abc 7 news anchor ama daetz moderated and joins us live. >> david muir moderated the event in washingtond.c. and called it a national conversation. the hour-long event to address issues, including on how to survive a traffic stop. it comes at a volatile time. police shot and killed two black men. and five dallas police officers were targeted and shot and killed. the president shared a powerful story from his childhood. >> walking into the elevator, and there was a woman who i thought knew me, and as soon as i walked on, and she lived on my grand parents' floor. when i walked on, she got off. >> the president says he then watched the elevator go back down and the woman went up on her own. now i had the honor of moderating a discussion here at our abc 7 news studios tonight about those social issues dominating so many conversation across the bay area and the nation right now. and there was no shortage of opinions over the two-hour conversation. here's abc 7's reporter cornell bernard with a look at the talk. >> reporter: as soon as the town hall was ending, a bay area conversation was begi

abc 7 news anchor ama daetz moderated and joins us live. >> david muir moderated the event in washingtond.c. and called it a national conversation. the hour-long event to address issues, including on how to survive a traffic stop. it comes at a volatile time. police shot and killed two black men. and five dallas police officers were targeted and shot and killed. the president shared a powerful story from his childhood. >> walking into the elevator, and there was a woman who i thought knew me, and as soon as i walked on, and she lived on my grand parents' floor. when i walked on, she got off. >> the president says he then watched the elevator go back down and the woman went up on her own. now i had the honor of moderating a discussion here at our abc 7 news studios tonight about those social issues dominating so many conversation across the bay area and the nation right now. and there was no shortage of opinions over the two-hour conversation. here's abc 7's reporter cornell bernard with a look at the talk. >> reporter: as soon as the town hall was ending, a bay area conversation was begi

. >> i'm ama daetz.he associated press reports the 10-hour standoff is over. >> armored tanks rolled down the streets in a raid to rescue the hostages. about 35 people were held captive. at least 13 hostages have just been found safe. they found six bodies all to be of the militants. >> at least two police officers died in a gun fight and another 30 people are wounded. this all began when gunmen attacked the holy artisan bakery when the cafe turned into a restaurant for the evening hours. one waiter barely escaped. >> i was working in the pizza kitchen and i saw two men begin their attack. they ducked for cover or started to run. i managed to make it on to the roof of the building. they were throwing bombs and the windows were shaking. >> the popular restaurant in the diplomatic area was packed at the end of another day-long fast in the islamic holy month of ramadan. the attackers chanting "god is great." neighbors watched in horror. >> explosions happened and i heard it like it was a loud boom. >> it is

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. four people died in what police call an ambush. tonight we hear from the mother of one of the victims. lyanne melendez is live in san francisco with the new developments tonight. >> reporter: that is right. well abc 7 news found out that police had been talking with the suspect for several months now. they knew who he was. he is from san francisco. lee far lee was in a federal prison in@water which is in merced county for unrelated charged. this occurred a year and a half ago in haze valley and described as a vicious killing execution-style, as you mentioned and their car was double parked on laguna street before 9:00 in the evening. at that time, san francisco police believed the killers were members of a western edition gang but one is already arrested. >> one suspect was arrested and picked up from the prison in atwater and booked in the san francisco county jail and facing four charges of murder. >> i can now rest because the message i left my son was, i was going to fight to the end for you, son. >> reporter: and that was sala

i'm danley. >> i'm ama daetz.le, zac efron. >>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, zac efron and adam devine -- from "vice principals" walton goggins -- and music from melanie martinez. with cleto and the cletones. and now, simply put -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to each and every one of

. >> and i'm ama daetz. witnesses took to twitter and called into our newsroom tonight and reported seeing a large streaking object in the sky across the western u.s. including the bay area, san diego and in nevada, utah and idaho. >> abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has more. >> i spoke with a man in livermore who captured it with his cell phone. he says he was outside with his friends when he saw the bright light moving fairly slowly across the sky. he said he grabbed his phone and started rolling and then posted this to youtube. >> i have seen a shooting star and it lasted four seconds. i thought about making a wish and then it kept going. >> another angle and this is a video out of utah. you can see a more defined trail. it looks like it was made up of smaller pieces. one more angle for you. this video shared with us from rancho cucamonga from down in southern california. you can see the object making its way across the sky. right now no definitive answer as to whether this is a meteor. the national wea

. >> and i'm ama daetz. four drivers have been hit by gunfire in the last two months on a stretch of blossom hill road between monterey and poughkeepsie road. live in san jose with the story. >> reporter: ama very disturbing indeed. all the shootings have taken place here behind me along blossom hill road after midnight. everything else, according to police, is totally random. a warning to south san jose drivers tonight. someone is shooting at cares long blossom hill road. the first shooting happened may 4th at blossom hill and poughkeepsie. that driver wasn't hurt, but less than a month later there was another shooting nearby. this time the driver was grazed by a bullet. >> it's scary because now all these shootings are going on. you don't know what is going to happen. you have to walk out of your house and go anywhere, just like kind of like jitter and ready to go. >> reporter: but the shootings didn't stop. june 30th a bullet hit a male driver's car but he wasn't hurt. then three days later on july 2nd, th

ama daetz is off tonight. bernie sanders received a two-minute 53 second standing ovation in philadelphia. laura anthony is live at the democratic national convention to begin our coverage. laura? >> dan, the energy in this arena was absolutely electric and much of the negativity from earlier in the day sliped away when bernie sanders took the stage. >> it was a welcome to a man who never gave in, but then finally accepted it was time to step aside. >> together, my friend, we have begun a political revolution to transform america and that revolution, our revolution continues. >> in the california delegation there were tears, cheers and certainly some disappointment. >> we need leadership which brings our people together. >> but better intoe sanders did his best to pull them together and throw his considerable weight behind hillary clinton. >> it is based on her ideas and her leadership. hillary clinton must become the next president of the united states. >> earlier first lady michelle obama electrified the cro

i'm ama daetz. >> an i'm larry beil in for dan ashley tonight.ederal authorities are launching an investigation as the crash raises questions about the safety of those self-driving cars. >> cornell bernard is live in berkeley. cornell? >> reporter: the self-driving cars slowly becoming the new reality out here on the road. but one man's death raising new questions about the technology. this was joshua brown driving his tesla that he nicknamed tessie. he is the first known u.s. fatality while using self-driving technology. tesla ceo elon musk tweeted his condolences to the model s owner. he calls brown a friend to tesla. he was known for posting videos of his car driving on autopilot, like this one, where it narrowly avoided crashing into another car. in the fatal crash, a tractor-trailer turned in front of him and the autopilot failed to stop the car. tesla acknowledges the accident on its website saying neither autopilot nor the driver noticed the white side of the tractor-trailer against the brightly lit sky. so the brake was not applied. >> no

. >> and i'm ama daetz. cornell bernard is standing by in oakland. >> but we're going to begin with sergio quintana live in san francisco where not surprisingly there is heightened security. >> we do know there is probably two groups that are still demonstrating. we know there is a small group that is separated from here and is likely going down market, continuing their demonstrations at city hall there is still a small group that is here. but for the most part, most people have dispersed. and in the wake of sniper shoots in dallas last night, we did notice san francisco police officers took special precautions, including placing police spotters on rooftops. hundreds of demonstrators arrived at city hall to protest police violence against black people. this was a group that was loud. san francisco deputies prepared by cordoning off the entrance to city hall. the protest was in response to two high profile officer-involved shooting this week. alton sterling was killed in bat touj, louisiana tuesday. philando

i'm dan ashley, and i'm ama daetz. let's get right to abc 7 news reporter laura anthony, who is live at the democratic national convention in philadelphia. laura? >> hi, ama. well, it was really a stunning scene here earlier tonight. it was an emotional hillary clinton who walked out on to the stage here in the arena. her eyes were glistening. she took in this incredible ovation, hugged her daughter, and then accepted the nomination. and so hillary clinton begins the next chapter in her 40-year odyssey, one she hopes will end with an historic journey back to the white house. >> standing here as my mother's daughter and my daughter's mother, i'm so happy this day has come. i'm happy for grandmothers and little girls. because when any barrier falls in america, it clears the way for everyone. >> on the biggest stage of her career, clinton focused on the theme "stronger together." >> bernie, your campaign inspired millions of americans. and to all of your supporters here and around the country, i want you to know i've heard

i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. >> and i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. that was tiffany trump addressing a prime time audience. donald trump, junior also spoke. let's get to laura anthony live at the republican convention in cleveland. laura? >> reporter: kristen, breaking with tradition has become the norm in cleveland. last night on the first night of the convention donald trump appeared in person and tonight he was up on the jumbo ton accepting the nomination two days ahead of schedule. >> good evening. are you having fun? >> donald trump is the republican nominee for president. he and the party didn't wait until thursday to make it official. >> i will never forget it and it is something i will never, ever forget. >> trump's home state of new york put him over the top during the state by state roll call. >> on behalf of the great state of california -- >> california's vote was unanimous. 172 delegates in all. all in for trump. earlier san francisco delegate opened the proceedings with a sikh prayer. >> i was honored by the respectful response i got an

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm eric thomas in for dan ashley. the i-team's dan noyes talked to celeste guap today. >> and he joins us with this exclusive report. >> reporter: ama and eric, the 18-year-old who calls herself celeste guap has been up-front with me how she makes her money and the serious drugs she uses. she admits she is addict and sometimes thinks about quitting. today the richmond pd tried to get her into rehab 3,000 miles away. and some were questioning were their motives clear? a richmond police sergeant brought celeste zbup the family justice center. she said he was in a hurry. didn't give her time to put on shoes. she wore her bedroom slippers. he tried to get her on a plane tonight. >> what did they say today? >> to go to rehab. >> reporter: and they're trying to get you to go when? >> tonight. they said it was a paid vacation, to consider it a paid vacation. >> reporter: celeste said in past i-team reports that she has had sex with more than 30 officer, sergeant, lieutenants, and captains from seven different agencies. a few

. >> and i'm ama daetz. wayne freedman is in san francisco with local reaction to the coup underway right now. >> reporter: good afternoon. with short notice, this is as close to turkey as we could get, the ala turka restaurant on gary street where the food is turkish and the people who work here are turkish and the only thing they are talking right now is the coup going on in turkey. let me show you video. a lot has changed since the revolution in 1984. but they are using social media to watch the play-by-play as it evolves. >> we want a democratic country, we don't want a dictator -- >> this is good for the country. >> you are saying the revolution is good? >> yes. this is everybody's -- [ inaudible ]. >> we may have gotten our wires crossed but the guys were watching it very closely. they all come from that country. they are very concerned, not only about democracy and about freedom in turkey but also about their friends and their families. they are looking at this on social media and staying in touch wit

. >> and i'm ama daetz. the girl at the center of the scand scandal interviewed with dan noyes. >> this deputy had sex with the girl when she was just 17 years old. >> the she haves's office announced ricardo perez resigned today. earlier this week, the i-team revealed new information from the 18-year-old at the center of the controversy, calling herself celeste watts. >> when did you have sex with a police officer. >> 16. >> she tells me perez had sex with her when she was under age and investigators confirm possible statutory rape is part of the arrest. she said the new selfies shot from a mirror the date, july 2, 2015. she was 17. celeste resisted providing names to investigators. >> do you blame them for not helping you instead of having sex with you? >> i mean, they did help me. because i felt safer. safer with them. >> with them? >> they just helped me. >> protection? >> yes. >> the she hariff released a statement, saying this case involves one deputy, out of the over 1,000 employees we will not tolera

. >> and i'm ama daetz. it's just after 9:00 in turkey where there have been several hours of unrest and uncertainty. >> in the last few hours we saw military forces surrendering. you see the soldiers walking away from a tank on a bridge in istanbul, holding their hands up. turkey's state-run news agency says more than 700 military members have already been arrested for taking part in the coup. >> turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan arrived at istanbul's airport a few hours ago. he said he will not compromise with coup forces. and he says military members who depart in the attempt to oust him have committed treason. >> across the country people took to the streets to fight off the military. look at this scene. protesters climbing on top of a tank. but there are now at least 60 deaths reported. >> president obama is closely monitoring the situation. he spoke on the phone today with secretary of state john kerry. let's begin our team coverage with abc news reporter. >> the situation in istanbul and ankara

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm larry beil in for dan ashley.e breaking news changing by the minute overseas where a military coup is attempting to take over the country. the country is under martial w law. a large explosion has been heard in istanbul as police and military exchange fire. shots have been fired near pro-government protesters and some have been injured. a top turkish official came out and said the coup is unsuccessful and all government officials are in charge of their officers. >>> the military has taken over state tv. this shows themmin stied of the capital city of ankara. they reported a bomb hitting parliament and a military helicopter killing 17 officers. >> the turkey president went on national tv using face-time and urging supporters to take to the streets but his exact location is unknown. the president is urging everybody involved in the situation to show restraint. this photo shows the president on the phone with john kerry, getting briefed on the situation. >>> the u.s. state department is advising americans not to trav

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm eric thomas. larry beil has the day off and we're just a few hours away from the fireworks across the bay area. in san francisco, thousands of people will squeeze into the city hoping for a clear view of tonight's big show and the preparation are already underway with crews getting the affects ready. >> spencer christian will look at your fireworks forecast. but we begin with lyanne melendez who is live in san francisco. >> reporter: hi, there. i've been here for more than 20 years and i don't recall too many clear nights on the fourth of july. so we're hoping that karl the tag will behave but if not, relax and enjoy the music and we'll show you how using a special app. san francisco is ranked among the top ten cities in the country to spend the fourth of july. >> we come from rome, italy and we are here for fourth of july in san francisco. that is our first time in the united states. >> reporter: pier 39 was packed with local this is afternoon but mostly tourists, trying their best to assimilate.

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. we'll get to larry beil on assignment in a moment. a emotional good-bye for three of five officers killed in last week's deadly ambush in dallas. >> the thing i would say to my dad when he walked out of the door was, good-bye, daddy, i love you, be safe. and now we say a final, good-bye, daddy, we love you, be safe. >> those closest honor the legacy and ask for violence to stop and for the country to unite. >> ray is live with the latest. >> reporter: good evening -- or good afternoon to you. tension still remain very high between police and the black community. this, as calls for unity and peace grow stronger, especially amongst family members who lost loved ones last week. an outpouring of solidarity. law enforcement officers from across the country paying their respects to three of the five dallas officers killed by a sniper during a peaceful protest last week. >> i truly believe that lorn would want us to enthuz afticly celebrate his life and taking care of one another. >> reporte

it was moderated by ama daetz >> we cannot fix what is broken. >> one room. tenth people. community members and leaders startexting -- start the difficult conscious. it is a bad system. it is always that way. >> this woman's partner was slot and killed by police and her young son left to defend his honor. >> are is director daddy? all the kochs killed him first thing out of the kids' mouth, your daddy must have been bad. >> black lives matter wars part of the conversation, a movement that brought thousands to demand change and equality. >> when we talk about this matter versus that life what can you do to keep all lives intact or all people safe? >> this were critics. >> the primary impression for a lot of folks from black lives matter is not only that black lives matter but this is some sort of national police conspiracy to hurt black people. >> people went to work with communities they serve, the foundation of good effective constitutional policing is strong police and community partnerships >> the conversation continues. cornell barnard for abc7. >> it was a powerful di

abc 7 news anchor ama daetz has the details. >> reporter: it's a story book day at lake tahoe.e sky and blue water. the lake level is 3 feet below average this time of year. but it's a foot higher than last year, enough to make a big difference for people on the water. >> oh, my gosh, it is better. >> reporter: we shot this video at south lake tahoe last july. this is what the same spot looks like now. better conditions for swimmers and boaters. >> we picked up a rental boat. >> reporter: marina owner bob hasit is worried about the future. >> if the water level drops, the boats won't be able to get into the marinas or even launch their boats in the first place. >> reporter: he owns the camp richardson marina where they have used a floating dock to extend the pier into deeper water. but you can easily see the problem at many smaller private piers that basically reach the lake. and this could become the normal. a study by the u.s. interior department predicts major challenges for tahoe over the next few decades. >> the study showed we can expecting warming temperatures in the air

in the bay area abc7 news anchor ama daetz joined member of our community, faith leaders and police officers and people who have been directly impacted by violence. they watched president's townhall meeting and reflected on hot button topics. >> one word we never heard either at the townhall or tonight, was accountability. it is the absence of accountability people are concerned about. >> would you hire and the folks we get are important working in cooperation with the communities. >> this is a start for the conversation but more importantly, action. >> last night the conversation included praise and criticism of the black lives matter movement. if you missed that bay area roundtable we have posted the entire discussion on our website at abc7news.com. >> welcome back, everyone, we have better news for folks heading to the bay bridge, with the early injury accidenting is alert blocking two lanes has been cleared and the c.h.p. did a great job of clearing from the right lane and traffic is slow across the upper deck, but, all lanes are open, not much of a wait at the metering lights, now, a so

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley.e area we're talking about, windsor where this all began. the suspects tried to escape. gunfire was reported in calistoga. >> wayne freedman is there right now. what can you tell us? >> i can tell you right now, the calistoga scene is moving but still pretty well shut down. you see police blocking entrance to a neighborhood. residents can't go in. for all we know, the suspect may be in there. this search is continuing. neighborhoods going on. people locked out. police arrested one of two suspects here this is video from sky 7. that suspect on a stretcher. we don't know how he wound up on the stretcher. there were reports there was a shoot-out. no confirmation from police as to whether there were shots fired or not. that resulted in this. a house to house search as they look for awe second suspect who police describe as a hispanic male adult 24 years old, 5'11" with long dark hair wear a black shirt. this drama did not begin in calistoga. that was windsor over the mountain earlier this

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. the breaking news changing by the minute overseas where a military coup is attempting to take over the country. the country is under martial w law. a large explosion has been heard in istanbul as police and military exchange fire. shots have been fired near pro-government protesters and some have been injured. a top turkish official came out and said the coup is unsuccessful and all government officials are in charge of their officers. >>> the military has taken over state tv. this shows themmin stied of the capital city of ankara. they reported a bomb hitting parliament and a military helicopter killing 17 officers. >> the turkey president went on national tv using face-time and urging supporters to take to the streets but his exact location is unknown. the president is urging everybody involved in the situation to show restraint. this photo shows the president on the phone with john kerry, getting briefed on the situation. >>> the u.s. state department is advising americans not to t

. >> and i'm ama daetz. the michigan shooting comes days after the ambush that killed five police officers in dallas. tonight police will hold a candlelight vigil for the officers. and now we're learning it could have been much worse. abc news reporter adrian banker joins us live from dallas with more. >> reporter: yes, good evening to you, larry and ama. still emotionally-charged here in the atmosphere all over dallas and as well around the country. dallas police detectives have this interesting balance between continuing with this investigation, pouring over hours and hours of dash camera and body camera video, as well as honoring their fallen brothers. they've had memorials throughout the day with the candlelight vigil scheduled for later this evening. at the dallas police department, a moment of silence for the fallen. dozens of police academy cadets who will one day put their lives on the line paying their respects. the investigation continues into the deadly mass shooting and so do the threats to law e

. >> and i'm ama daetz. four drivers have been hit by gunfire in the last two months on a stretch of ossom hill road between monterey and poughkeepsie road. live in san jose with thestory. >> reporter: ama, very disturbing indeed. all the shootings have taken place here behind me along blossom hill road after midnight. everything else, according to poli, is totally random. a warning to south san jose drivers tonight. someone is shooti at cares long blossom hill road. the first shooting happened may 4th at blossom hill and poughkeepsie. that driver wasn't rt, but less than a month laterhere was another shooting nearby. this time the driver was grazed by a bult. >> it's scary because now all these shootings are going on. u don't know what is going to happen. you ha to walk out of your house and go anywhere, just like kind of like jitter and ready to go. >> reporter: but the shootings didn't stop. june 30th, a bullet hit a male driver's car, but he wasn't hurt. then three days later on july 2nd, this happened. >

. >> and i'm ama daetz. we are live in cleveland with the latest on the convention with marcy. >> reporter: you could see the seats here on the convention floor are starting to fip up ahead of another night of speeches from mike pence who is here in cleveland with donald trump preparing to take the stage to formally accept his vp nomination. donald trump and mike pence holding a rally together for the first time since becoming the official gop nominees. >> let's heard it for the next president of the united states of america, donald trump. >> reporter: but today some of the focus still on the speech given by melania trump on the opening night. a trump staff writer apologizing for the similarities to the michelle obama 2008 speech. >> you work hard for what you want in life -- >> that your word is your bond, and you do what you say -- >> reporter: she wrote in a statement it is her mistake saying she read her some passages from mrs. obama's speech as a example of the messages she wanted to share and i wrote t

. >> and i'm ama daetz. developing news overseas where a deadly terror attack and hostage standoff is unfolding in a diplomat zone in dhaka, bang lashesh. isis has claimed responsibility. it is happening near the embassy. hostage takers took hostages in a cave a popular. we have the latest. >> reporter: a violent attack in bangladesh. taking hostages in the diplomat area of the capital dhaka. the u.s. embassy putting out in a shelter in place order and the werners are among -- westerns are among the hostages but they have accounted for all american personnel. >> we are continuing to work on the -- the accountability of others and we continue to stay in touch with bangladeshi authorities. obviously a very fluid situation right now. >> reporter: the bakery was backed on this friday night during ramadan when the attackers stormed in, exchanging gunfire with security forces injuring several, killing at least one. and high-profile attacks like this have been uncommon in bangladesh. there have been recent murders

i'm ama daetz.ns now with erica and kristen. >>> it felt like a war zone in some cities. the theory over illegal fireworks and what happened to the tough talk about a crackdown. >>> we are concerned he may have been spooked by fireworks. >> the search for a service dog in the east bay. he has been a lifeline for a veteran with ptsd and now he is gone. >>> and who captured this incredible picture over the pacific ocean? >> i'm spencer christian. how long will this unsummer-like chill last. i'll have the answer in my accuweather forecast coming up. >>> this is abc 7 news. >>> the sights and sounds of fireworks on the fourth of july unfortunately what you are looking at is all illegal, despite what was supposed to be a big police crackdown. i'm eric thomas in for dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. there was promises of higher fines over illegal fireworks and many people are saying it seemed worst than ever, especially in oakland. less by brinkley is live at police headquarters with a closer look at th

. >> and i'm ama daetz. witnesses took to twitter and called into our newsroom tonight and reported seeing a large streaking object in the sky across the western u.s. including the bay area, san diego and in nevada, utah and idaho. >> abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has more. >> i spoke with a man in livermore who captured it with his cell phone. he says he was outside with his friends when he saw the bright light moving fairly slowly across the sky. he said he grabbed his phone and started rolling and then posted this to youtube. >> i have seen a shooting star and it lasted four seconds. i thought about making a wish and then it kept going. another angle and this is a video out of utah. you can see a more defined trail. it looks like it was made up of smaller pieces. one more angle for you. this video shared with us from rancho cucamonga from down in southern california. you can see the object making its way across the sky. right now no definitive answer as to whether this is a meteor. the national weathe

. >> people from across the bay area joined abc7news.com anchor ama daetz to watch president obama's townhall and took part in a discussion of their on on how the violence is backing us at him. >> there is a countries talking about blacks and latinos carry assumptions, i carry assumption to survive. >> we have to get it right. it took 400 years for us to get here and i hop it does not take that long to get switched up. >> we have problems with a connection and expecting too much in government. >> some of the panelist praised the black lives matter movement and others were critical. if you would like to watch the powerful conversation on share it on your payment we posted the entire discussion that is worth watching. >> now, on to the race for the white house. donald trump made his choice for develop official this morning. tweeting "i an pleased it announce i have chosen governor pence as my vice presidential running mate with news conference tomorrow at 11:00." governor pence landed in new york city last night. >> he has done a great job as governor of indiana you look at the numbers

. >>> i'm in for ama daetz. there are similarities between her speech and the michelle obama speech. >> the values that you work hard for what you want in life. >> so many of the same values, like you work hard for what you want in life. >> your work is your bond. and you do what you say and keep your promise. >> that your word is your bond, that you do what you say you're going to do. >> that you treat people with respect. >> that you treat people with dignity and respect. >> and we need to pass those lessons on to the many generations to follow. >> pass them on to the next generation. >> because we want our children in this nation to know. >> because we want our children and all children in this nation to know. >> that the only limit to the achievements. >> that the only limits in the height of your achievements. >> is the strength of your dreams. >> is the reach of your dreams. >> and your willingness to work for them. >> and your willingness to work hard for them. >> there you go. let's go to abc 7 news repo

. >> i'm ama daetz. the associated press reports the 10-hour standoff is over. >> armored tanks rolled down the streets in a raid to rescue the hostages. about 35 people were held captive. at least 13 hostages have just been found safe. they found six bodies all to be of the militants. >> at least two police officers died in a gun fight and another 30 people are wounded. this all began when gunmen attacked the holy artisan bakery when the cafe turned into a restaurant for the evening hours. one waiter barely escaped. >> i was working in the pizza kitchen and i saw two men begin their attack. they ducked for cover or started to run. i managed to make it on to the roof of the building. they werehrowing bombs and the windows were shaking. >> the popular restaurant in the diplomatic area was packed at the end of another day-long fast in the islamic holy month of ramadan. the attackers chanting "god is great." neighbors watched in horror. >> explosions happened and i heard it like it was a loud boom. >> it is

. >>> i'm in for ama daetz. there are similarities between her speech and the michelle obama speech. >> the values that you work hard for what you want in life. >> so many of the same values, like you work hard for what you want in life. >> your work is your bond. and you do what you say and keep your promise. >> that your word is your bond, that you do what you say you're going to do. >> that you treat people with respect. >> that you treat people with dignity and respect. >> and we need to pass those lessons on to the many generations to follow. >> pass them on to the next generation. >> becae we want our children in this nation to know. >> because we want our children and all children in this nation to know. >> that the only limit to the achievements. >> that the only limits in the height of your achievements. >> is the strength of your dreams. >> is the reach of your dreams. >> and your willingness to work for them. >> and your willingness to work hard for them. >> there you go. let's go to abc 7 news report

. >> and i'm ama daetz. tomorrow there will be a memorial for the five fallen officers. both president obama and former president george w. bush will attend. >> tonight the community had their chance to pay their respects. abc news reporter adrian bankart is in dallas. >> fellow officers spoke of their fallen friends and brothers and vowed that this difficult time would only make the community stronger. >> at a candlelight vigil, remembering the five slain dallas officers. >> brent thompson was my friend. he is a hero. >> the community and police side by side. >> what it did was galvanize us. >> a stark contrast to events around the country. protests ever on killings of two black men spark outrage. we are now learning more about the sniper who targeted white officers and according to authorities was planning a much larger attack. investigators say it was in this middle class neighborhood at a home shared with his mother where my kag -- micah johnson had a stockpile of bomb-making materials. his parents speaking out in an interview with "the blaze." >> i don't know what t

. >> and i'm ama daetz. cornell bernard is standing by in oakland. >> but we're going to begin with sergio quintana live in san francisco where not surprisingly there is heightened security. >> we do know there is probably two groups that are still demonstrating. we know there is a small group that is separated from here and is likely going down market, continuing their demonstrations at city hall there is still a small group that is here. but for the most part, most people have dispersed. and in the wake of sniper shoots in dallas last night, we did notice san francisco police officers took special precautions, including placing police spotters on rooftops. hundreds of demonstrators arrived at city hall to protest police violence against black people. this was a group that was loud. san francisco deputies prepared by cordoning off the entrance to city hall. the protest was in response to two high profile officer-involved shooting this week. alton sterling was killed in bat touj, louisiana tuesday. philando

i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. we go to laura anthony live. laura? >> hi, dan. this was bill clinton's 10th speech at a democratic national convention. it was helped end with the clintons in the white hows. jay in the spring of 1971 i met a girl. >> on a night filled with historic moments this was another former president bill clinton speaking at the democratic national convention as a would be first gentleman. >> we built up a lifetime of memories. >> he describes the woman he grew to love before she was a life long public serve vent. >> i know most of the democrats our age. they mean well and they speak well. but none of them is as good as you are. actually they are doing things. >> moving forward bill clinton's biggest role at least for the next four months will be helping to get hillary clinton elected to the presidency. >> hillary is uniquely qualified to seize the opportunities and to reduce the risk we face. and she is filled the -- she is still the best darn change maker i have ever known. >> earlier in an hour long vote clinton won the nomin

i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. >> and i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. that was tiffany trump addressing a prime time audience. donald trump, junior also spoke. let's get to laura anthony live at the republican convention in cleveland. laura? >> reporter: kristen, breaking with tradition has become the norm in cleveland. last night on the first night of the convention donald trump appeared in person and tonight he was up on the jumbo ton accepting the nomination two days ahead of schedule. >> good evening. are you having fun? >> donald trump is the republican nominee for president. he and the party didn't wait until thursday to make it official. >> i will never forget it and it is something i will never, ever forget. >> trump's home state of new york put him over the top during the by state roll call. >> on behalf of the great state of california -- >> california's vote was unanimous. 172 delegates in all. all in for trump. earlier san francisco delegate opened the proceedings with a sikh prayer. >> i was honored by the respectful response i got and the

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. >> sky 7hd captured the moment when authorities took one of the men into custody. the sheriff deputies loaded him into a squad vehicle. in the last hour we learned the identities of both men. they are 24-year-old gutzo and 23-year-old ivan morales from lake port. >> it started this afternoon at a chase bank in windsor where an armored car guard was shot. the suspect then took off and ended up in calistoga and napa county. melanie is live in calistoga with the story. melanie? >> ama and dan, residents who were not home when this began and live here are still not being allowed back inside tonight. that is because law enforcement is still processing this crime scene where one of the robbery suspects was initially ab pre hennedded -- apprehended. the reason it has taken so long is they had to wait to do that. their top priority was finding the second robbery suspect. we found the armored security guard who police say was shot by these two men is now out of the hospital. >> they say two armed men robbed this bank before 2:00 p.m. the men shot the a are

ama daetz is off tonight. bernie sanders received a two-minute 53 second standing ovation in philadelphia. laura anthony is live at the democratic national convention to begin our coverage. laura? >> dan, the energy in this arena was absolutely electric and much of the negativity from earlier in the day sliped away when bernie sanders took the stage. >> it was a welcome to a man who never gave in, but then finally accepted it was time to step aside. >> together, my friend, we have begun a political revolution to transform america and that revolution, our revolution continues. >> in the california delegation there were tears, cheers and certainly some disappointment. >> we need leadership which brings our people together. >> but better intoe sanders did his best to pull them together and throw his considerable weight behind hillary clinton. >> it is based on her ideas and her leadership. hillary clinton must become the next president of the united states. >> earlier first lady michelle obama electrified the cro

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm eric thomas in for dan ashley. the i-team's dan noyes talked to celeste guap today. >> and he joins us with this exclusive report. >> reporter: ama and eric, the 18-year-old who calls herself celeste guap has been up-front with me how she makes her money and the serious drugs she uses. she admits she is addict and sometimes thinks about quitting. today the richmond pd tried to get her into rehab 3,000 miles away. and some were questioning were their motives clear? a richmond police sergeant brought celeste zbup the family justice center. she said he was in a hurry. didn't give her time to put on shoes. she wore her bedroom slippers. he tried to get her on a plane tonight. >> what did they say today? >> to go to rehab. >> reporter: and they're trying to get you to go when? >> tonight. they said it was a paid vacation, to consider it a paid vacation. >> reporter: celeste said in past i-team reports that she has had sex with more than 30 officer, sergeant, lieutenants, and captains from seven different agencies. a few

i'm kristen sze in for ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. we go to laura anthony live. laura? >> hi, dan. this was bill clinton's 10th speech at a democratic national convention. it was helped end with the clintons in the white hows. jay in the spring of 1971 i met a girl. >> on a night filled with historic moments this was another former president bill clinton speaking at the democratic national convention as a would be first gentleman. >> we built up a lifetime of memories. >> he describes the woman he grew to love before she was a life long public serve vent. >> i know most of the democrats our age. they mean well and they speak well. but none of them is as good as you are. actually they are doing things. >> moving forward bill clinton's biggest role at least for the next four months will be helping to get hillary clinton elected to the presidency. >> hillary is uniquely qualified to seize the opportunities and to reduce the risk we face. and she is filled the -- she is still the best darn change maker i have ever known. >> earlier in an hour long vote clinton won the nomin