At least 95 die in flash floods in Spain


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In Spain, flash flooding has killed at least 95 people and dozens more are unaccounted for. It mostly happened in the country’s east, with some areas seeing a year’s with of rain in eight hours. NBC News’ Matt Bodner reports for Early Today.



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