Fire. Lots out really neat stories. World news tonight with david muir is coming up next. Im kristen sze. Im tonight, inside the jet crash. The new images now emerging this evening from the cabin of that Passenger Jet. Dozens killed. An american among the victims. The horror inside the cabin and the moment Authorities Say the jet hit the ground, the landing gear collapsing, igniting that trail of fire. Also tonight, the new video from the other passenger scare here in the u. S. The jet going off the runway into the water. The passengers, many of whom climbed out onto the wing to survive. Why did the Pilot Switch Runways at the last minute . The crush of cameras here in New York City today as president trps foixer, mil cohen, leaves his apartment and heads to federal prison. His vow before the cameras. Tonight, the u. S. Deploying a Carrier Strike group. They say it is a show of force against iran, after what the u. S. Says are threats against
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that he wanted to do them and live his life the way that he wanted to, despite motor neurone disease. just lift his arm up. rob at his mum s house and a visit from ali, the specialist physiotherapist. his medical team got to know him well his humour, his single mindedness. rob didn t always take my advice, and as with all aspects of his care, he had very strong opinions on what he wanted and when he wanted it, and rightly so. and he would come into clinic with a pre programmed message for me on his ipad that would say, thank you very much for the speech, but i m going to say no. and we d have a good laugh, and that big beaming smile. have we tried different masks already? ves. yeah, we tried quite a few. if you re calling me a big nose!
despite motor neurone disease. just lift his arm up. rob at his mum s house, and a visit from ali, the specialist physiotherapist. his medical team got to know him well, his humour, his single mindedness. rob didn t always take my advice and, as with all aspects of his care, he had very strong opinions on what he wanted and when he wanted it, and rightly so. and he would come into clinic with a pre programmed message for me on his ipad that would say, thank you very much for the speech, but i m going to say no, and we d have a good laugh, and that big beaming smile. have we tried different masks already? yes, yeah, we tried quite a few. you re calling me a big nose! rob s been. what s the right word? stubborn, probably in some ways. looking back, i have to say
i think he waited until there were no eyewitnesses and he executed emmett corrigan. a neat and tidy theory, agreed the defense. but completely wrong. this fight was started by emmett corrigan. rob was a nice guy said the defense and it was emmett who was out of control, emmett who kept amphetamines and steroids in his pickup truck. drugs with serious side effects said experts. he had hyperability, as well as impulsiveness and an explosive temper. what really happened? rob didn t testify. a doctor backed his claim because of his head wound he simply couldn t remember. so the defense offered a theory that emmett started the fire. then the gun fell on the ground. emmett grabbed it, shot rob in the pause rob grabbed ahold and fired back in self defence. and the courtroom came to a halt. every head turned when a star witness took the stand to support that theory. would you please state and