drone video shows just how widespread the damages and hosford less than an hour's drive from tallahasseerintout of a powerful twisters swim the committee. roofs off homes dumping debris and uprooting trees. "fox weather" journalist brandy campbell has more as people there begin to pick up the pieces. excitement hosford, florida one of several tornadoes pass through between georgia and florida on thursday. this is a small town about 40 minutes west of tallahassee. where i am standing is for the worst of the damage was done in this town according to the national weather service and limit nearly they found this to be ef2 tornado. not residents that were here that i've spoken with her saying the same thing. they are grateful despite the damage that was done. >> i am thankful we are alive and i don't care nothing about this i'm thankful me and her are alive. >> yes everyone is okay. i some material things that are lost and that is okay. >> now if you take a look behind me you can see some of the damage for its to tell exactly what was what for this family home right here. but as we turn aroun

in hosford, florida. i'm brandy campbell, fox weather. molly: incredible look at the damage there. double trouble expected across the southeast as florida and georgia brace for two bouts of severe weather from a bout of hail to severe weather. we go straight to adam klotz who has a much greater detailed look at this for us. >> yeah, molly, we're looking at soggy and sometimes severe weather in the country. the west completely dry and the action at the mississippi river and off to the east. a lot of folks in the eastern half of the country are dealing with soggy weather, maybe none more than new england. i'll get to the southeast in a moment. currently rain lingering from last night into this afternoon, round after round through the weekend and continue to be soggy and folks that just dealt with severe weather cs portions of florida, more now building across the gulf of mexico. this is going to be lifting up into florida and we're expecting big thunderstorms this afternoon as a result. we've got severe storm threats now 2 out of 5 scale here, but fairly wide area. so there are going

so that's what we are seeing today as well as power restoration here in hosford as well.an see a lot of these trees, the tops of them were capped off. a lot of debris coming from these homes as well. some extensive damage for people to deal with. the sheriff, i spoke with him and he said it's potentially between 30 and 50 homes and businesses that were impacted. and unfortunately there is more bad weather to come tomorrow. >> charles: fox weathers brandy campbell in foxwell florida, what's ahead, bringing in chief meteorologist brooke with the latest -- rick with the latest. we are bracing. >> you have heard about what happens this weekend. kind of a washout for the northeast is the weekend. hate to say it, but two storms we will deal with that will bring in a lot of rain. one of those right now is across parts of texas where there is a tornado warning, i bring this up heading right towards the temple, texas, area fort hood, that entire area of central texas is about a half a million people living in that metro area. it's about the cross i-35. so be very careful if you ar

in the florida panhandle, a tornado touched down causing damage in the community of hosford yesterday. thousands lost power. elsewhere in the panhandle, a man was reported in critical condition after being struck by lightning on a pier in panama city beach. local reports say when first responders arrived, a bystander was administering cpr. the weather is part of a system that could produce damaging hail, high winds, flooding, and more tornadoes across the south from texas to florida. >>> a massachusetts air national guardsman accused of leaking classified materials remains in jail. whether he stays until the start of his trial will be decided by a judge at a later date. 21-year-old jack teixeira appeared in court wearing orange prison garb. he faces up to 25 years in prison if convicted. prosecutors say more charges could be coming. here's nicole sganga. >> reporter: prosecutors asked a federal judge to keep jack teixeira behind bars pending trial, arguing thursday that he is a flight risk and poses a risk to national security. the massachusetts air national guardsman is charged under

. >> rob: these homes in hosford florida taking a direct hit.fs gone, trees snapped like toothpicks. in panama city beach at least one person reportedly struck by lightning this afternoon. >> what happened? >> rob: in fort worth, sending to boys to the hospital. neighbors rushing them in. the same storms brought huge hail to dublin texas. livestock running for cover. 85-mile-per-hour winds hammering melbourne, florida, wednesday and more hail than many have ever seen. as though storms make their way into the northeast, the fast rising mississippi river's flooding towns in the heartland. here the st. paul downtown airport, that led up that her access to tell pilots, do not land here. because this runway is close in part because they put up this temporary floodwall to keep the river back. record-breaking snowfall now melting, forcing rivers over their banks and into neighborhoods and towns like moline to devonport where the river won't crest until next week. >> whit: rob marciano joining us from st. paul. this system is set to move all the way int

hosford is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman and to the ranking member. uh this is a critically important topic for us to discuss. and while at the moment, nevada is amidst the grip of a historic drought, the varied ecosystems across my state are such that many of the communities that i represent are extremely susceptible to flash floods. uh as doctor martin uh rightfully pointed out in his testimony, the most pressing issue and biggest barrier that i hear from my constituents is affordability. we need to be expanding flood insurance to everyone who needs it. the loss associated with water damage can be absolutely catastrophic, especially for a family that was already struggling to make ends meet without insurance. these costs can lead to financial ruin and with upwards of 57% of damages uncovered, our nation has issues with both the uninsured and a massive underinsured population. now, i understand that private flood insurance can be an excellent su supplement to coverage for high value residential properties. but today, i want to focus on individuals wh