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Grieving daughter says mother’s death in Texas flood was avoidable

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Thousands of responders from multiple states and from Mexico spent another day scouring river banks in central Texas in search of flood victims.

No new survivors have been found this week and families are coping with enormous losses.

Special correspondent Christopher Booker reports on the devastation some are dealing with well outside of Kerr County .

Sherry Richardson died 24 hours after the flooding in Kerr County , Texas .

Sherry 's daughter says her mom should have been warned about the flooding 24 hours earlier.

Volunteers have been helping clean up Hope House in Austin , Texas , which is 80 miles from Kerr County .

Volunteers say the trauma from these events will linger.

PBS special correspondent Christopher Booker reports from Kerrville , Texas , for PBS NewsHour Weekend .

Booker: Why wasn't there a siren system on the river? Why were cabins built and R.V.s parked in a floodplain? It's clear that the local residents will continue to be able to help one another, but just who in power will have the bravery to try to find solutions?.

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