well, then, you might be david cho. >> david: hi.] be like me. >> anthony: is that an ak piñata? >> david: that is an ak-47 piñata. >> anthony: wow. >> david: so, i mean, this place is in downtown l.a., so i try to have as many weapons, like, hidden throughout. i got ninja swords and ninja stars and stuff. >> anthony: you need -- you need a puppy, man. [ laughter ] >> anthony: you need a puppy. >> david: i do need a puppy. [ laughter ] i'm going to paint you today. is that cool? >> anthony: yeah, sure. >> david: all right, so, just sit. >> anthony: sit? >> david: right there. and -- sorry. don't usually paint this early in the morning. okay. i'm going to go more expressionistic, if you don't mind. >> anthony: i want to know, and you were on record, you said, you know, young people, uh, looking to follow your road to success, your advice is, whatever you do, don't date a korean girl. >> david: oh, okay. i try to be open-minded about things, right? but, well, i'm racist. you know, for me, i've given it a shot. and then i end up in a si

i am liz cho. >> i am david navarro. the liang sentence came down within the hour. the judge agreed with the d.a.'s recommendation not to sentence to liang to jail time. instead he sentenced him to five years probation and 800 hours of community service. liang's conviction was reduced to criminally neglect homicide, he killed akai gurley who was unarmed in 2014. today liang once again eyewitness news corner stefan kane joins us now.

diane cho has the details. diane: loudoun county parents were shocked after learning explosive training material had been found on a school bus. for two days before it was discovered. in an e-mail that went to said the explosive training material was cut "and could not have been operational." >> you would need a blasting cap or something to make it explode. buse: it was left in the while students were on spring break and a federal agency was performing a training exercise. >> we allow training for law enforcement, to get to know the schools in case we have an active shooter or something like that. diane: the school bus was in service monday and tuesday, serving three schools before it was discovered by a maintenance worker wednesday during a routine check. some parents don't think it is concerning. >> the school said it could not have heard anybody. diane: others say their reaction child was on the bus. >> i would probably feel different about it. diane: diane cho, abc 7 news. kellye: coming up -- artificial tu

diane cho, abc7 news. leon: only on 7 tonight. boy, talk about the hot bench. a d.c. judge facing charges after a fistfight with another judge. judge joan davenport was taken into custody after police say she tried to choke another judge at the d.c. office of the administrative hearings. coming up on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- sam ford will be digging into this case and looking at the possible motive that may have sparked the fight. that is coming up at 6:00. alison: the lounge where three people were stabbed early monday is now closed. prince george's county police say martini's in fort washington has been closed over public safety concerns. police say 33-year-old philip harrington stabbed two people in a fight in the nightclub. a security guard was also stabbed trying to break it up. no word when or if the club will reopen. leon: a man who once claim told be founder of silicon valley tech company is goin life for murder. he was sentenced in the past hour for killing his ex-wife's new husband. northern virgin

. >> and i'm liz cho. two soldier are his in critical condition after their hum industry blew a tire and flipped over. traffic right now is backed up for -- humvee blew a tire and flipped over. traffic right now is backed up. jim? >> reporter: bill a humvee can weigh more than 7000 pounds if it is armored and this one was. they have been used effectively in the mountains of afghanistan, but this one was just jersey turnpike today, carrying four soldiers when it suddenly flipped over. it was a horrific accident. the army reserve humvee flipped over in one of the outer lanes of the new jersey turnpike. one female soldier, her leg crushed beneath the vehicle, at the scene. >> i saw that it was a military humvee trapped. >> it looked real bad, but i didn't see any major injuries, but there was brood from the truck. >> reporter: pictures taken by motorists show soldiers struggling to get out of the humvee. the vehicle lost one wheel but it is not clear if that caused the crash or was a result of it. two were le

>> and i'm liz cho. the polls open in 12 hours from now. the stakes are huge for the parties. >> how huge? 291 democratic delegates are at stake in new york. 95 republican delegates are at stake, could prove pivotal in whether the leading candidates nomination. the candidates going where their party's voters are. >> hillary clinton's stops included a rally in midtown by women for hillary. bernie sanders was also in midtown, meeting with striking verizon workers. tonight he'll attend a concert and rally in long island. >> donald trump meeting with members of the national diversity coalition for trump. today he attends a rally in buffalo. ted cruz now in maryland. as for john kasich, also in maryland, after making stops in upstate new york including syracuse. >>> we have two reports tonight. sandra bookman is in midtown begin with josh einiger where sanders is holding his last big new york event. >> good evening. it's one of the most breathtaking views in the whole city and tonight it will be the backdrop for bernie sanders in the next hour o

i'm liz cho. >> i'm bill ritter. the mayor tonight denying any wrongdoing. >> the allegation is he helped avoid campaign finance laws so the new york senate races could receive tens of thousands of dollars. >> mayor de blasio says bloomberg and others have done the same thing. >> if the investigation has been going on for months, why was this memo just now leaked to the press? the mayor tonight is calling in to question the motivations behind releasing this document but first he told me he's done >> can you unequivocally say that you neither any member of your team violated finance laws? >> i can unequivocally say that. >> reporter: his administration, he says, has approached political fundraising the way his predecessors did. over the weekend de blasio's lawyer likened the allegation to a red light ticket for running a green light. >> i'm quite convinced the facts will show it was done legally and appropriately. >> reporter: when you see something done in this kind of fashion, when you see an inappropriate leak, of

i'm liz cho. >> and i'm bill ritter. more on those stories in a moment. first a scandal and shakeup at the nypd. >> four high ranking officers have been reassigned as the fbi widens its corruption investigation. at issue, did officers do special favors for the orthodox jewish community in exchange for gifts? >> eyewitness news reporter n.j. tonight. >> this case is all about favors, special treatment. funeral. of course police officers are expected to protect and serve the community but federal agents want to know did these officials go too far? >> this is not a particularly good day for the department. >> reporter: the commissioner acknowledged that the 66th precinct investigation is now focused on at least four nypd commanders, as well as others who have left the department. sources say among them is former chief of department phillip banks. relationships in borough park. the investigation began in 2013, looking at the relationships among two brooklyn businessmen and several high ranking nypd officials. specifically whether favors or other consideration

diane cho is there live as the walk is about to begin. diane? diane: the mayor is going to hold a press conference first. as soon as that is over she will walk the streets out here in this community with d.c. police trying to gather more information about what unfolded out here on friday night. police say the 7-year-old little girl was struck by a stray bullet as she was coming home from dinner with her parents. police have been out knocking on doors ever since, canvassing the area to find out more about the gunman. they have been working around the clock since it happened to get to the bottom of the case. the assistant police chief says the little girl appears to be caught in a crossfire. the child's father's actions that night likely saved his daughter's life. >> t bleeding on the wound. if you can imagine -- i know we hate to imagine that any of us that have children to be in that situation, for him to act the way he did under that type of pressure is amazing. it's remarkable. it's very heroic. diane: initially we were told the little girl wa

i'm liz cho. >> i'm bill ritter. the 58-year-old victim hearing gunfire and suddenly realizing she'd been shot in the leg. >> two teenagers have now been arrested. the victim has a message for his parents. >> it happened in passaic, new jersey. tim fleischer is there with the exclusive report and our lead story. >> very painful. >> right here. very painful. >> reporter: having been shot in her right thigh, it is painful for santa guerrero to walk now. this crossing guard coming home wednesday night, the innocent victim of a shooting. >> they can't be shooting people like that. they could have killed someone. >> reporter: she was coming home from work. she just got off the bus here at gregory avenue at madison street across from christopher columbus park. the crack of four shots shattered the quiet of the night. one bullet pierced her thigh as she ran. police responded quickly and with the help of witnesses were able to arrest a 16-year-old on a bike a few blocks away. >> i don't know who fired the shots. i know there

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i'm bill ritter. >> i'm liz cho. jimmy kimmel is coming up next. eyewitness news returns tomorrow morning at 4:30 a.m. for all of us here, have a great night. "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight jessica chastain from "silicon valley,"

. >> i'm liz cho. sade is off tonight. that fire tonight destroyed a home and a life and injured eight firefighters. eyewitness news reporter lucy yang is in prospect lefferts garden with the developing details. >> firefighters believe the blaze began somewhere on the second floor of this one family house behind me. it moved so quickly. we're told there was no way to save the poor victim trapped upstairs. screams for the woman to climb out the window. her son pleaded for her to escape. >> he's like my mom is still in there, my mom is still in there. >> reporter: but it wasn't that easy. >> she's a heavy set woman so she doesn't move that well. >> i don't think she was capable of climbing out of the window. that's the real tragedy here. the house can be replaced but his mother cannot. >> reporter: the two-alarm fire erupted at fenimore street in prospect lefferts. the older woman lived here with her grown son. 100 firefighters valiantly to keep the flames from consuming neighboring homes but no second chance for the victim

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. >> an cho vis and rose mary ever day they have that. >> that's what they're eating! >> if you're like me and every time you get a cesar salad, take off the an cho vis, you're probably taking off a year of your life. you can add this stuff into your olive oil or make a tea from it. but i don't like either one. i was ask this morning is it possible to relearn something -- >> learn to like something. >> really learn to like something. >> elisse sha was telling us the way you learn to like rose mary, you make it and fry it in a pan. >> for 5 seconds. fries right up. >> then you -- ask ryan. he's not there. he left. >> he's gone he doesn't care. appreciate it. ryan if you're watching on television downstairs, come on up. >> you fry anytime the pan and she sprinkles it over grapefruits. >> and citrus. >> who knows. >> here he is. ryan, do you like rosemary and anchovies? >> he hissed the beginning of the conversation. >> people are living past 100 -- take away the fishiness and rosemary is herbal, drink it with wine. >> let's j you prepare that for us. >> later in the show

i think it is really about margaret cho. it will be awesome. bill: have fun tonight. >> thanks. is a new breakfast through that i could recommend, all inspired by the cleveland indians baseball team. >> congratulations. bill: coming up next, kelly ripper out. >> live with torah and row on. bill: they already think i'm nuts. >> a new breakfast through that i can recommend. this morning i had a hot dog with macaroni and cheese. all inspired by the cleveland indians baseball team. i heard about it. they showed up. i supply the froot loops. >> what can i say. it is the slap in the face. abc's host michael strahan announced on the show he would be leaving to join good morning america. the announcement from the old new york giants. >> i'm good. >> i hear that. >> some news. i'm leaving the show. >> now, had already been a part. reportedly michael was told mom is the word. the crowds continued together wednesday. no sign of kelly. reportedly a no-show because she was blindsided. so i took to the chase. >> there is one thing i need. please come on down. >> live. >> welcome, everybody. >

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>> and i'm liz cho. you're looking at harlem from news copter 7. two police officers in the hospital after they were in an accident at that scene. >> let's get to reporter nj. >> you look behind me, there's significant damage to this police patrol car as well as another vehicle here. this gray acura on scene. at this point, we're told a collision occurred as police were trying to pull over this acura. you can see the severity caused the airbags in this car to deploy. just what police were pulling the occupants over for is unclear, but we're told police have two people in custody. as you mentioned, two officers that were involved in this accident that were inside patrol car. they were taken to harlem hospital. their condition is unclear. officers still here on scene. accident investigators are here on scene as well. the southbound lanes of adams, clayton and powell between 139th and 140th are closed as they conduct their investigation and try to piece together just what led to this collision here. but again, two officers now in the hospital. two peo

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. >>> i'm liz cho. slasher a tourist from israel was the victim. who was lost and fell asleep on the subway bench. we'll have the latest on the investigation. >>> also ahead a sexual assault of a college student. police raids the bar where she if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all >>> they're upset with their review process claiming that they were cheated from money for their repairs from the federal agency. we are here with the details. >> the family has a familiar story that is flooded out getting about $14,000 from fema. even though that it'll cost nearly 100 more actually to fix their house. they were

diane cho has the story from purcellville. drivedryion: the victim -- here and his son johnathan janney is held at the loudoun county detention center after authorities say he stabbed his father. investigators say they received a call from another family member at the pastor's home on monday afternoon in purcellville when it happened. when they got there they found pastor david janney had been stabbed multiple times. deputies say his son took off and was later caught but an off-duty officer nearby. we are told the pastor was air lited to area hospital and is expected to recover. neighbors were shock when they learned what happened. >> i can't imagine dealing with that. the parent, the physical stars will heal but the emotional scars will, you know, take a lot longer to heal. diane: johnathan janney is being held without a bond. we have more on what happened in the moments before the stab took place at 5:00. in loudoun, diane cho, abc7 news. alison: turning to the weather, grab a coat if you are going out. there is a chill in t

i'm bill ritter. >> and i'm liz cho. two soldier are his in critical condition after their hum industry blew a tire and flipped over. traffic right now is backed up for -- humvee blew a tire and flipped over. traffic right now is backed up. jim? >> reporter: bill a humvee can weigh more than 7000 pounds if it is armored and this one was. they have been used effectively in the mountains of afghanistan, but this one was just jersey turnpike today, carrying four soldiers when it suddenly flipped over. it was a horrific accident. the army reserve humvee flipped over in one of the outer lanes of the new jersey turnpike. one female soldier, her leg crushed beneath the vehicle,

i'm liz cho. >> i'm bill ritter. the mayor tonight denying any wrongdoing. >> the allegation is he helped avoid campaign finance laws so the new york senate races could receive tens of thousands of dollars. >> mayor de blasio says bloomberg and others have done the same thing. >> if the investigation has been going on for months, why was this memo just now leaked to the press? the mayor tonight is calling in to question the motivations behind releasing this document but first he told me he's done

diane cho wraps up their final day in d.c. >> this is the "jeopardy" teen tournament!ause] diane: taking lessons from classroom to the national spotlight. >> it's very surreal. i had to pinch myself yesterday. diane: teens from coast to coast competed for the top spot in the "jeopardy" teen tournament in the nation's capital. >> we were talking about it. on every place we stopped we had to shoot a promo and take pictures. this is the celebrity lifestyle, huh? diane: nerves are running high. on the final day of taping in the district, some went in with the game plan. >> a lot of like deep breaths, like try to wait it out. i know it's a nervous feeling. but we will see how it goes. i can't do more studying. diane: he is a sune your and the only -- junior and the only one to make it on the show from the d.m.v. we so much money on the line we had to ask what he'd do if he won it all? >> mostly for school. a couple of my friends i'll take them out for steak. we'll see. i will try to use it in a smart way. diane: even after 20 years maggie a producer on the show says you nev

diane cho has the latest. diane: we are told the officer involved, two middle school student and a chaperon were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. traffic was backed up on backlick road. while officers swept up debris trying to figure out what happened after a school bus filled with students in a fairfax county police officer collided. >> the i was like what happened? diane: marquez saw the officer get out and ask the bus driver if she was okay and then pulled in the accident herself. >> the officer car is completely trashed, as you can see. the bus doesn't have much of the damage. >> police say the officer was going northbound on backlick road, a one-way road in this area when the bus driver stopped at the stop sign and tried to get across going westbound on floyd avenue. the officer was unable to avoid the collision and struck the side of the school bus. it was loaded with students, teacher and chaperon. >> the students were heading back from a field trip when the accident took place.

in southeast d.c., diane cho, abc7 news. leon: thank you. a navy officer will likely face a court-martial on charges he spied for thigh wan and china. they -- taiwan and china. they arrested him eight mo ago but lynn's identity wasn't made public until now. he was assigned in hawaii. he became a u.s. citizen at the age of 14. lin is now held in navy brig in chesapeake, virginia. michelle: the anne arundel countersheriff found himself on the -- county sheriff found himself on the other side of the law a of he was arrested for allegedly assaulting his wife. kevin lewis has the story including how sheriff ron batemen's wife is telling citizens the dispute is a private matter. jeff: this is the pasadena home where police say sheriff ron batemen attacked his wife after she stole his money clip. >> despite the injuries she took to facebook today to defend her husband typing in part "ron is a wonderful man and an amazing sheriff. if you are that perfect person who never raised your voice or had an argument by all means go live your perfect life and

>> like the cho-mos. child molesters.rybody in the pod was plotting on getting him and nobody did nothing. i was passing right by him and he looked at me and something just took over in me and i hit him. >> rafael gonzalez who initiated the attack is awaiting trial on multiple charges, including aggravated assault and battery, to which he pled not guilty. >> i had to go do what i had to do. [ bleep ] needed to get his ass whooped. wasn't going to let the homie go by hisself. i ran up and started kicking and hitting the dude in his face. the dude was on the ground, but still, we sat there and stomped for a cool little second until he was like, all right, that's enough. >> nava who joined gonzalez on the attack on olson is awaiting transfer to prison. he was sentenced for eight years with assault with a dangerous weapon, robbery with a firearm, and false impersonation. both men may face criminal charges. >> this is a felony assault, aggravated assault. because they beat him unconscious and then continued to beat him afterwa

. >> reporter: people in cho-la tend to feel this is why their province was developed less than the one next door. >> translator: it is no doubt that kyong-san is leading in the development. >> reporter: she said the market was different, a place where everyone just got along. but in 2014 disaster struck. the market burned down and many merchants, many were out of work. she thought things would return to normal, but she was wrong. when it came time to draw names of the location of new market stores, she wasn't on the list. five other merchants from the chan-la province we are left out. the reason, they didn't live in kyong-la province. >> translator: i felt so frustrated. >> reporter: mvps protested the decision. in the end, the new rules were changed. and they were given permission to set up shop at the market again. >> translator: i felt terrible they didn't get the equal opportunity. they people are our friends. >> a song about the market that was a hit back in the '80s sums things up best. >> translator: the market is the basis of my livelihood. i hope people continue to leave in pe

cho -- >> people talk about this, but it is a box that you can plug into a pond.re getting yourself a little more than me. i am british. let us pretend it is an atlantic cap. >> the company is based in japan and israel. >> it was bought by the japanese in 1990. it remains largely independent. they have offices in the united states. their largest r&d is done in israel. >> there is a lot of cyber security work that happens in israel. >> yeah, it is actually one of expandedns bloomberg there in our tech coverage. there's a lot of innovation there. >> here's the question. if the fbi has had a contract with them for a long time, the fbi said they needed apple to get into this phone, and they did not meet apple. one wonders when they realized they did not meet apple and if the court case was an excuse to get a legal ruling to get into a lot of iphones. the -- ithat is one of think that is something experts have been talking about. it seems the fbi could have done this for a long time, that means judges will be circumspect going forward when they look at these rulings. t

i'm liz cho. >> the prosecutor and defense say they will appeal the ruling. >> the jury convicted liang of manslaughter but the judge reduced the charge to negligent homicide. >> and no principle time just probation and community service. we are at the courthouse with the lead story. >> reporter: bill, this is a those who wanting liang who didn't think he should have been indicted in the first place and then the side of gurley. >> you are a murderer, a convicted murderer. >> reporter: a convicted murderer who won't spend a day in jail. peter liang entered the courthouse convict have had manslaughter but left convicted of criminally negligent homicide. >> i am just confused on what happened. >> reporter: liang will start five years' probation and 500 hours of community service for the shooting death of akai gurley. a brooklyn judge reduced the charge. >> the fact that the judge did reduce the charge was upsetting. we feel there was enough evidence to uphold the findings of the jury but this is a man who is a convicted felon. >> reporter: district attorney ken thompson initially recommend

. >> i'm liz cho. the surveillance tape would capture most of the chaos at that mosque in queens. it happened so quickly that folks inside reacted by chasing the attacker. >> the cops say that it is still high taking off his clothes. that's when he was caught. >> reporter: kristin thorne with our lead story tonight. >> reporter: no doubt that this alleged rampage was drug induced, but doesn't constitute a hate crime. those with the jamaica muslim center say that they believe this man did attack them >> a stranger came inside and wanted to show the proof. >> reporter: this video shows what happens with the centers, trying to get him to calm down. >> suddenly he started punching, kicking our brothers. >> reporter: the 26-year-old was hay on drugs during the incident. several of the members ended up in the hospital including the 69-year-old. who has head injuries. they went after her as he ran out of the muslim center. >> he then told me about the job and that i was screaming. i was screaming. and i was looking to helping other people. >> reporter: he then got into the brother's car

thank you so much for joining us, i'm liz cho. world news is next. have a >>> tonight, the severe weather outbreak hitting right now. tornadoes already. blinding rain. millions now bracing for high winds. and across much of the east, snow on the way. >>> also breaking, the new video tonight. the wrong target. an undercover officer shot more than a half dozen times by mistake. >> or okay? >>> breaking developments in the shootout at a greyhound bus station. police revealing just a short time ago, the size of the arsenal.

we know now to abc's joohee cho. >> reporter: sirens in the streets. chaos in the stores.assive 7.8 earth quake rocked ecuador knocking products off the shelves. and sending customers scrambling for the exits. the warning sirens blaring, the devastation heart breaking. houses and apartment buildings crumbling to the ground. the tremors flattening this overpass, crushing cars beneath. the rescue starting in the dark. the government already confirming hundreds of people killed. this marks the third quake in three days along the so-called ring of fire. the area along the pacific basin where a series of tectonic plates move causing most of the world's earthquakes. in southern japan, two strong quakes followed by hundreds of aftershocks shattered entire neighborhoods and triggered massive mudslides now rescue teams are racing against the clock still searching for any survivors trapped in the rubble. the united states now jumping into help. the marines sending four osprey helicopters. people are hoping for more scenes like this. a 9-month-old baby pulled out of a collapsed home

for people like timothy kier cho, the british conservative. he has been the main guy in charge over the last few years and is very pleased with himself. there has been a statement from the french government, very happy this pnr has finally been adopted. the biggest group in the european parliament have put out a statement, saying this is a great victory for the security of european citizens. they have two years to enter it. catherine: some of the details on this legislation are important because some of it was watered down somewhat. not have to share information, if we understand it, they are more encouraged to. what are the details on that? meabh: what is going to happen with the passenger name record, if for example somebody is thatg a flight to a place would join them to syria or iraq, the details will be shared with the country that the person is traveling from and traveling to. some people are criticizing this passenger name record and they believe everybody should be sharing these details. they argue that a european federal prosecutor sh

. >> and i'm liz cho. world news tonight is coming up next. have a great night. see you tonight at 11:00. >>> breaking news. prince, the death of a legend. the music superstar, today found dead at his estate. going to party like 1999 the new tour had just begun. tonight, the mystery over his death. the images coming in right now. fans and celebrities in shock. we're live. >>> culture war. the battle over transgender rights rips into the gop race for president. trump and cruz, on opposite sides. and a former world series hero turns up the heat with his explosive post online. >>> also breaking, zika emergency. tonight, a new case. a pregnant woman in america, infected. and the new controversial weapon to fight zika -- the release of genetically modified mosquitoes. now, a community in revolt. >>> and, airborne. the freak weather system tearing across the schoolyard, sending a little boy high into the air. how he survived. >>> good evening. i'm tom llamas, in for david. thanks for joining us on a thursday night. we begin with the breaking news stunning millions of f

. >> i'm liz cho. world news tonight with david mure is next. have a great night. see you tonight at 11:00. >>> tonight, as we come on the air, we're following several breaking stories. the major arrests. government officials accused of coverup in that toxic water crisis in flint. tonight, michigan's top prosecutor saying more charges are coming. >>> the race for 2016.

. >> i'm liz cho. from all of us here, have a great night. >> bye. >>> breaking news. murder on campus. tonight, the major break in the case. a teen suspect, allegedly seen on surveillance video, now under arrest. accused of killing a female freshman at a major university. how police tracked him down. >>> the major terror arrest.

. >>> angie sandoval gracias y por su su parte hillary clinton estuvo en el new york donde pro chÓ para el senador por vermont le lleva delantera en el estado de acuerdo a encuestas. >>> la amenaza del mal tiempo se mantiene sobre gran parte del sur y centro del estados unidos meteorÓlogos advierten sobre torno tados en zonas de mississippi y alabama. >>> y ademÁs se esperan tin inundaciones y respuesta su bits y fuertes vientos jannet rodrÍguez con los detalles desde chicago. >>> estas origenes aÉreas de hoy muestran la destrucciÓn que un tornado provocÓ en oklahoma aqÍi casas quedaron destruidas y a muchas estructuras incluyendo esta iglesia les volÓ el techo esta tarde residentes caminaban sobre los escombros viendo las pÉrdidas. y mientras trabajadores de la construcciÓn comenzaban las labores de reparaciones en los hogares menos damnificados. >>> en este video casero quedÓ captado el momento que el tornado pasÓ por el Área a su paso dejÓ heridos y en la frontera de oklahoma con kansas arrojÓ una fuerte lluvia de granizos. >>> un panorama fuerte que puede extender extenderse. todo e

i'm liz cho. sade is off tonight. >> i'm bill ritter. the robbers point a gun. the vulnerable riders give them their money. the bad guys already striking at >> aj ross is in richmond hill, queens with the latest. >> it's an alarming robbery pattern police are anxious to put an end to with the recent incident happening nine days ago. it's the same m.o. with these armed thieves targeting taxi cab riders and drivers. they're hoping surveillance video will help put these guys behind bars. >> reporter: cold and calculated, police are on the hunt for an armed pair of thieves targeting cab riders in queens. the two seen in this surveillance video robbed more than a dozen people at gunpoint over the past two months. and gotten away with a thousand dollars in cash and stolen goods. >> things are getting pretty risky. as far as i'm concerned, i've got to be on the watch too. >> reporter: among the 14 reported robberies spanning back to march 3rd, investigators say there's a distinguishable pattern. with this duo primary targeting taxi riders as they exit on to hours at wh

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taiwanese media say cho has vowed to get them back. the extradition came as the leader of taiwan's democratic progressive party prepares to take the presidency next month. she is replacing ma who promoted warmer relations with china. >>> north korean officials on monday celebrated the fourth anniversary of kim jong-un's taking the top post of the ruling party. they said the nuclear test done by the nation in january was kim's great achievement. the state-run korean central television aired footage of the ruling korean ruler's party meeting in pyongyang. it did not report on kim's attendance. the chief of the political bureau of the people's political army said kim has turned north korea into a nuclear power with a hydrogen bomb. wong called for solidarity under kim's rule to achieve unprecedented results for the first party congress in 36 years scheduled for next month. neighboring countries are becoming increasingly watchful as the north's state media reported last month that kim ordered preparations to test a nuclear warhead and ball