Hi there, everyone. I'm so happy to be back with you. It's 4 o'clock in the east. It's 3 p.m. in

central Texas, the site of one of the most devastating and tragic floods in the United States in the past 100 years.

At least 90 people have lost their lives. Many others are still missing after catastrophic

flash flooding Friday morning along the Guadalupe River. This time lapse video shows just how

quickly the waters rose there, swamping a highway in a matter of minutes. The Guadalupe River

rose by 26 feet in just 45 minutes, catching countless people by surprise.

Here's how some people have described what happened.

Open the door and the water was up to the door.

I ran in my room, grabbed some boots and came came back, and water was coming in the door.

I just felt the whole house pick up and been on a lot of boats, and it felt like I was in a boat.

So I said, we need to get out of the house. So I grabbed my wife, and we literally jumped in the water,

and it swept us down to about 200 feet down that way and there is a crepe mirl

tree that we grabbed hold of and we waited for rescue i literally pulled up my waterproof phone

and started calling people going hey get swift water rescue to come get us because we are like in

extremists we are in bad shape we just saw like an ocean out there. It's just like completely destroying everything.

We saw like a whole cabin just floating down and that's when we knew like things were getting

actually real out there. Like we were starting to realize that this was a real natural disaster

crisis.

As I'm sure you've heard, many of the victims are from Camp Mystic.

That's an all-girls Christian summer camp.

In a statement, the camp says that 27 girls have been killed in the flood.

Ten are still missing.

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