convicted of kidnapping jessica roach. in the federal system, if you re guilty of a kidnapping, if that kidnapping resulted in a death, them under the sentencing guidelines, it s mandatory life term. the jessica roach case was over, but the disappearance of tricia reitler remained unsolved and her parents, gary and donna, would not stop looking. we walked the sides of the roads. we walked the riverbeds. we looked under the culverts. we ended up going to crack houses because somebody had a lead. if you see something on the side of the road, a garbage bag, whatever, it s like, could that be her? it was just a horrendous crime to lose your daughter, never find out what the heck happened to her. larry beaumont kept looking, too. i actually made arrangements on a couple occasions to go out and look for the body. beaumont called in specialized military and law enforcement units to search. but we weren t able to find them. so rather than to give up, it occurred to me that ob
now particular ly vulnerable. up to six inches of rain is possible. abc s brandi hitt starts us off. reporter: a supersoaking storm slamming california. mud flowing in camarillo northwest of los angeles. a race to keep those culverts clear any way they can. with machines, even pulling rocks out by hand. families like anthony s are keeping a close eye on the mountains. i wasn t scared until now. reporter: rocks falling in santa barbara covering this highway and wreaking havoc on the road. at least three injured in this three-car pile-up. look at this truck, dangling from a freeway overpass. the ground already saturated after weekend downpours brought mud slides that closed ten miles of the pacific coast highway. in glendora, workers moving massive concrete rails to protect these homes sitting below a mountainside that could give way at any moment. when they say mandatory, we re out of here. reporter: this neighborhood
vulnerable. up to six inches of rain is possible. abc s brandi hitt starts us off. reporter: a supersoaking storm slamming california. mud flowing in camarillo northwest of los angeles. a race to keep those culverts clear any way they can. with machines, even pulling rocks out by hand. families like anthony s are keeping a close eye on the mountains. i wasn t scared until now. reporter: rocks falling in santa barbara covering this highway and wreaking havoc on the road. at least three injured in this three-car pile-up. look at this truck, dangling from a freeway overpass. the ground already saturated after weekend downpours brought mud slides that closed ten miles of the pacific coast highway. in glendora, workers moving massive concrete rails to protect these homes sitting below a mountainside that could give way at any moment. when they say mandatory, we re out of here. reporter: this neighborhood devastated by wildfires earlier this year. that compounds the danger. it take
newborn twister from a backyard in eastern north carolina. families in mississippi got an awful wakeup call. at least nine reports of tornadoes tearing through mobile homes and damaging a church. nearly a dozen people injured. police are still looking for a 9-year-old girl who was swept away by rising waters. it is my understanding they want to check culverts to see if the child may be stuck inside a culvert. the rain came fast and in a few short hours, more than half a foot in the streets. flooding streets in birmingham. 911 operators are busy. the bottom floor of my house is underwater and the water level is rising. firefighters had to bring out the boats. nearly a hundred families were trapped in this apartment complex. they are freaking out. hyperventilating. and just trying to make sure everyone was up and awake. we were knocking on friends doors. then time for atlanta. flash flooding put three foot of water on several city streets. high winds knocking down massive tr
in eastern north carolina. families in mississippi got an awful wakeup call. at least nine reports of tornadoes tearing through mobile homes and damaging a church. nearly a dozen people injured. police are still looking for a 9-year-old girl who was swept away by rising waters. it is my understanding they want to check culverts to see if the child may be stuck inside a culvert. the rain came fast and in a few short hours, more than half a foot in the streets. flooding streets in birmingham. 911 operators are busy. the bottom floor of my house is under water and the water level is rising. firefighters had to bring out the boats. nearly a hundred families were trapped in this apartment complex. they are freaking out. hyper ventilating. and just trying to make sure everyone was up and awake. we were knocking on friends doors. then time for atlanta. flash flooding put three foot of water on several city streets. high winds knocking down massive trees like this giant oak that f