Visitation For Border Agent Killed.
CABRERA: This morning, still few answers in the death of a U.S. border agent. Agent Rogelio Martinez died, his partner was injured, while they were responding to an unspecified event at the Texas/Mexico border last Sunday. Today, loved ones are honoring Martinez. CNN's Scott McLean is in El Paso, Texas, this morning. Scott, how are family and friends there coping, especially with so many questions still out there about how Martinez died?</s>SCOTT MCLEAN, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Yes, this will undoubtedly be a tough day for the Martinez family, Ana. The visitation for Rogelio Martinez, that border patrol agent, will be held today. The funeral will be held tomorrow at a nearby catholic church. And I had a chance to speak with Rogelio's mother, Elvira, earlier this week. She said her son was a good man who was proud of the work that he was doing. She also told me that he would call her every single day. This family is a close family. And what makes things especially difficult, Ana, is that they don't have very many answers as to how or why Rogelio was actually killed. The governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, says this was a murder. The Border Patrol Union says it was an ambush. But the FBI, who is actually investigating this, is only calling it a possible assault. What we do know is that Agent Martinez was patrolling along the interstate, searching a culvert area about 30 miles from the Mexican border as part of his regular duties. What happened after that is still very unclear. But he, along with another agent who arrived after, ended up being rushed to the hospital with head injuries and broken bones. The second agent, he was released from the hospital on Wednesday, but we don't know his name, his condition, or whether he's spoken to investigators. We only know that he had eight years of experience. Martinez himself had four. We also went to the town of Van Horn. This is the area where those agents were first taken for treatment about 12 miles from where this happened. Everyone there seems to have a theory or have heard a rumor about what actually happened, but nobody knows for sure. One person told me that authorities are making things unnecessarily mysterious. And five days after this happened, Ana, it is still very much a mystery.</s>CABRERA: Was it an attack? Was it a fall? We know you'll continue to dig into that investigation. Scott McLean, in El Paso, Texas, thank you. Now, the lawyers for former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn are no longer talking with the president's lawyers. Does this signal cooperation with Special Counsel Robert Mueller? We are following all the new details. Stay with us in the NEWSROOM.