record of a 14th century eruption of mount vesuvius in the gulf of naples. so now rosy has focused on another volcano located 200 kilometers from naples stromboli is one of the most active in the region. in 2002 an eruption caused a flank of the mountain to collapse into the sea a 10 metre high tidal wave reef to the island. the waves spread across the terrain in sea and much weakened reach the bay of naples. who far more powerful eruption of strong belief have triggered the tsunami described by petrarch 700 years ago. above the village of san vincenz oh on the slopes of the volcano archaeologists are a levy is excavating the remains of a small church she's provided now rosie with his 1st clues. evan when i went to the magical we knew that a dramatic event led to the sudden collapse of the building probably a powerful earthquake because we found large blocks of stone inside on the church floor. of evening. in order to date strong bali's past activity archaeologists examined 3 skeletons found in the remains of the church. the skeleton was in a grave pit that

rosie was intrigued by petra it's description rosie has worked on naples emergency plan in case mount vesuvius erupts most tsunamis are generated by sea quakes and fault lines but they can also be triggered by volcanic eruptions if. you want to. track witnessed an exceptional phenomenon that struck the city of make us normal. man he was asleep not far from the port when he heard such loud strange noises that he thought it was an earthquake there were more than 30 or 40 that dr patrick rushed to the harbor like so many other people. and saw with his own eyes that it had been completely devastated last encouraged even. aside from his descriptions of the destruction petra also wrote of hundreds of dead and dozens of sunken ships tomorrow rosie it's obvious that this strange storm was a tsunami. big truck out a level car no people think at that time petra could not have known that it was a tsunami because it was an unknown phenomenon in the middle ages or do we have. today we are certain it was a tsunami and. don't want. to avoid a repeat of the catastrophe the vulcanologist has been searching for

record of a 14th century eruption of mount vesuvius in the gulf of naples. so now rosy has focused on another volcano located 200 kilometers from naples stromboli is one of the most active in the region. in 2002 an eruption caused a flank of the mountain to collapse into the sea a 10 metre high tidal wave reef be island. the waves spread across the terrain in sea and much weakened reach the bay of naples. who far more powerful eruption of stromboli have triggered the tsunami described by petrarch 700 years ago. above the village of sand in chen's oh on the slopes of the volcano archaeologists are a levy is excavating the remains of a small church she's provided now rosie with his 1st clues. evan what i mean for the magical we knew that a dramatic event led to the sudden collapse of the building probably a powerful earthquake because we found large blocks of stone inside on the church floor. in order to date stromboli past activity archaeologists examined 3 skeletons found in the remains of the church. the skeleton was in a grave yet it was dug through the la

cause of the tsunami that wrecked harbor in 1343 there's no record of a 14th century eruption of mount vesuvius in the gulf of naples. some our own rosie has focused on another volcano located 200. kilometers from naples strong bowling is one of the most active in the region. in 2002 an eruption caused a flank of the mountain to collapse into the sea a 10 metre high tidal wave reef the island. the waves spread across the terrain in sea and much weakened reach the bay of naples. proof far more powerful eruption of stromboli have triggered the tsunami described by petrarch 700 years ago. above the village of sendin chens 0 on the slopes of the volcano archaeologists are a levy is excavating the remains of a small church she's provided maro rosie with his 1st clues. evan when i mean for the magical we knew that a dramatic event led to the sudden collapse of the building of probably a powerful earthquake because we found large blocks of stone inside on the church floor. up everything. in order to date stromboli past activity archaeologists examined 3 skeletons found in the remains of the church. th

or are we in, like a mount vesuvius moment. not every day is pompeii getting buried in lava?ight now? >> you know, nobody didn't go through it unless you're born five years from now. >> stephen: that's what i mean. >> no, it won't be-- no. we don't understand world war ii. that's why we were always asking our parents about it. because we can't-- we can't understand it. and they'll be asking about this. and they'll never understand what it was really like it's -- >> stephen: what is it really like, jerry? >> you know, it's-- it's really like... the whole planet getting detention. and when you get out of detention, you're really going to see things a little-- hopefully you're going to learn to appreciate a little better. that's what we have to do. but we probably won't. >> stephen: maybe not. but it's nice to hold on to that. >> let's try. >> stephen: nice to hold on to that hope. >> let's try. let's try to appreciate-- i went to a restaurant last night for the first time since february. >> stephen: okay. >> and it was outside, but even so, i hadn't seen a menu or a waitress si