A Los Angeles news anchor reporting on a dangerous road junction had his point proven for him when two cars collided right behind him. Gene Kang, a reporter for the LA TV news station KTLA 5, was presenting a story about a deadly hit and run at the intersection of West 84th Street and Hoover Street last Thursday.In the video, Mr Kang stands in front of the sunbaked junction and tells the camera says:" Hoover Street here, officials say, is one of the most dangerous streets in all of Los Angeles,

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