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Live from ABC News headquarters in New York City.

This is Good Morning America.

We begin with the latest on the catastrophic flooding in Texas.

More than 100 lives have been lost.

The search goes on for those missing, including 10 girls and a counselor from Camp Mystic.

We have team coverage of this heartbreaking story.

We're going to hear from Ginger in just a few moments.

We begin with Chief National Correspondent Matt Cutman in Curville, Texas.

Good morning, Matt.

George, good morning, and we made it out to Camp Mystic yesterday, watching as volunteers put out the belongings, including the trunks of those campers right out on the lawn in front of those bunks.

That as this disaster is on track to become even deadlier than Hurricane Harvey.

And the story is the power of that river, lifting up this row of houses here, shifting them 50 feet from their slabs. And still this morning, there are over

30 people missing out there. This morning, that grim milestone in floodstriken 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

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