be in your moment. ask your doctor about ibrance, a pfizer product. >> tonight the ve >> tonight, the verdict in the chilling case making national headlines. a mother accused of killing her own children with her new husband. also, tornado warnings and watches up now. they warn of a particularly dangerous situation. we take you through the next several hours. >> first tonight, lori vallow daybell showing no emotion as the jury's verdict is revealed. guilty on all counts. the mother convicted tonight of killing her two children as part of a so-called doomsday cult. the grandparents outside court with a final message after their loss. erielle reshef tonight. in new york city, the former marine in court charged with manslaughter after the choke hold on the new york city subway, jordan neely later dying.

the veteranurre what his l saying. stef stephen howanie ram >> we are on the border hours after title 42 expired, replaced with sweeping rules for asylum seekers. what they're seeing so far. matt rivers on the border. the fears battle. what ukraine is claiming with new video showing russian soldiers chasing through a field, chased by ukrainian troops. marcus moore in ukraine. >> and missing emt and mother of two who went missing before she was to testify in a rape case. new surveillance showing her limping into a convenience store barefoot, her clothes torn, asking to call police. she's now safe. what police are saying about what happened to her. >> the pilot pleading guilty to crashing his

plane, jumping out just beforehand, at the time claiming he had engine trouble. tonight, authorities on the real reason he now says he did it. >> and two days until mother's day. our tradition is back. we are out for the children. what they said when i asked do you know what sunday is. oh, no. >> announcer: >> announfrom abc news world headquarters, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> good evening, dwrat to have -- great to have you with us. we are tracking tornado warnings and watches in several states, warning of a particularly dangerous situation. rob marciano is standing by. we begin tonight with a verdict in a chilling case from idaho that made national headlines for years. tonight, the verdict, lori vallow daybell found guilty on all counts, including murdering her own son and daughter. authorities say with her new husband as part of a cult. vallow daybell in a courtroom today hearing the verdict, showing no emotion.

this case first made national news nearly four years ago with the disappearance of her children, 7-year-oldd 16-year-old tylee ryan. they were found buried on the new husband's property. the grandfather reported the children missing. what he said after the verdict today. erielle reshef leads us off tonight. >> tonight, lori vallow daybell, the so-called dooms day cult mom, convicted of murdering her own two children and conspiring to kill her husband's ex-wife bringing an end to a chilling case that shocked the nation. >> lori vallow daybell lori vallow daybell guilty or not guilty of first degree verdict of tylee ryan, guilty. is she not guilty or guilty of first degree murder of joshua jackson vallow. answer guilty. >> jurors reached a jury after less than a day of deliberation. vallow daybell standing stoically as she's found guilty of killing 16-year-old tylee and

seven-year-old j.j., and of conspiracy to kill her husband chad daybell's first wife tammy. young j.j. vallow's grandparents, her former in-laws emotional outside. >> i hope nobody ever has to see and hear the details of what happened to j.j., to tammy. >> and offering a final message to vallow daybell. >> party is over. they say that all good things must end. >> tylee ryan and j.j. vallow, last seen september of 2019. chad's ex-wife tammy died a month after their disappearance. the children's remains discovered in shallow graves on the daybell property in june of 2020. during her six week trial prosecutors painting vallow daybell as a conspiracy theorist who

plotted with chad to kill the three as part of their doomsday cult beliefs. david, the mom showing no emotion as she was convicted of murdering her own children. she now faces life in prison without parole. prosecutors saying they're pleased with the verdict and focused on chad daybell's upcoming trial. >> a horrific case. erielle reshef tonight. thank you. now to the case in new york city, a former marine charged with manslaughter after a choke hold on a new york city subway, surrendering to police. daniel petty led away in handcuffs charged with plan slaughter after the disturbing video, using a chokehold on jordan neely. neely was pronounced dead at the hospital. what the former marine's lawyers are saying. here is stephanie ramos. >> 12 days after he was seen with his arms around neely's neck in a choke hold on a new york city subway, he faces up to 15 years behind bars. the 24-year-old marine

corps veteran inanuf after turning himself after 8:00 a.m. this morning. >> he did so voluntarily with the dignity that's characteristic of his history of service to this grateful nation. >> prosecutors say they reviewed the disturbing video showing penny choking neely at least three minutes on a subway train on may 1st. say at the point the defendant releases his arm from mr. neely's neck, mr. neely appears to be unconscious. penny was initially questioned and released without charges, setting off days of protests in the city calling for his arrest. the incident highlighting issues of balancing caring for the vulnerable with concerns about public safety. neely was known for impersonating michael jackson on the subway. he also suffered from mental illness, homelessness, was known to outreach workers as someone in dire need of help. and while police say neely

acted aggressively towards rider on the subway that day, sources tell abc news that penny was not specifically threatened by neely. attorneys for neely's family criticizing the decision to charge penny with manslaughter and not murder. >> the consequences of manslaughter is 5 to 15 years. ask yourself, is that enough? is that enough for someone who choked somebody out on the train and took their life? 5 to 15 years? >> daniel penny didn't enter a plea to one count of second degree manslaughter. he is free tonight on a $100,000 bond. his lawyers say today's arraignment is the first step in a long process to get to the truth. at the end of that process, they say they fully expect him to be exonerated of all charges. next hearing date is set for july 17th. david? >> stephanie ramos, thank you. as i mentioned, we are tracking tornado warnings and watches upw. s ey use of a particularly dangerous

situation in the evening hours ahead. several states tonight in the path of this. more than two dozen tornadoes reported in the past 24 hours. a short time ago, this one touched down in spalding, nebraska. another ripping the roof of a home in cole, oklahoma. half this home destroyed in noble, oklahoma. the family survived hiding in a closet. tonight, that region bracing for more with this whole system on the move. get to senior meteorologist rob marciano near dallas for us. hey, rob. >> the threat is spread from south texas to south dakota with nebraska getting the brunt of it. here's the radar. it is lit up. several reported tornadoes already. you see storms arching around the low, link on, omaha. watch out the next couple hours. severe thunderstorm watches are posted. we have flash flood watches as well into the weekend with ten inches of rain potentially along the border. this while a heat wave builds in the west, hit 100 in fresno. could be one of the

earliest 90 degree days in portland. right now, we are worried about tornadoes tonight in the plains. >> thanks again. we turn to the southern border. 42 expiring overnight last night at midnight. tonight replaced by sweeping new rules for asylum seekers. an estimated 10,000 migrants crossing every day this week. tonight, not just governors in states on the border, what new york's governor kathy hochul is asking from the federal government. matt rivers in el paso for us. >> tonight, the border bracing for what could be months of chaos. title 42, trump era health policy allowing quick expulsion of millions of migrants is officially over. hundreds if not thousands of migrants camped out by the border wall have finally been taken in by immigration officials. here on the u.s. side, so many migrants crossed that authorities do not have capacity to hold all of them while asylum claims are processed. the burden in part falling on boarder cities like here in el paso. 1800 migrants crossing

here yesterday alone. >> we know that we still need to prepare for the unknown. >> today, the biden administration saying the surge is not as drastic as many predicted. >> we did not see a substantial increase overnight or influx at midnight. >> cities around the country fear they don't have enough resources to provide for migrants. the texts governor sending migrants to the vice president's house in washington, d.c. and it is not just states along the southern border feeling the brunt. this bus arriving in new york city this morning. governor kathy hochul calling president biden, asking for federal help for shelters in the city. complicating things on the frontlines, a late night ruling by a florida federal judge. border patrol agents now not allowed to release migrants without formal notice to appear in court. >> the practice of releasing individuals when our border patrol facilities, when border patrol stations are overcrowded is something that each administration

has done from administration to administration. this is a harmful ruling and theeptment of tions. >> bac i meco, we met this venezuelan migrant. his mother drowned in a pain mainian river on the way north. finishing the trip is a tribute to my mom. he spent a week camped at the border wall. today, cameras rolling as border patrol took him in. there he is in the yellow shirt. he will either be admitted or deported, waving to us as he walks into an uncertain future. david, it has surprised people that the immediate spike in migration post title 42 is not as bad as predicted. that doesn't mean all this is over. authorities of predicting, expecting remarkably high levels of migration to last a period of months. something multiple officials at the border tell us is simply

unsustainable. >> matt rivers reporting from the u.s. border with mexico. thanks, matt. turning to the war in ukraine. there are extraordinary images coming in for a battle. these images show russians running through a field, being chased by ukrainian fighters. ukraine potentially gaining crucial new ground. marcus moore with images reporting from inside ukraine. >> tonight, dramatic new video reportedly showing ukrainian forces in close combat with rugses around here. it sho it shows fighting. they're dodging what appears to be a russian grenade thrown at them. after approaching a bunker, the ukrainians fire on it and toss a grenade inside. tonight, the ukrainians claim to have advanced more than avoraons. inhis recen

baled. are see ng com dent lekyy iselhe counter offensive until more weapons and equipment are delivered to his forces. as casualties mount, we are with an american neurosurgeon. he is performing emergency brain surgeries at a hospital close to the battlefield where in a year and a half they've treated more than 14,000 patients. >> this is one hospital. the busiest on forward lines. it gives you an idea that this is on the order of ten times greater than we saw in iraq and afghanistan. >> and that right there is hard to wrap your mind around that number you just told us. >> yeah. yeah. until you've actually come here and see it, it is hard to believe. >> david, back to ukrainian's advance. more than a mile is a lot when you've been literally fighting for yards.

tonight, the head of the russian mercenary group doing a lot of fighting suggests that russia is in precarious position as ukraine prepares for a major counter offensive. >> marcus moore for us tonight. thank you. back in the u.s., the cleveland emt, mother of two who went missing just before she was to testify at a rape case has now been found. she is okay tonight but was seen on surveillance video limping into a convenience store barefoot, her clothes torn. what police are now saying about what happened to her. alex alex bra shay. >> this chilling video shows missing emt, clothes tattered, barefoot, entering a convenience store to call 911. >> you'll never believe this. we got a call from lachelle jordan. she got away from people that kidnapped her. >> the mother of two taken to the hospital, ending several days of searching by police and volunteers. family telling police she

stepped out to grab something from her car and never returned. jordan's family says she was set to testify in a rape and kidnapping case involving a 65-year-old, and that the 30-year-old told them he was stalking her, violating a restraining order multiple times. he appeared in court for the rape and kidnapping and arrested for additional alleged offenses the same day. police telling abc news, he is not connected to the disappearance. police continue to investigate this incident. david, tonight her father tells abc news the family is happy to be able to see her again and she looked to be okay. david? >> alex presha reporting. thank you. when we come back, video tonight. a pilot pleading guilty to intentionally crashing his plane, recording him jumping out, and now the real reason he did it. and news on actor jamie foxx in a moment. and can help you breathe dupixent is an add-on

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>> pbay should prepare something, right? >> yes. >> what do you think you'll do for your mom on mother's day? >> maybe a drawing. like i really love to draw things to her. >> draw things. what do you think you'll draw? >> i don't know. those kinds of things come at the moment. >> because you're an artist, right? >> yeah. >> you're inspired in the moment. what is one thing you would want the world to know about your mom. >> that she's the best. >> she's the best? >> yeah. >> there was jeremiah. >> do you know what sunday is? >> mother's day. >> if there was one word to describe your mom, what would it be? >> stressed. >> stressed. so what are you going to do to help your mom be less stressed? >> i'm going to help her. >> help her how? >> like helping her make

the bed and stuff. >> what else?p dinner. >> okay. make the bed, make dinner. how about one more thing. >> let her rest. >> let her rest. do you think that will make her less stressed? >> yes. >> happy mother's day to your mom. >> thanks. >> awho is the most important person in the world. >> mother. >> if there was one word to describe your mom, what would it be? >> caring. >> that's a great word for your mom, caring. why is there mother's day? >> because you love mom. >> and then there's leo who's ten. leo. how old are you? >> ten. >> you're ten years old. i bet you're a mets fan. >> yes. >> you're not. you're a yankees fan. here's the question. do you know what sunday is? >> sunday?

no. >> who is the most important person in your life? >> >> so that's a hint. it's mother's day. >> it's mother's day? >> yes. >> now because i told you, you have a couple days to prepare. what do you think you're going to do for your mom? >> probably surprise her with chocolate. >> what is her favorite kind of chocolate. >> i don't know what it is called, it is m and m with chocolate. >> that's an m and m. if there was one word to describe your mom, what would it be? >> kind. >> kind. that's really amazing. that's a good thing to say about your mom. we didn't tell his mom standing behind us he didn't know what sunday was, but he does now. >> the yankees need you tonight. >> all right. >> good luck. >> good luck and happy mother's day to moms and step moms out there. see you monday. good nig

comes down to this. we're live at the watch party for the warriors. you're looking at thrive city live the game starts in less than an hour and if they don't win the season is over. cybersecurity experts say oakland's ransomware attack stands out the item explains. why? i'm meteorologist sandia patel. the calendar says spring but it's going to feel like summer around here. i'll have your mother's day weekend forecast coming up abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. today is anti-ransomwa topic the city of oakland is sadly far too familiar with and it's not the only one good evening. i'm a date and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us back up your data and upgrade security. it's something that we should all do and it is also something city officials in oakland admit they fail to do and so this is something that we carried it. we failed to provide protection.

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