Hey there from CNN. I'm Chris DeBo with the five things you need to know for Monday, July 7th.

Camp Mystic says at least 27 of its campers and counselors are among those who died in the catastrophic floods that hit Texas over the weekend.

According to officials, at least 89 people have died in the disaster, and dozens are still missing across

central Texas.

CNN's Isabel Rosales was in Centerpoint, Texas, speaking to volunteers helping with the search

efforts.

I've been told by volunteers that in the first search, they found a body, and the second search,

they found a body, third search, another victim. So today, they're out here again,

and this time they're bringing in heavy machinery to help remove this debris that has been so

difficult for volunteers to look for any victims. It is, as one volunteer told me, it is the

discovery you hope you won't make.

But at the same time, they do want to make that discovery because they want to give these families of these loved ones closure.

Meanwhile, the flood watch covering nearly 5 million people in central Texas, including all the flood disaster areas, has been extended into this evening.

For more information about how you can help Texas flood victims, go to CNN.com

slash impact or text flood to 707070.

Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide and there's no so-called client list or evidence that he was murdered.

That's what an official from the Justice Department said today, after months of various

officials teasing the release of new blockbuster information on the accused sex trafficker.

The DOJ has released 10 hours of jailhouse security footage that shows no one entered his cell

on the day he took his own life in 2019 while awaiting

trial. But it said there are no plans to make any other documents public. Right-wing conspiracy

theorists have suggested Epstein was killed because he kept a client list to blackmail powerful

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