>> wayne williams. >> robert henry is not the only one whose story has changed back and forth over theyne williams'. at trial, williams testified he was home all evening sick in bed, when henry said he saw him holding hands with cater. now williams says he has a different alibi for that evening. >> yeah, i was at a place called hotlanta records in college park. >> williams says he drove to that office near the atlanta airport. he had taken photos for this poster the night before and went there to turn in this invoice to get paid. >> we delivered a bill and statement of services that we were cut a check for. and it was probably about 9:00 or 9:30 when i left that location. >> we reached hotlanta's owner, melvin ware, now living in los angeles. >> he called in advance and when he came, i went back and wrote the check behind the desk. that's where our checkbook was. >> but he said williams didn't stay that long, not as late as 9:00. >> it wasn't like five minutes or ten minutes. we already spent maybe a half hour or something like that. >> how did wayne get to the office? >> he drove. i t

. >> as he stands outside his west philadelphia home, robert henry reflects on how life has never been easy for his ten year old son saleem, confined to wheelchair for much of his young life. >> this blustery march morning, help is here. >> he is my hero. >> yes helping you guys snout. >> yes, i love scrabbling. i love everybody out here. >> jack is jack cook, local five elevator con vukovich tours union. >> this is what we do, union elevator constructors. >> jack and his colleagues saw our fox 29 story about the family's struggle to carry 70-pound saleem and his 65-pound wheelchair, up and down the stoop of their row home every school day. the wheelchair lift they needed $16,000 impossible. >> we had ton of our members are calling asking if we could help out. >> reporter: the response was more than the family ever could have imagined. local five spent days of planning and hours of hard labor to install the lift. a go fund me site raising thousands to make saleem's home more accessible, wheelchair lift itself donated by frankford mother, peggy dutton, who lost her own daughter. >> i'll

. >> as he stands outside his west philadelphia home, robert henry reflects on how life has never been easy for his ten year old son saleem, confined to wheelchair for much of his young life. this blustery march morning help is here. >> he is my hero. >> yes helping you guys snout. >> yes, i love jack. i love everybody out here. >> jack is jack cook, with the local five elevator constructions union. >> this is what we do, union elevator constructors, do vertical transportation. >> jacker and his colleagues saw our fox 29 story about the family's struggle to carry 70-pound saleem and his 65 pounds wheelchair, up and down the stoop of their row home every school day. the wheelchair lift they needed $16,000. impossible. >> we had a ton of our members calling, asking if we could help out. >> the response was more than the family ever could have imagined local five spent days of planning, and hours of hard labor to install the lift. a go funds me site raising thousands to make saleem's home more accessible, the wheelchair lift itself, donated, by frankford mother peggy dutton, who lost her

robert's father was henry light horse lee, of revolutionary warfare fame and governor of virginia. his mother was and hill corridor of the king carter family. unfortunate, his father had gambled on speculation and land, which did not materialize. when robert was six, his father left for barbados. robert would not see him again. he had to relatives that were signers of the declaration of independence, richard henry lee and francis lightfoot lee. from his mother, the family had moved to arlington at this point, away from stratford, his birthplace. from his mother, he learned of the economy, moderation, self-control courtesy, jen tilly, honor, and devotion. the fact that he was in his room was duty. he had not asked others to accompany him. he had asked only one other officer to come that did not and that was walter taylor. walter taylor had gotten married , he only been married one week. he declined to come. general lee would not ask others to share in the trial of surrender. in 1825, he would attend the united states military academy and graduate in 1829. graduate second in the clas

[applause] grace followed by robert followed by judith and ed scruggs and henry esher. >> hi. i am grace and i live on vulcan stairway for four years. we look out on to six properties in the surrounding area -- >> grace, can you speak into the mic? >> can you hear me now? >> better. >> i lived in the area for four years. we look out on six properties and the immediately surrounding blocks all owned by dwerps in various stages of development with proposed increases to the respective existing envelopes. the surrounding properties in this panorama are small older houses that developed the history and scale of the neighborhood. the slopes of the considerable local hills have formed the lay out of the streets and are narrow and predate automobile traffic. this area is particularly unique and important element of the character. state street is the longest uninterrupted street in san francisco and [inaudible] is the narrowest and the grid pattern is replaced here about a less conventional layout and the dead end into other street and pedestrian streets and small egresses. i think the

robert e. lee's father, henry like force harry lee. white horse harry lee was one of george washington's most trusted gallery commanders during the revolutionary war and that is how he got his nickname light horse harry b. but what makes the most famous is what he did after the war. he wrote a eulogy for his old commander. he is the one who wrote the world's first in war, first in peace and first in the hearts of countrymen. that was of course the words we remember george washington by today and in robert e. lee's time everybody knew his father had written those words. he couldn't quite copy george washington's example. she couldn't imitate what he knew was george washington's greatest virtue and what was that virgin? self control and self command. after the revolutionary war, harry lee entered a cycle of tragedy. ecb that almost all his land, money on land, he lost so badly he ended up in a debtor's prison eventually had to go into exile in the caribbean, left his family in the war of 1812 never saw his son robert ever again. robert e

police officer, for more about what he learned about the deadly fire fight with robert wilson and two suspects. david henry is live with more. >> reporter: rick, there was suppose to be a preliminary hearing today for the two suspects but the prosecutors asked for and were granted a delay of the procedure so they can have more time to gather more evidence against the two defends the main goal now is to prove that both men are equally responsible for the death of robert robert wilson. >> over 50 gunshots were fired inside and outside of the game stop rob are the wilson was shot in the chest and died a short time later. the evidence shows that both defends fired the fatal shots. the prosecutors asked for a delay today as they gather as much evidence as possible for more proof above and beyond what is necessary for a preliminary hearing. >> it showed the depth of the evidence that unfolded. >> they are expected to unfold a mountain of evidence, including surveillance from the game stop and several other nearby stores and video from the body cam worn by a responding officers as part of the pilot program for th

robert e. lee's father a man named henry lighthorse harry lee. now, he was one of george washington's most trusted cavalry commanders during the revolutionary war. and that's how he earned that nickname lighthorse harry lee. but what makes harry rhee most famous -- lee most famous is what he did after the war he wrote a eulogy for his old commander. he's the one who wrote the words first in war, first in peace and first in the hearts of his countrymen. and those, of course, are still the words that we remember george washington by today. and in robert e. lee's time, everybody knew that his father had written those words. now, much as harry lee admired george washington, he couldn't quite copy george washington's example. he couldn't imitate what he knew was george washington's greatest virtue, and what was that virtue? it was self-control and self-command. after the revolutionary war, harry lee cycled into a cycle of tragedy. he bet almost all of his land -- money, he bet all of his money on land, and he lost very badly. in fact, he lost so badly

on the flight and they both lived in virginia the third american robert oliver was a 37-year-old living in barcelona spain. david henry talked to a local aviation expert and will have a live report at 5:00, can you read the very latest on that investigation including more on the final minutes of the germanwings flitd as well as pictures and video from the crash scene it's all there on 6abc.com. >>> we want to go back to the breaking news story out of lower new york city where the apartment building fire we reported moments ago, we are getting the latest and we are told that part of the building has collapsed. this is the east village section of new york city second avenue at east 7th street and this fire has climbed to seven alarms no word of injuries but there is thought that the fire started at a restaurant below the apartment building and the flames are raging out of control and part of the building has collapsed and fire crews are on the scene we are continuing to monitor the situation from the east village section of new york city. >>> back here police are going over a servers video showing the shooting of a 17-y

henry channel 6 "action news." >> david thank you. >>> funeral arrangementses are made now for philadelphia police officer robert wilson iii the 11nd district officer was gunned done on thursday at a north philadelphia video game store a viewing is friday at francis funeral home in southwest philadelphia that is from 4:00 until 8:00, the remembrance is moved to saturday and a viewing is held from 7:00 until 10:00 a.m. on the campus of the university of pennsylvania at the arena a service follows at 11:00 a.m. >>> a case of a man charged with attempted murder in a shooting that injured a philadelphia police officer. 33-year-old eric torres is also charged with aggravated assault officer edward davis suffered kidney damage and a severed artery and the defense argues that the shooting was an accident during the struggle with officers. >>> most of the victims of an amtrak derailment are in the hospital this noon it stalled on the tracks in north carolina and the truck got stuck when it was trying to make a difficult turn and 54 people were hurt including travelers heading to philadelphia, the train was scheduled to stop at 30th street

henry at the white house. thanks. >>> a media firestorm around robert durst.s of whether the coverage of this case could impact his chances of getting a fair trial. joining us host of "media buzz." a lot of has been written by robert durst over the last week and the finale of the hbo documentary. some are comparing it to o.j. simpson, saying this is the o.j. simpson trial of this generation. do you agree? >> i suppose whether it's televised. it's hard to imagine how can he get a fair trial. not that i have any sympathy for robert durst. we have been subjected to coverage saying he did it he confessed, he is guilty based on those bathroom multer ermutterings to himself. how you find jurors who haven't heard, if not the original hbo series, all the coverage of it painting him as an admitted murderer. >> it's the same sort of question that we have raised over the trial of the -- now convicted murderer of chris kyle and the movie "american sniper" as well. we asked these questions about whether this was hurting the fight for justice or whether or not it was helpin

henry, thank you. >> thank you, greta. >> now millionaire murder suspect robert durst he has been linked to the disappearanceher young woman. this one in vermont. middle bury college student lynn schultz vanished in 1971. and on the day she vanished police say she shopped at a store owned by durst. police say for years they have been aware of a potential durst connection. since durst recent arrest for the murder of a california woman, there is now renewed interest in the cold case. vermont police say they will follow any new leads that come up. and coming up, i want to talk to you off-the-record about movie star and humanitarianian angelina jolly. i admire her. do you know why? that's's's's's's let me talk to you about retirement. a 401(k) is the most sound way to go. let's talk asset allocation. sure. you seem knowledgeable professional. would you trust me as your financial advisor? i would. i would indeed. well, let's be clear here. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] [laughs] no way! i have no financial experience at all. that really is you? if they're not a cfp pro you just don't know. find a certif

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third american victim is identifies as robert oliver and the others were yvonne and emily selke, emily was a recent graduate of drexel university. now david henry is live at philadelphia international airport with reaction to the crash from a local expert. >> people getting on the airplanes all over the world are wondering the same thing are the men and women in the cockpit qualified and how do i know that one of them is not suicidal. we spoke to a local expert about the germanwings crash. >> at no time should a single person be in charge of an airplane certified for to. >> it requires two people in the cockpit at all times, it's a requirement that is routinely broken by foreign carriers here in the u.s. it's it's law. >> not only the law in this country but the accepted procedure everywhere. >> lufthansa says the pilot did nothing wrong by temporarily leaving the cockpit, the copie lot was too inappearanced to fly alone. >> there are emergencies that could occur that a single pilot cannot handle. why leave him in that airplane by himself. >> lufthansa says the pilot that flew the plane into the mountain was properly trained and underwent psych

killer henry hodges, requires a team of five correctional officers to escort him whenever he leaves his cell. >> that particular death row inmate was a harsh reality check for me. >> officer robert the pipe flap down, went to apply hans cuffs, i got distracted. as i was applying the handcuffs he grabbed my arm real quick and pulled it in and ran a razor blade down my arm. i didn't know what happened until i pulled my arm out and saw the injury. >> moseley's slashed arm required 59 stitches. and the scar isn't only physical. >> the psychological effect never goes away. i think you learn to adjust to it. but you can't take this job for granted. these guys are not here but for the right reasons, and the reality of it every day is there. keep your eyes on the inmates at all time. don't ever take your eye off them especially on death row because these guys got nothing to lose if they were to injury you. >> hodges declined to talk to our producers on camera. a chronically, the prison videotapes his every move. >> we film him everywhere he goes when he comes out of that cell just like you're filming me. so we can maintain some kind of discipline. >> we're secure. >> but when we travele

robert durst is facing charges after being arrested for murder. >>> and the athletes are facing charges after turning themselves into police. they are accused of beating a man at an off campus apartment in february. david henryith more. >> the two players in question have been suspended from the football team, coach matt rule is unavailable for comment and the university says they are cooperating with police. >> offensive line man dion dawkins and hasan reddick turned themselves in they are charged with

robert durst is facing charges after being arrested for murder. >>> and the athletes are facing charges after turning themselves into police. they are accused of beating a man at an off campus apartment in february. david henry is live at temple with more. >> the two players in question have been suspended from the football team, coach matt rule is unavailable for comment and the university says they are cooperating with police. >> offensive line man dion dawkins and hasan reddick turned themselves in they are charged with conspiracy and assault and they are released on bail. the charges stem from a fight here at club 1800 at fifth and berks, the fifth victim a temple student tried to intervene when a friend was being beat up by several members of the football team and he says he was kicked in the eye while being held by dawkins and others. his mother says that he has withdrawn from school in his senior year while being treated for his injuries. >> he said i don't want to see these two young men go to jail but it's important to send a message that this animalistic behavior will not be tolerated. this has affected all of our lives. >> they are both juniors at temple dawkins is 6'5" and weighs 215 and readic i

henry? >> that's absolutely a appropriate. i think that was -- whoever wrote that knew what they were doing. >> and robert, after 9/11, there wasot of talk about how we needed to reinforce cockpit doors, pilots had to be able to seal them off from an attack inside the plane. seems here that is completely backfired. do you think that will be reviewed given this situation? >> i don't -- i don't see how it can be reviewed and maintain the security of the cockpit. i mean, if you -- if you try to work out some way that a pilot or somebody else will be able to get in, that's not going to be any big secret to the bad guys and they're going to figure out a way to deal with that. >> and is the u.s. policy where the flight attendant has to go into the cockpit is that designed to prevent a pilot from going insane? or are there -- is there other thinking there as well? >> that's a good question and i really hadn't thought about that. but i think that it is designed probably to have somebody who is trust worthy in the cockpit to be able to let the other pilot back in. the question then becomes, is a flight attendant more secure or safe than

henry the viii had it right. just kill their wives. >> whatever it was, good for him. if you asked me robert was the lucky one. >> what!looks. >> it's a trip. >> yeah. you've already done ten episodes and you're already picked up for the second season ten episodes. you've worked, both of you, quite a bit but this is going to make you household names. your life's about to change. >> i don't know. >> oh yeah. >> are you the one that's on the front cover of the tabloid flashing -- >> that may have been me. yes. my character. >> so when you read the scripts and you see all the antics that go on are you -- is it fun to play these characters? >> oh yeah. it's a blast. i mean falling off tables wearing shoes this high and legs out here. with 100 extras and a crew of 50. it's good! you're like i like it. it's good. >> you're a crazy aussie. what about you? >> yeah. you know i think clearly we're fortunate that we can play royals on screen then go home to normal lives. >> it is a long way from narnia. >> it is definitely not -- definitely not what you expect. not something that we wanted. we didn't want to make this the royal f