Watch: Deadly Texas flooding causes destruction

Dozens of people are missing as flash floods sweep away mobile homes, vehicles and holiday cabins.

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"Within 45 minutes, the Guadalupe River rose 26 feet and it was a destructive flood," Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick said.

Footage from the state shows the destruction caused by surging waters.

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