Ted Turner’s legacy, cold case arrest, trapped on a ship: Catch up on the day’s stories | CNN

👋 Welcome to 5 Things PM. It’s a sad day at CNN. Ted Turner, the media maverick and philanthropist who founded the network, died at the age of 87. Starting from scratch in 1980, he launched the 24-hour cable TV news revolution. The Atlanta businessman — nicknamed “The Mouth of the South” for his outspoken nature — built a media empire that included cable’s first superstation and popular channels for movies and cartoons, plus professional sports teams like the Atlanta Braves. 📹 Watch: Christiane Amanpour remembers the early days of working with Turner. Cindy Wanner vanished from a California home in 1991, and her body was found three weeks later. The suspect flew under the radar for decades by living under an alias. Last month, detectives tracked him down. A few weeks ago, they were leaving on a cruise adventure to some of the world’s most remote islands. Now they’re isolating in their cabins and doing whatever they can to avoid a deadly virus. You might have donated clothes or bought new apparel made from reprocessed materials. Environmentally smart choices, right? But CNN found a very different reality in a city flooded with discarded clothing. Jet fuel price