i think what happened was he was friend for cecily.aving his cell phone records search, investigators interview his girlfriend, cecily aguilar, and they say she backs up aaron's story. >> she says that she couldn't find her phone, that's why he reportedly was calling it so many times in the middle of the night that evening. >> cecily then allegedly changes her story from looking for her cell phone in the house to being outside of the house on a drive with robinson, looking at the stars in the middle of the night. >> that they're really now locking down on both cecily and robinson. >> the morning of june 23rd, the family, the family attorney, and congresswoman sylvia garcia are meeting with leadership there at the base, at ft. hood. >> i wanted to meet the command in person. i wanted to get a lot of my questions answered. >> it was useless. all they did was show me a map and the areas where they supposably searched in. and i was like, you -- you brought me in to see a map? because for mostly everything that i would ask -- oh, it's an on

he dies by suicide. >> reporter: cecily aguilar is now in jail, being held without bond.d not guilty to charges relating to helping dispose of vanessa's body. >> with robinson now dead, army officials say at a press conference the next day that while the criminal investigation into vanessa's murder continues, they have no evidence that robinson ever sexually harassed her. >> we don't know what the motive was with regard to specialist robinson killing vanessa, we may never know. he may have taken that motive with him to his grave. >> reporter: vanessa's family wants to end sexual harassment in the military. their fight takes them all the way to the nation's capital where they meet with the commander in chief and push for legislation to be introduced in congress. the secretary of the army has created a panel of civilians, completely independent of the military to look at the command climate at ft. hood. ouidet times we have to have an . that's rare. >> reporter: with so many unanswered questions around the vanessa guillen case, we've come here to the pentagon to sit down wi

the evidence was we were sick cecily suppressing coronavirus throughout the summer.basis, a few weeks ago wales had co mforta bly basis, a few weeks ago wales had comfortably the lowest rate of coronavirus of any of the uk nations. but we are at a point of seeing it move in another direction. it's why we have taken this decision today, and it's all in accordance with the plans we set up over the summer, our coronavirus control plan, of how we go about taking these sorts of decisions. but you can see the other nations are moving towards face coverings being made compulsory in shops and so on, and i echo to a certain degree some of the confusion that we heard there in thomas morgan's report of people asking why are there such different roles in the different nations? if you could see these things going on in the other nations, why did you act sooner? there are a couple of things. the context of the disease is slightly different in each of the different nations, to we made choices that were right for wales. the second point, we have always wa nted the second point, we h