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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Herbst. In central Texas, recovery operations along

the Guadalupe River have been suspended because of new flooding conditions. Texas Public

Radio's Jerry Clayton has more.

The Kerr County Sheriff's Office issued a code red alert late Saturday night due to the

possibility of heavy rain in the area. Early Sunday morning, the city of Kerrville announced

that recovery operations would stop and personnel working along the Guadalupe should evacuate

the river corridor

until further notice. Some areas experienced one to two inches of rain per hour Sunday morning.

Flood watches have been issued for a large portion of the Texas Hill Country in south

central Texas through Sunday evening. Sunday's flood warnings and the pause and recovery efforts

cast a dark cloud over both volunteers and victims who are still in limbo after losing their homes, family members, and friends.

I'm Jerry Clayton in San Antonio.

The flash flooding has left at least 128 people dead. More than 160 are still listed as missing.

The European Union is pushing back the planned start date for retaliatory tariffs, but it stands ready to react to President Trump's

threat to enact 30 percent tariffs on EU imports. Terry Schultz reports EU leaders say they

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