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And now, Preston and Steve's news updates with Kathy Romano.

Thursday, May 10th.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning.

In the news this morning, three American prisoners.

Just freed from North Korea met with President Trump early Thursday

morning after landing at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland. The three men were each detained for more than a

year. Trump wrote on Twitter yesterday that the men were on their way home with Secretary of State

Mike Pompeo and praised North Korea's leader for freeing them. I appreciate Kim Jong-un for doing this,

Trump said. This was Pompeo's second trip to North Korea, where he's helping lay the groundwork for a summit between Kim and Trump. Pompeo is the only the second sitting secretary of state to visit North Korea, and he's the highest-ranking U.S. official to meet with Kim. U.S. officials made it clear to the North Korean counterparts that releasing the three men was paramount.

Kim Dong Chul, a South Korean-born businessman and pastor, spent at least 900 days in custody after

his October 2015 arrest on allegations that he was trying to meet with a former North Korean

soldier to receive classified information. He also was accused of working with South Korea's spy agency, which

denied any involvement. He had been sentenced to 10 years of hard labor in April of 2016.

You have to mention hard labor in North Korea is pretty damn hard. Yeah, I would imagine.

Kim Haxong and Tony Kim both worked at the Pyongyang University of Science and Technology. They

were arrested in 2017 and charged with hostile acts towards the North Korean state.

The three men after meeting with Trump were scheduled to travel to Walter Reed for a medical evaluation.

Police are searching for a man who, they say, met with a girl on a social media app and then sexually assaulted her.

He started a conversation with the girl on the whisper app within minutes. police say he was inside the young girl's home in Ardmore sexually assaulting her. Police are now looking for a man who identified himself as Joe. He's believed to be in his early 20s, 5-7 with blonder reddish hair. He was wearing Timberland-style boots and a gold chain around his neck. The girl said that he smelled like cigarettes. Had you ever heard of this whisper app? No, I never heard of it. Yeah, but apparently it's fairly common. I guess. Police say that it happened in late April. The suspect and the juvenile female engaged in conversation on the whisper app. The suspect was directed to the girl's home. An investigator say he arrived there within five to ten minutes. She let him in, and that's when she was sexually assaulted, according to authorities.

Police believe the suspect could be from the area or he may have just been driving around the neighborhood while he was communicating with the girl on Whisper.

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