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Peoples would've said, "oh, the jews did it -- we can do it, too." here we have a town that's frozen in time in the year 67 a.d., the moment it was destroyed by the romans. and that's what makes it so special. >> at least 5,000 jews died at gamla -- others may have escaped -- and gamla was abandoned for 2,000 years. these ruins and the artifacts found here tell us how people lived in the first century. >> life in the first century in gamla was much like village life all throughout the rest of the mediterranean world, throughout the rest of the roman empire. by our modern standards, it was dirt...

They decided to show the public what is reported to be the remains of st. peter. certainly, according to the vatican, this is to mark the end of the so-called year of faith, which was declared a year ago by pope benedict xvi. now, concluded by the successor, pope francis. there's a good deal of doubt as to whether they are the remains of st. peter who was crucified upside down between 64 and 67 a.d. the remains put on display, according to the vatican are, belong to a man who was 5'7", heavy build who died in his 60s or 70s, which does accord with catholic tradition. it's impossible to conduct...