Thousands in NC still without power after attack on substations
Thousands of residents in a North Carolina county entered their third day without lights and heating on Tuesday after "targeted attacks" on two electric substations over the weekend caused widespread outages and shut down schools across the county. Blayne Alexander reports.
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