How 58 hours in Midland, Texas, changed the future of TV news

There were a few key stories in the 1980s and 1990s — the Challenger explosion; the OJ Bronco chase; Desert Storm — that propelled the evolution of TV news from nightly half-hour broadcasts to around-the-clock coverage. Among those watershed moments was the story of "Baby Jessica," the Midland, Texas toddler whose rescue from a well 22 feet beneath a quiet backyard still impacts news as we know it today.