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the district attorney reopen the case last week. . "the jinx" website suggests authorities should give another look and connect the death to durst. >> if you back him in a corner if you threaten his freedom, he'll kill you. >> reporter: "jinx" producers say investigators believe durst knows what happen to his wife. the documentary explores the possibility that berman was murdered because she also knew kathy durst's fate. >> the jury find the defendant, robert durst, not guilty. >> reporter: durst is no stranger to controversy. the millionaire was charged in 2003 for the murder and dismemberment of a neighbor in galveston, texas. durst said he acted in self-defense. a jury acquitted him in that case. a new orleans extradition hearing is set for monday. durst attorneys say his client will fight the charges in los angeles as soon as possible. annie rose reporting. some candid remarks by post that may have taken some -- by pope francis that may have taken some by surprise.
"the mosul museum was destroyed, why," he says addressing isis. "that is the heritage of your grandfathers. why did you do that?" south of baghdad, babylon is out of isis' reach. for isis monuments like these are from the age of ignorance before the advent of islam and, therefore, must be destroyed. for most iraqis they're the achievements of their forefathers and a great source of national pride. >> this is the trickvictory sign -- >> reporter: he and parents are preparing for a campout intended to teach iraqi boys and girls about their history. "we have to preserve our heritage to show how advanced babylonian civil situation was," she says. "it was the pinnacle of ancient civilization." the assault on iraq's history
are shut down. how are they getting around? >> reporter: the road are a huge problem. again, the thing about vanuatu, there are 8 islands in this country. 65 of them are inhabit. if you picture an emergency like a hurricane katrina simultaneously hitting 65 island at the same time the question is how to prioritize. and there's no telephone communications whatsoever. the question is how you prioritize and fine out the information about who's affected. the other promising thing the last two days has been the government of vanuatu claims traveling up and the down the length of this 1,-300-kilometer area of island has been to assist the situation. what we've heard from pilots flying plane is this is bad. this is really bad. and some communities are described as flattened. >> alice clements on the grown
turkish authorities stop them as they tried to enter syria. it's believed they were planning to join the group isis. their return to london suggests greater cooperation in the battle against isis. >> reporter: british counterterror officials learned that two 17-year-old males were traveling from northwest london planning to go to syria via turkey. so british officials called up their turkish counterparts and the two teenagers were stopped in turkey, along with another 19-year-old male who was traveling with them. that happened on friday. all three were deported back to the u.k. late sudden night. now this quick work stopping them in turkey and returning them back here to the u.k. stands in stark contrast to the three teenage british schoolgirls who traveled from east london also to turkey. then spent several days in turkey before they were able to cross undetected into syria. that happened several weeks ago.
opinions. techies, musicians, and filmmakers are converging in the u.s. state of texas now for south by southwest. it's an interactive festival that lets all kinds of people show off their talents and creations and meet others who share the same passion. cnn has more from my hometown of austin texas. the craziest thing you've seen? >> i'm surprised how many people are here. >> reporter: we are in austin texas, for south by southwest. south by southwest is a place where tech people go where musicians and filmmaker go to push out their korea tift. to push out -- creativity. to put out their product. whether it's the app you've been working night and day on or the film that you you've been pouring your heart into. if you're a ban, you desperately want to get in front of the right people. so you could have your moment. ♪ >> reporter: this place is kind
cnn.com/impact. you'll find a list of approveded agencies on the ground or organizing to help people who desperately need it. again, cnn.com/impact. woee move on to ferguson, missouri. a man in custody, charged with the shooting two of police officers during a protest in front of the plod last week. we are -- police department last week. we're hearing the public helped a great deal to at hen the sbhoikt had the weapon in his home. >> reporter: after arrest has been made in the case of the two police officers shot in front of the police department friday morning. 20-year-old jeffrey william is in custody. law enforcement saying williams says he was targeting someone else when he shot the two officers. >> essentially what we've charged him with is firing shots. it's possible at this point that he was firing shots at someone other than the police. but struck the police officer. so the charge is still assault in the first degree. class-a felonies for striking
of a protest again the police department. the officers are still recovering. police have arrested a new york real estate heir as part of a 14-year-old murder mystery. robert durst is ayoucused of killing crime writer assume an berman. a documentary series airing on had been suggests durst may have killed her because she knew what happened to his wife who randomly disappeared in 1982. hbo is owned by cnn's parent company, time-warner. three british teenagers facing terrorism charges are now out on bail. turkish authorities deported them as they tried to enter syria. >> that's right. it is believed that they were planning to join the group isis. atika schubert reports that their return to london indicates an improved cooperation in the battle to fight that group. >> reporter: british counterterror officials learned two 17-year-old males were traveling from northwest london planning to go to syria via
in vanuatu, the capital city of port vila. thank you very much for the last several days of talking to us as this terribly powerful storm passed through. we certainly hope you and all the people there a speedy recovery. we now move on to the country of brazil where people are taking to the streets. they are demanding an end to corruption there. and they want the impeachment of the country's president. cnn's shasta darlington has more about sunday's massive demonstrations and what protests want. >> reporter: close to a million people took to the streets in protests across the country in brazil on sunday to denounce corruption and demand the impeachment of president rousseff amid a massive bribery scandal at the state-run oil company and a worsening economic scenario with 2015 looking like it's going to dip into recession yet again. now despite the negative tone and the demand for impeachment, according to our cnn teams on
♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ it reads like a chapter from a crime novel. a well-real estate heir in an investigation in a more case that's been unsolved for 14 years. the victim of a crime writer living in los angeles. annie rose has this unusual case. >> reporter: authorities arrested robert durst in new orleans sudden on a los angeles county warrant. the real estate heir is the subject of the had been documentary series "the jinx." the show has looked at whether durst of involved in a 1928 disappearance of his wife kathy, and the 2000 unsolved slaying of his friend and crime author susan berman. she was shot to death in herb home in beverly hills.
>> reporter: small planes have been conducting survey in the outer islands. vanuatu has dozens of islands. this is one of the problems. we're trying to figure out the damage around the capital city it's still difficult to get phone calls out to some of the more remote islands. difficult to get an assessment of damage or potential loss of life on some of these smaller islands. the sgns that the disaster management center -- gones isgones is that the disaster management center reports that this is the worst storm that many have seen in generations. a category five cyclone. harder still to figure out what happened on more of the outlying island. >> it's the hardest to get to the outlying areas. you can imagine relief worker are still trying to figure out the best way to distribute aid