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in a strange way, the fact that the — that? i agree.umber of _ that? i agree. in a strange way, the fact that the number of fans - that? i agree. in a strange way, the fact that the number of fans is i fact that the number of fans is reduced, but the percentage of the true funds in the city and watching the games is probably slightly higher than it would normally be for a champions league final, so i'm sure there's going to be a great atmosphere. i think it is what it is not. we have to sort of forget the issues that we've had. a week ago, no funds were going to go to the champions league final, now both teams have got 6000 supporters are able to go, so let's take the positives, let's go and have a great day, let's hope city win, of course, and you with everything else after that. �* , , ., ., , and you with everything else after that. �*, , ., ., , �* that. let's see how it goes. i'm sure it will _ that. let's see how it goes. i'm sure it will be _ that. let's see how it goes. i'm sure it will be an _ that. let's see how it goes. i'm s

it was kind of strange but kind of fab. it _ collins. it was kind of strange but kind of fab.ut kind of fab. it was kind of| but kind of fab. it was kind of weird, hon. but it was wonderful. i sought taylor swift with my own eyes. i saw what's his name? harry styles. i saw him with my own eyes. life doesn't get better than that. ,, , ., �* life doesn't get better than that. ,, ~ , that. see you. and she went after a very _ that. see you. and she went after a very happy _ that. see you. and she went after a very happy night. - colin patterson, bbc news, london's o2 arena. what a night and what an outfit. so we have so much more for you on this programme, including we will unpack the queen's speech, what is in there, what are the plans of boris johnson's there, what are the plans of borisjohnson's government in boris johnson's government in terms borisjohnson's government in terms of levelling the economy. and what are the issues in that speech was social media photos could be facing fines over harmful content online. that is in the 0nline safety bill. we will discuss that and m

road and boy it was a strange place will be available later this year it's there that the late. tommy lennon and i will talk down the road brother happy st patty's day well absolutely and it's always always fun to see and appreciate a blow out and spend a spell or for us what. 'd 'd i think the average viewer just after watching a couple of segments understands that we're telling stories there are critics can't tell you know why because their advertisers won't let them. in order to create change you have to be honest you have to tell the truth parties able to do that every story is built on going after the back story to what's really happening out there to the american public what's happening when a corporation makes a pharmaceutical chills people when a company in the environmental business ends up polluting a river that causes cancer and other illnesses they put all the health risk all the dangers out to the american public those are stories that we tell every we can you know what their work in. our culture is awash in lives dominated by streams never end. electronic elucidati

the latest one ronan boyle into the strange place i love that title will be available later this year please welcome top. and it's good to see a body that is a really good there is a really really good home and get some 1st dollar quite site night at the museum my friend placed as eddie murphy so so greatly put it on our center please don't tell me you had net points or monkey but it's obvious not have done you that robots well i not only not only do we we did it was a nice it was a great little world there's a funny story about that funny story about. resilience and you know about this and just like you know if you're in comedy and writing so the reason we got to write i did museum a movie that you know changed my entire life and we got to read the 2nd one of the course you get fired for the 3rd one it happens you're going to they're going to fire you for the 3rd one but we had written a movie for 20th century fox i'm sure you remember it called taxi with queen latifa not jimmy fallon of course we got to like that well. if you wanted to make sure that jimmy didn't get to be in movies

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the latest one ronan boyle into the strange place i love that title will be available later this year please welcome to the modern tamayo and as good as your body things are really good things are really really good only get some 1st dollar points on a night at the museum my friend pleased as ready murphy so so greatly put it on our city oh please don't tell me you had net points or monkey. obvious not have to do that robots well i not only not only do we did it was a nice it was a group little world there's a funny story about that funny story about. resilience and you know about this and just like you know if you're in comedy and writing so the reason we got to write united museum a movie that you know changed my entire life and we've got to read the 2nd one of the course you get fired for the 3rd one it happens you're going to they're going to fire you for the 3rd one but we had written a movie for 20th century fox i'm sure you remember it called taxi with queen latifa not to mention our crown of course we got to like that well. if you wanted to make sure that jimi didn't get to be

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so this past season will say he's been strange, as we've mentioned, for multiple reasons. of course us don't forget the panoramic as the bonds negotiate, took this season amid this. i mean, apart from the fans not being that they've done pretty well really. i mean, there's been regular testing, there's been quarantined when they've had to corn, teen one problem, maybe the celebrations, you know, when they were doing the celebrations that were meant to not kogan not shake hands and that kind of going out the window. but given that as the, giving them a bubble, people sort of accepted that ready. right, well, at the very briefly byron won the title again. mister 11, dusky has been an epic. can you break the record inside of it? yeah, i mean he's got a chance to score 41, but i think it goes the 1st one ever to do it is against the local rivals. might be a bit tricky. who knows, but an amazing scenes, an absolutely incredible mark meadows from d. w. sports. thank you for that update on moving on. performers and fines are getting ready for this weekend eurovision song contest

the strange jeff toobin labor party. brix it is 3 the problem for the labor party and so if you look at hartley pool which was a safe later seat. the racers win fs other 1st of all they voted bracks it and i remember many of them were labor and the night they all got almost unanimously to the consensus that's the immediate problem the longer problem i think is tony blair mr blair came prime minister advice by that political genius peter mandelson in 1900. and the basic strategy was that you completely ignored your base voters the working class you would devote your strategy to appealing to well it's a reasonable number of middle class folk who is swing the election in your direction and that's what took tony blair did very successfully but in the medium term the facts of this was to betray the working class of the trade your core vote and many of those voters felt despise and for the time being they ended up with mr johnson's conservative party they've abandoned labor and that is not something you can blame on cash or je

i think that we would spot the pandemic coming almost as soon i had heard about this strange new virus. too many science fiction books have that plot, so i turned around and decided to write a general history disaster because it suddenly hit me that we didn't have such a thing the happy families or disasters or some that were the same. >> one of the things i do love about this book is you take on the big picture it's not one of those many changes post pandemic. you sort of look in a systematic way geopolitically, financially, ecologically, historically, technologically at all the disasters and i want to carve out some of the takeaways as you go through history and look at the different disasters it wasn't always about people that have the science and facts at hand really well or whatever it was most importantly that goes against the grain of the narrative in that world and different sides of the aisle. talk more about that. >> there is a narrative in our heads and it's what might be called the interpretation of the history of science and in that account which as i said we have in our h

this is a strange one- — old trafford, are they? this is a strange one.th liverpool- old trafford, are they? this is aj strange one. both liverpool and manchester united will arrive by coach. none of those coaches have yet arrived. 0bviously with the protests starting at 1.40 this afternoon, they had the time to make the decision not to arrive at the ground. that has been the case. no players. the match officials are also being held outside the ground, because they don't have access at the moment. so i really don't know how, but the team sheets have come in ready for this game. we know the starting 11 for both sides, however, there is nobody here to hand the team sheet in and nobody to receive it. ., ., ., ., ~ team sheet in and nobody to receive it. ian radford, thank you very much. i it. ian radford, thank you very much- i am — it. ian radford, thank you very much. i am sure _ it. ian radford, thank you very much. i am sure we _ it. ian radford, thank you very much. i am sure we will - it. ian radford, thank you very much. i am sure we will keep. it. ia

it's strange. that i should put it that way. when you've seen the terrible killings i've seen, at the same time feel how important human life is, that we should do everything to protect human life, why i began to think that, i do not know. that has been, sort of, something that came from the camp. also my subsequent work and the human rights area. the feeling that we have to prevent these things from happening again to others, those that happened to us. and that you cannot be cynical about sometimes a lack of success we have in preventing for the genocides. which is the natural tendency to say, well, in the nineties you end up with rwanda. you end up with bosnia. some people say, well, nothing we're going to do is prevent it. my belief is that you have to try to prevent it. regardless of the setbacks. it's influenced me, i don't want to say i felt a tremendous urge to work in the human rights as an obligation. but i got into it, probably, because i felt it was the one way in which i could contribute. i also thought i'd been bett

hollywood didn't yet exist or like barnum was responsible for establishing a fascination for the strange reported. phantom revolutionize the american circus when he created the greatest show on earth a huge traveling circus with 5000 seats this was also where he presented his savages to the public. eye and. evolved to more than $100.00 american commercial agencies and consulates throughout the world. asking them to send him real savages in order to increase his worldwide truth of what he called freaks. the irishman of robert cunningham was able to satisfy phantom's wishes. when he heard about bottoms letter in 883 he was in australia in north queensland to the aborigines the country's indigenous people who had been oppressed by british settlers since the 18th century deprived of their most basic rights victims of violence and racial segregation they were considered little more than a part of the former and flora. fraser and one of the striking for it was the colony this was turning point where aboriginal people who'd be living near ground for years and countless to write because their la

that's strange enough. they did good. and what's perhaps also strange is that the guest house makes no effort to hide what it's doing is open the advertise discriminatory policy. i'm a local and i from here. and there for most, oh here they should read that because i do enjoy it. i say the long, long time, but they don't they just started now new people you know down the road. another guest house also proclaimed locals are not welcome. this kind of segregation is a less well known face to sure lanka for some establishment of found other methods that are barely less conspicuous to stop sri lankan joining the party the by targeting the woman the, the few kilometers away to popular club entry appeared to be free to, to read the bounces on the door. a task with keeping sri lanka, guess to a minimum the and those locals who do pay for the privilege of getting in also have to wait a break wristband on like the tourists and quit smiles. because to move peace is the equivalent of 12 heroes a sizable firm, given that the average m

that's strange enough. they did good. and what's perhaps also strange is that the guest house makes no effort to hide what it's doing is openly advertise discriminatory policy. i'm a local and i'm from here. and there for me also here, there's a red flag because i do into it, i say the long, long time, but they don't, they just started now new people, you know, down the road. another guest house also proclaimed locals are not welcome. this kind of segregation is less will know face to should link up some establishment of sound. other methods that barely less conspicuous to structure can joining the party by targeting the woman. the people on his way to popular club entry appears to be free. the bounces on the door a task with keeping sri lanka, guess to a minimum the and those locals who do pay for the privilege of getting in also have to wear a red wristband on like the tourists. how many have to pay the smile to move peace is the equivalent of $12.00 euros a sizable firm given that the average monthly salary and re lank

. >> waiting at the scene, a man with a strange story. and waiting for detectives, a strange video. >> how creepy was that video? >> it was very creepy. >> an affair to remember. >> he was the. one >> and a fair to forget. >> i shouldn't have done it. >> and one warmer secret still to be revealed. >> she said, i need you to sit down. i have something to tell you. the hair is on my the back of my neck stood up. >> hello, and welcome to dateline. by all appearances sam and danielle dreher had, a storybook marriage. then one traffic afternoon, their worlds came crashing down. destroyed by a series of bullets and a senseless killing. as investigators began today, they realize not all was as it seemed. they had entered a thorny maze of marital betrayal. here's thief andrea canning, with tangled web. >> sarasota, florida. the perfect backdrop for romance. beautiful beaches for a long walks, gorgeous sunsets, and this little rhythm of a gentle gulf tied. stories of love abound in this city by the city. but not all have ended happily ever after.

well, i think it's a bit of a strange atmosphere on the one hand, of course. hum. other militant groups portrayed it as a victory, but people yeah. now are coming out enough to 11 days of fighting from bartman and rock. it strikes into israel and they have to pick up the i said the left of 11 days ago. so it is not an easy kid. all the devastation you can see it in gaza. many thousands, tens of thousands of people have actually lost, have been displaced. so we saw some people know slowly going back and seeing what is left of the home. so it is not an easy atmosphere. and of course, there's also worry about whether i will hold quite a lot for people to take in how long will it be for guys to recover from all of this devastation was very hard to estimate because the situation of cause it's not easy, it has been under located for almost 14 years, that means every building material is it's not easy to bring it in either from israel or from egypt. so we know that several 1000 units at least have been destroyed or severely damaged for people to live. and so this will tak

and therefore it is all the more strange and intriguing why that's the government, the state government chose to do what it did. it appears to be indirect contravention of a high court order which were directed which was passed on the 24th of paper which stated that irrespective of whatever this directives, this court or the law court may have given with regard to disposition. therefore demolition or removal of moscow all that was standing banes till the 31st of may. surprisingly strangely, the government moved demolished the most. it's this mosque is where then is just and strong toll from, from, from the provincial capital of like, no, it's and bought a bunky to stick. not much was heard of this. it appears to come back now says that there was some residential units that were billed along, built along with the most, for which there was no, no provision. there was no permission. but notwithstanding, the high court had already given a direction. so therefore, it is very, very strange, and this is being viewed with a great deal of suspicion in shot a small number of people have joined a

it's been a strange election _ people on their side?been a strange election because - people on their side? it's been a strange election because it's - people on their side? it's been a | strange election because it's only been a couple of weeks were candidates could go out and knock on voters' doors, most of it has been done virtually or by leaflet, so these debates are perhaps more important than normal because there is the real chance for the leaders of the party to talk to the country. independence has divided scottish voters for some time, and i think that does mean a lot of people in this country have probably made their minds up about how they're going to vote, but this election is going to vote, but this election is going to vote, but this election is going to come down to a couple of things. it's going to come down to whether the different parties can mobilise their supporters in pandemic times, the ones who haven't taken up pasta votes, how many can get at the polling stations on thursday. —— if you haven't taken up postal vot

i'm and how she does strange things. how can my neighbors said i should bring her to a psychologist he adds, is only wishes for her to have a good and normal life. and you're up to date that before we go, here's a quick reminder of our top story. the secretary of state's anthony brewington has arrived and this is the 1st off of the middle east aimed at both spring choose between israel and hamas. he also wants to find a way to coordinate reconstruction in gaza without engaging its militant leadership . and this is eat up the life from berlin, visits he is, is up next, the cobra you can find out more on our website that you don't come back to the next scene. the news, the news to me species an expedition look into this or the secret language of wales, the exciting part of underwater listening if you're.

and therefore it is all the more strange and intriguing why that's the government the state government chose to do what it did it appears to be in direct contravention of a high court order which were a directive which was passed on the 24th of april which stated that irrespective or whatever it is the directives this court or any lower court may have given with regard to disposition them or demolition or remove all of the mosque all that will stand in abeyance till the 31st of many surprisingly strangely the government moved and demolished the mosque it's just mosque is within is just 10 storms tore from from the from the provincial capital of luck no it's an bought a bank a district not much was heard of this it appears the government now says that it there was some residential units that were buried along but along with the mosque focus there was more no provision there was no permission but that notwithstanding got the high court order to give in a direction so therefore it is very very strange and this is being viewed with a great deal of suspicion migrants are continuing to trave

and they feel strange, but it's great. we've been waiting so long. watering holes in the german cap until they've been shot since november. and from friday, they are allowed to serve drinks in food outside again, provided that game show a negative covert test will prove their either vaccinated a little bit. they recovered from the disease to get to the refreshments. most people will use a smart phone by mucous guides. they can register through the phone that or using this q r code, which means the data will remain with us shop and on, or in the old fashioned way on paper work. if they don't have a cell phone got got kind of beautiful. how do they on the whole far owners happy their business is starting up again. but the restrictions play some heavy burdens on them, which not all are willing to enforce. then we will tell people what the rules are, fight patel. you will only 2 households together, not counting children on the 14 and people who are vaccinated. who recovered that. if 8 people sit together, we can't check and i

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it's a very strange situation. we don't want to much tories them because it would suffocate the place. but at the same time we can't leave without tourism in a place where everyone lives off tourism one way or another. it is difficult to find a balance. the cities tourism counsellor says that the situation is not unique to venice, but rather venice is in need of a unique solution. right? yeah, no, no, i stopped having both on it and then it has not been sold out in a derogatory sense. all 2 cities have experienced the last few years in the absence of all is to protect certain segments of the city. i sick of main t, v. as a 1st step, the city has begun to closely monitor visitor numbers starting next year. tourists will have to pay a fee to enter the city, but more if you cannot or mrs. what some people consider the bad old days. give out the glare of that would also go back to what it was like 2 years ago. you list people, navy, but it wasn't a massive or like they were saying it was sustainable. about sounds like

it's just a strange, strange kind of risk perception and it undermines the trust that people have inhealth, which is in many ways and credibly unfortunate. they told us lockdowns were necessary to stop the disease fromom spreading. they told us that mask mandates lifting them was neanderthal thinking. i think all of these things served to undermine trust in public health and i think it's very, very unfortunate. >> tucker: what's so interesting though is to contrast it with the way the cdc and the public health authorities have handled other epidemics, the aids epidemic for example. many of us remember, which was horrible for there was an effective treatment.f people died of it and they died really terrible deaths.re it was sad but the cdc spent a lot of time telling us all the ways that you couldn't get it. the message was calm down, it takes a lot to get this, it's not airborne, you're not going to get a from a waterfront. they really went out of t their way to calm people about the threat of this fatal disease. they are doing the opposite in the case of covid. why? >>>> yeah, i mea

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and raw lobsters which would be it was the chinese market but the pain is really huge and so in a strange communities in certain history i mean an agricultural producers are really suffering right now in terms of next steps when the chinese ambassador was friendly was deeply frustrated with australia back in 2028 for the cold for a public inquiry he telegraphed the possibility of chinese consumers not travel to australia for tourism and also not sending the sugar in there to study in australia so tourism and unsettled occasion achieved huge exports for straitly and the exports there have been kind of rendered moot because of code that borders have been shot where borders really are but you can expect that china will use tourism for has and education flows as a means of prefer the economic pressure to strike and that would really hurt a strain universities really have a strange tourism provide is a really great economy overall be interesting to watch in the next couple of months after the benjamin has give it chad thanks for joining us from the australian national university thank you than

so it is quite a strange situation _ risk.orisjohnson has relied _ situation and borisjohnson has relied on — situation and borisjohnson has relied on the idea of following the signs— relied on the idea of following the signs and — relied on the idea of following the signs and being led by scientists, but this— signs and being led by scientists, but this one is all on him. jessica, i wonder but this one is all on him. jessica, i wonder if— but this one is all on him. jessica, i wonder if it _ but this one is all on him. jessica, i wonder if it sort _ but this one is all on him. jessica, i wonder if it sort of _ but this one is all on him. jessica, i wonder if it sort of tells - but this one is all on him. jessica, i wonder if it sort of tells us - i wonder if it sort of tells us something about how some of those scientific advisers perhaps are starting to feel after a year of working so intensely with government in terms of, you know, the balance of blame and responsibility, if i can put it like that. perhaps that's a bad way

notwithstanding the county high court had already given a direction so therefore it is very very strange and this is being viewed with a great deal of suspicion so then the question the obvious question is why why did they do it and i guess that speaks to the wider issues that occur that there exist in india in the way that muslims feel marginalized under this speech j.p. government. yes let's not forget it oh there's been a long history especially as far as where to put this is concerned you mentioned earlier in the program that the bubbly much it was demolished they had also claims to a mosque and a lot of mercy and much of our decentralized government says has remained bob but the state government under the chief minister has made no bones about his muscular actually 2 words hindu supremacy and. he's moved to do in the manner he does he always but if prefers. approach and therefore this is what has got caught everybody has rights because right now people the prior to apply as far as people are concerned is to save their lives to put deal with the pandemic and suddenly out of the blue

that's strange enough. they did good. and what's perhaps also strange is that the guest house makes no effort to hide what it's doing. it openly advertised that discriminatory policy. i'm a local and i from here. and therefore most oh here, there's a rest because i do enjoy it. i say the long, long time, but they don't they just started now new people, you know down the road and not the guest house also proclaimed locals are not welcome this kind of segregation. it's a little no face to lancaster, some establishment. so found other methods that barely less conspicuous. stop sri lankan joining the party by targeting the woman. the few kilometers, way to popular club entry appears to be free for tourists. the few bounces on the door attached with keeping sri lanka guessed to minimum the and those locals who do pay for the privilege of getting in also have to wait a reg wristband on like the tourists. knowing the smile piece is the equivalent of 12 heroes. a sizable firm given that the average monthly salary and length is 25

call today. >>> a strange twist in a colorado murder case. a year ago is now charged with using her mail-in ballot to illegally vote for donald trump. laura jarrett is here with the details. laura, what happened? >> i just thought give him another vote. that's what authorities say he told fbi agents when asked why he submitted his wife's ballot after she vanished. his wife, suzanne, went missing last may. fliers were put up all over town and he even recorded a video pleading for her safe return. >> i'll do whatever it takes to bring you back. we love you and we miss you. your girls need you. >> then something bizarre happened. last fall the county clerk received a ballot from her even though the woman hadn't been seen in months. the ballot didn't have suzanne's signature as required but it did have her husband, barry, listed as a witness. when the fbi asked barry about the ballot, he said, quote, i figured all these other guys of cheating. he also told agents, quote, i didn't know that you couldn't do that for your spouse. he's accused of mur

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man he was asleep not far from the point when he heard such loud strange noises that he thought it was an earthquake there are more than federal form think 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 encourage me to give us that see all of that. 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 the strange storm was a tsunami. it's not a level car nope i think at that time petrarch could not have known that it was a tsunami because it was an unknown phenomenon in the middle ages or you know we have down. today we are certain it was a tsunami and. now we want. to avoid a repeat of the catastrophe the vulcanologist has been searching for the cools of the tsunami that wrecked harbor in 1343 days no. record of a 14th century eruption of mount vesuvius in the gulf of naples. so mount rosie has focused on another volcano located 200 kilometers from naples stromboli he's one of the most active in the region. in

he's a strange man, there's no question about it. [ laughter ] >> why don't you tell him that to hisat. >> oh. >> jimmy: and i will, i'm going to see him monday, i'll tell him. i'll say, president bush said you were a strange man, i argued, but -- >> yeah, thank you. [ laughter and applause ] arnold, he asked me to paint him that way because that was the day he got sworn in as a citizen. which he says -- he was wearing an uncle sam outfit. he said it's one of the happiest days of his life. hopefully i can toured that in the painting. >> jimmy: he selected the photograph that you would use to paint him? >> yes, right. >> jimmy: i think we have the photograph. [ laughter ] >> there it is. [ applause ] >> jimmy: this is a guy that loves america. looks like he was hired at a birthday party. you paint people from photographs because you don't want them sitting there in your room with you? >> correct. >> jimmy: yeah, right. [ laughter ] >> some won't sit in the room with me that long. takes a long time. yeah, i use photos. i knew -- i got to know the people before i painted them. so i was

>> it's a strange ending to this bizarre tale.by michael cohen to keep her quiet during the election. federal grand jury in new york found that what happened was a criminal act, that implicated michael cohen, who later pled guilty and got three years in jail, but interestingly, the indictment also named the president of the united states as an unintended co-conspirator. now, his name was not revealed in the indictment, but subsequently prosecutors and others have said that that's who the grand juries were referring to. so for the commission now, to say nothing criminal happened, in the payment of $130,000, is rather strange, since the grand jury said it happened, michael cohen, who paid the money, also pled guilty, and said it happened, and that the president was the moving force behind it, so it is a very, very surprising outcome. but as you said, jim, it's a partisan vote. it was two republicans voted yes, two democrats voted no, and two members of the commission abstained for reasons that i'm not, i haven't been advised of. >>

strangely enough, it is made of wood wrapped with leather, and produces a very deep tone.it was called the bass of the bugle family. undoubtedly it fit in very well with the instruments of the lower register. we could not use a very acceptably and it was soon followed by another instrument. this is the instrument that followed the serpent. this was probably the first of the bass brass instruments used by the marine band. strangely enough, it had the key system that was used by clarinet in those days, and certainly the forerunner of the key system of the modern saxophone. however, it was played with a mouthpiece that was used by the rest of the brass family. i think this was the forerunner of the sousaphone that we use today. incidentally, this instrument has long since become obsolete because it was not mechanically the instrument that we wanted. but it did give the bass to the brass section of the band. another instrument that was used about the same time was known as the cornopium, the forerunner of the modern day cornets. i also want to tell you about this beautiful uni

describe a strange storm over the city of naples. in the 14th century, 700 years later, vulcan ologist tomorrow, rosie was intrigued by pet trucks. description. rosie has worked on naples emergency plan in case mount vesuvius erupt. most unami generated by sea quakes and full lines, but they can also be triggered by volcanic eruptions. they broke up full testimony, still denied request that they had tried, witnessed an exceptional phenomenon that struck the city of naples normally, some of the parts of the man, though he was asleep not far from the east round when he heard such. now, strange noise is that he thought it was an earthquake down remote or sample. i don't know for the trial. patrick rushed to the harbor like so many other people though we drove past and saw with his own eyes that it had been completely devastated. the ocoee left incredibly start fiona and paul. aside from his descriptions of the destruction, petra also wrote of hundreds of dead and dozens of sunken ship to morrow, rosie, it's obvious that the strange stor

, strange things about this guy.young girls. one of them was the daughter of another best river. i'm talking 14 year old girls. >> oh boy. >> he was a substitute teacher but got fired for similar things. he was putting in his classes. >> i propose young girls. >> he left the area and moved to california. >> the troopers went looking and found him in davis, california. >> the neighbors try to talk to him. >> could this be? him the man who raped and murdered bonnie. could the hunt to finally be over? they got his dna. >> it came back that he was the individual vaulted bodies death. he had sex with her. everyone was happy. everyone was ecstatic. >> you got your. guy >> we got our guy. >> finally they had their man. but what is it they say? don't count your chickens. >> you would think it would be all over if the dna matched. but it wouldn't be that simple. >> coming up. >> this is the guy. >> then a bomb hit. >> the bomb. >> when dateline continues. n dateline continues r eye allergy itch relief drop now without a presc