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the thpanese curry. >> you find people preferred that blue dawn over the rahman? n actually with everyone these daysr. turns to the computer and so many peoplehe. so many asian people and americans have tried the rahman. than noodles are extremely popular. it's unbelievable the number of people who look online and look at the reviews. the last year or two it is been quite amazing. >> i'm sure you get nothing but rave reviews here and i must that you have quite the chef delicious food all the time. do you cook as well? >> i'm very lucky. no. i never enjoy cooking. it's not my forte but i really enjoy good cooking and i'm very lucky. >> you are very lucky and i think she is as well. you'rere such a wonderful coupl. make sure you come down here on march boulevard to flying crane. you are opene' just until 3:00 everyday? >> friday saturday and sunday were open 5:30008:00 p.m. after eating these noodles, they're so delicious. thank you so much, bill. >> you will get me at all times of the day after eating these noodles.t thank you so much. they are delicious. and i bet

the mid-1990s, kelley's colleagues in the southern district of new york also convicted omar abdel rahman, the blind sheik from egypt, and nine other islamic extremists for a conspiracy to carry out attacks on new york city landmarks like the george washington bridge and the united nations headquarters. >> i think the most memorable, historically significant thing about it for me is the degree to which it indicated what was coming. >> reporter: michael mukasey was the judge who presided over the trial and used his discretion to sentence abdel rahman to life behind bars. >> it was not a great ordeal or a tough call. >> reporter: but mukasey worries the public disclosure of evidence at that trial aided america's enemies. >> the government was required to serve a list of unindicted co-conspirators that it knew about, and they did. one name on that list was osama bin laden. very few people had ever heard of him at the time. we later found out that within ten days or two weeks after that letter was served on the defendants, it had found its way to khartoum, where bin laden was then living, and

rahman perkins found the woman who lost her life when she was hit by flying debris. sot rahman perkins: "i just tried to comfort her as much as i can 34 year old fabiola bittar de kroon ?a wife?daughte girl at daycare. ..when she rushed to catch her train. sot maria sharp, smart- start academy co-director: "i mean she was just lovable, she loved her daughter, she always had a smile on her face, she wanted to do everything she can for her daughter. sot karlos magner, owner of smart-start academy: "i feel like that poor child doesn't have a mom. her whole life changed a few hours ago. stephanie ramos standup close: "why didn't the train slow down??? that's what ntsb investigators want to know. they have requested an interview with the engineer - who was released from the hospital --- to ask him about the last 72 hours before the accident. stephanie new jersey." in waterloo, a motorcycle driver suffered serious injuries in a crash. police responded to dubuque road near raymond road around 8:30 last night. investigators say a station wagon heading east somehow wound up i

rahman perkins ran into the station when others frantically tried to escape. samaritan "i was like miss, i'm not gonna leave you. i'm not gonna let you -- if you're gonna die, you're not gonna die by yourself right close: "tributes keep pouring in for fabiola bittar de kroon.. meanwhile n-t-s-b investigators plan to be here thru next week. ray raimundi, abc news, hoboken new jersey." the problems continue to mount for wells fargo. you won't believe the illegal actions they took against military members and thier families. plus... a new warning this afternoon for drivers. why your car may not protect you in a crash. you're watching 13 action news, where you get breaking news police video of a deadly officer involved shooting in el cajon, california. alfredo olango was killed by an officer on tusday after pulling an object from his pocket and pointing it at officers. he death sparking several nights of protest. a fun day at the amusement park experience for dozens of people left stranded on a stalled roller coaster in massachusetts. ( jennifer battles / mother )

. >> it had to be a horrific scene for that man. 29-year-old rahman perkins. he ran in to help the woman who died on the platform. his account and so many others will be of great interest to the ntsb. who is piecing together all the moments that led up to that deadly crash. >> are you okay? >> reporter: images of chaos and panic inside a new jersey train carrying 250 people at the height of rush hour crashed into a station. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> you heard a ka-boom. the whole place shook. >> everybody is thinking the train is going to slow down, and just collided. >> reporter: it struck with such violent force, part of the ceiling collapsed. debris raining down on the hundreds of people waiting for trains. >> we have a train that has gone through the station. >> reporter: passengers poured out of the emergency windows to escape the carnage on the train. >> before i knew it, i was flying forward into car one. the wall of car one. i bounced back and hit the wall. >> reporter: as hundreds of firefighters and police raced to the scene, they found the most severely

rahman perkins found the woman who lost her life when she was hit by flying debris. >> i just tried to comfort her as much as i can. i was like, miss, i'm not gonna leave you. i'm not gonna let you -- if you're gonna die, you're not bittar de kroon, a wife, daughter, and young mother, had just dropped off her baby girl at daycare, when she rushed to catch her train. >> i mean, she was just lovable, she loved her daughter, she always had a smile on her face, she wanted to do everything she can for her daughter. >> i feel like that poor child doesn't have a mom. her whole life changed a few hours ago. stephanie: why didn't the train slow down? that's what ntsb investigators want to know. they have requested an interview with the engineer who was released from the hospital. they want to ask him about the last 72 hours before the accident. stephanie ramos, abc news, hoboken, new jersey. josh: commitment 2016 coverage now. the elections are just over a month away and senator kelly ayotte and governor maggie hassan faced off for their first debate today in conway. questions centered on sever

rahman perkins rushed into the train station to comfort her. >> the officer is like he looked at me and said she is gone bro, and i said she is not gone, somebody's gotta come here and help her right now. she will die, i promise. i literally stayed there right with her until she was gone. patrick: new jersey governor ner chris christie says it will be days before it's clear exactly what happened. investigators have requested an interview with the train's engineer who is out of the , hospital. toya: a change is coming to the internet. for nearly 20 years the , department of commerce has overseen all internet domain names approves every change and essentially keeps an address book to keep the internet midnight. if it's not renewed, the oversight will be transferred to an international body. it is a move attorney generals of several states filed a lawsuit this week to block. patrick: merriam-webster defines it as good for your health. but what exactly does it mean to be healthy? the government wants you to decide. the u.s. food and drug administration is looking to redefine how the word he