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>> probably not too thrilled with the idea of getting in your car and driving away. >> i didnt even want to go home. it was pretty bad in horry county that day. >> when i first arrived, what im looking at is an opportunity to get oriented to the crime scene. >> the man responsible for making sense of the crime scene was prosecutor fran humphries, then deputy chief solicitor for horry county. had the house been tossed, rifled? >> it had. one of the first things you do is you look for things. this...

Came back to say he moved his wife from the tub to the bedroom. >> go ahead and get back to cpr. try cpr. well be there in a little bit. >> reporter: the detective wondered along with the emts and arriving officers why a woman who drowned in a bathtub would be mostly dry. he needed to see the scene. what story would it tell him. >> i start mentally preparing myself based on what they told me. what do i want to see versus what do i see? >> he headed for the master bathroom. >> i expected somethin...

The world would have to cut emissions by 11 billion tons of c02. now there might be a technological solution to the problem. the idea draws from what happens after volcanic eruptions, david keith will help us understand. hes a professor of physics and public policy in harvard. >> they have this digital signature up in the air. and they also put sulfur dioxide high up into the atmosphere. and that gets concerted to tiny droplets of sulfuric acid and it reflects sunlight. >> these little particles...

The west beaches more than forty kilometers of fine white sand. the sea is wild here nowhere else on german coasts to the waves break with such force thats why surfers love this place. air here is especially healthy the surf sprays fine droplets of mineral rich sea water and the wind just blows your cares away. hiking and bicycle trails take you across the dunes to the east side of the island . this is the gentler side

>> reporter: but with the operators help, alex tried. >> tilt her head back, okay. >> shes -- >> did you -- >> im just gonna -- >> did you do that? >> yeah. >> reporter: sergeant john wiebold of the boone police department got the call and arrived at the house with two other officers. his body camera was rolling as alex led them to the bathroom. >> as we entered the master bathroom, emily was laying on the floor, face up, and she had a bluish tint to her. >> please help me! >> okay, how long has...

This is what inspector ritchie found-- a crime scene. once we get the car opened, you can see theres blood wiped across here in the plastic-- a little bit on the floor mats. and then, as you can see, theres more droplets-- or blood dropping down, going in a straight down pattern. keith morrison: police also found some blood smeared on the floor of the garage where michelles car had been parked. were you able to make a judgment about what would have happened when she got to her car? she was attac...

To get oriented to the crime scene. >> the man responsible for making sense of the crime scene was prosecutor fran humphries, then deputy chief solicitor for horry county. had the house been tossed, rifled? >> it had. this appeared to be a home invasion burglary. >> first take on it? >> first take, no question. >> it was a gruesome crime scene. the bathroom awash in charlies blood. there was blood spatter in the bedroom where diane lay. but several feet from diane, there were notably a few small...

Myers, fort lauderdale all the way around maybe even toward charleston and eventually this gets to atlanta. okay. only 55 to 75-mile-per-hour but thats for everybody where they went. now the storm is chasing them up there. at least its dying when it gets there. back to you. >> as soon as you said, i mean, down to the second, when you said here comes the rain, we started to feel the first few droplets. weve just spoke with patrick in cuba. i want to take you back to a shot we have in cuba. irma w...

This is probably at least 100-year-old oak tree that has come down and fallen on this house here, im 55" and the root structure is over my head. that feels like a sandblaster right now, and those are the droplets of rain that are being driven by what i know is a category 1 hurricane, but feels like its a little bit stronger, because it hurts, and as i look over this direction here, you can see the other trees that have come down, toppling onto the homes. now, we believe that these homes have act...

False. >> absolutely. >> rick, when you ran "time" magazine, the cover that means so much to donald trump, you knew the significance of optics. having said that, the optics this week dont look good. >> the optics look just god awful and, in fact, they have violated every rule of crisis communications that you could possibly have. rule one is to get it all out as soon as possible. what they are doing, which is aiding the people in the media, is having it come out in tiny little droplets. what tha...