told the jury he never asked kopp to kill his parents. kopp made it all up. all wrong. what really happened he said, was that kopp stormed into the house that night to steal christopher's hidden stash. boxes full of drugs. >> how much marijuana did you store in these boxes? >> in the top box, two pounds. >> what was the value of that? >> $7,000. >> reporter: in fact the very day of the murder, said christopher, a hopped up kopp called him again and again, desperate to buy drugs. christopher told him between his mother's birthday party and a movie he couldn't do it. >> why did you tell him that you couldn't get the drugs? >> overruled. >> i told him i left it in my room at my parents' house. >> that's what gave kopp the idea where to go to get the drugs. >> that still doesn't explain why he would in cold blood murder and attempt to murder these two people. >> he went to get the drugs. he found the suttons home. and they could recognize him. he panicked. he was in a drug stupor and he shot them both. >> reporter: so if you were garrett kopp, wouldn't you try to

one is drive-in theaters as traditional theaters remain closed jim kopp is the owner of family drivein theater outside of virginia he said the business has serviced nearly 5,000 movie goers this month alone he expects that trend to continue on a personal note, i have been to that theater in high school my dad went there because his dad owned a gas station about a mile from the theater. are you shocked in the boom in business in good old stevens city >> yes we are we are surprised there are a lot of folks anxious to go out and be safe and get some movie entertainment >> do you expect this to last, jim? that is what we've talked about. after things start to reopen, do you think you've gained these customers back for life. they get to realize, man, this is not only retro. it is fun again. >> we certainly hope so. we want everyone to experience the drive in we always say it is an experience whenever you get the families or friends together and have a big movie on the big screen and experience that at the drive-in. that is always memorable we are hoping all the folks that are rediscoverin

critics say it's also highlighted the power of governments to exploit people's past all day sat sarah kopp reports from hong kong . when tricia cowen and her family returned to hong kong in april they were put in mandatory quarantine for 14 days they were also required to wear this electronic respond the loaded authorities if they breached a quarantine regulations and left their apartment it's didn't think about it i just think that this had to be done i mean it's people need to be tracked and now one wants it spread further we all want to be over as quickly as possible so that that just involvement. you know the tracking technology developed in hong kong is a y. find there put to detect if the user changes location but the company says the only data shared with the government is movement not personal information technology we have a lot of options like phased work in the. speech what condition they're using this way that alone will be alert when they use the net their home but at the same time it polled had their way our. mobile apps and digital surveillance are being used by many governm

. >> reporter: at kopp's, moviegoers expressed their support for hospital staff staffers with a blastorns. >> let's hear those horns! >> reporter: then the light faded, the projector came alive, and for at least a little while, people sat apart, but felt close, and in the dark, the future seemed brighter. >> it helps to make things seem not as bad in the world. >> for me, it's like, yes! oh, my goodness! we're back in, bringing the community back together! yes! the american drive-in theater rides again. >> reporter: they're still practicing social distancing, telling people to stay apart. they're limiting the number of people who come in, people have to make advance reservations, but for a lot of people, this is a really good option for a night out after so many nights in. tom foreman, cnn, bethesda, maryland. >> that does look fun. i want to go to a drive-in movie >> and then the sock hop. we could do both. we could do it all! >> i have a poodle skirt. >> back when they went to drive-s in they had bench seating as opposed to the bucket seats. i think it's a different ergonomic -- >>