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Now until July 11.

Happening now, breaking news, urgent search for survivors rescue teams are still scouring

through debris, desperately looking for more than 170 people still missing after floodwaters

tore through here in Texas.

Plus, gap in communication, new CNN reporting that the defense secretary Pete

Hexeth did not inform the White House

before authorizing a pause on weapons shipments to Ukraine, setting off a scramble inside the

Trump administration. And the House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries will join me live

this hour. Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world.

I'm Wolf Blitzer. Pamela Brown is in Kerrville, Texas, and you're in the Situation Room.

This is CNN Breaking News.

We begin this hour with breaking news out of the Texas floods.

The death toe climbs to 111, and the number of missing jumps dramatically to more than 170.

Almost all the missing are in Kerr County, where no victim has been found alive since Friday.

Michael Pack these mules down.

The landscape is so treacherous, clogged with broken trees and hazardous debris that mules and horses are now essential tools in the search.

The governor of Texas says the number of missing will likely go even higher.

Emergency officials are expected to hold a briefing right at the top of the next hour and will of course bring it to you live.

My colleague and co-anchor Pamela Brown is in Curville right now and has

been working long days to cover all these important developments. Pamela, what are you learning

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