BALDWIN: Parents, imagine you put your child to bed at night, and the next morning, your son, your daughter gone. That has happened to one set of parents in New Hampshire. The FBI has joined the search for missing 11-year-old girl Celina Cass, last seen Monday night in her home of West Stewartstown. Police say there are no signs of any struggle or that someone took her and no sign she ran away. Cass' stepfather says she's a shy, quiet girl who would not leave home on her own. This girl's disappearance totally shocked this town.</s>FRANCINE LEMAY, LIVES IN THE AREA: In a small town like this, everybody knows everybody, and it's just devastating that a little girl that age could just come up missing.</s>NICOLE FRANCOEUR, LIVES IN THE AREA: Everybody is just really worried. Everybody is in shock.</s>BALDWIN: Family members and friends are handing out flyers with Cass' photo. FBI agents now helping with this investigation.</s>YOUNG: We're marshaling all resources available to us, state, federal, local, both New Hampshire and Vermont. The goal of this investigation is to bring Celina home safely. We ask for your help and the public's help. Anybody who has any information about her whereabouts on Monday or Tuesday are encouraged to call the police.</s>BALDWIN: Police are going through phone and computer reports from the girl's home. That investigation is ongoing.</s>BALDWIN: Coming up next: These streets look like rivers, record rain drenching South Korea right now, as much as two inches per hour falling in some parts. Look at those cars. More of this dramatic video we're getting in here to us at CNN. Stay right there.
New Hampshire Town Searching For Missing Girl