<h1>President tours Texas flood damage while administration reviews plans to eliminate federal disaster response agency</h1> The President plans to tour Texas flood damage that killed at least 120 people with over 170 still missing from the July 4 disaster. Despite previous pledges to eliminate the Federal Emergency Management Agency and transfer disaster response to states, the administration has remained quiet about these plans while focusing on the human tragedy. The President will conduct an aerial tour and meet with first responders and victims' families at the state emergency operations center. Republican officials will join the visit. The Homeland Security Secretary praised the federal response while co-chairing a review council examining agency overhaul options.