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Indication of what the motive would have been. this only came to light about a month ago, police say when some of hernandez relatives told police that they remember him telling stories over the years about doing, quote, bad things to a young child in new york many years ago. and those relatives were alerted to this or remembered this because youll perhaps recall the police had an operation going on in that neighborhood digging up a basement that belonged to another man who they thought was a sus...

Events in a case that has been marked by decades of false leads and dead ends. police insist despite hernandez confession, theyll still investigate trying to corroborate because there is no dna evidence. ron allen is live in new york with the latest. we understand hernandez has been taken to bellview and put on a suicide watch. we should remember, what is going on for this poor couple, the parents of etan patz and what is the sort of the emotional torture theyre still undergoing? >> reporter: we...

charged today in a 33-year-old missing child case that set off a national movement. police in new york say pedro hernandez confessed to killing 6-year-old etan patz back in 1979. prosecutors are expected to charge hernandez with second-degree murder. etan disappeared on his way to school. of it his first time walking to the bus stop by himself. historic meeting in space happened about an hour ago when the space x dragon linked up with the international space station. check it out, se...

were not interested in assertions or rumors or anything else. >> i dont want to speculate eith either, so im going to move you past that. people are throwing out this phrase, insider trading. these are just allegations. but could this, based upon what you know, might this lead to -- might this be akin to insider trading? >> well, it could be. spends on the specifics of the facts. what is a greater concern is different categories of investors. we need to be assured that every investor g...

debt problems. lets bring in our chief business correspondent ali velshi who is watching all of this. were about to know any minute now, ali, how much the stock will go for. >> bottom line is they could take hours. we think it will come out very, very quickly. the top of the range is $38, all indications are that facebook is oversubscribed. there are more people who want to buy the stock than there are stocks available and as a result theyre going to the high end of the range and they ...

over my body. >> and it ends up costing you. deadly fruit. fresh summer cantaloupe. it seemed healthy. but it caused one of the deadliest food outbreaks in u.s. history. >> if any one of those things would have been prevented, this tragedy probably wouldnt have occurred. >> how it could have been prevented and could still happen again. revealing investigations. fascinating characters. stories with impact. this is "cnn presents" with tonights host, randi kaye. it is one of the worst...

>> bottle blew up. flipped me over. i had third-degree burns all over my body. >> and it ends up costing you. deadly fruit. fresh summer cantaloupe. it seemed healthy. but it caused one of the deadliest food outbreaks in u.s. history. >> if any one of those things would have been prevented, this tragedy probably wouldnt have occurred. >> how it could have been prevented and could still happen again. revealing investigations. fascinating characters. stories with impact. this is "cnn p...

deadly fruit. fresh summer cantaloupe. it seemed healthy. but it caused one of the deadliest food outbreaks in u.s. history. >> if any one of those things would have been prevented, this tragedy probably wouldnt have occurred. >> how it could have been prevented and could still happen again. revealing investigations. fascinating characters. stories with impact. this is "cnn presents" with tonights host, randi kaye. it is one of the worst atrocities to emerge from the war in afghanist...

for the nuts and bolts on this fias fiasco, its the impact on the markets and your own investments. alison kosik joins us now. just what was this massive trading bet all about? before it went south? >> reporter: fredricka, what jpmorgan essentially did was made a big game am. they made risky bets and lost. the bets they made were to protect against possible losses on jpmorgans other investments, but clearly they backfired and the bets produced losses of their own. how did this come out...

Years. reporter adam sexton has this mothers tale. >> reporter: every day for the last 30 years, four months and ten days, mike jarosi has written a letter to his mother gloria. >> you should appreciate the ones that you love and show your appreciation, and -- because you never know. one day they might not be there. >> reporter: on christmas night 1981, glorias chevy citation was hit by a drunk driver. >> the dash was into my knees, and they had to use the jaws of life to pry me out. >> reporter...