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[Gig] Knock, knock. Teresita?
Jose? Sorry, there was so much traffic.
[Lila] Hey, Aunt Gigi.
[Gig] Hi. What are you doing
here? I just saw you on TV. Are you okay?
[Lila] Yeah, I'm fine. They had
to rush out to the hospital, but I'm fine. Do you know where my
parents are?
[Gigi] No, but I bet Teresita made Jose
go looking for you. Call your office.
[Lila] Hey, I already did.
They're not there. Hey, have you heard about all those people
missing?
[Gigi] Yeah.
[Lila] Jeff told me that a lot of them
are Latinos.
[Gigi] Oh, Muki, half of Californians
are Latinos.
[Lila] I guess so. Oh, my God --
I've got to go to the station. Can you ask my mom to call me when
you see her?
[Gigi] Yep. Bye sweetie.
Oh, Muki, you forgot your magazine.
[Lila] No, that's my dad's.
[Gigi] Oh okay. My God, at his
age?
[Steven] Hello, everyone.
Governor Dawson and Lieutenant Governor Santos are out of reach,
so I have been called upon to act as Governor Pro Tem. It is my
duty to declare a state of emergency. We're doing everything
within our power to find our missing people. I ask the people of
California not to panic, and to respect other people's property.
In these very difficult times, we must all make an effort to continue
with our regular activities. Our thoughts and prayers are with the
people of California.
[Reporter] 911 has received over
1 million calls reporting missing people. Is this a terrorist
attack?
[Steven] Attack? No, people are
disappearing without a trace. There are no bodies.
[Reporter] Are the armed forces
involved?
[Steven] The fog surrounding the state
makes it hard to draw conclusions, but the military is conducting
reconnaisance missions and will report when they have something.
[Reporter] Have you spoken to
Washington?
[Steven] There's no communication
outside the state. We have our best men and women working on that.
Thank you all very much.
[Newscaster] The fog warning
continues in effect. Authorities begged the population to stay
home, and not attempt to cross.
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