work before investigators finally it took nine months of painstaking police work before investigators finally had enough evidence to arrest ralph candelario for the murder of his wife, pam, but they d have to find him first. ralph was on vacation or maybe on the run. i initiated some phone calls with ralph so that we could try to track him down. they tracked his cell phone and caught up with him. driver, get your hands in the air. in northern california. walk back to the sound of my voice. back to me. you all right? yeah. charged him with first degree murder. pam s daughters were relieved when they got the news. all i could think to myself was finally. what was that like? it was like yeah, then it was like this is reality all over again.
during monsoon, the khasi hills are some of the wettest places on the planet. but people here have found an ingenious way to harness nature in order to prevent the village from being cut off by floods. what are they doing? they are tying bamboo to cross on both sides of the river so that the roots of this tree will be woven along these bamboo. bamboo act asa woven along these bamboo. bamboo act as a scaffolding which helps to connect roots from trees growing on opposite riverbanks. this is skilled and occasionally dangerous work. thanks to continuous repairs, bridges like this have stood firm for generations. and will probably remain for many more to come. so we
she s probably dead? she s come to some serious harm? early on. early on? how many days after would you say? i would say that i mean, within that first week for sure. yeah? so you knew it was a murder investigation at that stage. no. i mean, it could have been an overdose. it could have been an accidental death. i think we felt like we were probably dealing with a death investigation. right. but neither tom nor janice waring was the least bit satisfied. hadn t the police suggested early on that kate may simply have skipped town on her own? it didn t seem to the warings that they were trying very hard to find her. and what about all those other families of missing people, they asked? families without the resources to hire an a-team? unfortunately, missing people are low on the priority list nationwide. i feel like that a missing person or missing child should be just as important as a bank
robbery because lots of people never find out what happened to their child. it was late, after midnight, when she came to the end of her story. ushered there by two people she believed to be good friends of hers. and nobody, not the warings, not the a-team, not the police, has heard the story you are about to hear. the competing stories of the last hours and minutes of kate waring s life. question is, whose story will you believe? her long-time friend, the uncle of her godson? or the charming grifter, the woman who played with fate on the train? coming up. i had a conscience, and he doesn t. he doesn t have consense. hearth versus ethan. evil, evil lying type of person that do anything that she can to basically get her way.
investigating cases of a rare and inflammatory illness in school age children. impacting more than 100 in new york. new findings from the national institutes of health show respiratory droplets could remain in the air for 8 minutes, raising new concerns about how long the virus may linger. this is a highly contagious disease. that s why we see outbreaks in call centers and choirs and other places where people are in a confined space with a lot of others. and i do really worry when social distancing guidelines are lifted. reporter: in orlando, and then old faithful. yellow stone allowing limited access, grand canyon partially reopens tomorrow. campgrounds and hotels at the parks remain closed for now. and we are learning about other