but they left behind chaos.fermin reyes /burglarly victim:the three bedrooms is all messed up. the drawer all scattered around. credit card, my checkreyes lost tens of thousands of dollars in jewelry.some herilooms from his deceased parents.and a firearm that was in this safe.detective connie van-putten/spokeswoman, hercules police deptwe believe at this time that the cases are related. the cars appear to be very similar in description. we are concerned about the loss of a firearm. the citizen did have it secure in his home. we are also concerned that they hit two houses in very quick succession.crimes like these, auto thefts and break-ins are growing concern in this historically peaceful neighbhorhood.(hermela aregaw) police say they're speaking with several other people that live in the neighbhorhood with surveillance cameras.they're hoping there's more information in that footage that will help them catch the suspects. (steve) united airlines has reached a settlement with the passenger who was dragged from one of its flights you remember the viral video where doctor david da

our jeanette reyes remains at the scene. >> we'll keep our eye on that. karen rogers is keeping an eyen the highways this morning. >> reporter: we're a mess in new jersey because of the two big accidents. 42 freeway at 41 you can see the northbound traffic is jammed solid a 20 minute jammed from the ac expressway to 295 an accident involving a motorcycle. looks to be serious. ambulance on the scene 42 northbound at 295. chopper 6 hd was above 295. it is shut down. it's been shut down all night an accident involving a tractor-trailer. can you see the sands they put on the roadway. the overturned tractor-trailer was causing orange juice that mixed with diesel fuel spill. it's been a mess all night. it's still blocked. you can't get from 295 northbound to 42. ump to exit off 26 that's why traffic is heavy. traffic is heavy because you have an accident involving a motorcycle on 42. it's a mess out there right now. here's a look at 295 you see how it's backed up right now and blocked off as you try to reach 42. 42 itself you're traveling 12 miles per hour once

police arrested david reyes wednesday. the assistant d-a says, he may have taken anywhere from 2-hundred to 4-hundred dollars per shift. he is now facing felony charges, including embezzlement. this is the second cable car operator arrested this month. albert williams is facing the same charges as reyes. this, after police discovered at least 32- thousand dollars in a safe at williams' home. (steve) new at 8in hercules, crime is on the rise. police are looking for at least four suspects responsible for major burglaries in one neighborhood. kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to one of the victims who lost not just a lot of money, but irreplaceable heirlooms/. this is the toyota avalon that police say the suspects were driving while commiting their crime.two homes burglarized in two hours.police say tuesday morning - the suspects broke into a home on the 100 block of newbury street.while police were investigating that incident - fermin reyes came home to find his stuff turned inside out.fermin reyes /burglarly victim:when i open

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. >>> en un informe de policÍa fue reemplazado por uno de prisionero, asÍ ivÁn reyes, se presentÓ endia. pero entre 30 dÍas puede renovar la fianza, si el abogado trae condiciones al juez, que pueden garantizar que no va a correr. >>> reyes, aÚn no se hade aclarado culpable o in gerente, es acusado de filtrar informaciÓn de la dea a miembros del cartel de los bell tryan leiva trabajÓ como comandante de una unidad de la policÍa federal mexicana que tenÍa datos sensibles. >>> defraudÓ la confianza, esperemos que se aplique la ley, no solo en estados unidos si no tambiÉn en mexico. >>> reyes fue cesado de su cargo el pasado mes de noviembre cuando inicio una investigaciÓn en su contra, el pasado mes de febrero se entregÓ a las autoridades en chicago. >>> ni la fiscalÍa ni el abogado defensor quisieron hacer declaraciÓn hoy en esta corte de chicago, pero para expertos en narcotrÁfico, el panorama esta mÁs que claro. >>> yo creo que ya hay una negociaciÓn de este personaje con la justicia norteamÉrica ¿no?. >>> para este ex agente del fbi el caso de reyes muestra lo difÍcil que es tener p

en brooklyn con simpatizantes de donald trump y opositores >> telemundo 48 fin de semana con paola reyes>> buenas noches le saluda david gonzález ,muchas gracias por su compañía, inicíamos en freemon donde decenas de vehículos se vieron rodeados en llamas luego de incendiarse un lote de automóviles >> el humo negro alarmó a residentes en el sur de la bahía en fremont los policías reaccionaron a la (alarma >> (audio en inglés) >> al llegar los agentes veinte carros ardían en fuego, luego la cifra ascendió a más de 30 dijo el jefe de bomberos, de acuerdo al reporte las llamas se desataron en un lugar de almacenamiento de vehículos cerca de las 4 de la tarde el negocio había cerrado sus puertas a eso de las 1 de la tarde, no hubo heridos, y el fuego fue contenido rapidamente pero olos bomberos permanecieron en la escena para comprobar que se extinguiera, el caso está bajo investigación >> también imágenes recientemente de un voraz incendio en santa clara, cerca de la preparatoria los altos, donde bomberos combatió las llamas por tres horas, no se ha confirmado las causas >> también incendio

jeanette reyes, sun's reyes. >> i like that, jeanette reyes, sun reyes were.uylkill expressway. we notice some police activity with a lot of police here. there were about five different police officers here. some of them just left. but we can see a couple of vehicles in the gore point. this is eastbound on the schuylkill expressway at montgomery drive. as you head towards center city you're dealing wise. eastbound is already heavy from the blue route to the curve. pretty jammed there and then again from the boulevard to montgomery. westbound traffic in this shot not moving as bad but westbound jammed at south street and then again from the boulevard to gladwyne so slowing down on the schuylkill and now and eastbound near montgomery drive police activity with a lot of vehicles there. we've got an accident in glenside still out here on paper mill road at cheltenham avenue. the one in horsham i told you about cleared. horsham road moving a lot better now. now we have new one in limerick so sanatoga road at lozark road. a handful of accidents starting to pop up. t

but i do think you'll see change in that regard. >> reyes was in court today. he faces charges of embezzlement of theft and public monies. in san francisco lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> unsafe and unfound. >> but yes, it's pretty sad. >> the closure of an elementary school has parents and students frustrated and also worried. >> and imagine this. a mountain lion in the middle of a santa cruz shopping center. it was caught hiding in a tree. >> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. mild today, we're turning up the heat for your weekend. we'll take a look at the temperatures coming up. >> and there is a danger in your medicine cabinet, but the solution is as easy as a walk considering an extreme option of closing a neighborhood school and moving hundreds of students. they are concerned the soil underneath donald d.lum elementary school might amplify damage from an earthquake. abc news anchor eric thomas has more. >> reporter: for 500 students from prek through fifth grade, lum elementary school provides a solid education. it is the real foundation not up t

. >>> por varios aÑos reyes habÍa sido comandante de una unidad de inteligencia especial, que compartÍax e lento de la policÍa federal tenÍa una relaciÓn con un operador de una organizaciÓn criminal. >>> en especÍfico la au que sags detalla una conversaciÓn que tuvo con un individuo de la organizaciÓn de beltrÁn leiva >>> su hermano alfredo beltrÁn leiva fue sentenciado a cadena perpetua en una cÁrcel estadounidense. >>> reyes decidiÓ venir a estados unidos y entregarse a la fiscalÍa federal en chicago el mes pasado. >>> la ventaja de entregarse aquÍ en los estados unidos, es que el seÑor reyes tiene mÁs oportunidad de un buen acuerdo con el gobierno federal de los estados unidos. >>> pero lo plasmas importante segÚn el abogado es que aquÍ reyes estarÁ protegido de los criminales con los que presuntamente estuvo relacionado. en chicago, rubÉn pereira, noticias telemundo. >>> una pareja en mc allen texas no logra recuperarse del tiroteo que fue vÍctima del lado mexicano de la frontera alejandra allamand hablÓ con telemundo en exclusiva hoy, el momento que fue atacada a balazos cuando hac

reyes: hell on earth in the heart of bogota. it has been dismantled but has left a complex legacy behind. i'm elaine reyes in washington, d.c., and this is "americas now." first up: michelle begue shows us how the clearing of bogota's most dangerous zone has shone a spotlight on the city's grave homelessness problem. then, a tide of brazilian immigration flows in portugal. a return to the motherland and what it means for both countries. reyes: welcome to the show. when bogota's new mayor enrique penalosa took office in early

jeanette reyes joins us. >> here's what we're working on for today.ehicle hits a man on a bicycle overnight critically injuring him. >> deadly gunfire breaks out fire near a school at dismissal time. >> rain has soaked the roadways but sunshine is on the way. let's head right to meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. good morning. >> wie, good morning and welcome jeanette. >> welcome. >> jeanette reyes. >> you woke up early. >> it's jeanette reyes day. >> i'll take that. >> bringing a little bit of rain on your day unfortunately jeanette t a line of showers coming through the i-95 corridor. there was heavier rain in the overnight hours. some of you may see a little ponding and puddling on roads and maybe even a couple high streams in a couple of spots. i'll talk about where you might encounter that in a he could is. there goes the rain as we punch through in the overnight hours. there are some breaks in the clouds out to the west and while there is the chance of an additional shower or even a thunderstorm this afternoon, we also think we're goi

jeanette reyes is live at northwest detectives with more on the story. georgia -- jennette. >> reporter: good morning, tam one man is fighting for his life, another recovering from the shock of a bullet narrowly missing him all this happening just a couple of blocks away from the police station. philadelphia police say around 11:30 thursday night, gunshots rang out near the intersection of north 15th street in logan section. 18th and comlynn police say two men in the car tossed out two guns. a few blocks down they were detained by police. it was clear back at the scene there was a hail of gunfire. nearby cars were riddled with bullets, police even found a window with a bullet hole in it. it narrowly missed a 57-year-old man found asleep inside. he woke up to the bullet lodged in his bed post. police were surprised to find out while investigating the shooting there was in fact a gunshot victim. they received a call from einstein about a 29-year-old victim with multiple gunshot wounds. >> based on on ballistic evidence we know that were fired. we found ove

jeanette reyes has more from middletown. >> reporter: the intense barricade situation continues this morning, it's been going on for 15 hours. the police have been trying to persuade him to surround. he has been uncooperative, multiple shots fired at police, nobody was hit. we're blocks away from the scene which remained active throughout the night. this is happening along saint michael's drive in bicker mills development. there were explosions that occurred that knocked the power out at the staging area where we are located. it would not be unusual about 8:00 a.m., yesterday evening delaware state police used an explosion breaching charge on the home knocking the door down, they have yet to be able to enter the residents. dozens of neighbors and residents were a not allowed in and out of their homes at first, families were separated for several hours, they have since reunited and staying at a shelter. nearby schools were impacted, they were briefly placed on lockdown. >> brick hill did a good job not letting the kids know on the field trip what was going on. but did let the parents

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sotluz reyes/tire slashing victim: "i'm a little angry.if it is teenagers i'd like some restitution. i'd like to talk to their parents"if you think you recognize the person in this video concord police would like to talk to you. in concord haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) an increase in gas taxes and car fees would help the state of california raise more than 5-billion dollars a year to fix roads across the state. it would boost the gas tax by 12 cents per gallon. truckers could feel the pinch... it has 20-cent hike in diesel taxes. if you own a hybrid or electric car, you'd have to pay 100 dollar fee. vehicle registrations will also go up... but would be based on the value of a person's car. governor brown will meet with the assembly and state senate before thursday...the day the vote is expected. (pam) in san jose... city hall has declared an end to a water supply shortage ... that led to restrictions on landscape watering in recent years. the action halts the 20-percent cutback on residential water consumption. and it does away with rest

reporting live at the philadelphia archdiocese, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." to you. >> thank you for that. these days you have to lock your car everywhere you go. camden county police released this surveillance break-in that happened last month. the suspect walked up to the suv and opened the door with ease and swipes the purse out of the passengers seat. the incident occurred at a parking lot at the saint joseph answer cathedral. lock your doors if you know the suspect the police would like to hear from you. >>> the rio diner was a fixture in phoenixville for decades. the diner has been sold and will have a few home. the diner has been empty for almost a decade. since then the town staple is sitting in the yard of a former owner. now philadelphia attorney tom kline is helping to bring it back to life. he has plans to restore it. >> we're going to take the diner as a wide load to new jersey where it will be restored to its original condition as though we turned back the clock to 1948. >> kline has not said where in new jersey he'll move the diner, just stay t

jeanette reyes joins us. >> three people have died from gunshots fired near a north philadelphia school redemption. the north carolina tarheels win the ncaa championship one year after falling to villanova in the last second. >> if you haven't noticed yet it's a soggy start to your day today. the rain has been falling for hours but how long will it last? that's the question of the day. first let's take a look at your weather and traffic and head over to dave murphy and karen rogers. good morning, guys. >> and welcome aboard jeanette. nice to he sao you here. all right. we have showers moving right up the i-95 corridor. you can see they're ending on the other side of wilmington so the heavier rain that came through overnight is off the coast and we just have a little bit more to deal with. after that some sun comes back today and there will be some addition in ally shower and thunderstorm activity around but it's pretty spotty. here comes the lull. we'll see some breaks after we get finished with this morning rain and there's that additional stuff coming in for later this afternoon. temp

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tam is off, jeanette reyes joins us, here's what's happening.have information coming in overnight about a military strike in syria. >> a man was shot during a robbery in the feltonville section after giving the robber his cash. >>> play ball, the phillies home opener is hours way, we're live at citizens bank park with more on the festivities. >> let's go over david and matt pellman in for karen rogers. >> reporter: we are

information is encouraged to contact police. >> reporter: reporting live in hunting park, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> this is new this morning, a neighbor helped drag a man out of a burning home in delaware. the action cam was on the 100 block of rodney drive in the collins park section of new castle county. flames broke out around 11:00 p.m., a neighbor saw the fire and told his wife to call 911 and ran to help the person inside. >> he was sitting on the couch we were yelling from the door, dropped down and roll to the other side of the wall. he raised his hand and we went inside and pulled him out of the house. >> the victim was unconscious, but medics revived him and you rushed him to the hospital. there's no word on his condition. >>> a fire left a person dead in east oak lane section on north 10th street. took crews 21 minutes to get the fire under control. when firefighters searched the initial unit they found the victim. the smoke detecters were working, but there is no word on what caused the fire. >>> philadelphia police are piecing together a crash that left a ch

. >> i'm jeanette reyes, matt and tam are off today. here's what we're following for you. >>> police in delaware county surrounded a scene of a shooting that sent a person to the hospital. >>> teens randomly jumped by a group of girls at a carnival. >> united states dropped the biggest bomb ever with the exception of a nuclear weapon. >> let's go over to david murphy and karen rogers on this friday morning. hi, guys. >> reporter: good morning, guys we're off to a decent start, chilly in some neighborhoods. we have clouds streaking in from the west, a couple of hours off to the north for the most part. 51 degrees in philadelphia. allentown and reading, 43. the poconos in the upper 30s. there's a chance that the northern areas dip to the upper 30s briefly before we turn around. 39 in ac. 50 in cape may. 47 this trenton. winds are not that strong but you will want a decent jacket because of the cool temperatures. 61 by noon. today's temperatures in the afternoon will be similar to yesterday. high of 67 degrees probably hit that around 4:00

. >> "action news" reporter, jeanette reyes is live on the parkway with a look at the latest closures, hi gentleman knelt. >> reporter: hi, sarah and rick, we're weeks away from the nfl draft, but we're seeing the closures in effect. the first work day we've had the closures, it's not as bad as expected. >> i am a football fan, i am a fan of the draft, i think they should hold this thing down near the stadium. >> reporter: just like no two players are alike, you'll find aopinions on the nfl draft in philly and the street closures different among locals and tourists. let's say these tourist a -- from a small town in ohio happening here was exhilarating. >> that's cool. >> reporter: desiree is the tour bus driver for the excited best of your knowledge, a cleveland native knows what the city is in for. >> road rage. >> reporter: overnight travel lanes on the east side of eakens oval were blocked near the curve to the art museum. spring garden westbound one lane was shut down. that's phase one. phase two closes the center lane of the benjamin franklin parkway on the 19th and the 24th the

reporting live at eakens oval, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news" back to you. >> thank you jennette. >>> happening today, the city of camden will honor reddick is ranked number 12 on the espn draft board. he showed potential as a linebacker and impressed a lot of people at the senior bowl. >> president trump has a busy week ahead looking at a new healthcare push and tax reform and border wall all as a government shut down over the bill remains a possibility. >> reporter: it's been almost 100 days since president trump took office. >> we'll defend our workers a and protect our jobs and finally put america first. >> reporter: his administration heads into a tough week with lawmakers all complicated with a potential showdown with the border wall with mexico. president trump demanding congress put up the money for it, that could lead to a government shut down. >> that's a fight we're having and a conversation for the debate we're having for 2018. we cannot shut down the government. >> reporter: attorney general jeff session defended the president's request that american taxpayers pay fo

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i'm elaine reyes in washington dc, and this is "americas now." first up, they took back their own town after it was ravaged by racketeering. now the residents rule themselves, but autonomy is not always easy. then, costa rica wants to become the world's first fossil fuel-free nation. we'll take a look at the country's pioneering commitment to clean energy.

jeanette reyes has the latest on the vacation. gentleman -- jennette. >> reporter: sarah, neighbors are stunned when they heard what happened to the 13-year-old victim. >> my daughter called me last night and told me. >> reporter: word of the horror that took place sunday afternoon spread quickly. >> i only have one word, it's terrible, there's a lot of involvement, i guess of the parents. >> reporter: police say around 5:00 p.m. a 13-year-old girl was allegedly snatched by three juvenile boys and dragged into the 1300 block of west butler street and sexually assaulted. >> she is 13 and she don't know much, now she is exposed to something that she didn't know about. >> reporter: others are frustrated that an arrest has not been made yet. >> i can't help but wonder who was around and why it happened. i personally think there's someone around that sees it. >> reporter: michael wilson has four kids, two boys and two girls. he finds it hard to believe that no one heard or saw the attack. he said around this neighborhood, fear keeps mo

jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> thanks. >>> a caravan of state enlocal law enforcers escorted the body of corporal stephen ballard from christiana hospital. residents lined the streets saluting the fallen hero and drivers pulled over out of respect for the 33-year-old. stay with us for continuing coverage a lot of is going on the scene, more updates on "action news" and 6abc.com. >>> a jury has sentenced eric frein to death for killing a pennsylvania state trooper. he showed no emotion when receiving the news last night. the same jury convicted him last week of shooting and killing brian dixon and wound alex douglass in pike county in september 02014. >> we're pleased for the hard work and commitment to justice of the 12 men and women of this jury. >> the jury began deliberating the life or death sentence yesterday, his lawyers are promising to appeal. >>> president trump is working to fulfill one of his 100 day promise by talking about the future of nafta with canada and mexico. he will not terminate the north american free trade agreement at this time. he blamed nafta for am

reporting live in center city, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that. >>> these days you have to lock your car everywhere you go, even church. camden county police released this surveillance of a break-in that happened last month. the suspect walked up to an suv and opens the door and swipes a purse out of the passenger seat. the incident occurred in the parking lot of saint joseph's cathedral. >>> the bell rio dinner was a fixture in theough of phoenixville was well-known philadelphia attorney tom kline is hoping to bring it back to life. he bought it last year with plans to restore. >> we're going to take the diner as a wide load to new jersey where it will be restored to it's original pristine condition as though with turned back the clock to 1948. >> kline has not said where in new jersey he will move the diner, just to stay tuned. >> a lot of places seeing rain, it's going to get worse. >> reporter: it's going to get worse, right now it is just nuisance stuff. we have rain popping off to the northern suburbs. most of it is lighter shades of green that's not

jeanette reyes is live at east main street and route 100 in macungie. jennette. >> reporter: well, matt this is an on going situation be take a live look here behind me, it is on the third floor of the funeral home along the east main street in macungie. firefighters responded to this around 2:30 a.m. they are battling the blaze, you can see the smoke coming out from the top. the interior they are working on right now. i'm told the fire may have started on the third floor of the building. they didn't thing it was safe enough to send the firefighters in with the flames above them. it's taking a little longer to put out the flames because they had to battle it from the front, but from the back. they managed to extinguish some of the flames shooting out into the sky from the outside. the major concern initially is that the flames would spread to a neighboring business. this is a business-lined street. i'm told at this point that is no longer a concern, but again this is an on going situation. seals like they have gotten ahead of it, a handle on it so far,

jeanette reyes is live at police headquarters with the rest of the story. jennette? >> reporter: good morning, matt, police are busy this morning. 15 separate shootings two of them deadly over the weekend. police were left investigating 15 separate incidents. this morning hours ago, two more were added to the list. hours ago police say a 27-year-old man was shot in the chest in southwest philadelphia along the 2200 block of fell ton street. the man was pronounced at the scene. not long before that in the feltonville section. temple hospital alerted police two men and woman arrived in a private vehicle suffering from gunshot wounds. an unknown man shot them after a confrontation all are in stable condition. shootings come as police investigate 15 others two of which ended with a person dead. both victims were in their 20s and died at the scene. their killers are on the loose. this map shows the shootings took place across the city handguns were used in each case. no arrests have been made. homicide count is up compared to last year, up 13%. police commissioner richard

jeanette reyes is in center city with the full story. >> reporter: federal prosecutors are alleging serious things that this philadelphia monsignor did. they said over the last decade he got away with pocketing over half million dollars if he is convicted on the charges he faces decades in prison. federal prosecutors alleged over the last 10 years, the 77-year-old took money from a retirement home from priests using the money to live the high life attending pop concerts and paying for lavish dinners. he pocketed $535,000 over the course of nine years when the bank took notice and alerted the archdiocese they said they frees the account and the monsignor's responsibilities were restricted. they contacted the fed. else charge with four counts of wire fraud and related charges. >>> you're going in and exploiting your former parishners to gamble at a casino? it's disingenuous. >> reporter: his attorney said he intends to enter a guilty plea if he is convicted, up to 80 years behind bars. jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> new this morning, gunfire injured a woman in southwest philadelph

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reporting live in hunting park, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." tam?ome four that. >>> a neighbor helped a man by dragging him out of a burning home in delaware rodney drive in the collins park sex of new -- park section of new castle county. he told his wife to call 911. >> we were yelling through the door, drop down and roll to the other side of the wall. he did that. after that he raised his hand, nd went inside arena pulled him out of the house. >> the victim was you think, but medics revived him and rushed him to the hospital. th condition. >>> there's no word on what sparked a deadly fire at a philadelphia apartment building. it took firefighters 20 minutes to knock down the flames atregea person who died inside the fire. >>> bill cosby admitted getting aa disco biscuits he would give to women before sex. he called the encounter he had with the former employee at his cheltenham home consensual. the 79-year-old comedian homicide to trial in june. >>> president trump's son-in-law is in iraq this morning. joint staff invited him to go with him. he w

jeanette reyes is live at northwest detectives to tell the rest. >> reporter: matt, one man is fighting for his life this morning another recover from the shock of narrowly miss ago bullet while asleep in bed in the aftermath of a gun battle happening just blocks away from the police station. philadelphia police say around 11:30 p.m. thursday night, gun shots rang out near the intersection of north 15th and comlynn streets in the city's logan section. officers approached a vehicle before it sped off at 18th and comlynn. two men in the car tossed out two guns. a few blocks down they were detained by police. it was clear there was a hail of gunfire at the initial scene. nearby cars were riddled with bullets. police found a window with a bullet hole in it. it narrowly missed a 57-year-old man asleep in his bed. he woke up to the bullet lodged in his bed post. police were surprised to find out there was a gunshot victim. >> investigating the scene they were notified by einstein hospital a 29-year-old man showed up by private auto struck by gunfire in his left arm and shoulder and left torso

reporting live in fairmont park, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." matt. >> indeed it's so big jennette you can probably see it from space. >>> for those coming to the parkway, the nfl draft experience opens at noon. the second round starts at 7:00 p.m. which goes into the third rounds. the eagles will introduce their first round pick daric barnett during a news conference this afternoon. one can only hope there's a big thud with the redskins quarterback and daric barnett is sitting on top of him. >> it sounds like he has the stuff. thank you matt, we'll see you shortly. >>> we're following new details of a police drug disposal effort in gloucester county. overnight the mantua township police department warned residents they would be hearing loud noises as police disposed of an unknown substance. officials have not said what type of drugs were involved or if any arrests were made. mantua township police say they were -- they will be releasing information later today. >>> a shocking scene in lehigh county neighbors helplessly watched as a neighbor was

reporting live in logan, jen jeanette reyes. >> the driver of an suv lost control and crashed landings upside against a tree in gloucester county. it happened around midnight. 9 driver and passenger were injured. their conditions have not been released. police are still investigating. >> the family of a woman who was struck by a philadelphia police cruiser is speaking exclusively to "action news" about what happened. this was the scene in kensington on tuesday when police carried 25-year-old michelle culp to the cruiserrer, an officer accidently backed into her with the suspect. >> michelle is tough. i believe she is going to make it. she also in for a long long road and a lot of surgeries. >> the officer involved has been placed on nondriving status. >>> 5:06 a.m., the murder trial is underway for david creato junior. testimony began yesterday, brendan's mother took the stand describing the theory that the mother walked to the park half a mile away in the dark. >> he had told me he told him to go down to the woods. not logical >> prosecutors refruited the idea that brendan walked ther

reporting from the philadelphia archdiocese, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> a teenager is recovering from a shooting in west philadelphia. this was the scene last night around 9:00 p.m. in the 5800 block of montrose street. the 18-year-old was shot in the hip. he was rushed to penn presbyterian for care, he is in stable, but police have not made any arrests. >>> a community came together to cry and call for an end to gun violence. three men gunned down in north philadelphia on monday. they were shot to death near 11th and styles. a 4th man was shot, but he survived. investigators say two men fired at least 25 shots at these victims. $70,000 reward is offered for the arrest and conviction of those two. >>> new details have been released in the murder of a lehigh county mother last year. police arrested joseph razzler in charge him with killing stephanie roof. police say he killed her with a homemade air gun. he is being held in jail without bail. >>> reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest in the disturbing case of animal torture in berks county. som

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jeanette reyes is live along the parkway with the fan experience. jennette? >> reporter: well, we've been talking all week about the nfl draft experience and the fan experience, i think eagles fans would be happy to know a lot of focus or the activities is the eagles pride and passion that many fans have. take a live look behind me, this is the entrance to all the fun activities at the nfl draft, the entire parkway at least this portion of it will be filled with free activities fans can get access to. you will see other fans in the area, a lot of people coming from new york, baltimore and washington, d.c. they will get to see what all the hype is about, why eagles fans are so excited. aside from the jersey eagles fans are carrying, there will be memorabilia, there will be jersey as well as the super bowl rings from the area that will be on full display. another thing that some of the fans will get to experience from other regions, philadelphia food. the nfl said they consulted with experts in the area to make sure they emercied -- the visitors into what kind

jeanette reyes is live at the scene at east main street and 100 in macungie. good morning, jennette. >> reporter: tam, this fire is turning out to be a little more complicated than the firefighters anticipated. it's not a large fire, in fact you can't see the flames from the outside. take a live look behind me. it's the very, very top upper floor of the funeral home. the problem is the flames are inside, they managed to put it out on the outside, but they are trying trying to get the water in so they can extinguish some of the hot spots that keep on flaring up. i talked to a resident, he tells me the backside of the building is residential, the front portion is where the funeral home is. we're told that the flames started on the third floor. initially they didn't think it was safe enough to send the firefighters in with the flames above them. one major concern they had is that the flames would spread to the neighboring businesses and residential areas, they managed to contain it. that's what's going on at this point, things contained as they move forward, they

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love that. >> good morning, i'm jeanette reyes, 8:56 thursday, april 13.fic report, karen we're looking at the vine street expressway, right? >> reporter: vine street expressway eastbound past broad street we have an accident involving a tractor-trailer. penndot has a tow truck on the scene. they are trying to move it out of there. some of the vehicles are off to the side. they are letting one lane get by while they push them off to the side and try to tow away some of the vehicles. has an accident while the people were trying to merge. 495 southbound past edgemore road. one southbound near 12th street continues to block a lane, and one another i-95 northbound at churchman's road has cleared. lots of jam-ups. the delay is better on the schuylkill expressway eastbound. we had two earlier vehicles that were causing the problem. 39 minute scram from the blue route to the vine. >> thanks, karen. >>> it's nice outside and that's where we're heading to meteorologist david murphy. he has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: extra net it's ch

tam is off, jeanette reyes joins us, here's what's happening. we have information coming in overnight about a military strike in syria. >> a man was shot during a robbery in the feltonville section after giving the robber his cash. >>> play ball, the phillies home opener is hours way, we're live at citizens bank park with more on the festivities. >> let's go over david and matt pellman in for karen rogers. >> reporter: we are off to a mixed start, we have clouds pinwheeling out of the west. we'll have early sunshine, but this area of low pressure will dish a lot of clouds with a chilly breeze. 45 in allentown. 47 in millville. very even numbers across the region. 20-mile an hour winds out of the west/southwest. we'll see the winds shift out of the west/northwest today and tonight. 43 degrees by 7:00 a.m. 47 by noon. 50 by 3:00 p.m. the high is going to be 51 we'll hit that at 4:00 p.m. a spotty shower is possible, but most of the day will be dry and the phillies will get their ballgame in today. obviously you have to bundle up. i'll have more on