delphi's reputation continued well into the roman period. this, even after emperor nero carted 500 statues off to rome in a fit of anger after the oracle refused to condone his murder of his mother. it was said that still left delphi with more than 3,000 statues. today, smart travelers seeking out the hidden treasures of the classical world head to the greek islands. [woman speaking native language] [birds squawking] pilgrims now, as in ancient times, crowd boats to reach picturesque delos. virtually the entire island is an archaeology zone. no overnight accommodations, it's a day trip from neighboring mykonos. delos was another of apollo's sacred sanctuaries, this one noted for its huge festivals. all the great sanctuaries hosted festivals where competitors put aside their real-life conflicts to vie for prizes in sport, drama, and music-- kind of mini versions of the olympics. delos functioned as a sacred shrine for more than 600 years until it, like the rest of greece, was absorbed into the roman empire. the romans gradually turned delos i

before setting out, the settlers consulted the oracle at delphi for guidance from the gods. we're headed to the east coast of the island now. the city of catania is a relatively inexpensive base for exploring the fishing villages to the north, mount etna, and to the south, syracuse. catania, a busy commercial and industrial center, is connected to rome and milan by air. in catania, lava is the theme. the gray lava stone colors the entire city. mount etna has spilled onto the streets, and earthquakes have leveled the town. the highlight of catania is the fish market, where haggling and bargaining is standard business operation. [speaking in italian] merchants and customers lock in a life-and-death struggle over the daily sardine catch. catanians take their fish very seriously. north of catania, along the coast, timeless fishing villages like aci trezza mingle mythology with modern life. every day the fishing boats of aci trezza wind their way through these rocks, the legendary rocks of the cyclops. in the odyssey, ulysses and his men escape from the one-eyed monster cyclops b

we have pictures to show you from your salon delphi on the right hand side 9 in. of snow fell in central park, the workers are of their plows, salt, philadelphia and on the bottom right, conn., schools are closed in philadelphia, conn., boston 9 in. of snow. a foot from in connecticut over 1005 is cancelled every flight is delayed by the boston major delays coming in from philadelphia as well. third big snowstorm a lot of criticism after the christmas weekend storm near city is doing a much better job cleaning out. >> 5 08 a m. we will be back with more in just a minute. albany's all global electoral the collops sitting in arizona president barack obama and the sources of your client tucson, the victims of saturday's mass shooting that killed six and injuring 14 he is expected to >> about the victims and remind those increased the nation is with them. take a look at the scene and several hundred people attended a memorial mass. what service it calls on the pop chart ran nine ural a victim christine green attended. the girl's family sat there in the front row. in t

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