Attraction. an ancient roman crime scene that s opened for the first time in a couple of thousand years. ben wedeman reports from rome. reporter: passersby peer down into the crime scene in rome s busy largo argentina. jovanna points to where the murder happened. during the ides of march in 44 b.c., the senate was in session and there, julius caesar was assassinated by the conspirators, stabbed 23 times. an architect who supervised the ruins, the restoration, the ruins here. okay, so the murder happened a while ago, but now after more than two millennia, visitors can get a close look at where historians believe roman senators dispatched the would-be dictator. for years it was stray cats who
doctors originally gave her little chance of surviving. joe friar has more on this inspiring story. four months after jovanna was shot in the brain, doctors say her progress is nothing short of miraculous. even though i won t not be the same jovanna, i will come back stronger. she was at that now infamous country music festival in las vegas where a gunman opened fire. doctors offered her husband, frank, a grim prognosis. they all told me the same thing, that there was nothing they could do for jovanna. frank says there was even talk of removing jovanna from life support. i had a dream that jovanna visited me. she hugged me and kissed me and said everything is going to be okay. i called her mom and said we re keeping jovanna alive. she s going to be all right. she was moved and improved.