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19 years. >> reporter: it was monday when state department of criminal investigation agent ken thompson was called in. and by the time he got to the doctors bunkhouse, the locals had been gone, the scene left unguarded for more than 24 hours. >> montanas a remote state. sometimes youll drive eight hours to get to the crime scene. so its not like a big city where you can roll in and everythings pristine. >> reporter: no, not even close. in fact, the deputies and local coroner had spent just a few...

Beautiful ecosystems, but it is actually quite full of life. there are snails, cockles, crabs, macaques, birds — all kinds of wildlife, here. theres a monkey right here with a crab in its mouth. this place is quite an experience. the shellfish, shrimp, and crabs which thrive in this environment were almost at the brink of collapse a few years ago, because of the dramatic loss of one single thing — mangroves. industrial shrimp farming left the mangrove forest decimated, and with it a fragile ...

Close spaces, lots of people, still a challenge which we should still try to avoid it. >> dr. davidson, thank you very much. >> thanks. a reminder to all of you, please dont miss this unprecedented event with dr. sanjay gupta, our chief medical correspondent here at cnn, and we have all kinds of medical leaders in this war on covid coming to cnn, breaking their silence. its a cnn special report "covid war: the pandemic doctors speak out." it airs sunday night at 9:00 here on cnn. coming up n...

Move the clouds over and let the sun come through. >> reporter: amara walker, cnn. >> thank you so much for bricking us this story. appreciate it. still ahead here, what would you do if you opened up your breakfast cereal and found shrimp tails in your flakes? were going to talk to a man who put down his spoon and set the internet on fire. the cinnamon toast crunch saga, next. d you could be in for a tasty discount. [ clicks pen] lets roll. hey, check it out. one time i tripped on the sidewalk...

Of american history, at that time it absolutely was not and it was a tragedy. >> 100,000 people lined pennsylvania avenue to watch lincolns coffin drawn through the streets of washington. it was decided that lincoln would be buried in springfield, illinois. and, so, a great railroad procession would bring abraham lincoln home, along with his son, willy. >> lincolns funeral train traces the journey he took just four years earlier. making the same stops at many of the same cities along the way. >>...

>> you are not supposed to be making this stew. >> there is always this sort of battle whether you are from here or there, you can make the same thing but you cant call it. it may be a little bit different. cacciucco, it is a rich stew that dates back over 500 years. it was a way to use up whatever had not sold. >> it also uses lobster, it is not a poor fish obviously. hes taking this and amping it up a little bit.

On april 21st, 1865, a procession carries the body of abraham lincoln through the streets of washington, d.c. >> lincoln was the first american president to be assassinated. and, so, if now we sort of think of attempts on presidents lives as a horrible but present part

On april 21st, 1865, a procession carries the body of abraham lincoln through the streets of washington, d.c. >> lincoln was the first american president to be assassinated, and so if now we sort of think of attempts on presidents lives as a horrible but present part of american history, at that time it absolutely was not, and it was a tragedy. >> 100,000 people lined pennsylvania avenue to watch lincolns coffin drawn through the streets of washington. it was decided that lincoln would be buried...

>> this is a fake cacciucco. i need to keep my voice down so the neighbors dont hear but if youre not from here, youre not supposed to be making this stew. [ speaking foreign language] >> theres always this battle between whether youre from here or from there or from there. whatever youre making, you can make the same thing but you cant call it -- its maybe a little bit different. [ speaking foreign language] ♪ >> cacciucco is a rich fish stew that dates back over 500 years. it is a way for th...

Sunken treasure. there on the bottom, rusted, covered with seaweed and entrusted with barnacles, were the pieces of a handgun. the parts were rushed to the fbi crime lab in quantico, virginia. "dateline" was given rare access to the fbis world-renowned crime lab. in his first ever interview firearms expert brett mills told us how he examined and reconstructed the weapon. first, he carefully cleaned the frame of the gun. >> when i finished cleaning it, there was no serial number there. from our r...