lila? oh, aaron! congratulations. lila, lila. lila, this is aaron altman. hi. this kid..t's your name? clifford. do you know who this is? the big joke? ha ha. ooh. i don't know. you know jane's down here. i'm taking cliff to see her. can i come along? yeah. i'll meet you back at the place? o.k.? yes. we'll call mommy later. your speech was magnificent. oh, i forgot to say something about the speech. i appreciate that. tom, we are proud of you. thanks. hey, guys! come over here! hey. hey, what is this? my life is rushing in front of eyes! clifford come over here! i want to show you something! clifford come on! i want to show you something. picnic? i thought for old cliff here but who knew about this? it'll be great, though. did you get in last night? yeah. extreme culture shock. you are more adorable than your pictures. look at you! look what i got for you, cliff. whoa! whoa! that's terrific! let me see it, cliff. come here. are you any closer to a decision? i think so. aaron, they've been talking to me about being managing editor. really? whoo! i'm going to take it. oh, t

. >> reporter: lila stokes was in maryland. punched an inmate. >> i ended up busting her head open, coming out of my cuffs. >> reporter: she's diagnosed depressive bipolar. she grew up in poverty and joined a gang to have the fancy things other kids did. she was convicted of three attempted murders. in a moment of rage aimed a gun at a girl who survived. >> how close were you this. >> couple feet. >> when you pulled the trigger what were you thinking? >> i wasn't thinking. >> did you think you'd killed her? >> i don't know. i don't know. i just -- have you ever had an out of body experience? you see yourself but you're not actually there. you don't hear anything. you don't smell anything. it's just like tunnel vision. that's how it was. >> reporter: the question, what should a life like hers be while she's here? something you should know as a little girl she was so bright she was singled out for scholarship money. she was excited at a better chance at college. >> what would you have been what would you have studied? >> anesthes

in the end the shocking truth about lila's murder is finally revealed. how to get away with murder is on 6abc at 9:00. followed up by "action news" at 11:00 p.m. can't wait. >> a sneak peek inside the p-a convention center where crews are transforming its halls into an all factory -- olfrorkt sensation. we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. when i post my slow jams, i'm a little half fast totally half fast stop living with half fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. and the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> a crook in delaware county botched a clean getaway free schipped on -- slipped on the ice. police posted the video on facebook hoping to find the man and his accomplice. >>> a school bus aid is charged with stealing bagged lunches and money she was spoaf car

and we'll also have to see what led up to lila's murder and if sam really did it speaking of sam, thet plays the flanderring husband, he is a native of havertown, beside being on screen for murder, he is a producer and director for "scandal" he is the triple threat for thursday night tv and he sat down with alicia vitarelli and showed how he gets it all done in a days work, they also tweet with viewers on thursday night and he says that is a special key to their success. >> at home, any person on a thursday night tweeting with kerry washington. >> it is you wrote a letter and hoped you got a signed autograph picture back, it's incredible the access you can have. >> can you see the interview on "action news" at 11:00 following the two hour season finale on "how to get away with murder" join in on the fun on twitter, the stars tweet and tom will be tweeting and viola davis are tweeting live, use the #~ 6 abc and #~ how to get away wa murder. i know grandma's house isn't the most exciting, but it's only for a few hours. look what i've got. when you get verizon fios, you get beautiful hd

ly lila was murdered, we know that. we found out who murdered lila.aw associate frank. okay? >> yep. >> jimmy: so frank did it on orders of your husband, sam. >> yep. >> jimmy: who was killed. by -- >> who was killed. >> jimmy: by your student wes, the handsome kid. >> that's right. >> jimmy: but to protect your students you framed the murder on your lover nate. >> i had to. >> jimmy: who we just put a frame around. >> had to do it. >> jimmy: unfortunately wes' girlfriend rebecca ended up getting killed at the end of the finale tonight. >> yes. >> jimmy: and the body, you and frank discovered the body together. but we don't know if he had anything to do with it. is this correct? >> this is so correct. you are pro good at this. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yet i'm still completely confused. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so you said that you shot two endings to the show. >> yes, we did. >> jimmy: one of them you used. >> one of them we didn't use. >> jimmy: what happened in the one you didn't use? >> the one that we didn't use, i just walk down the stairs to

two hour finale of "how to get away with murder" after a season of twists we'll find out who killed lilard. and "grey's anatomy" at 8:00 and stay tuned for "action news" at 11:00. >> one last look at the accuweather forecast. >> the chilly and the snow is gone, as we look at the northern and western suburbs, temperatures getting into the mid-20s, and upper 20s down towards downingtown and pottstown and the i-95 corridor look for the breeze today you'll need a coat and hat and 32 is the high in philadelphia and more of the same around i-95 milder at the shore but not much, 34 in sea isle city. >> got it david thank you. >>> finally this afternoon f. are you looking for a little distraction check out these stories at 6abc.com. meet senior citizens proving they are young at heart by creating their own video for bruno mars and see the incredible trick shot that a player used to win a ping-pong game and youngsters created memorable looks from the oscar red carpet. that is all right now at 6abc.com/distraction. >>> and today on "action news" beginning at 4:00, a retrial is under way for a prie

. >> reporter: after a season of spine-tingling cliffhangers, one massive mystery, lila's murderer, revealed. and a twist as the promiscuous conner discovers his wholesome lover tests positive for hiv. >> tested positive. >> reporter: it is ground-breaking to have a major character grapple with these issues yeah sure. this happens to people every day. and i think that we're just trying to explore interesting storylines that are rooted in reality. >> reporter: and yet when the show is about how to get away with murder even the main stars make questionable choices. >> your character is very morally ambiguous. >> i think he's very human in that way. i think he's multi-faceted. i think he has really positive attribute attributes, he also has a lot of flaws. >> i have a drug problem. >> reporter: jack falllahee now plays one of the keating 5 a group of ridiculously hot law students who along with their professor viola davis -- >> today we bury the evidence. >> reporter: are trying to cover up a murder. >> viola davis is so amazing. i look at this dark-skinned woman who is placing this sexy powerf

. >> last year, another teenager, transgender lila alcorn, killed herself. her parents disapproved of her. >> at the end of her suicide note, she wrote that she wishes her death can mean something. after reading that, i feel like it's my turn to make that change. i'm not going to sit here and watch all these people just die. >> i'm not comfortable with it. >> so he speaks out. >> i want to be seen as an equal. >> he chose to value himself enough and not let people shame him into being something he's not. >> he's the first in his family to go to college. >> he won't be able to go to college without financial aid. if you would like to help students like him, go to kpix.com. >>> a massive fire at the torch tower. it's one of the tallest buildings in the world, it went up in flames. >>> and what would you give to follow your dream? meet the bay area woman who's now a finalist for a one way ticket to mars. >> take a look at san francisco. the bay, it looks pretty sunny, but there is fog out there this morning in other parts of the bay area. we'll take a look at y

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lila dice: mi hijo tiene 11 aÑos y llegamos cuando tenÍa 2. distrito de nueva orleans. y ahÍ se va a oír si puede el presidente ganar su caso. sÍ, los magistrados son republicanos, pero esperemos que se apeguen a la ley. >> ¿crees que la apelaciÓn durarÁ cuánto tiempo? >> el departamento de justicia lo puede hacer desde ahorita, veremos cuÁndo en tabla anexa apelaciÓn y desde ahÍ es tiempo de la corte para decidir. >> esperemos que pueden estar en este paÍs de manera legal. >> primeramente, cuidado con el fraude. y segundo, que tengan fe. para eso estamos aquÍ, para luchar. el camino estÁ, ahora hay que caminarlo. >> muchÍsimas gracias ezequiel hernÁndez por acompaÑarnos y aclarar las dudas que enviaron nuestros televidentes con el hashtag #dateayuda. y gracias william por prestarnos tu rincÓn social. vamos a continuar con mucho mÁs esta maÑana. ¿hay mas cositas interesantes de primero nuestro? >> que si hay! aquÍ tenemos la experta, esta mujer dormÍa allí. >> casi que sÍ, pero valiÓ la pena para mantenerlo informado. estuve ahÍ desde muy temp

lila we're not sure who that is, is freaking out. we'll be reaching out to tina to see whether she's safe. a summary of her morning, tina says down the street from the fire. again, we were showing you as far away as cherry hill you can see the smoke. this is what it looked like. eric took this picture driving down the road there, fair way corporate center. looks like an old wawa there smoke is burning. probably 130 what it appears to be in that area. so obviously this is what it looks like in center city philadelphia. obviously a dangerous situation for people living in that neighborhood. like you said vai, you talked to fire officials over in that area, they want to make sure they keep people in those homes out of harm's way because of the winds that are blowing and also the moving fuel those 8900 gallons of fuel that is rolling into that neighborhood from that on ramp. >> vince, lieutenant probasco from pennsauken township told us this is gasoline. our folks are making phone calls on it. i wanted to make sure that indeed, was what

[laughing] eventually, she adopted her granddaughter, lila, it was quite a legal battle with the father's family. and the granddaughter became the daughter alice never%had.@&hlc iá had earlier committed suicide, sadly, and always had a torrid relationship with her mother so the granddaughter took it over and really kept an eye on her, especially in her last years. one of the last talks i gave, a woman came up to me afterwards and she said that she had interviewed alice roosevelt longworth on the occasion of her 90th birthday in her house. i said oh, my gosh. she said well, she was a new reporter for newsweek, and this was her first assignment and she went over. alice could never remember who she was or why she was there so it was hard getting an interview out of her. alice died in 1980 at the age of 96. she was the first of teddy roosevelt's children to be born and the last to die, so a long span. and also, to me, she was the last surviving sion of the dupont circle's guilded age, and she actually survived it by 60 plus years. and so with that, i'd like to conclude and be happy to answer

reporter: you obviously have heard the classic song and one for tonight here this in the studio is lilaabout you something by george harrison leyland of course wonderful tonight that must reside in your mind this is amazing situation is to find herself and is unlikely to have. >>: a sentence in glamorous life i've had i was really looking at is a like position at the right time to imagine this song was such a surprise in amazing the story how you met. was on the set of a hard day's night i was a model at the time i did not realize it was a beatles moving i was totally surprised and said no i did not want to be in the moving and a was an action item for to shy and is said not where you didn't say anything the fed has said one word which was prisoners at the end of the shooting was a lot of our sea axe me by like to go out with him this evening and i said i could not because i was having them with my boyfriend he looked the press will give isiac married and you mention that he was just a fantastic so they're beautiful i really love some it was very extreme. . >>reporter: 10 into the data