how do you do? aw woo. kirstie alley was a virtual unknown when she joined the cast of cheers in 1987. i m going to show you how a really gracious winner behaves. read em and weep, farm boy! playing the beloved rebecca howe, making millions laugh from the very start. i think i better go see what he wants. relax. carla s got it. oh, my god. she would win an emmy for her role, saying this. i only thank god i didn t have to wait as long as ted. and she would star in cheers until its final season in 1993. i m not going with you. there are a lot of people that hang out here that i d rather be seen with. her costar ted danson saying
the last roll of the dice. we had to ask the last roll of the dice. - had to ask ourselves, have we seen enough dna that is of this kind of quality and property to really feel confident that there is a good chance we will have a positive outcome? otherwise we don t want to do it, because when you test dna you are consuming it, and so you are consuming it, and so you are consuming it, and so you are destroying evidence. once they d sequenced to killer s dna they run it through several genealogy websites. from there, they created a family tree of the killer. and then began to look for possible suspects. the right age, male, who lived in texas at the time of the murder. they developed a theory that the dna found out to be man called glenn mccurley, a man called glenn mccurley, a man who lived close to carla, a man who lived close to carla, a man who lived close to carla, a man who had previously been a suspect. t man who had previously been a susect. ~ ., man who had previously been a
and hundreds of law enforcement, probably near a thousand volunteers were searching everywhere. and i remember a news reporter coming to the house and saying, mr walker, what are your feelings now that they found your daughter dead? that was the first we heard about it. carla was severely beaten in the face. brutally raped. and she was choked to death. for over 40 years, carla s has remained unsolved, one of an estimated 200,000 cold case murders in the us. estimated 200,000 cold case murders in the us. murders that u . murders in the us. murders that u- until murders in the us. murders that up until now. murders in the us. murders that up until now, we murders in the us. murders that up until now, we thought - murders in the us. murders that up until now, we thought would | up until now, we thought would never be solved. irate up until now, we thought would never be solved. never be solved. we had a lot of really wonderful never be solved. we had a lot| of really wonderful det
because what we really want in the long term is for british young people to come into the industry as well. how serious is this? well, i think when you re not able to supply 10% of the stores that would be expecting to get milk every day, i think that s quite worrying for a customer walking into a store and not being able to have milk for their teas and coffees, so we re taking it very seriously. so a summer of disruption, potentially? well, that s what we re trying to avoid. emma simpson speaking to arla s managing director, ash amirahmadi. now it s time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. hello there. storm evert is producing gale force winds across some southern coasts of england and wales. we ve seen gusts in excess of 70 miles an hour in the most exposed areas. and the winds are still going to be pretty strong across southern and eastern areas throughout the rest of the day. we have also got spiralling bands of rain for northern areas, really heavy showers, hail and thu