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my 2nd tip the basilica of st 7 in southern cologne. it has a double floor. beneath the impressive interior is an intriguing crypt. almost 2000 years ago the local roman elite the dead of the site. visible are stocks of coffins car from stone many perfectly preserved. somewhat morbidly the churches builders use the coffins as blocks for the foundation. but that does not detract from its beauty. our final glimpse of underground cologne takes a strong stomach and knows. welcome to the sewers. the construction in 1900 marks a breakthrough in the design of modern sewage systems. the people of cologne were so proud they invited the emperor and hung up this chandelier for the occasion. but they were disappointed the emperor never showed up. today other celebrations are often held here in. the position of course there are other cities offering underground or such as hamburg and berlin but not only do we offer tours to show people these places we added something more we put on concerts once a year. sooners with sound something you can probably only find in cologne or

peter's square and basilica. >> that is just the plaza. the basilica on top of that adds another 13 feet. >> reporter: it took 400 hours to design and 2500 to build. >> it is very sturdy as you can see. i am a big guy. it will not break. >> reporter: a sturdy channel keeps them standing tall, special glue seals and melt the plastic together. >> the glue is a secret recipe that is non-toxic, it bonded together making sure that the models are strong. >> reporter: these parents, headed to legoland florida, they will need to be strong when it opens in april. >> you want to make sure that everything is glued properly and it will withstand kids pulling on it, trying to lift it up, picking off pieces. >> reporter: just like the office supply closet, this warehouse has an endless supply of legos. millions upon millions, to be exact. if you are a legal lover, you will feel like a kid in a candy store. they have every piece of every size of every color. whether you are looking for a corner piece, or a black piece, or a blue two by four. back here,

more than $1000000.00 wooden tiles were driven into the lagoon for the impressive last saluting basilica which is built of marble. there are between 8 and 10 i wouldn't piles research where meter about this was the entire city stands on an incredible number of. so it's rather like the opposite of a forest. here the troubles are function like roots it's. all in all an estimated 10000000 wouldn't piles have been driven into the look of a large proportion of what used to be the northern italian forest. predominantly oak and large trunks from the surrounding regions were shipped to the lagoon to create extremely expensive building ground. to. the foundation which accounted for half the construction costs the other half went on the buildings themselves so the section under water was just as expensive as the part we can see. on. all of them this is 400 plots a stand of these unique foundations. from the 11 a century these architectural masterpieces were built on the constantly moving bed of the lagoon and the sandbags in order to build them the architects had to come up with something special

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he and a long line of priests, bishops and cardinals walked to a fifth century basilica for a late afternoonther messes were canceled in northern italy for most of the country's 400 cases are clustered they are. >>> the house of representatives passed an antilynching bill today, 65 years after the notorious killing of a 14-year-old boy. >> on this vote the yays are 410, the nays r 4. >> it will finally bring some justice to amityville, and the estimated 4000 other victims of lynching. they passed a similar bill last year cosponsored by, harris. they will have to approve this new version before it will come into law. >>> still ahead, a local chefs road to success. >> i extended the menu and then it became the most popular dish. >> the new restaurant that the chef is opening in an usual spot in oakland. >>> and the warm skies will continue, but for how long, meteorologist bill martin will be back with the forecast after the break. we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. president kennedy knew settling for half-me

in cities like venice, the carnivale that was meant to last until sunday has been closed and the basilicas in the region of italy has been closed and schools closed and sense of urgency, and many are questioning what han happens ne and how many cities or borders will be locked down, but still, the authorities are grappling with something new, and it is what you have said, the suddenly that the questions of uncertainty, and what happens next. and authorities here several weeks after what has happened in asia grappling with the fundamental question that public health is ensured, but panic is not going to set in too quickly and the economy is protected as well, jake. >> melissa bell in venice, italy. stay safe, please. >>> and coming up, senator bernie sanders dealing with a sudden blow dealing with cryptonite or could the next primary clear the way, and also, the opposition within president trump's opposition. stay with us. welcome to portabella's. this guy looks like he's ready for some scampi bites. wait a sec i feel like i know you? oh! have you dined with us before? no, you're -- you're