mary s daughter cathy torres never came home after her shift he ended and the next morning there was still no sign of her. mary called cathy s friends, and no one had seen her. mary got in the car and scoured the streets searching for cathy and her red toyota corolla. cathy s sister, tina, saw the wrenching worry in their mother s face. snoo she was a mom full of pain. she was a mom who was hurting because she was looking for her baby. she would say just find the car. you find the car it was like an equation. find the karks you ll find cathy. just waiting. you don t want to tell police because that makes it real? that s right. it makes it real. you are still holding on to the hope that she s going to come running in through that back door. by monday cathy still wasn t
give him his walking papers. let s do this. greg s dog paddle news. we have been waiting for this video for months now. cost $60 million. one of the most extreme dog paddling videos ever. roll it oh my gosh. gregg: there he goes. unbelievable. stan that. you can see. just waiting. is that a life vest? greg: yes, yes. there he is make it to the other side. that s my favorite part. kimberly: he is ready to go. dana: that s how you teach him. kimberly: looks bike windup toys you put in the bathtub with you. greg: that s his little rutter. juan: that s a cute dog. kimberly: is that a maltese? dana: or go to jesse. jesse, what is that? jesse: i have alligator video. not in a cage at a prom. check this out. south carolina.
came home after her shift at sav-on ended. and the next morning, there was still no sign of her. mary called cathy s friends and no one had seen her. so mary got in the car and scoured the streets of placentia, searching for cathy and her red toyota corolla. cathy s sister tina saw the wrenching worry in their mother s face. she was a mom full of pain. she was a mom who who was hurting because she was looking for her baby. she would say, just find the car. if you find the car, it was like an equation. find the car, you ll find cathy. reporter: you get any sleep sunday night? no. just waiting. reporter: you don t want to call the police because that makes it real? that s right. it makes it real because you re still holding onto the hope that she s going to come running in through that backdoor. reporter: by monday, cathy still wasn t home.
and the next morning, there was still no sign of her. mary called cathy s friends and no one had seen her. so mary got in the car and scoured the streets of placentia, searching for cathy and her red toyota corolla. cathy s sister tina saw the wrenching worry in their mother s face. she was a mom full of pain. she was a mom who who was hurting because she was looking for her baby. she would say, just find the car. if you find the car, it was like an equation. find the car, you ll find cathy. reporter: you get any sleep sunday night? no. just waiting. reporter: you don t want to call the police because that makes it real? that s right. it makes it real because you re still holding onto the hope that she s going to come running in through that backdoor. reporter: by monday, cathy still wasn t home. panic was setting in and mary called the police department to
everything is in there. it s madness. it s chaotic in here. i just want my bags. reporter: more than 1,500 flights cancelled since that power outage crippled the world s busiest airport. 390 on delta alone. yesterday, just after noon, some 30,000 passengers plunged into darkness for nearly 11 hours. an emergency has been reported in the building. reporter: a fire underground taking out the power system, along with its backup. crews working through the night to fix the charred system. it s a nightmare. we have to go through the tunnels that are pitch black. reporter: passengers walking through hazy terminals. atlanta airport, no power. no lights. i just want to get home. just waiting. this is absurd. reporter: airport workers and passengers helping the elderly and disabled. this man finding the only way down a stalled escalator. outside, dozens of planes halted. so, we ve been waiting, like she said, we were on the plane for seven hours. reporter: evacuated passe