juan reyes and eric santiago were brothers. eric also goes by eric reyes. eric was 23 years old.old. >> as far as we know, they came to grand rapids from l.a., and they lived with their mother maria. angel delucca was a friend of theirs. and they formed a small gang and they named themselves the l.a. boyz. >> juan and eric, as they grew older, they became to have more and more troubled youths. more and more arrests. >> there was a felonious assault, there was some alcohol violations, some driving violations. after a while, angel split from the l.a. boyz. he didn't want to be with them anymore. didn't want to hang out with them for some reason. >> things started escalating from that point. >> it's a scenario that's played out all over the world. it's that young, disenfranchised, testosterone-driven male that doesn't have a life and thinks he's going to take out his anger, frustration, on the world by being a tough guy. >> 911 emergency. >> we just had a drive-by shooting at my gas station. >> is everybody okay there? >> yeah. >> yeah? did it hit the window? >> yeah. it came right

stephanie: vas a estar con los chicos de mariachi los reyes.e mÁs" le cantas a las mujeres que han sido vÍctimas de la violencia domÉstica, ¿no? diana: asÍ es, este segundo tÍtulo es una canciÓn que decidÍ escribir para las mujeres que no tienen el valor. yo comprendo que a veces el miedo es muy fuerte pero lamentablemente es una problemÁtica que estamos viviendo en el mundo entero. ha sido impresionante poner el vÍdeo en las redes sociales y ver de quÉ manera convoca a las mujeres. hay muchas mujeres que me escriben y me dicen que lo estÁn viviendo actualmente, es muy duro. ilia: asÍ concluimos y ahora el noticiero nacional univisiÓn. ♪ ♪ hoy es jueves 7 de jul ♪ ♪ >>Éstos son los titulares. otro policÍa mata a tiros a un segundo afroamericano en lo que va de la semana. la novia del vÍctima transmitiÓ en vivo y fatal incidente. no una doble estÁndar ni evidencia de que intentÓ violar la ley, respondiÓ el director del fbi durante un Áspero interrogatorio republicano sobre los correos de la ex primera dama. el salvador despliega otro contingente

los diputados ahora destituidos, no aceptaron como nuevo representante legal de su partido a pedro reyesntealegre y deja al congreso con solo representaciÓn oficialista.. >>> reyes es un antiguo militante del partido liberal, a quien en junio la corte suprema de justicia ha pedido del presidente le otorgÓ la representaciÓn del grupo polÍtico. en medio de un aÑo electoral. >>> es preocupante, porque estamos en un proceso electoral pero que realmente tiene demasiadas situaciones de irregularidades. >>> los diputados destituidos alegan que al nombrar a reyes se vieron obligados a declararse independientes no se justifica la decisiÓn. >>> explicaciÓn que apoya el analista carlos tÜnermann >>> no se cumple en el caso de los diputados no se cambiaron de partido. >>> mientras segÚn el depuesto legislador, enrique sÁenz el grupo agotara todas la vÍas judiciales, nacionales e inter nacionales >>> lo importante es que el pueblo ni siquiera caragÜense q los diputados atropellados en su derecho, que quise estÁ demoliendo el Último bastiÓn que quedaba de institucionalidad democrÁtica. >>> estas accio

isa: patricia reyes quien viajÓ de estado de michoacÁn a la ciudad de mÉxico, para un concierto de la favorito. no escuchara cantar a alan ramÍrez que sufriÓ una agresión.

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we have team coverage, janet reyes is live and first we'll check in with melissa magee. there are storm concerns for the start of the weekend today. >> reporter: that is right. we are tracking the strong showers and storms that will move in later this afternoon and into the early evening hours. right now warm in philadelphia. 82. and 81 in allentown and 75 in the poconos and 76 at the coast in cape may but the humidity is a big difference, it's definitely higher than where it was earlier yesterday in most of the delaware and life. you have the warmth and humid air in place. we are tracking the cold front on stormtracker 6 live double scan this will work its way into a warm and juicy air mass ripe for strong showers and storms. from a west east direction we'll watch the activity break out. future tracker 6 showing you 3:00 this afternoon we have a lot of scattered activity north and west of the i-95 corridor, but when it's this humid i would not be surprised to see something fire up ahead of 3:00 today. 6:00 in the evening we track the showers and storms and heavy rain is

, la corte suprema de justicia, otorgÓ sorpresivamente la representaciÓn legal del partido a pedro reyesentes. >> significa, en principio, una violaciÓn. porque los diputados de la asamblea nacional fueron electos por voluntad popular. reportera: de constituciÓn de la repÚblica fue reformada, estableciendo que todo diputado que cambie de opciÓn polÍtica pierde su escaÑo. los diputados opositores afirman que no reconocer al nuevo representante legal de su partido, no significa cambiar de opciÓn polÍtica, porque no encuentran justificaciÓn para las destituciones a las puertas de las elecciones generales. enrique: el gobierno en el salvador utiliza una nueva estrategia para combatirÁ la pandilla mÁs grande del mundo. poniendo tras las rejas. salvador castellanos nos habla de la llamada operaciÓn " jaque". salvador: la operaciÓn " jaque" permitiÓ la confiscaciÓn de propiedades, negocios y propiedades bancarias que suman millones de dÓlares. >> se ha tocado el patrimonio, las finanzas, los ingresos ilÍcitos del crimen organizado que opera en el paÍs. una de las organizaciones criminales mÁs i

jennette reyes is live at fdr park.s going to be a busy place. >> reporter: it's large enough for a big crowd. we're starting to see the demonstrators starting to trickle in with the temperatures going up. we're seeing a lot of security, so you have this barrier here blocking pattison avenue and you have the dumpster truck preventing any unauthorized vehicle from going in. beyond that is fdr park. the bernie sanders rally was supposed to get started this morning. they had a late start because of traffic issues. they said it will go on as planned. they are prepared for it, they have bottles of water and spraying water on themselves as well. take a listen to the other things they will be doing for emergency situations that might come up. >> with the heat and there's obviously going to be heat medical emergencies. wed one yesterday afternoon, i called 911. the guys that are there they are on bike teams they get to where you need them. they are doing a good job of covering all that. >> reporter: and there tony is a paramedi

jennette reyes has that story. >> reporter: now that the sun is coming up, we're seeing protesters getaring for their last protests today. take a live look behind me, we did see protesters walking by, they have left by now, they woke up from the camping ground many of them this is their 4th night there. take a look at the video, chaos broke out outside of wells fargo where bernie sanders were rallying, police say a woman's leg was badly burned during a flag burning. she was taken to the hospital and is expected to recover, but in a separate incident, the secret service said close to 11:00 p.m., several people got through an outer perimeter fence and entered a secret service secure zone and are set to appear before a judge today. take a listen to what richard roses -- ross had to say about the incident. >> they decided to breach the fence, they were taken into custody immediately, beyond why they did that, i have one of their friends come up and act like he was completely confused by it. >> police commissioner ross has said overall things have remained pretty peaceful considering how ma

reporting live at city hall jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." jim. >> jeanette, thank you. >>> and we urge you to stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for the very latest developments from dallas and you can join the ongoing conversation about this tragedy on our facebook and twitter pages where we will bring you constant updates. >>> abc news is in texas covering the late of the developments from last night's shootings. david muir anchors world news live from dallas at 6:30 right after "action news." >>> the dallas shooting will also be the subject of a special edition of 20/20 and join david muir and elizabeth vargas for america in crisis ambush in dallas tonight at 9:00 on channel6. >> hillary clinton is making her first public appearance since the shootings of two black men in louisiana and minnesota and the attack last night in dallas. and it is happening in philadelphia. "action news" was live at the convention center in philadelphia where the ame church is holding its national convention. >>> it will also be interesting to hear if clinton

roll hashtag paola reyes nos cuenta ...anner :12 lidia :34 paola :56 raul 1:30 lidia flores; vivio en un hotel residencial "a veces no habia ni agua caliente para banarse... no habia para banar" lidia esta hablando del tiempo que vivio con sus dos hijos adolescentes en uno de los llamados "hoteles residenciales" de san francisco... "una cocina para las seis familias, 1 bano para las seis familias... " el hotel era terrible... pero la calle peor.... y es que estos cuartos, suelen ser el ultimo recurso para las familias que intentan evitar el tener que vivir a la intemperie .. paola reyes; tenderloin, san francisco "se estima que 699 familias viven en hoteles residenciales como este en el corazon del distrito tenderloin... pagan 900 dlls por una habitacion en la que viven de 1-3 personas, frecuentemente 3 o 4 en condiciones simplemente insablubres...." los cuartos miden 8 por ocho, y estan lllenos de todo tipo de peligros.... raul fernandez-berriozabal; coord. familias unidas de hoteles residenciales "hay todo tipo de infecci

probably north of point reyes all right.th of that dealing with fog. 60s, 70s, 80s and a lot of 90s to near 101 inland. >>> sal, 7:31. how would you give the traffic so far? >> a b-plus. it's not too bad. there is a little bit of slow traffic out there, which is to be expected. we have some slow traffic at the toll plaza, of course. you will see that it is backed up to about the macarthur maze. it's very crowded on the 880 ramps as well. you will be waiting at least 15 minutes before you make it onto the span. we are also looking at the san mateo and dumbarton bridges. not a bad commute, but there is waiting to do. again it's characteristically slow hayward to fremont. san jose northbound 280 is filling in. in fact, all the freeways to the west valley is slow. one is not better than the other, so to speak. you will be in a lot of slow traffic. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. >>> you heard gasia say moments ago developing news along the oakland-emeryville border. early this morning the body of a man who was shot to d

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reporting live, jeanette reyes.> the "action news" morning team will have live reports from the wells fargo center, tune in tomorrow at 4:30 a.m. they will have an update on the detours 'related to the dnc. >>> dozens of trees like this one could not stand up to the high winds from yesterday's storms. a woman was inside the car when a tree fell on it. look at that. she managed to escape without injury. pse&g and atlantic electric crews worked through the night to restore power to thousands of households. they continue to work right now. the philadelphia medical examiner is trying to determine the cause of death of a city firefighter who died on the job. firefighters formed an honor guard early this morning, as you vee -- see here as gabriel lee's body was taken from the engine 50 firehouse in the 1300 block of west cambria street. he was taken to temple university hospital where he was pronounced dead. he responded to a fire earlier in the day and returned to the firehouse to work the night shift. >>> a medic unit a

jennette reyes is watching people going home at phl. how are things going? >> reporter: if you're looking for a perfectly smooth commute and travel day you're not going to get it today. this is what it is looking like now, this is a dnc attendee check in air. they have set that aside. lines went on for quite sometime, attendees got to the passengers quickly, the problems yesterday's severe weather canceled a lot of flights. a lot of people were moved up to today, a lot of flights were jammed packed because of the dnc. they got moved from this side to the other side of the tsa screening. hopefully things will be better we'll let you know once we see improvement. reporting live at philadelphia international airport, jennette reyes. >> we're happy to host them for another day if we have to. we'll be right back. ♪ "pretty woman" plays♪throughout of course you go all out for date night... even if you're just staying in. walgreens has all the beauty products you need for whatever makes you feel beautiful. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. now get 5,00

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live in everett, jessica reyes, fox25 news. >>> well, we finally are getting rain coming through and depending on where you are, we have been asking for it. >> catherine: the lawns. >> reporter: hopefully we can get out without too much flooding. heavy rain. flashflooding a moderate risk. storm, wind damage a possibility. we are seeing that threat for a few thunderstorms, but that is a low threat at this time. possible. flashflood watch goes until o'clock. low pressure coming out of virginia moving near new jersey tracking northeast ward and you can see a batch of heavy rain and storms have made its way ahead of it. this one misses and look back to the west has more of a bead on this here. plenty of moisture and a matter of time bere the heaviest activity. watching pockets of heavy rain in worcester county. we have seen this all morning long and a wet commute in many spots west side of manchester. heavier downpours making their way eastward around 20, 25 miles per hour. watching heavy rain in essex and middlesex to the south side of andover and tewksbury as well. down to the south. a

. >> este es su noticiero telemundo 48 fin de semana con paola reyes ♪ ¿quÉ tal?gracias por acompaÑarnos, bomberos de la ciudad de... batallaron por horas para controlar las llamas de un incendio de dos alarmas en una casa de la ciudad, nuestra colega aro len fernÁndez esta en vivo con los detalles de la ocurrido, muy buenas noches en cuento se calculan las pÉrdidass para la familia? >> *. >> paola bueno los pÉrdidas te cuento que se calculan en 200 mil dÓlares, pese a esto, afortunadamente no hay heridos ni vÍctimas fatales, el incendio se reportÓ a las 6:24 de la tarde cuando llegaron los bomberos vieron el humo negro saliendo de la parte de atrÁs de la caricatura y determinaron que se trataba de un incendio de dos alarmas la casa de una sola planta estÁ ubicada en la avenida y de acuerdo con las autoridades las llamas amenazaban a otra vivienda del lado, despuÉs de casi una hora y media el departamento de bomberos logrÓ controlar el fuego a las 7:45 de la noche, pude hablar con uno de los dueÑos de la casa quien me conÓo que la y su familia no estaban cuando oc

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jennette reyes is live in fdr park with the details. >> reporter: good morning, matt, things got out of handle outside the wells fargo center, this morning going into day four of the dnc you can see security measures still in place. take a live look behind me you have the garbage trucker and another barrier, as well, preventing any vehicles from going in. several masked protesters have been arrested for trying to breach the security. take a look at the video here, bernie sanders supporters were rallying, a woman was burned during a flag burning she was taken to the hospital and expected to recover. in a separate incident the secret service said seven people got through an arturo perimeter fence and entered a secret service secure zone they were detained and arrested and expected to appear before a judge today. it happened on tuesday, you have protesters going into the security zone, as well, they were arrested and appeared before a judge yesterday. today is the last day of the dnc. the crowds have dwindled as we have gone into the week. that could change because hillary clinton is se

jennette reyes, channel 6 "action news." >> back at the well we're hearing sauce, vacuums and hammers they are getting ready for tonight. >> thank you. >>> republican presidential nomine donald trump is making a stop in iowa today. he called on the russian government to hunt down hillary clinton's e-mails as we deal with heightened security concerns with russia implicated in the hacked e-mails. >> russia if you're listeningi hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing, i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. let's see if that happens. >> democrats are calling it espionage and treason and his running mate and paul ryan is warning russia should stay out of u.s. elections. >> let's get a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: we have sun coming up, but changes are a coming. one change, the dewpoint is back up in the 70s you're waking up to oppressive humidity after a little bit of a break. wind west southwest in general but they are calm at the airport and not giving you much relief. change number is in the form of rain. a

let's go live to jennette reyes at the eastern state penitentiary in philadelphia. she is there because they are holding bastille cel abrasions tomorrow -- celebrations tomorrow. >> reporter: many in the french community say they are grieving with their country. the eastern state pent tells me their big -- penitentiary tells me their big plans for tomorrow will go on now for even more reason. nice is the third french city to be hit with a major act of terror in 19 months. one of our teams show students from philadelphia witnessed the horror unfold. >> one of our students called us this morning left a message on the answering machine she was crying and she said we're in the middle of it. it's one thing to see things on television and another thing to be there right there. the city of brotherly love is days away from it's own event. security will be at the highest in the area a number of roads were already going to be closed to traffic. >> it doesn't change the plan because we account for special incidents like this. that's why you'll erod -- see road closures. >> rep

jennette reyes is at philadelphia international airport, which i understand jennette is already busy.> reporter: that's right, it looks like today will be a rough travel day not just because of the number of people coming in. i want to give you a live look what travelers are running into, this is american airlines, take a look at the line, this isn't just any line these are people who attended the dnc. here's the thing, yesterday we had the severe weather coming through, a lot of flights were canceled. many people were pushed you were to today, as i understand according to one of the passengers a lot of people had to sleep at the airport as they wait ford their next flight. today they are waiting in line hoping to catch a flight possibly in the next few hours, some people will not be flying out until tomorrow or sunday, although the airline has been helpful doing what they can to try to get the people out and back home. now, between delegates and the media, and others, we're talking about 50,000 people who attended the dnc. security will be heightened for the list of vip politicians a

reporting live philadelphia international airport, jennette reyes. matt. >> thank you, jennette. that weather moving in probably going to make it worse at philadelphia international, let's go to tam, gray and david. >> i hope that lady from greece gets back home. >> reporter: yeah, wow. we do have rain that's coming in and rolling through overnight give us problem, as you take a look at radar there's a batch of it coming in from the west and beginning to get parts of delaware county and philadelphia welt. i'll be on the terrace in another half-hour unless lightning starts to pop up. so far all the lightning is off the coast. i will be standing out there in an umbrella. as we take a look closer, you see the imagery on storm tracker 6 live double scan west of philadelphia. there's a heavier band of rain, there you see back moving through malvern. this will not take all that long to push through. although the rain is not marching through all that quickly and some yellow has opened up in areas of south philadelphia and southern delaware county. where you see the yellow and organs obv

reporting live at fdr park, jeanette reyes, channel6 "action news." tam. >> jeanette, thank you for that. >>> and philadelphia's also getting a taste of hollywood as the celebs roll into town for the convention. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live on the floor of the wells fargo center behind me here with more on that angle of the story. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tam. that's right, i look up, i see you right there. well, here on the stage last night there were a number of acts. take a look at this video. a number of philadelphia stars that hit the stage. you can see boyz ii men there, they kicked off the convention yesterday. also demi lovato performed her song confident after she did address the crowd talking about mental illness. now, abc's how to get away with murder star kendrick samson told "action news" this is his first convention. he sat near susan sarandon, the famous actress who is also a passionate activist and a bernie sanders supporter. well, paul simon left retirement to take the stage singing bridge over

lets switch live to "action news" reporter, janet reyes in wynnewood. are you surveying hot weather activity today what have you seen? >> we saw a lot of people jim trying to find ways to beat the heat. many of us complained about the wet 4th of july and now mother nature is make up for it. a lot of people finding ways to cool off. this week the summer heat is in full force, with temperatures soaring into the 90s, but no complaints here. >> i don't complain, because it was raining and a long winter. and i'm good. get a little smoothy you'll be all right. >> it's oppressive heat like today that makes everyone an expert on how to keep cool like marquise freeman. >> strategizing? that is something mom knows about. keep him under the stroller and take a walk around the pool until he is ready to go back in. >> we came to the beach we are at ocean city for the week. >> whatever you do kids will argue you have to have fun doing it. >> go in the pool and then ice-cream and then go home. >> the pool has everything you need. >> that is plan that most, especially

jennette reyes, channel 6 "action news." >> reporter: we hope the delegates leaving had as much fun as we did. we'll be right back. it's a pretty simple question: is pat toomey's agenda your agenda? toomey voted seven times to defund planned parenthood. he even tried to shut down the federal government in order to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. and toomey's against a woman's right to choose and supports overturning roe v. wade which would allow states to criminalize abortion. pat toomey: he's focused on his own agenda, not us. majority forward is responsible for the content of this advertising. friday, and we are glad it's friday, right. let's take you outside and check on the roads, we have issues coming in. 42 southbound past margaret street we have an accident with the two right lanes being blocked. this happened in the past couple of minutes. be careful as you head out. mass transit, no new problems, the regional rails are on the interim schedules and bus detours still in effect. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan is showing you what she would be the last batc

janet reyes is live with more. >> reporter: jill, police really want to find the person behind this shooting. but an emotional vigil is underway right now, take a live look now, for barnes. police are calling his death an ambush, all of it over a basketball game. the person on the other end of that gun, a teen himself. >> i got shot, and he said glen got shot. fresh out of the hospital and still in shock, glen butler repeats the haunting words that his friends yelled out after a bullet went through his arm. >> i just started running and ran down baltimore and got help. >> it happened at 10:00 in the evening, butler and his friends were walking home from a basketball game along 60th street and baltimore avenue when suddenly shots rang out. 15-year-old barnes died after being shot in the face. >> i started running and i seen the first shot. he got hit and died right in front of me. >> police say the gunman was a member of the rival basketball team. he may have been motivated by the loss of a buzzer beater last week. the investigation reveals that the shooter was lying in wait and ambushed the

reporting live at fdr park jeanette reyes, channel6 "action news."ydia. >> another interesting day. jeanette thank you. >>> donald trump and his running mate mike pence will hold a town hall in scranton tomorrow. it will happen at 3:00 p.m. trump and pence attended a rally in winston salem north carolina last night. trump slammed bernie sanders for speaking here in philadelphia while sanders supporters are protesting hillary clinton. earlier in the day trump and pence neighborhood virginia. the home state of clinton's running mate tim kaine. >> 4:40 and there have been plenty of celebrity sightings in philadelphia. another live report from the convention floor for a look at whom "action news" spotted so far at the didn't c. >> today more cleanup from that another severe summer storm that rolled through our area. david. >> well, the humidity and the heat won't be as bad as yesterday but we're still looking at highs in the mid 90's so i want you to continue to seeking out the air conditioning taking breaks in the shade and keeping an eye on seniors and

janet reyes, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> before hillary clinton accepts the nomination here in south philadelphia tonight. the convention spotlight will be pointed across the delaware river in camden. a concert will feature lady gaga and lenny kravitz, it's invitation only but did give out 1,000 tickets to the community and people lined up this morning. the concert is presents by donald noroff. stay with us for constant coverage on 6abc.com and live updates on facebook and twitter. rick we'll see you back here at 12:30. >> all right thank you. >>> meanwhile, republican nominee, donald trump, will be campaigning in iowa today. but the out spoken candidate is sparking calls of treason, he told a large crowd that russians should find emails missing from clinton's server. >> russia if are you listening, i hope you are able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing and i think you'll probably be rewarded mightily by our press. lets see if that happens. >> the idea was condemned by both democrats and republicans, this comes as new questions arise about his wife melania, her

reporting live at philadelphia international airport janet reyes, channel 6 "action news." >> thanks janet, delegates leaving town were drenched by downpours, and the water pushing upstreams and creeks right now. what is left? nice sunny skies and a few clouds out there. david murphy is outside with an accuweather preview. >> reporter: i'll tell you what, it's a shame most delegates are leaving this afternoon because this afternoon will probably be the best of the week, we are showing you the heavy round of rain that crime books came through and one last batch earlier this morning. the clouds have dispersed we have sunshine behind that. 80 in allentown and 80 in cape may, the dew points are noticeable and out of the 70s in philadelphia but a 68 dew point as well. and so still pretty muggy around the region. as you mentioned there is that chance of a pop-up thunderstorm this afternoon. 86 is your high around average after days we were over average, and oh, yes that 86 means that the heat wave that lasted a week is over as of today. in terms of afternoon showers and thunderstorms, you

janet reyes is live in camden. what are police and fire officials saying about this? >> reporter: well jim, it's clear according to what they said that this mystery is deepening here in camden where 14 homes have caught fire including this one here. this is the very last one, they teamed up with federal authorities for the investigation but it seems that residents will be their greatest accident. fire is becoming an increasingly familiar sound here in camden this. they are not battling accidental home fires but something sinister. >> they have different points of origins. >> the facts are startling, 14 fires in broad daylight and four are significant. one has been occupieoccupied. seven firefighters are injured some from carbon monoxide and some heat exhaustion. >> you look at this and this not good. not good at all. >> paul owns a construction company and just moved in this location on friday. over the weekend the two vans in the alley adjacent to his business were torched blowing out his windows. i moved out of broadway and coming back to the new community here and

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fox25 jessica reyes is live at the everett national kite where the remains were found. investigators say the newest discovery could provide them with much-needed clues. >> reporter: julie, investigators left here late last night after spending hours to preserve the site. the same area where human remains were found earlier this month and investigators a national grid worker found the second set of -- just a short distance from where the first set was found. the national site used to move dirt to and from construction sites which is likely why the complete remains were found here weeks ago. we did speak with district attorney mary ryan and she tells us they are working to figure out who this person is and how she died. >> we did on july 7, what and to be a shallow grave. >> it was the opinion of the -- at that point that she had been placed in the place where we found her. >> reporter: investigators believe this woman was between 26 and 52 years old. she was most likely white they a. and they tell us she was found wearing ankle high boots, a long white it can-shirt and s

reporting live in center city, jeanette reyes, channel6 "action news."rian. >> all right, jeanette some last minute deals yet to be had. thank you kindly. >>> so many story lines set to unfold from this building over the next several days. and just like our team the in cleveland, the "action news" team standing by and poised to bring all of them to you from this very position. looking forward to it. >>> for now, live at the wells fargo center brian taff channel6 "action news. monica. >> thank you brian. >>> we'll be down there see you in a bit in a few day. we're also covering the convention for you from all angles at 6abc.com/dnc. there you can find lilt evident updates from the wells fargo center and around the region. we'll also have live streaming coverage every night with the "action news" team plus you can find the information you need to know including local road closures and restrictions. >>> today donald trump says his party is more unified after the republican national convention. the gop nominee and his vice presidential running mate mike penc

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jeanette reyes is live at fdr park where protesters have started to gather before the dnc. >> protesters will be out there in the triple digits, right? >> reporter: that's right, nydia, they are coming prepared, before we get into the details i'll give you a live look what you will see as you head out the door around this area. this is pattison avenue not too far away from the wells fargo center. on my right here you can see fd r park. this will be jam packed with bernie sanders demonstrators. what they will find are a lot of security measures put in place by the city. this road is blocked off. you have the barriers and on top of that you have the dumpster truck that's letting in very limited authorized vehicles through. on the other end of pattison avenue, you'll see another barrier. so demonstrators in support of bernie sanders are starting to arrive for the 8:00 a.m. rally. thousands are expected to attend. the city has granted them a permit for everyday this week. the reason for the demonstrations very greatly, 27 are permitted, 7 are against police pliew at the -- brutalita mock tri

reporting live jeanette reyes channel6 "action news."inside to you, matt. >> we'll have to see. thanks jeanette. >>> the black lives matter movement took center stage during the convention last night. "action news" reporter katherine scott and i can see you down on the floor, you have that part of the story. katherine. >> reporter: that's right, matt, it was an emotional evening here last night as these mothers stood on the stage and spoke about the anguish of losing their children. they took to that stage over there united in their grief. the mothers of the movement say their children among them sandra bland trayvon martin and michael brown died as a result of gun violence or the use of excessive force. they're voting for hillary clinton come november saying she cares about racial injustice and repairing the relationships between police and minority communities. from the floor of the wells fargo center partyates yelled black lives matter as a show of support before the mothers took the stage eric holder spoke praising law enforcement ac

winds could gust in excess of 3t reyes and perhaps half moon bay.ide the bay it will be lighter and we will look for the warming trend to get underway this week. but we still will have the breezy winds around the bay from time to time. typical summertime weather. by noontime you will notice from point reyes to point arena, all the way down through half moon bay we have the winds anywhere from 20 to perhaps 30 miles an hour. they continue to build throughout the afternoon. the early evening hours, if we were to extend that to about 7:00. and by sunset, after that the winds should quinn to dial back. but we will be being lacking at the cool numbers coastside. can't manage to get out of the upper 50s here w mid-60s, that's due to the early sunshine around half moon bay and 70s return for santa cruz. looking at a pretty nice afternoon today in santa rosa. finally near 80 degrees. should be the same around the south end of the bay. but still shy of averages. mid-80s there. tomorrow upper 80s. then notice we will see numbers into the 90-degree rank by abo

. >>> "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live in hunting park where protesters gathered there, janet. >> reporter: walter, quite a difference scene here just about a half an an hour ago protesters dispersed. police officers are also going home. this comes after an emotional night that left behind a very strong message for police and the community. they came, tonight with signs, and anger, and word for police officers. >> these kid in the 24th and 25th district are some of the most destructive. >> reporter: the message was clear. >> because our communities are oppressed. the latino community is oppressed. >> reporter: officers stood by and quietly, looked on, mostly following the group of protesters. >> i believe that all of our efforts are as officers to protect protesters under fire. these officers, that we are seeing here today would do the same thing. >> reporter: multi racial crowd of 300 marched over a mile and a half from masher and cambria street to the 24th and 25th district stations. the demonstration was organized by local justice groups. >> i just can't not stay here

"action news" reporter jeanette reyes joins us live with that part of the story. jeanette. >> reporterjeanette.>> reporter, matt. quite a lot going on of course inside of wells fargo but also outside there was a spontaneous protest and several people were arrested. take a look at this video here that we were able to capture emotions ran high just after hillary clinton was formally nominated to be the party's candidate for president. infuriated bernie sanders delegates walked out when bernie made his announcement to switch his delegates to clinton. supporters swarmed a media tent similar to the one we're in right now chanting the world ising. others had their mouths taped shut and some saying this slapped your land. now that's just one of the many protests in support of bernie sanders that we've seen around the city of philadelphia. there have been at least two or three a day since sunday and they've really drawn largest crowds out of all the demonstrations we've seen. other organizations have also taken to the streets of philadelphia trying to take advantage of th

jeanette reyes is live outside of fdr park. jeanette the groups are resting up before they get going on day two. >> reporter: yeah, and when you say resting up tam it's definitely not at a hotel. many are actually right out here with me behind me at ftr park. take a live look behind me. you can see a lot of tents up in the distance. this is where some of the protests will be held. a lot of these protestors coming from d.c., ohio, michigan as far as washington state. the weather will be much more forgiving today than it was yesterday. heavy rain showers hampered early events then temperatures climbed peeking at a record breaking 109 degrees. that was the index temperature. it was pretty miserable for the hundreds of protestors from out of town who decided to camp out. the city and protest organizers worked interestly independently of each other providing misting tents and assembling medical teams to assist in any heat related emergencies and there have been some. the weather may be to blame for a lower turnout for bernie sanders