00:00Search crews in central Texas are battling one last day of relentless rain
00:04as they race to find over 170 missing people from the July 4th weekend floods.
00:10So far, at least 129 lives have been lost, including 36 children.
00:15Devastated families are holding memorials while still clinging to hope.
00:19But this search has been anything but easy.
00:22Torrential rain over Sunday and Monday forced teams off the rivers.
00:26Volunteers were ordered to evacuate from flood-prone areas as rising waters created new emergencies.
00:32Entire communities like Kerrville are still on edge.
00:35A mother and son described how floods tore through their summer camp.
00:39A 94-year-old woman raced to her attic just to survive.
00:42And heartbreak echoes from Camp Mystic, where several children remain missing.
00:46Now, a flood watch is in place for central Texas.
00:49Rainfall of up to 6 inches is possible today.
00:51And yet, first responders say they will return to the rivers as soon as it's safe.
00:57But after today, the weather shifts.
00:59The rain stops.
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01:03bringing a new challenge to those still searching and those still waiting.
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