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Flatter per the whole building? to replace all of the cladding. but its actually following a load of different reports and inspections. its coming to light the cladding is a small part of the issue. its missing barriers, balconies, a lot of this was noncompliant at the time. so basically, the builders put it up as cheaply as possible and kind of thought they would get away with it. at the moment, they are continuing to get away with this, and this is a case for numerous... did the building fail,...

The medici. >> come in. >> i am going to meet one of them. >> ayou are in a place that the floratine called it medici. you come here to experience with the science and arts and food and spices. >> so it is a think tank, a taste tank. >> exactly. >> daniella murphy is sneaking me in with the audience with the most powerful medici most of

Would have rushed in to see what was going on with my family. >> and i say that too. of course until you experience that yourself, none of us know how we would react. >> still goodmans detective instinct kicked in. so what if 911 dispatcher told him to wait, would an innocent parent do that? it was suspicious. why did chris stay outside, and had he really been at work all night as he said he was? they took him downtown for first of several interviews, where goodman and partner sized him up, chri...

Live this nightmare that these poor people are going through in california. so they bought their dream home in january of 2020. once the contract was signed, the previous owner refused to turn over the keys and is being shielded by the states eviction moratorium rules that were enacted after the coronavirus pandemic began. >> this is my house. this is my life, maam. this is my house. >> get out of here. cheryl: theyre trying to get into their own home. they own this home. they paid all cash for ...

A story of how societys outcasts can change the habits of an entire city. these picturesque ruins once contained the misery of romes jewish ghetto. from the 1500s onwards, the citys entire jewish community was locked in this walled area. only allowed to leave to do menial jobs in the daytime before being locked in at night. >> italia is in her 80s and has lived here her whole life.

Them one of the most powerful families on earth in the 1500s. they practically bank rolled the renaissance, paying for scientists like michelangelo and galileo to remake the world. how many days a week are you here? they are the medici. and im going to meet one of them. >> you are in the place medici. it was created as a scientific laboratory. he wanted all the bright minds in europe to come here and to create new things and to experiment with science, with the arts, with food, with s spices. >>...

Killer or some unknown individual. thats where theyd requested the profiler. >> had there been any serial killers in the area that could possibly tie to this then? >> no. there wasnt at that time. it was a long shot. >> did this lead anywhere, contacting the b.a.u.? >> their opinion was that probably somebody close to her did this. >> with no obvious progress in karlyns case, friends began to despire. >> it scared me that karlyn was never going to get her justice. >> but what they didnt know was...

Janitor. and one of the workers who had found michelles body. >> dave dooleys truck is seen leaving parking lot at 6:31 that morning. >> right after the murder? >> thats right. thats right. >> the security tape showed dooley returning to the warehouse around 7:00 a.m. detective mcvay thought it was odd that dooley hadnt mentioned that when they first spoke. >> they needed to speak with dooley again, so they went to the apartment he shared with his wife, janet, and dooley wasnt surprised to see t...

When the nazis seized rome in october 1943, the ghetto was a sitting target. and its 1,204 residents were sent to the gas chambers. italia was one of just a handful who escaped when her uncle hid her outside the city. for the few who survived, food became a vital link back to their past. the jews of rome had lived in poverty for centuries and were forced to rely on the cheapest of ingredients.

They did lets say 10 or so years ago when i was working on the issue before. theres a gap there. its going to be hard to close and the broader context of u.s./china relations doesnt really help to facilitate closing that gap. >> victor cha, thank you so much for all of your expertise. and there was a long scary night down south. dangerous and destructive tornadoes across the area impacting more than 60 million people in the last two days. the latest from the storm zone coming up next. youre wa...