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Live from ABC News headquarters in New York City. This is Good Morning America.

What a heartbreaking weekend in Texas.

We hope you are all doing okay after this holiday weekend. All eyes, though, are on those Texas floods.

Yes, they are, George, and we're thinking about all of those precious souls as the scope of this disaster unfolds.

Families there are picking up the pieces, some waiting for news about loved ones.

President Trump signed a disaster declaration. We're going to get more on that and what the

president plans to head to Texas.

And here's what we know right now about the devastation in the Lone Star State. At least 80 people

are dead, including 28 children. At least 41 people are still missing, including

10 girls and a counselor from the camp. The local sheriff is vowing to continue search and rescue

missions until everyone is found. And these right here, these are just some of the people who

were killed. Our hearts are going out to their families. The flashlighting overwhelmed the

Guadalupe River,

rose 26 feet in less than an hour, and the water took away everything in its path, including

vehicles knocking buildings off their foundations, and that devastation it can't miss it. Just heartbreaking.

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