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>> in terms of infrastructure, hundreds of thousands without power in the southeast. it's really the ice, not the snow that causes the power lines to fall. is it just a matter of money that they're not putting power lines underground? >> that and the absence of tree trimming. seriously. if you drive around atlanta, and i love the city, but you'll see mile after mile of trees taller than the powerlines. 80% of the power lines in america are above ground. i lived in holland and germany and the power is generally underground. but the down side of underground power is cost. and who pays to put tha...

That they're not putting power lines underground? >> that and the absence of tree trimming. if you drive around atlanta, you'll see mile after mile of trees taller than the power lines. 80% of the power lines in america are above ground. i lived in holland and germany and the power is generally underground. but the down side of underground power is cost. and who pays to put that in the ground? it costs about double the amount to put underground power as it is above ground. above ground, a mile in a new subdivision is about $200,000. underground in that same subdivision is right at $500,000. to...

Have the outages we have faced. >> i have lived in germany and in the netherlands in holland, they average maybe two hours a year of power outage because they put the utilities underground. 80% of our power lines are above ground. they discuss these things and it come down to cost. for one mile of power lines in a new subdivision, about $200,000, above grown. if you put it underground, it is double that, nearly $400,000, to put a mile of power underground. it comes down to cost and dollars and whether they warnt o reinvest in existing neighborhoods. it would cost three times the cost of puttin...

Was kind of what prompted us to get one. >> this was a small subdivision. you said there was about eight condo units, townhouse units? >> yes. >> and when you drove up to jacksonville, did you make arrangements to take care of the dog? did you bring supplies for the dog, things like that? >> yes, we did. we brought crate, food, things like that specifically for him. >> do you have children? >> they are all grown. >> does miss rower have children? >> yes. they are all grown as well. >> was this dog kind of your guys' child? >> yes. >> what was his name? >> his name is charlie. >> obviously, you...

>> the possibility of we had visited sarah and found myself and ourselves in the middle of it, of something terrible, will always be on my mind. >> i consider nelson's wife to be very lucky. i think there's a high likelihood she would have been the victim that day had she not brought her husband along with her to that subdivision. >> police now had a possible eye witness. but would it be enough?