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This case, with the dna and everything, i dont think that they would ever solve it. >> we always talked about if he ever got out, wed be counting bodies. we believed he was that bad. >> youve got to treat every single case like its the crime of the century. what i mean by that is youve got to make sure that you dont take any evidence for granted. up next a woman goes missing. police find hints of a secret life inside the victims computer. the internet opens up a whole new highway of super susp...

You know, toothpaste. just the basics that the kids might need, hearing about these things. we have been told, we cannot donate. we cannot visit. >> were you told why? >> one of the reasons that they gave us was that they have all the needs that they have. that theyre being fulfilled by the government already. and i just questioned them on the spirituality side of that. and they didnt have an answer for that. >> well, just moments ago, we heard back from customs and border patrol. they told us a...

Harmless guy. its been a very friendly kind of relationship. you know, the stories you tell about your family, i get the biggest kick out of. its incredible. >> theyre good. theyre funny. >> theyre all right, huh? look, im with you. ill be back in a couple weeks. >> ill be here, i promise. >> okay. well see you later. >> take it easy, father tom. >> the thing with the chaplain, its an outside person coming on the unit. they like that. we want the outside people to come in here, talk to them, hel...

The sears tower got hit by a lightning bolt. chicagos ohare airport canceled hundreds of flights in and out of the city. a big headache there. >> indeed it is. storms left the roads in milwaukee littered with trees, some of them ripped up by their roots thanks to wind gusts up to 80 miles an hour. >> the storms turned deadly in iowa. one person killed after being collapsed in a building near cedar rapids. a 17-year-old boy missing after getting swept into a storm sewer. >> awful. >> at this poin...

Iowa. several workers at this baseball game ended up being hurt when a severe thunderstorm that was packing 80 mile an hour winds blew that tarp right over them as they were trying to pull it on to the infield. rescue crews are looking for a teenager who was swept down a storm drain. a second teenager got sucked through the same drain trying to save his friend and then miraculously traveled for more than a mile before ending up in a lake, and then was able to walk to the hospital to get help. of...

Minutes to return the verdict of guilty of kidnapping and first-degree murder. larry gene bell was sentenced to death by electrocution. >> that was the only punishment for him, and probably -- this is horrible to say -- too good of a punishment for him. >> he was tried separately for the kidnapping and murder of debra helmick. that jury returned the same verdict. ten years after his trial, larry gene bell became the last man to die in south carolinas electric chair. >> without that letter and wi...

One success means more success. >> its about more than a game. its about opportunity. >> hopefully, there will be zoos in our future and aquariums. the world is our oyster. >> very nice. thats it for us tonight. im don lemon. see you back here tomorrow night. up next a woman goes missing. police find hints of a secret life inside the victims computer. the internet opens up a whole new highway of super suspects. >> and disturbing evidence in an unsuspecting location. >> something happened in th...

The wooden walls of the coal storage room. >> we were able to see small pieces of bone and tissue. >> they compared those samples to the dna they obtained from darlenes tooth and hair brushes. that that day we were met by a couple of detectives and we were escorted upstairs, and when we opened the room -- when they introduce you to the chaplain and the chief of police and all the detectives are in the room and ask you to sit down, you know the news youre going to receive is not good, and it wasn...

Rallies like these are now a daily occurrence. these fighters told us they consider it a sacred duty to defend their city. across town, markets were far quieter than usual today. most people in baghdad dont believe that isis will come marching into the city, but what they fear is a surge in the number of bombings, and this city already averages about eight a day. a spokesman for the interior ministry: >> our goal is it to liberate our cities. >> reporter: he denies iraq is in the midst of a sect...

Resent the iraqi government, which is dominated by shiite muslims. the doctor wouldnt show his face, not because hes frightened of isis, but because he fears retribution from iraqs government. has isis enforced islamic law in mosul? >> reporter: he told us his hospital only has water for two hours a day because the iraqi government switched off the water supply. so things are better under isis? >> as the people say, it is better than a government. its better. >> reporter: why? >> because they ga...