and you serve and protect. >> what a tribute to his friend, my conversation with jaime castro.friend of senior corporal lorne ahrens earlier this evening. the makeshift memorial in front of the dallas police department has been attracting a steady stream of people wanting to pay their respects. i visited the memorial today and spoke with some people there. you seem quite emotional. >> well, yeah, it's tough on our club. we're law enforcement firefighter vets club and whenever officers are hurt, it hurts us. i mean, this is a senseless shooting, and i think that people need to realize that all lives matter. and these men and women that go out every day for us are the reason why we're safe today. and you know, seeing that, i don't feel so safe anymore. when the police are getting shot up, i mean this is crazy. i think everybody needs to come together as you know, citizens in this town. they need to all come together. i don't even know why when stuff happens in other towns and states that people would come down here and start -- start senseless shootings when there was nothing goi

. >> she kills my heart. [ applause ] our national reporter and actor and writing comedian, jaime. [ applause ] >> france is declaring three days of national mourning after three days attack. >> a terrorist driving a large truck plowed into a crowd of people gathering for bastille day of fire works. the minister there says "france is in a world of terrorist." >> the attack devastating the country still feeling the effect from last november attack that killed 130. this is at least the 10th terrorist attack in january 2014. over 200 killed under 18 months. i want to go to you first, robert. you are the person we depend on this. what do you do? >> well, i have been saying for years now, that we need to met american troops under ground and take them out. you need to do it. the west, more candlelight vigils but that does not kill the terrorist. we don't know if this guy is isis. they put it out there and al-qaida out there. run them down with cars. they're going to kill us regardless. the only reasonable way is on the left of the us. >> exactly. >> just no trucks at the people of the fly

my giant. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaimeynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> it is day two of the democratic national convention and tonight hillary clinton will become the first woman ever to win a major party's presidential nomination. democrats will highlight clinton's lifetime of fighting for children and families. good evening it's tuesday night and the big story is the history making moment for hillary clinton, just a couple of hours away now. we go live to rick williams at the convention studio at the wells fargo center. >> that is right the excitement is building here for hillary clinton to officially win the nomination tonight. which of course would be historic. we expect the nomination role call to begin sometime in the next half hour and tonight the democrats will bask in the big moment for clinton before they begin a bruising general election fight against donald trump. hillary clinton is also off the campaign trail, but her running mate tim kaine talks to people as he had breakfast with people in richmond

my giant. >> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica ♪ >> hello again. monica is off. sharrie williams joining us tonight. here's what's happening on "action news" this evening. chaos in dallas. a sniper opened fire on police during a peaceful rally. hundreds run for their lives as officers try to find the shooter. >> we must learn to live together as brothers and sisters. if not we will perish as fools. >> lawmakers demand action on gun control following another attack on innocent americans. and only "action news" is there as an accused sexual predator walks into a montgomery county court. >> ♪ >> we continue to follow the late of the developments from dallas as that city and the nation comes to grips with the deadliest attack on law enforcement since the september 11th terrorist attacks. >> dallas' police chief called the ambush a well thought out evil tragedy and vows that's department won't rest until they bring everyone involved to justice. >> i was screaming run, run, active shooter, active shooter, run, run. and i was trying to g

jaime. how much for your mom? >> both of my parents when they were younger made a lot of sacrifices.m had the tennis knowledge, so she could actually help us. help wus the technique. but both our parents from a young age would travel with us to tournaments, six, seven hours to play in competition, when they really didn't have to do that. they let me and my brother both leave home to spain when i was 15 to play and my brother moved to france and i know being a parent myself how difficult that must be at that age to have allowed us to do that and made financial sacrifices for us as well. i'm very appreciative for everything they've done for us. and it was great that we were both here today to watch. >> i'm sure you're much more appreciative as a father yourself. congrats. >> thank you. >> and james blake joins us live next hour to talk more about that. in new york, on broadway, the musical, "hamilton." has been the hottest ticket in town. not only are tickets hard to come by but prices are sky rocketing for tickets you can come by. >> the professional company here in new york. the majo

campaigning on behalf of tenants like jaime to make just cause for evictions and also to have rent control. >> it was not my doing. i tried to work with the landlord and the property owners and they refused. >> reporter: now, we've reached out to the company that owns this property and we have yet to hear back from them. we're live, pete saratta, nbc news. >> thanks, pete. >>> criminal charges for six in flint, michigan. >>> a big day for a silicon tech firm, making big money for employees and investors. come on...you can do it! dogs just won't quit. neither does frontline. introducing new frontline gold. with its new easy applicator frontline gold delivers powerful protection that doesn't quit for a full 30 days. its new triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks. frontline gold. the latest innovation from the maker of frontline plus. for persistent protection you can trust... good boy! go for the gold. new frontline gold. available at your vet. >>> a reasonably quiet day on the market. the dow industrials down just 15 points on this friday. that is the action on the nyse. but over on t

jaime. >> hi ryan. >> what have you got? >> what does it mean to see your name on a wall of a city you love so much. >> it's cool but not about having my name on the wall but an opportunity for these kid tos have a safe place to come and fulfill their dreams. >> to know it's going to be here. ryan gets to leave a mark in the city. >> just like a selfie from a selfless super star this will leave kidded smiling long after howard's playing days are over. >> good looking batting cages. >> the that time of year eagles kick off training camp what can we expect out of doug peterson's season. there are question marks with this team and eagles players are just as curious to see how it plays out. >> new offense and defense. and a lot of familiar faces in the players but i think everybody is just excited. excited to see what this looks like and we think we have improved in areas and everybody is anxious to get out there and see what this thing looks like. >> aren't we all. >> beau jackson used to break baseball bats over his head in anger but we found a man that does it for fun. chip carson psyched himself up to break four wooden baseball bats, t

with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> i feel like it's my baby up. >> a north philadelphia family is still reeling after a 10-year-old girl was shot in the arm in the middle of a street. right now a community is coming together to call for an end to violence in their neighborhood. >>> friday night, i'm sharrie williams alongside brian taff, rick and monica are off and the big story on "action news" today is the bullet that still lodged in that girl's arm and the reaction it's generating from neighbors. >> you're about to hear from that 10-year-old shooting victim for the very first time right here on "action news." she spoke with "action news" reporter trish hartman live on north rosewood street the scene of that shooting. trish, what's latest here. >> reporter: well, brian an antiviolence rally is about to get under way. you can see here behind me on north rosewood street people are starting to gather and this is where the shooting took place, that 10-year-old girl shot in the arm. now her family wants the crime to stop. >> it's, um -- it's

with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> i am not in the habit of supporting people that attack myd attack my father. >> ted cruz doubles down, a day after being booed off the stage at the republican national convention and he is still standing firm in his refusal to endorse donald trump. stealing the spotlight from what is suppose to be donald trump's big night. thursday night and the big story on "action news" is another unusual twist at the republican convention. >> this convention is unlike any other in modern history and tonight donald trump will take the stage to try to bring together what appears to be a fractured party. lets head to cleveland for the latest from "action news" reporter, sara bloomquist. >> reporter: rick and monica that is right. donald trump is up tonight. tonight is the night he takes the stage, he needs to tell the nation what he will do for the nation. and meantime today we did catch up with local delegates to talk about the moment last night when senator ted cruz got booed off the stage -- irate delegates screamed at ted cruz when he flat out refused to

jaime dorf. >> thank you, i will never forget the moment i heard that patrick's hoelicopter did not return. the partner i loved, gone. >> my daughter's father taken away forever. i never felt more squared or alone as i did then. i wonder what christmas and birthdays would look like but half a country away, the united states senator was looking out for me and count less others like me. >> her name was hillary clinton. before hillary clinton took off, the families of fallen soldiers received $12,000. and kwyet when you need to marr our best friend or raise a child on your own and when you need to rebuild your life from rubble, 12,000 does not go far. hillary clinton understd so she does something about it. without fuss orphan fair, she works across party lines and led congress increasing benefits to $100,000. it made all the difference in the world. looking back on it, i didn't even realize who was responsible and when i did learn of hillary's work. i didn't see her as a democratic or republican. i simply saw a fighter for people like us. for families like mine. she stood up for her principles that a family's personal traged

jaime apody channel6 "action news. jeff. >> jamie thank you angelina jolie is he struggling o for his last 11. >> oh, my. >> time to turn it thanks jeff. >> the annual fourth of july hot dog eating contest at new york's coney island began a century ago as a way for newly arrived immigrants to prove who was more patriotic at least that's what we were told. that was the story that was put forward about publicists for this event. now they're admitting they made the story up. in the 1970's trying to get more attention for nathan's hot dogs which hosts the events. the first contest really happened more recently not at the turn of the century but in 1972. and they will do it again next monday. >> ♪ fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mrs. wagner's car to arrive for the airport, she can use fios to download the movie "up in the air" to watch while she's... up in the air. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now you can get 100 meg internet with equal upload and downloads speeds, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online.

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jaime, it's him. immediately you start praying. in disbelief. i wanted to be by his side. i said, i need to be there. i don't want my bud to be there alone.nd obviously those are things that you just can't control. it was tough. it was really tough. >> what will you miss? >> him having my back. he was one of those guys, just to keep it short, the minute i knew he had what it -- he was past his training. so we're sitting in the bushes, believe it or not, conducting surveillance on these drug dealers. and this is going to be his first raid where we're going to be leading the charge, him and i. and i tell him, hey, you stick with me. you don't run anywhere. you stand behind me. and i'm leading the charge. and, you know, just stay by my side. and it's dark out there. and he kind of just taps me on the shoulder and goes, i've got your back, brother. i'll take a bullet for you. i knew at that moment he had what it took to be a good office ever. he understood the camaraderie. i knew he was part of the family at that point. understood what it took to be a good dallas police officer. >> we've heard all these stories about how the officers were are

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