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here's chris connelly. >> reporter: here, in the town of jesup, an historic legal confrontation between the state of georgia and an independent film director, randall miller, accused along with three other producers and crew supervisors, of involuntary manslaughter. >> mr. johnson, are you ready to proceed? >> reporter: just last week a courtroom showdown with all of hollywood watching to determine if randall miller would become the first director in the history of the movie business to go to jail for a death on the set. specifically, this set, this outdoor location just five miles away a century old train trestle where on february 20th, 2014, a movie's first scene would quickly turn into a place of real life horror. >> i just kept saying over and >> i just kept saying over and over -- "lord help us, god help us, lord help us." >> reporter: captured on this 17-second video first revealed in court, members of a film crew running for their lives as a locomotive bears down on them. and on that crew, this young woman, filled with bright promise, who would suffer an all but unimaginable fate

abc's chris connelly found out how sweet life is for cookie. >> what can you do?e is no girl scout. on the massive hit series "empire." >> people really didn't think this could happen on broadcast or on cable television right now. it's been ten years since a show grew this fast. >> tell them. >> reporter: the role of cookie lyon has become a spectacular showcase for taraji p. henson the 44-year-old force of nature actress whose skills have been no secret in hollywood for some time now. >> she's a household name for a lot of people but her past projects haven't been maybe the most high-profile. >> reporter: a decade ago this howard university grad first made her mark starring opposite her "empire" ex and nemesis terrence howard in "hustle and flow ♪ ♪ >> reporter: 2006 she even performed on stage at the oscars this song for the film "it's hard out here for a pimp" won best original song. this saw her be great as a hired assassin in "smokin' aces." showing a warmer side she earned a best supporting actress nomination for her performance opposite brad pitt's hero in

here's chris connelly. ♪ >> reporter: who would quit the world's biggest boy band in mid-tour?is high notes and heading home for good, leaving the mega-grossing one direction. saying "i want to be a normal 22-year-old." his fans flooding social media with their heartbroken reactions. ♪ >> zayn leaving? what the [ bleep ]? >> reporter: hitting the same note as zayn? this texas school bus driver, also eager to avoid possibly overexcited young people as she got on her phone and walked off a crowded school bus. >> you need to send somebody to get this bus and these kids. i'm done. i can't take it no more. >> reporter: dramatic, and and the consider the a new breed of employee who orchestrates his or her departure into a major media event. last year must have seemed like quitting time. in anchorage, alaska, ktva news 11 correspondent charlo greene was wrapping up her report on a medical marijuana group called the alaska cannabis club. why was this an issue that had particular resonance for you? >> well, i love weed. i love it. every single reporting job i have probably smoked right

he's as stuff offscreen as he appears on it and chris connelly is in los angeles with more on that sidethe story. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning, robin. in the movies this action hero has known all manner of misadventure on a wide assortment of airships and as a real-life pilot, harrison ford has had his share of action and hero women. for almost 40 years harrison ford's adventures in the air have thrilled movie audiences. in "star wars" -- >> kid, i've flown from one side of the galaxy to the other and seen a lot of strange stuff. >> reporter: indiana jones and the last crusade. >> i didn't know you could fly a plane. >> fly, yes. land, no. >> reporter: and "air force one". >> get off my plane. >> reporter: that larger than life adventure-seeking persona as true off screen as it is on. >> another pilot, another airplane. not a movie actor. >> reporter: ford's real-life love of the skies well document documented and responsible for high-flying acts of heroism piloting his chopper to rescue a stranded hiker in 2000 and helping mind a missing boy scout in yellowstone in 20

. >> but chris, mark connelly is the second-most senior member of the president's personal security detailsis news certainly suggests the secret service has not been fixed. is that the feeling there at the white house? >> i think there's actually a feeling not just at the white house, but also some of the biggest critics of the agency on capitol hill have said to me that they're taking a wait-and-see attitude. they think that joe clancy have made some changes that have born fruit. some feel it's institutional, that there's vision 245 the a little believe they can get away with anything. we have seen it in cartagena, in amsterdam. >> this is very concerning. chris jansing at the white house, thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> joining mess is congresswoman eleanor holmes norton a member of the house oversight committee. thank you for being here tonight, congresswoman. >> of course, reverend. >> what's your reaction to this new secret service report? >> i think this new set of incidents is beyond unacceptable, probably career-ending, but it's useful in this sense. it points us t