i m going to grab him. norah: a d.c. teen is shot and killed by park police. the civil rights probe as we are now seeing body cam footage. stop! stop or i ll shoot! [chanting] norah: all across the country, students walk out of school, demanding gun reform. house speaker kevin mccarthy s historic meeting with taiwanese president tsai ing-wen. we once again find ourselves in a world where democracy is under threat. israeli police clashed with palestinian worshipers at the al-aqsa mosque in jerusalem. both sides are bracing for increased tensions. looks good. norah: and back-to-back holes-in-one in augusta on the eve of the masters. good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. we begin with a startling new development in the federal investigation of donald trump that could mark a turning point. it comes after the former president launched a new round of attacks on the fbi and justice department
Risk. and that is yellowknife in the northwest territories and clone that and west clone that, british columbia. yellowknife, that capital city had to be completely evacuated. nearly 20,000 people. the town is a ghost town. it had threatened to definitely consume parts of that city, but now authorities are saying most people have left, the evacuation was successful. in the meantime, the weather has helped keep the wildfire at this point in time away from that city. they still say much work continues. they do not expect those residents back any time soon. and they did get a little bit of help from the weather. cooler conditions and the wind conditions are better as well. then the situation throughout british columbia. it s most acute in colona and west colona. at least dozens of structures, possibly more, already consumed by fire. earlier in the week, people that
please, god, don t get the house, because we were in the house. please, god, don t get the house. please, let us live. reporter: the powerful ef2 tornado, packing winds up to 130 miles per hour, tore through this rural community overnight, when most people were asleep. today, governor mike parson saw the destruction first-hand. i think when you look at the devastation of this, it s going to be weeks upon months to be able to recover. it s a long journey ahead for the people that live here. reporter: as crews clear roads blocked by broken tree limbs and debris, search and rescue teams are going door to door, looking for survivors. oh, my god! reporter: at least 11 tornadoes were reported since tuesday across missouri, iowa, and illinois. oh, my god! reporter: where amber real took this cell phone video from her house in colona. what do you think when you see what is across the street from your house? i m lucky. my neighbors had their stuff all blown out. reporter: th