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Hey everybody, I'm Gigi Chang sitting on the couch with my friends, and Cindy Lopper is going to join us.

We are so excited to have some fun. I'm Rebecca here with Gio. It's so great to see all of you.

Thank you for joining us on this Tuesday. That's right. It is Tuesday. And coming up, I'm going to break down that big change coming to airports. How you screen, how you get screened. It's really big. It's a big deal with the shoes. So we'll talk about that. Absolutely. It's a game changer. And it's so nice to have the transpot correspondent here with us today. And what's the right thing to do for pain relief? Is it hot? Is it cold? Dr. Darian Sutton is here to answer all that and more.

Plus, what you should know about other remedies and when to see the doctor.

We are looking forward to that conversation, but we start with the latest on the catastrophic flooding in Texas.

The death toll climbing above 100 people, Chief National Correspondent Matt Gutman is in Kerrville in Texas. The death toll climbing above 100 people,

Chief National Correspondent Matt Gutman,

is in Kerrville, Texas,

with more on this heartbreaking story, Matt.

You know, Rebecca, you just mentioned heartbreaking.

And I think the most heartbreaking thing

that I've seen so far was we got up to Camp Mystic yesterday

where those 27 kids disappeared in the counselor,

and they had just started to lay out the personal belongings of the campers right on the lawn

outside of the bunks, the lavender and pink and blue trunks that belonged to those kids.

It was heartbreaking. That as officials here say that they have begun to move towards recovery.

And this disaster is now on track to be even deadlier than Hurricane Harvey, and there are still over 30 people missing.

This morning, that grim milestone in flood-stricken Central Texas, as search and rescue efforts enter their fifth day here, the death toll now topping 100.

And that number is expected to rise.

This morning new video showing how that fatal Fourth of July flood swallowed everything in its path.

This home in Center Point, Texas, lifted off its foundation.

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