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Breaking tonight, more than 170 still missing in Texas as officials face tough new questions about their response to the floods.

Also ahead, President Trump says he's tired of Putin's BS and what may be one of his most major shifts yet on the war in Ukraine.

And new this evening, we're talking to Congressman Jim Clyburn on what he thinks of

Zoran Memdani, plus what he makes at the 2028 hype as Governor Gavin Newsom swings through his

home state. Tonight on Laura Coates Live. Welcome, everyone. I'm Omar Jimenez in for Laura

tonight. We're going to start with the breaking news. A tragedy that was already

horrific has gotten even more devastating. The number of people missing from the Texas floods

has skyrocketed to 172. A huge jump from what was reported earlier today when 18 were publicly

unaccounted for. And Governor Greg Abbott warns it could get worse.

We will not stop until every missing person is accounted for.

Know this also.

They're very likely could be more added to that list.

We're also learning officials have known for a couple of days that the number of missing was likely much higher than that was much higher than publicly disclosed.

One official says they've struggled to confirm how many RVs were in the area, for example, since they're not registered.

And then on the death toll, that too has grown.

So far, 111 people are confirmed dead. At least 30 of the victims were kids in

Kerr County, home to Camp Mystic, the old girl summer camp along the Guadalupe River.

The damage there? Catastrophic. And tonight, we're learning more about one of the camp's

most heartbreaking moments. One cabin specifically took the full force of the

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