la familia de pedro reyes creÓ una pÁgina en go found me. -- go fund me. claudia: detener indefinidamente a inmigrantes con condenas graves es lo que estÁ ahora en la mira. si este no esos ciudadanos estadounidense y lo arrestan por un delito que lo puede hacer de portable, el gobierno deberÍa tenerlo bajo custodia indefinida hasta su deportaciÓn, es lo que dice la ley de inmigraciÓn. >> esa persona no puede pedir una fianza y ser puesta en libertad. claudia: muchos salen en libertad al cumplir su condena y se van a sus casas. el gobierno detrÁs quiere parar eso. ante la corte suprema, los inmigrantes argumentan que ice perdiÓ el derecho de tenerlos bajo custodia indefinida. este abogado de inmigraciÓn dice que tener extranjeros en las cÁrceles indefinidamente podrÍa tomar aÑos. >> hay un retraso de mÁs de 600,000 casos que no han resuelto y eso va a tomar tiempo. claudia: un grupo pequeÑo de inmigrantes estÁn bajo el parÁmetro de esta decisiÓn. >> no aplica a todos los migrantes. aplica a personas que han sido convictas de ciertos delitos e

jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> firefighters down the shore suspect a lightning strike hit a home on the 900 block of shore avenue in ship bottom. several fire companies put the fire out. >>> drone 6 is live over the one of the many locations that's seeing a lot of issues related to the latest storm. burlington county got it the worst along with bucks county. medford township trees down, power lines down, it's bad enough township officials had to declare a state of emergency to clean this up. >> now, let's go over to karen rogers taking a live look at where things stand with the accuweather. boy it would be nice if it could be june all of a sudden. >> reporter: it would and that's not going to happen. it will feel chilly out there. you saw the shot in medford, some of the areas got a foot of snow. we have a high of 42. with the high march sun angle you'll get melting. fairly chilly out there, windchills near 30 at the height of the afternoon today. tomorrow we're tracking an upper level disturbance has a chance to bring a morning flurry, i don't think it's any big deal for

those who remember her when in point reyes couldn't be more proud. >> it's cool i know someone making cakes for a royal wedding. i'm happy about it just for being me and that i know her. >> reporter: it's been a long journey to kensington palace but her mother never doubted how far her daughter's passion to bake could take her. >> it's a little teensie weensie slice of history that we get to experience. >> reporter: in point reyes, john ramos, kpix 5. >> after the couple ties the knot, slices of cake will be mailed to guests as a you this memento thank you. >>> barbara lee is taking on the the secretary of education. why she says betsy devos has her head in the sand. >> reporter: new developments in the austin, texas serial bombings this morning. what we know about the shooter following a police pursuit that happened just hours ago next. and i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside... the start... >>> good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, march 21st. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning. i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside on this rainy wednesday morning

. >> el inmigrante raÚl reyes no encuentra explicaciÓn, penso que tenÍa una ampolla y acabÓ amputado porque con traje la bacteria come carne en houston. >> vi que se me abriÓ mi pie. >> dice desconocer dÓnde y como le dio la infecciÓn, solo recuerda que tenÍa una herida por una uÑa enterrada. >> los doctores me preguntaban si andaba en galveston o lagos o rÍos y no he estado en ningÚn lado de esos. >> raÚl cuenta que el tejido de su pie comenzaba a ponerse negro y un dÍa despuÉs entrÓ a cirugÍa el doctor fue uno de los mÉdicos que le amputÓ la pierna. (hablan inglÉs) el tejido estaba muerto, la bacteria habÍa llegado a los mÚsculos del pie, el doctor reconoce que las vÍctimas de ti defensas bajas. >> raÚl reyes no tiene seguro mÉdico, se desplaza en muleta ahora su familia lucha para juntar fondos para una prÓtesis que pasa los diez mil dÓlares. >> no hasta tomo como... un castigo, lo tomo como una prueba de dios. >> los doctores aseguran que la bacteria come carne ya no estÁ en raÚl reyes, sin embargo, comentan que van a estar vigilantes porque nunca se sabe

i'm elaine reyes in washington, dc, and this is "americas now." [students speaking creole] reyes: first up, in haiti, more children attend private schools than they do public. and the high price of tuition, books, and uniforms makes the cost for parents steep. we'll take a look at how a new education system may help l then, latin americans are among some of the most innovated entrepreneurs in silicon valley, but there is fear the shifting political landscape in the u.s. could impact their work and their future.

i'm elaine reyes in washington, d.c., and this is "americas now." [woman rapping in spanish] reyes: first up, female rappers fighting for justice with song. they sing out to stop crimes against women and draw attention to the thousands of disappeared women missing in mexico. then, a physicist who has made a breakthrough that is literally out of this world. she helped discover gravitational waves in space that will now help scientists understand the mysteries of the universe.

. >>> el inmigrante raÚl reyes no encuentra explicaciÓn para su tragedia, pensÓ que tenÍa una ampolla en su pierna, y acabÓ infectado con la bacteria come carne. dice desconocer cÓmo le dio la infecciÓn, solo recuerda que tenÍa una herida por una uÑa encarnada. >>> no he estado en ningÚn lado de... >>> raÚl cuenta que el tejido de su pie comenzaba a ponerse negro, y un dÍa despuÉs entrÓ en cilugia, el doctor marcos... fue uno de los mÉdicos que le ampuÓo la pierna. el tejido estaba muerto. el doctor reconoce que las vÍctimas de esta bacteria tienen defensas bajas por diabetes o lupos, raÚl ahora se desplaza en muletas. no tiene seguro mÉdico. >>> lo tomo como una prueba de dios. >>> los doctores aseguran que la bacteria no estÁ en raÚl reyes, pero van a estar vigilantes porque nunca se sabe si puede volver. >>> momento de revisiÓn las condiciones del tiempo, esta noche vamos a hablar de que vamos a dormir menos, no? >>> sÍ, vamos a dormir una hora menos, pero antes vamos a comenzar con uno de los problemas, la velocidad reducida debido a la cantidad de neblina que t

paola reyes, nick. 48 . >>> personas con una serie de robos, definiendo la madrugada del lunes con una pistola a las vÍctimas a quienes tambiÉn bastar. presuntamente los sospechosos buscaba mariguana y no hay evidencia de la hierba >>> la junta directiva que este centro extendiÓ las labores en este campus, esto tras el tiroteo que causÓ la muerte de tres personas el pasado viernes que tenÍan opciones para continuar apoyando los proyecto de guerra. >>> se presentÓ a la francisco, en este lugar bien deteriorado embriones debido a una falla los sistemas de nacimiento, esto por negligencia se podrÍa convertir una demanda colectiva, que afecta 4000 personas. >>> la familia que muriÓ tras i disparos propinados por la policÍa presentÓ una demanda. >>> lucrecia, quÉ es lo que tiene la familia >>> bÁsicamente esto es lo que exige la familia con esta demanda. la joven elena era residente, y falleciÓ cuando los policÍas dispararon contra el automÓvil en que encontraba. los hechos ocurrieron cuando la vÍctima tenia 16 aÑos y se encontraba en su primer tri trimestre de embarazo. se

investigaciones seÑalan que fueron un total de sietelos agresores que en esta calle golpearon sergio reyes y robaron a por lo menos otros tres que han presentado sus denuncias. hace cuÁnto tiempo que usted tiene la visa u? estÁ vendedor ambulante que trabajaba cuadras del sitio en el que fue golpeado, obtiene su visa u cuatro aÑos despuÉs de ser vÍctima de los pandilleros y delincuentes. >> nos extorsionan, a veces nos golpean. a mÍ me sacaron una navaja. reportero: una de las condiciones es colaborar con la policÍa para la casa dura de los actos criminales del que fueron vÍctimas. >> estamos 100% en la cooperaciÓn de la investigación y ojalÁ que consiga la visa u. patrvivi: decenas de cadÁveres la crisis venezolana no deja enrique: la crisis en venezuela no deja en paz ni a sus muertos. decenas de cadÁveres se acumulan en las morgues y algunos se descomponen por la falta de refrigeraciÓn. muchos cuerpos son abandonados por familiares, que simplemente no puede pagar los altos costos. >> aquÍ estÁn los muertos en descomposiciÓn. reportero: los muertos se acumulanen la morgu

fue contratado en 2015 por el departamento del alguacil y estaba asignado a la estaciÓn de puente reyes. >>> hoy es el Último dÍa para enviar la renovaciÓn de tps para salvadoreÑos.. tenemos una para quienes no alcanzaron. >>> cuÉntanos que tan lleno a esta del consulado el dÍa de hoy . cambles cuento que aquÍ no hu mucha gente pidiendo ayuda para realizar esta solicitud. la semana pasada hubo mucha gente que vino al busca de los servicios del consulado para realizar este trÁmite. para las personas que no pudieron enviar la solicitud aun hay una opciÓn. >>> hoy vence el plazo mÁximo para que los salvadoreÑos renueven el beneficio migratorio por Última vez. >>> pierde el estatus . >>> esta Última renovaciÓn extenderÍa el estatus por 18 meses. es el caso del seÑor salvador que desde ahora busca otras opciones. >>> en muchas que no tiene cÓmo ayudarse . caca me prestes personas podrÍa haber una soluciÓn si no vieron su solicitud de renovaciÓn por fuerza mayor. >>> digamos que alguien no pudo recibirse por razones mÉdicas o por alguna complicaciÓn econÓmica, algo de g

we have in the following order, jeanette reyes, matt pellman and saving the best for last, karen rogers. >> reporter: i know you don't mean it. >> reporter: i would like to take this opportunity for the most erratic, performing, annoying performance lately to mother nature. >> reporter: i feel that was meant for me. [laughter]. here's why it's so bad people, let's take a look right now at satellite and radar, today is the quiet before the storm. we can see precipitation building out to the west, that's an area of low pressure that's going to transfer energy to another low off the coast and a seco comes our way this week. let's start you off with today. it's cold out there, 31 degrees, i would wouldn't win awards for this either. the windchill, 21 degrees. 29 in the lehigh valley and below freezing along the coastline. it's a dry one, but it's chilly, a gusty breeze at times. 31 degrees, bright sunshine. lunchtime, 41. 5:00 p.m., 43, 7:00 p.m., 40 degrees. the national weather service has already posted a winter srmwatch valley for tuesday evening until wednesday late wednesday night lon

de ayer domingo a la vÍctima pedro reyes de 54 aÑos. trabajador de techos seis dÍas de la semana reyes de oaxaca mÉxico vende cocos y cacahuates, coincide con otros vendedores. >> lo golpearon hasta dejarlo inconsciente. autoridades le piden su ayuda. >> estamos trabajando con el concejal del distrito nueve, con los lÍderes de la ciudad. >> marco, otro vendedor le desea lo mejor. >> que le eche ganas. a Él lo asaltaron en pleno dÍa. los activistas que luchan por ello sugieren trabajar. >> que haya mÁs presencia de la gente trabajando digamos a las ocho o 9:00 a.m., no estar en lugares solitarios. raÚl: un ataque brutal contra este vendedor un reporte de norma roque facebook estÁ en el ojo del huracÁn luego de darse a conocer que los datos de 50,000,000 de usuarios, pudieron terminar en manos de la campaÑa del presidente trump. un reporte del diario del new york times, au tuvo esta informaciÓn de facebook y dos aÑos despuÉs empezÓ a trabajar para la compaÑÍa del candidato republicano. con estos datos crearon un programa i

investigaciones seÑalan que fueron un total de sietelos agresores que en esta calle golpearon sergio reyes y robaron a por lo menos otros tres que han presentado sus denuncias. hace cuÁnto tiempo que usted tiene la visa u? estÁ vendedor ambulante que trabajaba cuadras del sitio en el que fue golpeado, obtiene su visa u cuatro aÑos despuÉs de ser vÍctima de los pandilleros y delincuentes. >> nos extorsionan, a veces nos golpean. a mÍ me sacaron una navaja. reportero: una de las condiciones es colaborar con la policÍa para la casa dura de los actos criminales del que fueron vÍctimas. >> estamos 100% en la cooperaciÓn de la investigación y ojalÁ que consiga la visa u. patrvivi: decenas de cadÁveres mis fans son como mi familia. ellos siempre son lo primero. hay un motivo por el que se unió a t-mobile más gente en los últimos 5 años que a ninguna otra compañía celular. ♪ vamo', vamo' a romper no hay tiempo pa' perder ♪ es simple, queremos a nuestros clientes y los ponemos primero. ya es hora que tu compañía celular te demuestre un poco de cariño, ¿no? Únete a t-mobil

jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." tam. >> jennette we'll start for the mothers, stop running, take your time and plant your feet. >>> storm brought down downed trees and electrical lines like hear in bensalem, drivers were told to avoid the area at for the road and bensalem boulevard. peco, 60,000 customers in the dark in bucks county. pse&g, 27,000 outages in new jersey counties that it services in our area. the hardest among them burlington county. atlantic city electric has its trouble located in burlington and camden county with a total of 8,052 outages. >>> walter perez is live in richboro bucks county, the locale that reported 16 inches of snow yesterday. is it melting yet walter? >> reporter: not even close matt, not at this point. it was very, very cold last night so a lot of snow got pushed to one hand of the other, i want to say welcome to the pennsylvania epicenter of the storm. if you watched the broadcast at 4:00, 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., i thought i was going live in bethlehem in the lehigh valley. it turns

jeanette reyes is live at evesham township police with more on the story. >> reporter: good morning, tam, this plan was in the works long before the massacre in southern florida, the police chief saying the goal to have someone trained and armed to neutralize a threat should it prevent itself and save lives. while the gun control debate intensifies, one police department is taking matters into its own hands. evesham township is recruiting former police officers to place them in facilities. >> their primary goal is to neutralize the threat, address the shooter and protect the children and staff. >> reporter: applicants have to meet a list of reqirements. the candidate must be retired no longer than three years and go through state mandated training and be fully uniformed and armed. it came after 2015 after a boy replicated suicide by a cop using a toy gun. >> i know a lot of people are coming out and saying the teacher should be armed. i wouldn't be comfortable carrying a gun. >> you have to start somewhere. i can't see a downside to it. >> reporter: the chief said there's no way of k

., tam isff, jeanette reyes joins us. we have coverage along the shore and schuylkill expressway in philadelphia. >> let's go over to david murphy and karenog friday. >> reporte today is a tough one with people driving around. >> reporter: we have water on the roads and wet snow and the high winds will be the problem i thin weather center. it's wet across the region. the rain is pushing off toward the east. as we take a closer look at storm tracker 6 live double scan we see the improvement to the east and down the shore where there is not as much the heavy stuff highlighted in yellow is c philadelphia. i'll go ahead and give you the movement, we have a spin around the low pressure center. the stuff up to the north is shifting back around and deintensifying a bit. if you're in southern bucks county and trenton you're stuck with the heavier rain. the stuff allentown, it'sat wety of theegion a little bit later this morning or this afternoon. as we take a look at our series of issues that we have in place today, the first one

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jeanette reyes is live in south philadelphia. jennette, what are you seeing? >> reporter: well, tam, the good news is, getting out of your parking spot will probably be the hardest part, some roads are tough, the narrow streets that come with the territory. this is a street that's tricky this morning, 17th and titan. a lot of times if the road is clear, the snow is pushed up against the cars and getting out can take a little bit of trouble. once you get out, the roads are clean. take a look at the video, we saw 6-inch of snow in philadelphia. for the most part it was the wet, heavy snow. what that meant with temperatures above freezing a lot of it melted, so it was slush. it was easy to clean up the roads, n roads are all clean. kids decided to take up their time and take advantage of the snow yesterday. >> it was wet and slushy, it was more water, it was like slush. >> reporter: and that slush has iced over in some areas, don't get too confident as you walk out and drive out this morning, you'll notice on the car there will be ice. i expected all slush, but t

. >> go to work, everybody, i'm matt o'donnell, tam is off, jeanette reyes joins us. we have coverage at the jersey shore and along the schuylkill expressway in philadelphia philadelphia, pennsylvania. >> let's go over to david murphy and karen rogers good morning. >> reporter: it's mostly just wet in spots. >> reporter: a change over to snow is possible. we have a change to snow up along the new york/pennsylvania border right now. as you see we're looking on storm tracker 6 live double scan, at heavyain that's pushing through philadelphia and heading up toward trenton, as well. if we move this, you can see the movement. there's a little bit of a lull developing out to the west, parts of chester county getting into a dry slot same thing in parts of south jersey and state of delaware. once this heavy band moves away we'll get a lull for the rest of the morning commute. we'll changeover to snow dipping down toward the delaware and lehigh valleys later on in the afternoon. we talked about these issues yesterday, they are in play nowm philadelphia, north and east, there's

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. ♪ q÷bi9y elaine reyes: indigenous weavers in guatemala. will copyrighting their designs prevent the commercialization of their culture? i'm elaine reyes in washington, d.c., and this is "americas now." first up, they are garments that display the colors of guatemala and express the identity of its indigenous women. but will the fashion industry cause their symbolic meaning to be lost? we'll tell you about a copyright battle being waged by the weavers. then, most young people in cuba choose city life over a life on the farm. now, there's a program that's increasing interest in agriculture and is showing kids that farming can be fun.

jeanette reyes is live outside evesham township police with more. >> reporter: good morning, tam, the plan was in the works long before the tragedy in south jersey, of course it's all more relevant on a national level. police want someone fully armed and trained to save lives in the process. national gun discussion is talking about arming teachers and police officers. evesham township is talking about arming former police officers in the evesham township high school. >> they will address the shooter and attack the shooter and do everything they can to protect the students and stasm. >> reporter: the candidate must go through state mandated training and be fully armed. a boy attempted suicide by cop using a replica gun outside an elementary school. >> i'm okay with them being armed because they are professionals. i know a lot of people are saying the teachers should be armed. i wouldn't be comfortable carrying a gun. >> you have to start somewhere, as far as i'm concerned. i can't see a down side to it. >> reporter: police chief saying there's no way of knowing how many threats this pl

jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> that is good to hear. thanks jennette. this is the scene for many people wires down or hanging low because of the fresh snow. family in levittown, bucks county is worried about the downed wires in their yard hanging across the swing set. >>> power crews are working around the clock to restore power to thousands of people, just check with peco at this hour, 60,000 him or customers ae without power. that is an improvement since last night. pse&g has 27,000 outages, the hardest hit, burlington county. atlantic city most of the trouble in burlington and camden county with 8,000 people without lights this morning. >> cherry hill, camden county saw 8 inches of snow. in lindenwald many families are in the dark again or relying on generators. for the lane family it's the second time they lost power in the last five days. crews will be removing trees like this one that they -- thatl in cherry hill. medford, township officials declared a state of emergency due to all the snow and things like this. >>> firefighters down the shore sus

jeanette reyes, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> in washington president trump is calling for substantial changes to the nation's gun laws. this follows yesterday's bipartisan meeting on school safety. during the gather, the president accused lawmakers, including pennsylvania senator pat toomey of being too fearful of the nra. he talked about background checks and banning people under 21 from buying some firearms. >> and now answering questions about another staff resignation. communications director hope hick,s resign issed yesterday. and one of his top advisers jared kushner is under scrutiny for his proposed business dealings inside of the white house. kenneth moton has the latest. >> reporter: one of president trump's closest and most loyal aides hope hicks is the latest to resign in the administration. >> hope hicks a tremendously talented person. starting off with us from day one. >> the departure is in the works for months but comes after the stunning admission to investigators that hicks occasionally tells white lies on behalf of the president. in a statement, there ar

jeanette reyes is live in evesham township with the police department's plan. good morning, jennette. >> reporter: good morning, matt, it's important to know that the plan was in the works long before the tragedy in southern florida, but the police department chief saying that the goal here to have someone fully armed and trained to nearlyize a threat and hopefully save lives. >> other teachers are pretty much talking about it, doing escape routes and ways to get out. it kind of worries me. >> reporter: while the national conversation around gun control and arming teachers intensifies, one police department is taking matters into their own hands. evesham township is recruiting former police officers to place them in facilities and township high school. >> their primary goal is to immediately neutralize the threat, address the shooter, attack the shooter and protect everything -- do everything they can to protect children and staff. >> reporter: applicants must be retired no longer than three years go through state mandated training and be fully uniformed and ar

i'm elaine reyes in washington, d.c., and this is "americas now." first up, young migrants make a desperate journey to the u.s. to escape economic hardship, but many don't make it through mexico. we'll talk to some minors from guatemala who were sent back home. then, a doctor in florida dedicated to making medical breakthroughs makes a professional breakthrough of her own. welcome to the show. they are

raul reyes is using a walker and in good spirits.he had been so close to death. joseline alfaro/wife:"every day he has been here, i think about how i could have lost him."concerned about what he thought was a blister last week, the 26-year-old went to a clinic where they told him he had a flesh-eating bacteria. he went to ben taub.joseline alfaro/wife:"it just all happened so fast."before it could spread to his bloodstream, a life-changing surgery.gabby escobedo/sister- in-law:"we got a phone call from joseline, saying that he was in the er and that he's going to go to surgery. they were just going to go in there and check to see if they could save his foot. and then 30 minutes later... they amputated his foot."joseline alfaro/wife:"they just tell me they had to amputate because if they didn't, then he would have died."wife joseline alfaro says doctors believe the bacteria entered through an open wound from an ingrown toenail but they don't know where he got it.common places for infection are salt or brackish water.joseline alfaro/wife:"we were like no, he's perf

tam is off, jeanette reyes joys us we're -- joins us, we'rebreaking news. >> a firefighter is injured in d bucks county. a woman were shot inside a home in north philadelphia police say it was a robbery. >> it was a fashion rainbow at this year's oscars. we have a look. >> matt pellman is here in for david murphy and karen rogers. >> reporter: can we go back to february. >> reporter: february was one of the warmest months and now we're tracking another storm on the way. today we'll see a good amount of sunshine to start you off. we'll see a hint of precipitation out to the west, an area of low pressure will form. energy will transfer to another area of low pressure that will create a nor'easter for us once again, tuesday into wednesday. 30 degrees in the city. 29 in wilmington, 29 in the lehigh valley. sitting around the freezing mark around the coastline but the windchills are in the low 20s. so you need to bundle up. we'll start out day with bright sunshine 7:00 a.m., 31. we'll have partly sunny skies lunchtime, 41. 44 degrees at 3:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m., 43. partly cloudy s o it's dry a

let's turn to "action news" reporter jeanette reyes. she's live in point breeze for more on how this happened and just how much damage was left behind. good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, tam. you got to wonder what in the world was going on inside of this cab when this happened. you know, it's one thing to have your roof peeled off by an overpass. that's already shocking enough. but then to keep going for several miles as 50 feet of debris is dragging behind you. that's what happened here and you can see that debris leading all the way up to the truck. even the door was torn off. the driver went across intersections through narrow roads as witnesses watched in shock and confusion. this is video from one of our "action news" viewers at 21st and christian showing this truck as the driver traveled more than 3 miles with the entire roof dragging right behind it. that loud sound of metal scraping the asphalt waking up dozens of people in the process. the second viewer video is this person running and recording alongside of th

reporting live in montgomeryville, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." tam. >> thank you for that jeanette. >>> a snow emergency is in that effect in philadelphia as of 8:00 this morning so starting in two hours. overnight the city outfitted sanitation trucks with snowplows. this also means all parked cars must be moved off snow emergency routes. all municipal offices in philadelphia and the courts, they're all closed today. a state of emergency has also been declared in other parts of pa and in new jersey. >> now, the last thing the delaware county community of havertown wants right now is another snowstorm. it took one of the biggest hits from last week's nor'easter. bob brooks is live for us at darby and eagle roads. good morning, bob. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, matt. i can happily report that as of right now, in this moment the snow has kind of let up since we've been out here at about 3 o'clock this morning. so, that good news for the morning commute. we're just keeping our fingers crossed that it doesn't get too bad out here. this place got h

he was based in the paint reyes substation. every deputy there close to the community. >> well, i know this is a small town and they're friendly. and there is not that many people here like a big city. and if you want to know them you can know them. >> today in point reyes station and in the department a sense of loss. wayne freedman, nbc 7 news. >>> san jose police are lag for a driver who ran into a school bus then took off a quick i think thissing on the bus took a picture of the suspect's car. police say it was a 2004 ford taurus with california plate 8 bej 916. the driver was zriebld as an elderly caulksen woman. four of the students on the bus reported minor injuries and two transported to a local hospital for treatment. >>> coming up next, the candidate for governor who is calling for lieutenant governor newsom to step zblun the hot cop of the castro has his day in court. the jury's verdict is in stroo. >>> why some state law lawmakers are trying to lower the tax on marijuana less than three months after becoming legal.

we do think this will bring showers tonight around middletown, santa rosa, point reyes. that's your best possibility. tomorrow morning by 4:30 it will be across san jose and the santa cruz mountains. it's not going to be a lot of rain but it is enough to keep the roadways slick. at 8:00 when most of us are getting up on saturday hit and miss showers are coming our way. it will be a mixed bag situation. we will get some sun. we will get some clouds and we'll also have some of those spotty showers. as we head into the afternoon hours we hang on to a slight chance for the bout bay. what we are going to closely monitor is by 6:00 more rainfall is moving back in across the north bay. maybe an isolated thunderstorm and small hail. that could continue with a chance of scattered rain in to 11:30 on saturday night. on the extended forecast a chance here of some rain on saturday. trace amounts to a tenth of an inch. more showers on sunday. then we try dry out and clear up as we head throughout next week under sunny skies. up to 68 in san francisco next friday. check this out. from

let's turn to "action news" reporter jeanette reyes. she's live in point breeze for more on how this happened and the damage that's been left behind. good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, to you, tam. you got to wonder if this driver did in fact not hear or not know that this was going on. that means he didn't hear the initial impact as his roof was being peeled off and he didn't hear the debris dragging behind him. it's about 50 feet of that debris, you can see it starts about right here goes all the way up of course to the truck and the actual door, the back door is hanging offer as well;, off as well. this as the driver went across intersections through narrow roads, witnesses watching in shock and confusion. this is incredible video shot by an "action news" viewer at 21st and christian showing this truck as the driver traveled more than 3 miles with the entire roof dragging behind it. the loud sound of the metal scraping the asphalt waking up dozens of people in the process. the second viewer video is actually a person

"action news" reporter jeanette reyes was there. [speaking foreign language] >> reporter: this morning homeowner an jill colon gave us a tour of his home after more than $20,000 worth of renovations were done by habitat for humanity philadelphia. completely free of cost to him. >> i am very, very grateful for everything they done on my house. i hope god bless you every one of them. >> reporter: just under a year ago colon's roofer was falling apart, water was leaking into the living room and he had no heating or air conditioning. unable to afford repairs, he was forced to use five space heaters for several years. now with his new and efficient hvac system his bill has dropped from $1,000 per month to 400. [speaking foreign language] >> reporter: his home is the first of 20 owner occupied houses in hunting park that will be repaired by habitat for humanity as part of a new partnership with esperanza. it aims to help low income residents revitalize their neighborhood. it will cost a total of $500,000, all of which pnc bank is donating

reporting live in point breeze, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." matt. >> what a mess. thank you jeanette. >>> flames tore through a trailer park in lower pottsgrove township montgomery county. viewer video here and some pictures show the blaze on high street near park street. the fire started in one trailer just before midnight and quickly spread to a second trailer. it took fire crews an hour to get the fire knocked down. there are no reports of injuries and so far there is no word on a cause. >> a southwest philadelphia woman spoke exclusive to "action news" about the terrifying moment that a stray bullet flew through her home. it happened on the 7100 block of brant place early yesterday morning. 17-year-old juanita fortune says she fell asleep while watching television and then all of a sudden she heard a gunshot. >> i was just laying there. then i heard this pop. when i heard the pop, my leg -- at the same time that i heard the pop, seemed like my leg was burning, too. >> the stray bullet only left behind a bruise on fortune's knee. police are looking nor shooter.

reporting live in point breeze, jeanette reyes, channel6 "action news." matt. >> thank you, jeanette. >>> investigators say this man, 18-year-old nasir reed struck and killed a gas station attendant in mercer county, new jersey. the crash happened in the parking lot of a quick check in lawrence township last month. the attendant charles nevius was trying to stop a driver from fleeing after striking an suv in the parking lot. reed is charged with death by auto and leaving the scene of a deadly motor vehicle accident. >> bill cosby will be back in a montgomery county courthouse today for another pretrial hearing. the prosecution wants the judge to allow 19 women to testify that cosby drugged them assaulted them as is also contended by the woman at the heart of this case. however, cosby's lawyers will argue some of these allegations date back to the 1960's and will be impossible to defend. jury selection begins on march 29. >> home of the flyers and sixers will be getting a quarter million dollar makeover. the renovations at the wells fargo center will start

reporting live in montgomeryville, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." matt. >> there are bwnefits, thank you,$qp'ette. >>> a snow emergency goes into that effect in the city of philadelphia at 8 o'clock this morning. it makes it mandatory toñmg remove parked cars to make room for the plows along the snow emergency routes. >> please be patient with difficult roadwayor situations. please keep walkways clear and avoid shoveling snow into the street. >> the city has more than 400 pieces of equipment in operation. trash trucks are now fitted with snowplows. >> some parts of delaware county are still dealing with the aftermath of friday's nor'easter. "action news" reporter bob brooks is live now at eagle and darby roads in havertown and bob, you would imagine a lot of people are worried what the end of this day will bring for them. >> reporter: yeah, tam, absolutely, some of these poor people out here in delaware county especially havertown and some other areas they just got hammered on that storm on friday. there were so many trees down. i've been doing sto

reporting live in montgomeryville, jeanette reyes channel6 "action news." tam. >> thank you jeanette. >>> a snow emergency is in effect in philadelphia as of 8:00 a.m. this morning. overnight the city outfitted sanitation trucks with snowplows. this means all parked cars must be moved off snow emergency routes. all municipal offices in philadelphia and its courts are closed today. a state of emergency has also been declared in other parts of pa as well as in the state of new jersey. >> it is not snowing everywhere right now but it looks like it is in this part of south jersey. mobile6 just got across the delaware river. now it's along the admiral wilson boulevard in camden. and we're seeing that some of the flakes there melting instantly hitting the windshield. havertown, delaware county suffered one of the worst hits from last week's nor'easter. "action news" reporter bob brooks is live there now where residents are saying, oh, no, not again. >> reporter: yes, matt, they definitely are. they don't want to get walloped again but i'll tell you what, it's com

jeanette reyes is live for us along route 309 in montgomeryville. good morning, jeanette. >> reporter: good morning, to you matt. we're starting to see some accumulation, not too much in the roads. take a live look behind me. look how much is accumulating on the grassy areas, completely different ones you step onto the roadways, you seat slush in the less travel areas but on the roads it's mostly wet. that will be the case for a little bit. it will change as we get later into the day by the hour. as we went up bethlehem pike and hatfield, actually that's where we are right now but seventy six and 276 also 309 weren't looking too bad. no accumulation really but we did see salt and plow trucks at the ready and positioned along the ramps and shoulders front end loaders also could be seen at large parking lots getting ready for the work that's ahead. now, you may wish you had heavy machinery once you go out to shovel this stuff. it will be the wet heavy stuff to shovel. but we did talk to a plow truck driver. he is in for at least a 22-hour day. take a

you notice we will still see some leftover moisture near the point reyes area and north bay. we are not expecting this system to move out entirely really throughout the entire day. we get the initial line of storm systems moving through and again it picks up at about 4:00 p.m. i will take you through you that timeline once again, but i will send things back to you. >> you can stay on top of the weather in your neighborhood by downloading our free nbc bay area app. there you can see live doppler radar for your city, for the approaching storm and when it's going to hit jaw our other top story right now president trump will be in california today. >> he's going to stop by some of the prototypes for the border wall later today, but first the president will visit troops at marine corps air station miramar in san diego county. he's also expected to attend a republican national committee fundraiser in beverly hills. the president will not visit the bay area. now, this is the president's first trip to california as president. >> scott mcgrew, polls show that he doesn't get much suppo

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he has been identified as christian reyes. the shooting happened wednesday afternoon near pennsylvania avenue. investigators say the officer was trying to stop reyes... who was walking on crowly lane. the officer was not injured. ( james ) a c-h-p officer is recovering after being injured in a crash. it happened on san felipe road near the santa clara county and san benito county border. the officer was pulling a car over for speeding when another car hit the patrol car causing it to flip over. the officer was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. today hundreds will attend a private funeral service for billy graham. the evangelist reverend died last wednesday at the age of 99... thousands of people payed their respects throughout the week... including president trump and former presidents george bush and bill clinton. a private service will be held today at graham's library in charlotte, north carolina. graham's son had this to say about his father...

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tam is off, jeanette reyes joins us. >> the rain has been falling most of the night, but the storm is getting stronger and could bring potentially destructive winds. >> there are concerns along the jersey shore where there is the threat of beach erosion. >> we have team coverages the communities brace for the nor'easter, bob brooks along the shore and gray hall in philadelphia. >> first up, karen rogers and david murphy inside where it's dry. >> reporter: dry inside but wet conditions at the moment. >> reporter: we have rain north and west of philadelphia, there you see the wide view on weather center and future tracker and all that good stuff. we have rain moving in from the west it will circulate around in a circular pattern. north and east of philadelphia. areas in trenton and southern bucks county. the rain was moving in from the west and pushing over to the east, now with the low setting off the coast it's pinwheeling around that. we're getting slightly heavier bands intgomery county and chester county. there's one south of philadelphia, pushing in through parts of looksester cou

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el joven identificado como cristian reyes de 22 años esta hospitalizado en condición crítica. vecinos del área de pittsburgh se fueron víctimas de una rueda de robos de llantas de vehículos. un residente logró captar a los delincuentes con cámara de vigilancia. >>> fue detenido tras visto ser conducido en sentido contrario. el hombre trató de justificarse diciendo que su ventana estaba brumosa y no podía ver. sin embargo todos asociaron que estaba bajo la influencia del alcohol y en su auto además se descubrió cocaína. >>> buscan conexión con la muerte de un adolescente, que fue arrestado esta semana en nevada. las autoridades dicen que este joven de 22 años tenía una orden de arresto de $24,000,000 por cargos que van desde homicidio hasta intento de asesinato y violentos allanamientos de vivienda. fue identificado como miembro de una peligrosa pandilla. >>> un hombre realizó varios asaltos y está tras las rejas. fue identificado a través de un vídeo de vigilancia en donde se ve al sospechoso utilizando tarjetas de crédito robadas fue arrestado con la ayuda d

. >> agente que muroio en la autopista 1 ryan de 24 aÑos que estaba asignado a pony reyes, s este perdio el control de su vehiculo y se estrello contra un arbol fue llevado al hospital pero miurio . >> persona protagoniza perseuc o perseucion el sujeto conocia de forma indevida asi que lo par o pararon al escapar el sospechoso cho choco contra vehiculos y fue internado en un hospital con l lesiones graves . >> ordenan liberar madre dete d detenida por 11 meses por m inmigracion el ahbogdgado dice el caso da precedentes legales para otros detenidos . >> muchas gracias por tu apoyo . >> con agradecimiento saluda a quienes la apoyaron despues de 1 11 meses detenida por m inmigracion un juez ordeno su l liberacion . >> no lo puedo creer, tener l e libertad, pero fueron momentos t tristes, dificiles, y llenos de incertidumbre . >> claro que si un milagro p porque pensamos esto la decision es importante para otros pasos e en carlos almontealifornia . >> pero mas en el cual no es l obligacion dar una audiencia de fianza por miinmigracion despue de seis meses . >>a hrahora este juez de la co d d

tam is off, jeanette reyes joins us we're following breaking news. >> a firefighter has been injured battling a fire that damaged a home in bucks county. >> breaking a teenager and woman are shot inside a home in north philadelphia. police say it was a reesh. >> -- a rainbow at that year's oscars. we have a look at t best looks. >> it could be a stormy week, david murphy is off, matt pellman is herearen a jog tout today? >> no, i drove