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Burning alive. we couldn't go back in and save them. >> reporter: their story is part of a cnn analysis of 442 lawsuits, filed by the u.s. government against american landowners. the property owners either fought to keep their land or tried to get more money than the federal government was offering under eminent domain. in most cases, a cnn analysis found those land owners lost the battle. a decade later, 93 of the lawsuits are still in court. what did all those land owners get? a total of $78 million, the fair market value to cover 654 miles of current border fence land the government took. w...

I had called 911. she was clear. she heard me on the call. she knew where i was. they couldn't get in here according to our neighbors. they said the fire trucks kept driving up and down the street. we heard the fire trucks. >> reporter: the family got out barely. but not their pets. >> we had a miniature goat. he was on fire. he was running out of the structure screaming. he was burning alive. everything was gone. he told me, you can't go back in for them. we stood in the yard and we had to listen to their cries burning alive. we couldn't go back in and save them. >> reporter: their story is p...

Neighborhoods. we were the first to show this yesterday morning. arkansas's attorney general opened an investigation into the case. the department of transportation issued an order presenting the company from restarting the pegasus pipeline until they are satisfied with repairs. nearly two dozen families have been evacuated as they work to remove the oil from their properties. many never realized there was a pipeline near their homes. >> if we wanted to, we couldn't go back. if we wanted to stay in our home, we could nlt. i was there ten minutes max grabbing items. my head began to hurt from t...

It wasç necessary until we kne why it happened, we couldn't go back to doing the same thing all over again and risking more catastrophes. >> andrea, your previous correspondent mentioned that the eek logic impact has, you know, doing remarkably well, surprisingly well. but the economic impact is that which persists. the american academy of engineering, whom the president asked to look at it, said the causes of the spill were identifiable and correctible and a long-term moratorium would not be productive. these are the president's handpicked engineers. since then, the administration has said ...