Hey, from CNN, I'm Josh and Sharna, with the five things you need to know for Tuesday, July 8.

Five camp mystic campers and one councillor remain unaccounted for as the death toll of the Texas floods reaches 108.

That's according to Kerr County Sheriff, Larry Leather.

At a heated press conference in Kerrville, officials appeared to dodge questions from journalists

about the timeline of their response, in particular the timing of emergency alerts.

Here's some of an exchange between Leitha and a reporter.

I think that the community here is asking these questions.

What happened?

When did it happen?

Was the emergency manager awake at the time?

Did they push the button to a shirt emergency alert?

Sir, it's not that easy when you just push a button.

Okay, there's a lot more to that.

And we've told you several times.

I can't tell you at this time.

CNN's Isabella Rosales was at the press conference.

We're essentially trying to close this information gap of what officials were doing, the discussions, the actions that they were taking.

Were they considering evacuations that they decide not to do that?

Did they discuss that at all?

Between 1.14 a.m. on Friday when that first flood

emergency alert came out from the National Weather Service, and then 5 a.m. That is the

point that the river, the Guadalupe River, started to flood homes.

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