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Theres a joy in the music. the audience is really the most powerful piece of this because i feel they trust me and they celebrate with me. the celebration honours my children and its exciting for me. the activity of getting it ready kind of holds me together. somewhere, there is a strength that i didnt know i had. were connected by the music because music has its own language. people make the world go round, if you want, but we need each other. its a moment where we can find peace, you know, for...

Say. >> the next thing we were doing is crying and hugging each other. >> yeah. >> reporter: after 32 years, jennis alleged killer was finally in custody. but what about michellas murderer? his identity was still a mystery. of the 160 men, whose dna was tested, none matched. >> did you get to the point where you thought this is just -- just live with this? never going to be solved? >> oh, yeah. >> whether it was solved or not wasnt ever going to bring her back. but, i did not ever want that to h...

From particularly ba staff that have been made redundant for parts of this aircraft. back at london heathrow, this 25—year—old 747 is about to make its very lastjourney. how does it feel saying goodbye? oh, well, it is emotional. you know, i have flown these for 20 odd years now, its just the scale of it is unbelievable. i remember the first time i actually came to fly it and walked around and thought, "wow, this is incredible. "how does it fly?" nearly 400 tonnes of it that gets up in the a...

Which is simulating all the air conditions and the hydrodynamic conditions on the yacht as it sails through the water under an insane number of different scenarios. to simulate what happens when water strikes the hull of a yacht, or when air hits the sail of a yacht, we pixelate those surfaces. we put little square pixels all over that yacht. at each one of those pixels we do a little bit of math, we understand what the temperature pressure and forces are that are acting there, then we can work ...

Policy at the white house. >> karl, thank you. everybody, please stand by. its a fluid show as we await this medical briefing at walter reed. we dont know the exact time, but we believe it will take place this hour. we have the president of the white house correspondents association standing by as well as the man who briefed the press after the assassination attempt on ronald reagan. thats right, david gergen is next. stay with us. smarter ways to do things. find a smarter way to learn with flex...

Coronavirus diagnosis is affecting the biden campaign, and also this. >> you should have wore a mask dude. didnt wear a mask, and now youre going to pay a price. >> what the voters are saying about the president contracting the virus and how it might affect their votes. stay with us. well be right back. no. in the basement. why cant we just get in the running car? are you crazy? lets hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if youre in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. its what you do....

Because i feel they trust me and they celebrate with me. the celebration honours my children and its exciting for me. the activity of getting it ready kind of holds me together. somewhere, there is a strength that i didnt know i had. were connected by the music because music has its own language. people make the world go round, if you want, but we need each other. its a moment where we can find peace, you know, for at least two hours. its quite stunning and i think "wow! how did all of this happ...

Right on its doorstep. when it comes to conserving the reef, a lot of work is being done out at sea, but there is also stuff happening right here at sugarcane farms like these, which are dotted all around the tropical coast. it is the run—off from these sugarcane farms, the pesticides, the herbicides, that are posing to be a huge threat to the future health of the great barrier reef. chris and belinda have developed smart water sensors that remotely measure nitrate levels in farm lagoons. nitr...

Coronavirus infection is less. and so when you have indicators of severe infection, whether thats risk factors or whether its actually observed low oxygen rates, the thinking is that the earlier you can get it to patients the better. president trump has had the drugs early on. but these are not cures for coronavirus. hugh pym, bbc news. we‘ve got a few more lines that we are learning about president trumps treatment. an experience with covid—i9 at the moment. you may remember that earlier we...

>> the story of what happened to her, too the other woman whose name was thrust into a cultural moment. amber frye. >> what does a saga like that do to a persons life? >> i would say from day one it completely changed my life. >> and the story told by a frustrated ex journalist, convinced the cops, prosecutors, the public got it all wrong. >> did scott peterson kill his wife? >> i do not believe he did. >> a video we found buried in the court archives. >> you are telling me that you have no idea...