we're so afraid to die in an eton and must way we don't wa nt to die in an eton and must way we don't i had my chance. really interesting. explain to our audience how the conviction happened, it came as a result they lie you told the police because you thought that would help them. initially in december, 1981, i was driving a stolen car, i'm a 20 rock kid, i get pulled over by an officer and an altercation starts when he sta rts and an altercation starts when he starts choking me. he blows out of proportion, his gun discharge into the ground, he made up a story of me murdering him, iwas the ground, he made up a story of me murdering him, i was put into solitary confinement, i was out of my head on drugs, i went through withdrawals, was facing life and i made upa withdrawals, was facing life and i made up a stupid story from a newspaper article and that was mistake because the police seized on the fact they knew it couldn't be me but they could close a very sensationalised case. i was then arrested for that murder based on another inmate saying i confessed to him. ina another inmate sa

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. >> reporter: earlier this year, people in kansas paid homage to a homeless vet named eton gilmore, awarded vietnam. in the spring, another homeless veteran named serena vine was buried with honor in virginia. on any given night, tens of thousands, perhaps as many as 40,000 american veterans, wander our streets in search of shelter. men and women who come home from the service, but for reasons difficult and sometimes indiscernible, can't reconnect with civilian life. the chapel at the state veterans cemetery near casper, was filled to his death is a reminder of all the other homeless veterans. while they have done their duty, our duty to them remains unfulfilled. harry smith, nbc news. >>> and that will do it for us on a thursday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and now at six. a normal morning at an iowa deadly slam. new details on a crash that kills three and leaves more injured at a walmart. deeper damage for an area business -- which is still closed nearly three months after a fire ignited next door. over a hundred eastern iowa workers wi

. >> reporter: earlier this year, people in kansas paid homage to a homeless vet named eton gilmore, awarded serena vine was buried with honor in virginia. on any given night, tens of thousands, perhaps as many as 40,000 american veterans, wander our streets in search of shelter. men and women who come home from the service, but for reasons difficult and sometimes indiscernible, can't reconnect with civilian life. the chapel at the state veterans cemetery near casper, was filled to [ clock ticking ] time. you only have so much. that's why we wanna make sure you won't have to wait on hold. and you won't have to guess when we'll turn up. because after all... [ clock ticking ] >>> welcome to downtown minneapolis. dallas and minnesota, set to meet in a crucial nfc showdown tonight. rookie phenom, dak prescott and the cowboys, bring the nfl's best record. and will be looking for an 11th-straight victory, as they visit sam bradford and the 6-5 vikings, on "football night in minnesota."

and now eddie redmayne, damina lewis, ithink tom hiddleston, they all went to eton and...derful actors. i love them. i've worked with tom. they're fantastic. no, it's not the fact that they're all doing brilliantly. it's the fact that it's very hard for working—class kids to... in my day, we subsidised theatre, we got grants, but these days, you can't get a grant for drama school at all. no. so that's a worry, then. where will the next generation of working class actors come from? i don't know. they will not come, presumably, through drama school, obviously. i think things go in cycles, don't they? i do believe that. i was lucky to be on the wave of michael caine, tom courtenay, albert finney — all started it for us in the ‘60s. then in the ‘70s, we really cashed in on that. it was really not good to have a middle—class accent. you'd hear posh people trying to talk like that so they would be accepted. because it wasn't trendy. i was lucky to be part of that. there was no feeling... before that, you had to get rid of any accent you had. do you think hollywood has gotten bet

and now as you know, eddie redmayne, tom hiddleston, they all went to eton.for you? no. they are wonderful actors. i've worked with tom. they are all fantastic. it's not the fact that they are all doing brilliantly, it's the fact that it is very hard for working—class kids, like, in my day, all of us, victoria, we came through subsidised theatre and we got grants. these days, you can't get a grant for drama school at all. so, that's a worry, then. where is the next generation of working—class actors going to come from? i don't know. presumably not through drama school, obviously. but i think things go in cycles, i really do believe that. i was lucky to be on the wave of michael caine, tom courtenay, albert finney, they all started in the 60s and in the 70s we really cashed in on that. it was really not good to have a middle—class accent. you would hear posh people trying to talk like that, so that they would be accepted. because it wasn't trendy. so i was very lucky to be part of that, there was no feeling... before that you had to get rid of any accident tha

tom hiddleston who went to eton and... is at an issue for you? they are wonderful actors. it is very hard for working—class. .. fantastic. it is very hard for working—class... in fantastic. it is very hard for working—class. .. in my fantastic. it is very hard for working—class... in my day, we subsidised theatre, we got grants, but these days, you can't get a grant to drama school at all. where will the next generation come from? i think things go in cycles. i was lucky to be on the wave of tom courtenay, albert finney, that all started for us in the 60s. then in the 70s we really cashed in on that. it was really not good to come from a middle—class and have a middle—class accent. with few posh people trying to talk like that. so there would be accepted. you had to get rid of any accent you have. do you think hollywood has gotten better, or not, when it comes to roles for older women? no. i don't think there are good roles for women. you see wonderful actresses... there are exceptions such as meryl streep. and julianne moore, people like that. but she is not that old. i h

. >> reporter: earlier this year, people in kansas paid homage to a homeless vet named eton gilmore, awarded vietnam. in the spring, another homeless veteran named serena vine was buried with honor in virginia. on any given night, tens of thousands, perhaps as many as 40,000 american veterans, wander our streets in search of shelter. men and women who come home from the service, but for reasons difficult and sometimes indiscernible, can't reconnect with civilian life. the chapel at the state veterans cemetery near casper, was filled to ov his death is a reminder of all the other homeless veterans. while they have done their duty, our duty to them remains unfulfilled. harry smith, nbc news. >>> and that will do it for us on a thursday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and > we have uncovered shocking information that started with raids on several gas stations. >> well right now temperatures than they were at this time yesterday. >>> it is december and december weather will continue. >> and holiday gifts for your pets. see what is popular and why

and now as you know, eddie remmer -- eddie —— eddie redmayne, tom hiddleston, they all went to eton.ctors. i've worked with tom. they are all fantastic. it's not the fact that they are all doing brilliantly, it's the fact that it is very hard for working—class kids, like, it's the fact that it is very hard forworking—class kids, like, in it's the fact that it is very hard for working—class kids, like, in my day, all of us, victoria, we came through subsidised theatre and we got grants. these days, you can't get a got grants. these days, you can't geta grant got grants. these days, you can't get a grant for drama school at all. so that's a worry, then. where is the next generation of working—class actors going to come from?” the next generation of working—class actors going to come from? i don't know. presumably not through drama school, obviously. buti know. presumably not through drama school, obviously. but i think things go in cycles, i really do believe that. i was lucky to be on the wave of the michael cain, tom courtenay, albert finney, we all started in the 60s and in the 70s

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.>> reporter: they can be smoked, eton, ga or sipped. you can bet money was changing hands.re were a lot of commercial events including a green screen.>> if we are going to be on people behaving badly?>> reporter: stanley roberts, kron4.>>> why donald trump is dissolving the trump foundation.>>> carrie fisher remains hospitalized after a heart attack on a plane. we will have details on her condition. >>> this is the bay area as news station. kron4 news continues now. >>> donald trump says he plans to dissolve his controversial foundation. he says the trump foundation has done good work, contributing money to veterans, law enforcement, and children, but trump says he wants to dissolve it to avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest. the foundation has been criticized for reportedly funneling its money to settle legal disputes and according to a recent tax filing, it admitted that it violated irs rules by giving money to someone close to the organization. the foundation is currently under investigation by the state attorney general of new york. >>> the inauguration is wee

danielle nottingham looks back at the life of the original celeb eton. >> reporter: a true tinseltown beauty, zsa zsa gabor became known for her offscreen life. married at least nine times, her husband's included hotel tycoon conrad hilton, the man who invented the barbie doll, as well as one of her own divorce attorneys. >> i am just a simple hungarian girl. >> reporter: born in budapest in 1917, she followed her sister and green eger -- greenacres store is a gaborik. her big break was starring in the original moulin rouge. she appeared in more than 40 movies and paraded her glamorous lifestyle on television, crating such memorable quotes as i am a marvelous housekeeper. every time i leave a man, i keep his house. her favorite accent was heard on many tv shows and an animated movies. her colorful behavior landed her in the headlines in the late 80s, when she spent three days in jail after slapping a beverly hills police officer during a traffic stop. the turn-of-the-century brett new challenges. in 2002, a car accident left her partially paralyzed. she suffered a stroke a few years l