Today is Tuesday, July 8th. We're talking about the ongoing search efforts in Texas.

Hundreds have been rescued from floodwaters, but the death toll is also rising.

Also, we'll tell you about new tariffs announced for many of America's trading partners,

and the surprise Israel's prime minister had for President Trump.

Plus, new backlash over the so-called Epstein files,

why top medical groups are suing

RFK Jr. And everything you need to know about Black Friday and July. Those stories and even more

news coming up. Welcome, welcome to The Newsworthy. All the day's news in around 10 minutes. Fast,

fair, fun, and on the go. I'm Erica Mandy. Thanks so much for being

here. You ready? Let's do this. Search and rescue teams are scouring central Texas in the aftermath of

some of America's worst flooding in decades. Volunteers and workers have come from all over the U.S. and Mexico

to help. There are 19 different local and state agencies, drones, dogs, boats, and helicopters

out looking for any signs of survivors or victims. As of early this morning, the death toll is up to

104, including dozens of children. And many more are still missing, including 10 girls and their

19-year-old counselor from Camp Mystic. But there are still some signs of hope. More than 850 people

have been rescued by emergency responders so far, and they have some incredible stories of survival.

For example, a woman was rescued after being swept 20 miles down river and clinging to a tree.

Several children crawled out of windows and swam to safety, and a young girl was found floating on a mattress.

Sadly, though, as the days pass, the chance of finding more survivors drops, and the death toll

is expected to rise. Making matters worse, more flooding is possible since there's still rain

in the forecast.

President Trump is expected to visit the area later this week.

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