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Later, in 2008 when the story came out in a "playboy" magazine article. the reitlers are thankful for jimmys courage and the corroborating details he had said he got from hall. but their fuyre furious he ble cover before finding their daughter. >> why would you have been so close, and then give it up like you did? >> i try not to dwell on that at all. because it eats at me. and its -- its very hard to deal with, that he was that close. >> reporter: jessi roachs parents find small consolation, in...

They had fought before. >> did you verbally abuse her? >> yes. >> did you physically abuse her? >> yes. >> or was it another man in her life? they had been together the night she died. >> did you have sex with her? >> more than 13 years would go by as hannahs family fought for justice. two possible suspects. >> did you kill hannah hill? >> absolutely not. >> did your kid kill hannah hill? >> no. >> two trials. >> i was a wreck. it was just very intense. >> would there ever be justice for hannah ...

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>> may abad and her children were the next in line. >> if somehow narcy was removed from the line of inheritance, the daughter, may abad would get $10 million through her children. >> thats correct. >> with narcy out of the picture, may would get a flat $150,000 and her two boys the rest of the $10 million estate. narcy began offering her own theory of the crime, may did it. >> when she realized the finger was being pointed on her, she accused me. >> of arranging to kill ben. >> correct. >> for ...

15 feet is a serious problem. >> are they doomsayers? are they overly pessimistic? >> what theyre trying to tell us is if we remain on this trajectory, then theres a real possibility what theyre suggesting could happen. its not out of bounds. its not a radical statement. >> next up -- mr. mayor -- >> how you doing? >> we check with the movers, the shakers. the fear is palpable in miami. and builders -- >> you want materials below flood. >> -- to see how well theyre prepared and how neighbors of ...

That, lets think about surviving, listen to the doctors. >> reporter: he died july 16th. the bureau of prisons declined repeated requests for an interview, a spokesperson saying in a statement, "the agency has begun mass testing for covid-19. inmates are assessed for symptoms twice daily. and cloth face coverings were issued to all staff and inmates." but the low security mens prison is now a cautionary tale for how quickly the coronavirus can ravage correctional facilities. drew griffin, cnn, a...

Doctor who is both on the front lines of the climate crisis and the covid-19 pandemic. >> reporter: congress heard socially distant testimony this week from doctors forced to battle covid and heat stroke as climate becomes a threat multiplier. >> i often feel like im putting a band-aid on a bullet wound. as i may be able to improve their symptoms but then i send them back out my doors without having gone upstream to the root of the problem. >> reporter: worried about a hurricane, miami was force...

>> nobody can? >> not in the long run. whether it will be a floating city, whether it will be an abandoned city, i dont know what it will be. but it will not look at all like this city. >> but its a short drive from denial downtown to bargaining, depression, and acceptance in pinecrest. >> i live in pinecrest. im 11. >> 8.54 feet. >> im 9. >> where neighbors have formed americas first underwater homeowners association. >> im at seven feet. lower than i thought to be honest. >> my name is judy, a...

Before. "we got through the last time," one person says. "as long as all of us comply with these policies, we will get through this together." following the rules, heeding the science, right now they could be the best options to beat back the coronavirus. michael holmes, cnn. just ahead on "cnn newsroom," how covid-19 has become a death sentence for many inmates in u.s. federal prisons including one facility in texas where 75% of the prisoners have tested positive. plus, hundreds of thousand...

As the total number of coronavirus cases in the u.s. nears 5 million, were now learning just how quickly the virus is spreading inside the u.s. federal prison system. cnns drew griffin has our report. >> reporter: the seagoville federal correctional institution outside dallas is a petri dish of coronavirus infection.