Tonight, on this July 4th, we're following two major breaking headlines. President Trump

signing his historic mega bill into law and the deadly flash flood catastrophe with at least

20 missing from an all-girls summer camp in Texas. 13 people killed. Homes swept away

after the rising Guadalupe River blasted through Texas Hill Country in the dark of

night. We're praying for all of those missing to be found alive. The river rising nearly 30 feet in

about an hour. Helicopters, look at that, filling the skies, finding 200 people stranded.

The muddy aftermath, showing just how quickly the water rose and fell.

Our team's on the ground with warnings of another wave on the way as more rain falls.

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50 years later, finding nostalgia and some surprises. This is NBC Nightly News with Tom Yamas.

Good evening. I'm Hallie Jackson in for Tom tonight, and we are coming on the air with a nightmare

unfolding in Texas. 13 people killed, according to officials, after catastrophic flash flooding

overwhelmed the Guadalupe River, the water smashing through parts of Hill Country, and the

summer camps along the river's banks, with more than 20 unaccounted for tonight at an all-girls camp.

Some parents now facing an agonizing wait for answers.

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