mrs. wallace and how did you locate mrs. shimmer? that the detective story all on its own. >> mrs. llace wrote a memoir of her story and i believe she gave an interview if i remember correctly gave an interview to a local newspaper. so i learned where she was located and once i knew your name than and your location was easy to find the phone number. and d. was a little harder i recall. i know someone doing a project like this and wanted to find survivors from the story you go to the obituaries and see where the survivors are. i remember everett road or's dr. died within the last 10 or 15 years and your name was listed where you are living. that's how i found her. i think the sebold's was able to interview a sister-in-law who was in her 90s when i interviewed her. i was lucky in that i ordered his death certificate for walnut creek california and he came back with an address. that address is still being lived in by his family so that was very lucky. >> you mentioned a lot of people in your narrative who are involved in the steamship business and i think one of the mysteries of that b

mr. wallace was in the possession of a large number of oxycodone pills the night he died. >> wallace is charged with homicide and the police say the little boy's death was no accident. >> at the very least it was negligence and at the very most it was purposefully done and we believe that was the case here. >> wallace had sole custody of the boy and his mother lives in south carolina. and he has a prior arrest record for violent assault and tonight is in jail for murder and drug charges. david ry, channel 6 "action news." >> all right david thank you. >>> an ocean county church thought they fell victim to a burglar, but it turns out a deer was behind the break-in, they discovered the damage yesterday morning, a check of surveillance tapes showed a disoriented deer was responsible, it was said to jump out of the church window but it left blood behind, fortunately the ash kifs were not damaged. party on people! blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues celebrating with 20% off the entire store. you heard right, 20% off the entire store. we're talking employee pricing baby! hey, you need 'em,

mr. wallace was the only adult with the child prior to his passing.d awarding to our toxicology reports and the coroner's report, the child would have ingested that medication no longer than two hours prior to his death. >> reporter: now, i did ask a district attorney how it was that the child ingested those drugs, do they believe he picked them up, ate them on his own or was given the drugs. they say that is part of the investigation. a big problem here is that police were involved in the case very late. they were not notified by the hospital of the boy's death. it wasn't until the coroner did the autopsy that they found those drugs in his system. i did call the hospital twice, just before we went on the air. a spokeswoman told me the hospital has no comment. reporting live in levittown, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> thank you, deanna. >>> a man carrying a little girl is caught on camera stealing a package from a home in delaware county. police in upper darby showed us the surveillance video. first you see the u.p.s. leaving the package. this is a

mr. nixon has won. the democratic process has worked its will. >> george wallace carried five states.and mississippi. >> in our judgment, the people who supported us had an impact on bringing the two parties in a different direction. and i do wish for mr. nixon, the most success of any president in the history of our country. having lost a close one eight years ago and having won a close one this year, i can this. winning a is a lot more fun. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> with nixon's election, even though many people felt a sense of disappointment, there was a sense that there may be some normality on the horizon. people were exhausted. so it was, in part, a sense of relief. maybe, thank god it's over. [ applause ] >> i plan to spend christmas in the states. but i can't stand violence. [ laughter and applause ] >> 1968 certainly has been one of the unhappiest years in american history. >> in the end, it always comes down to what the people do. and this year, the people, like the events of 1968, are largely unpredictable. >> our country was put to some enormous tests in 1968. it was

mr. woodfox has served 40 hard years in louisiana prison and this is no longer a wise use of the state's resources. onrobert king, we had you talking about herman wallace prayed you could be free to die as a free man, and he was taken out at the prison at the last minute as he lay dying. the judge ordering his release, demanding the warden release him were perhaps be imprisoned himself -- or perhaps be imprisoned himself. he was taken out on a gurney and died a free man. you and albert woodfox -- albert woodfox in chains -- were brought to say goodbye to herman wallace. is that right? >> yes. in fact, we were allowed to visit herman on the day, as carine pointed out, she was there and told him his conviction had been overturned. andrt and i were there wanted to let herman no that the case of an over -- herman know that the case of an overturned. not only that it of been overturned, but he would be released that same day from prison. i think he recognized -- herman died in convicted -- unconvicted. kissed him onfox the four head. this is his own words from the of0 documentary "the words albert woodfox in the land of the free." >> that was albert woodfox

wallace sitting down with wilson's attorney, next. >>> this mansion is a bargain, but the deal might kill you. wait until you hear this. when mr. his magic eraser, he found it cleans everything from stovetops to scuffed shoes and more. and when he ran out of pages he made a website instead. share your tips at mycleanbook.com >>> hi, everyone. good morning. a fox news alert. overnight, protesters in ferguson set fire to the american flag, even though darren wilson is turning in his badge. >> and tomorrow attorney general eric holder will be in atlanta. the first stop in his nationwide tour. he is out there to discuss building trust between law enforcement and the community. >> joining us now host of "fox news sunday" chris wallace. good morning. >> hey, guys. >> what do you think about this tour that the attorney general is on? >> well, look, let's hope that i it accomplishes something. rightly or wrongly, there is a great mistrust of police forces in the plaque community. 70% of blacks feel they are treated less fairly than whites are by the police. 37% of whites feel the same way. so whether it's perception or reality, it's so