it's not bill cosby. bill cosby just got caught. >> now andrea constand is expected to testify sometime during this trial on the other hand bill bees says he most like loll not take the stand in his own defense and in this tries if convicted cosby faces ten years in prison, testimony continues tomorrow morning. lucy? >> chris, plenty of fireworks with this sure to be historic trial. we are there. fox 29 in the courtroom every single day and if something happens and you know it will, as soon as reporters are out of that courtroom, you'll know about it on twitter, facebook or an alert to from or fox 29 app. >>> jurors will be back deliberating tomorrow in the trial of a bucks county man accused of keeping a dozen girls in his home and sexually assaulting some of them. jurors are deciding the fate of 5284 old lee kaplan. they got the case today. prosecutors say he sexually assaulted six girls in the same family and fathered two children by one of the girls in his feasterville home. authorities say the mother

johnson said that cosby insisted that she ingest that mystery pill. she testified that cosby was performing a sex act when she regained consciousness. her story is not part of the underlying charges but prosecutors are using it, to detail prior bad acts. >> the job now is to show the two side to put their cases on >> reporter: keisha knight pullham who played rude any cosby's signature sitcom showed reporters she was here to show her support. a cosby twitter account thanked her. >> family, friendship, integrity and to show up in court. i just said i would, i'm going to handle this the way i would want to be treated. >> testimony is set to begin at 9:30 tomorrow morning, this trial, could last two weeks. live from norristown, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, joe. >>> jury deliberations will resume in the trial of lee kaplan, he is accused of sexually assaulting six sisters. prosecutors say the five two-year old kaplan assaulted the girls inside his feasterville home. authorities say that a couple, gifted the girls to kaplan because he

that would let cosby go free. cosby did not take the stand in his own defense yesterday. cosby's own words, though, that deposition has come up more than once now so the jury is looking at that very closely. the judge pointed out last night that the jury is working hard so now we are into day two of the deliberations here. the jury is weighing three different felony charges of indecent aggravated assault against bill cosby. as of right now, no verdict, no decision as of yet. yet another question. we will wait and see what this one is about. matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> matt will stand by and stay with nbc 10 for continuing coverage of the bill cosby trial. we will let you know as soon as the verdict is reached on air and on the nbc 10 app. >>> we are tracking record heat throughout the region. temperatures quickly climbing as we take a look at downtown wilmington. it is also a great beach day. the jersey shore has people already getting close to the water for a little relief. here's a live look at cape may. temperatures still well above average. nbc 10 first alert chief

, free bill cosby, free bill >> reporter: a group of cosby supporters here just a strikes me as noteworthy that there has been relatively littlestratr either side of this case, a case with societal implications. not much public demonstration here in front of the courthouse this week. joining me tonight is "action news" reporter dann cuellar. good evening,ann. >> reporter:. >> reporter: good evening, jim. for the sixth time today or for the sixth time now bill cosby's defense team has asked the judge to declare a mistrial and for the sixth time the judge says no. the jury has now paused deliberations 10 times to revisit testimony or ask for clarity on one thing or another. late today, cosby's spokesman says they remain hopeful. >> i have a a lot of faith in this jury. i think this jury is looking at -- they're retrying the case. ents,more are they going ask the opening arguments? i think they have all the evidence now that they could ever want. >> reporter: the 79-year-old courthouse looking tired from the wear of the prolonged trial an old man ostensibly lookin his nightmare appears to be

cosby admits giving them to andrea constand. >> the jurors had a question about the pills that cosby allegedly gave to constand. they wanted to have greater context. jurors deliberated for a couple more hours before then calling it a night. bill cosby as he left the courthouse tonight. his fate resting in the hands of seven men and five women. the jurors need more time to deliberate after spending four hours behind closed doors. one legal expert says the longer the deliberations, the more this could work in cosby's favor. >> talk amongst the jury members. if it drags on for two or three or four or five days it could be a hung jury or not guilty. >> reporter: the jury heard about how the comedian took advantage and sexually assaulted andrea constand. the defense said that the night in question was consensual. the prosecution rested its case on friday after calling 12 witnesses to the stand. the defense made its case in six minutes after calling one witness to the stand today. the day started with cosby's wife camille walking with arms linked. hours of deliberations and a night with th

today jurors revisited evidence surrounding cosby's deposition. and they also questioned the wording around the third kaunt they are considering. we heard from a spokesman today outside the courthouse. he claims cosby did not get a fair trial because a key witness was blocked from testifying. and in the statement, he allegations that andrea constand told her she intend ed to set u cosby. she says andrea constand told her about plans to falsely accuse a a high profile beperso of sexual assault so she could sue and get money. here's a portion of that statement. >> i wasn't shocked that it was exactly what

cosby. we came here looking for an acquittal but like that rolling stones says, you don't always get what you want, sometimes you get what you need. >> reporter: cosby's spokesmen raised his fist in victory. >> mr. cosby's back. >> reporter: for his part cosby kept quiet. leaving court, he only pause todd wave to his supporters. prosecutors said that the legal bolt is far from over, and immediately declaring their intentions for a retrial >> we'll val wait, and review our case, and we will take a hard look at everything involved and then we will re try it. >> reporter: district attorney kevin steel says his team will be ready to meet judge's direction of retrial sexual assault case within four months and he has little doubt alleged victim andrea constand will testify against cosby again. >> she's entitled to a verdict in this case. the citizens of montgomery county where this crime occurred are entitled, to a verdict in this case and we will push forward to try and get that done. >> reporter

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cosby spokesperson andrew wyatt. >> mr. cosby is very confident. he's confident in his legal team. >> reporter: cosby claims his sexual encounters with constand were consensual and she never told him to stop. dinner here tonight at the courthouse as they continue to deliberate. scott, if convicted, cosby, who is 79 years old, could end up spending the rest of his life in prison. >> pelley: jericka duncan awaiting the verdict. thanks, jericka. in another important story tonight, tomorrow attorney general jeff sessions will testify before the senate intelligence committee, a seek seek -- sequel to last week's appearance by fired f.b.i. director james comey. here's our chief congressional correspondent nancy cordes. >> i did not have communications with the russians. >> reporter: the last time sessions testified was at his confirmation hearing in january. since then he has acknowledged meeting with the russian ambassador in 2016. >> two meetings, one very brief after a speech. >> reporter: and has recused himself from his own agency's russia probe. >>

cosby denies any wrongdoing. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> all right, thank you very much. >>> new at 11:00 tonight. 17,000 pounds of cocaine, take a look at this, coming from the crew of the coast guard cutter waesche. they off loaded the drugs on monday, the cocaine was taken over the last two months, the street value estimated at $266 million. >>> dozens of dogs have been rescued from what the santa cruz county animal shelter is calling deplorable conditions, the animals were taken from the valley, the place that has a history of complaints, today, the man who lives on the property said the owner of the dogs struggles with a hoarding problem and also recently had a stroke. he claims the dogs were healthy, however, a shelter spokesperson said otherwise. >> the conditions were such that they needed to be seized. they were breeding the dogs and there were many dogs and the conditions were not good. >> now, so far the owner has not been charged with a crime. the shelter, though, is asking the public for d

the jury is simply taking too long and bill cosby himself thanked his supporters in a pair of cosby's spokesperson spoke a while agov. >> it shows that his legacy will live on, him. rosemary connor is joining us now here in norris town. i know you spoke with attorneys about the the defense and the judge inside the e72eñcourtroom. Ñ first time, we heard the defense pushed for the mistrial this afternoon. the jury can take want to delib. do. judge o'neal is a smart judge and he's handling this great and the fact that he's allowing del. because they want to. >> reporter: as this trial gets closer to the final chapter, the frustration bubbling over in ur defense team urged this time and adamantly argued that the judge declared a mistrial despiteurs o f deliber jurors are undecide questionser questions today. >> reporter: the fact that the jury keeps oncoming back to hear e telling of what's happening behind closed doors. does that suggest that we got a? >> i agree. that's what they are trying to get those questions. that's reasonable doubt? >> reporter: that was one ofhe first questions

but the jury did hear bill cosby. they heard his voice on a tape recorded conversation with andrea constand's mother. and they also heard his words about andrea constand, very graphic testimony about their sexual contact from a deposition that he gave in the civil suit that was filed against him by andrea constand back in 2005. >> all right. thank you both, deborah, manuel, thank you both. >> thank you. >> seven u.s. sailors still unaccounted for at this hour after a navy destroyer collided with a merchant ship off the coast of japan. the latest on the investigation and the search to find those sailors in a live report from japan. stick around. together, but you've never had 'em quite like this. at red lobster's lobster & shrimp summerfest, the lobster and shrimp you love are teaming up in so many new ways. like new coastal lobster and shrimp, with a lobster tail with butter and herbs, sweet, smoky bbq red shrimp, and shrimp crusted with...get this...cape cod kettle chips. or try lobster and shrimp overboard. a dish t

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one about cosby's deposition. two to define the words "without her knowledge" and three to once again hear the testimony from a police officer who took andrea constand's initial report. after two long days, no verdict and experts say that is a telling sign. >> the longer they are unable to come to a conclusion the more likely it will be a hung jury. >> reporter: if he is found guilty the prosecution will likely try to revoke cosby's bail. if he is freed he would be allowed to go back to his elkins park home and deliberations will continue tomorrow. people were waiting all day for a resolution but that will continue into tomorrow. >> continue it will, rand reque randy gyllenhaal, thanks. the district attorney's office says even if they don't reach a unanimous decision they could find him guilty or not guilty on one or two counts and deadlocked in a third but that wouldn't necessarily result in a mistrial. so there's the explanation on that. and our legal expert says the jury deserves praise tonight. we'll explain w

cosby was not going to testify. there was never that developing sort of ground swell of anticipation, is he going to testify, is he not. we already knew he wasn't going to testify in in his own behalf and for obvious reasons when we listen and read the transcript from his deposition , we now know why he wasn't going to be allowed to testify by his attorney or the - >> but chaka, that is not the issue. we knew bill cosby was not going to be testifying. would i feel with this there are high steaks here and when you think bit, and this is case you have to deeven if, six minutes it seems like you want to do more. >> i don't want you, i think it would be a missed application in sort of taking your eye off the ball if you just decide to focus on how much time defense spent. defense has been defending the case through cross-examination, with mr. mcmonigal and other attorneys from the outset, so just like ken said romance verse rape. lets be clear one thing they have to contend work the prosecutors i'm speaking office the f

cosby will prevail. i'm pretty sure those jurors -- i have confidence that they see the truth. >> reporter: with constand in the courtroom, brian mcmonagle pointed out inkiss feanses in her story and detailed dozen of times she contactled cosby after the alleged assault. >> why come back and see a man multiple times when you're drugged? come on, people. you got to see this. >> reporter: constand, a 44-year-old former temple employee, testified last week that cosby gave her three blue pills and then assaulted her while she lay paralyzed. district attorney kevin steele told the jury that fancy lawyering can't save cosby from his own admission in a previous deposition. >> under oath in the civil deposition about his admission that he provides quaaludes or did to young women with the intention to have sex with him. >> reporter: of note today, camille cosby did not return to the courtroom to listen to the prosecution closing arguments. at 79 years old, if convicted, cosby could be looking at the rest of his l

cosby you want to say anything tonight? are you nervous mr. cosby? >> reporter: spectators tell us they will be back out here at 9:00 o'clock tomorrow morning when the jury comes back to deliberate. we also asked mr. cosby if he was optimistic, pessimistic or how he was feeling? he didn't answer. got in his suv and left for the evening. lucy? >> we'll see how think plays out tomorrow, dave, thank you very much. reporting live from norristown, pa our coverage continues. >>> on the radar to tonight it hats has been another scorcher we still need to top 91 more day to make it an official heat wave doesn't look like that will be problem. in fact the philadelphia school district announced early dismissal all students going home at noon. all after school activities are cancel. this is heat that you do not want to mess around with. meteorologist kathy orr here to tell us when we've got little bit of relief. kathy. >> little bit, lucy. we're talking about heat wave initially tomorrow. we're talking about temperatures in the mid 90s tomorrow will be hottest d

the defense says rudy huxtable, the woman who played bill cosby's child on the cosby show will be in the crowd to support him. bill cosby played in front of millions on the stage but today he faces his most important audience, 12 jurors and 6 alternates inside this courthouse. once known as america's dad bill cosby is a defendant accused of sexually assaulting a woman who considered him a mentor. andrea constand said she wept to talk about her career and he gave her wine and pills. >> the effect of which rendered her unable to move or respond to his advances and he committed aggravated indecent assault upon her. >> reporter: more than 50 women shared similar stories. >> i had an encounter with bill cosby. >> he had gone from helping me to groping me. >> bill cosby raped me. >> he made me a victim. >> reporter: in an interview with sirius xm radio host michael smerconish, cosby discussed dozens of accusers. >> the piling on, so to speak, is a way, certainly an oppressive way, to get public opinion to come to the other side. >> are you telling me that they're all lying. >> you know bet

she testified cosby lured her to a bungalow at a hotel where he plied her with wine and cosby took her clothes off and sexually assaulted her. she decided she and her family decided not to press charges fearing cosby was too famous and she would wind up humiliated in the tabloids. she was called as a witness because the d.a. wants to show a pattern of bad behavior dating back decades. andrea constand says in 2004 she visited cosby at his cheltenham mansion and was assaulted the same way after taking pills cosby gave her and drink something wine. andrea constand is expected to take the witness stand later on in the trial. at this hour kelly is under -- kelly jackson is under cross-examination by bill cosby's lawyers trying to discredit her testimony. live from the montgomery county courthouse in norristown, i'm vernon odom, channel6 "action news." >> all right, vernon thanks. our coverage continues on 6abc/cosby trial. they'll continue to have the latest updates. we've posted a time line of events leading up do to -- to cosby's day in court. >>> the jury in bucks county deliberating the

jury. >> he's being bill cosby. just taking it in the moment, believing that these jurors are looking through the facts, seeing the truth. >> and for more perspective, we want to bring in court judge one last time. thank you tr being here. e we know the jury has asked three questions today. they have been deliberating all day. walk us through what the judge might be thinking as it seems this case is moving toward a conclusion. >> you have to remember that the judge started bonding with this jury over a week ago when this trial started. the judge has repeatedly probably e reminded this jury how they are and how he wanted to work with them. you tell the jury in your preliminary instructions and final instructions this they are the judges of the facts. you are the judge of the law. and that you put those two things together to arrive at a verdict. you want them to know as hard as you're work ong the case that you appreciate all the effort that they are putting into the case. if you're a judge now you're waiting to see

cosby's reaction? >> relief. >> reporter: moments after trial end cosby rep read a scathing statement from camille cosby. >> how do i describe the judge be owe vertically arrogant and collaborating with the district of attorney. how do i describe the counsel for the accusers, totally unethical. >> i'm not going to talk about camille cosby and whatever. >> reporter: excoriated by the defense, kevin steele vowed to put him on trial again. >> well evaluate an review the case and take a hard look at everything involved and retry it. >> reporter: accuser, andrea constan showed no signs of disappointment. saying she is ready to give it another try. >> she believes things happen for a purpose, i think the purpose is to encourage other women to come forward. >> reporter: we are confident that the proceedings have given a vice -- voice to the many victims who felt powerless and silence. these high profile cases are intensive, but those who question the time and resources to try the case again, kevin steele said

cosby. round two may be just around the corner. >> that's gloria allred, an attorney representing 13 women that also say cosby sexually assaulted him, and they are fighting him in civil lawsuits. the accuser in this trial, andrea constand, did not comment publicly about the jury's decision, but they said she would come back again and she testified just last week in this case and also released a statement, her lawyer, that is, thanking prosecutors and saying we are confident these proceedings have given a voice to those that have felt violenced, and the d.a. says he will retry cosby as soon as possible. >> the citizens of montgomery county where this crime occurred are entitled to a verdict. >> in the meantime, bill cosby is free on bail. he and his team left court yesterday telling us they were hoping for an acquittal. >> and you are looking for an acquittal, and like the rolling stone song says you always get want you want and sometimes you get what you need. the team expect the comedian to

feel like bill cosby is getting railroaded. allegations and things like that are -- are from a much earlier time than these big allegations that are out against him now. so it's shaping that conversation. >> and regarding camille cosby's absence, i guess people read into that what they will. >> exactly. all of this of course is happening while his showsre >> there is a network that is airing the shows. they made a big production about it last year saying that backed by popular demand we will be airing the cosby show and some people say that they are tuning in because it is an iconic television show that a lot of people grew up with, but others are saying, they're staying away because they feel like the bill cosby of the 21st century is much different than the cliff huxtable that they grew up with and there's a feeling that there's a tainting of who the man is. >> thank you, troy. >> speaking of back by popular demand, doug kammerer here to explain why it is that we woke up today in the middle of march, february, what the heck i

bill cosby is in a courtroom at this hour and look media here. once known as america's dad he arrived to suburb app courthouse escorted by television daughter kiesha knight pullyum who played on the cosby show. this trial, 13 years in making, cosby accused of d drugging and sexually ass assaulting a temple university employee in 2004. the prosecution's first witness, however, second alleged victim that testified cosby gave her a bill during an encounter that ended in sexual assault. prosecutors are trying to prove cosby showed a pattern of abuse. you may have heard the parade of more than 50 other alleged victims around the kupty and this case is the only case against cosby that s has made it to criminal court. cosby long maintained his innocence saying that encounter was consensual. now back out here live notably absent during today's tem is cosby's wife the room or any proceedings through preliminary nary hearings. we have expecting to hear from the victim herself. when she wits the witness stand we do not expect him to appear. if the 79-year-o

bill cosby did not see what was happening. christie aleto has more on t deliberations. >> hey there monica, back to the deliberations after the jury told the judge they could not reach a decision on any of the counts that bill cosby is facing and that was after deliberating for more than 30 hours. he said go back and try. bill cosby walked into courtroom a to learn that the jury was deadlocked. judge o'neil said each of you have a duty to come to a unanimous verdict on any of the charges. >> the 79-year-old is facing three counts of indecent assault for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constand in 2004. his spokesperson says that the stalemate proves what the comedian is saying all along. >> he is happy to know that he has 12 people of his peers who understand that the facts of this case don't add up. >> it's not over until it's over and it's not over yet. >> civil attorney gloria allred says it's too soon to jump to a conclusion. >> they could reach a conclusion on some and not others that has not happened ye

cosby? >> reporter: so, again, rosemary, the jury will report back at 9:00 this morning, just a couple of hours away. it's unclear how the judge will allow for deliberations, considering it is a weekend. coming up at 6:00, we'll hear from a retire d new jersey judg on the tenacity of this jury. they have now been away from their families for two solid weeks. we're live at the montgomery county courthouse in norristown, i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> cosby's supporters chanting "let bill go" last night. we tracked the man who made their t-shirts that say "we love bill cosby." he believes the trial should have ended when the jury said they were deadlocked on thursday. >> the jury decides that it is a hung jury. why does the judge keep sending them in there saying, i'm not satisfied, go back and do it over again? >> those hoping for a guilty verdict were also outside the courthouse. one woman brought a sign listing some of the woman who have also accused the comedian of sexual assault. >> sup

cosby says it was consensual. former prosecutor dennis mcandrews: >> if the jury comes back and names that they're deadlocked, then the judge can declare a hung jury and declare a mistrial, which allows a new trial for the defendant. >> reporter: if the judge declares a mistrial, it will ultimately be up to andrea constand whether she wants to go through this process again and testify at another trial. scott, today, constand posted of a video on twitter of herself playing basketball with the words, "always follow through." implying she is not ready to quit. >> pelley: jericka duncan, thanks. coming up on the cbs evening news, a father says north korea brutalized his son. and later, the death toll rises in a horrific fire. ray's always been different. last year, he said he was going to dig a hole to china. at&t is working with farmers to improve irrigation techniques. remote moisture sensors use a reliable network to tell them when and where to water. so that farmers like ray can compete in big ways. china. oh ...

accusations cosby denies. while some have filed civil lawsuits, constand is the only option for a criminal prosecution. for the other accusers, like victoria valentino, the statute of limitations has already run out. >> what is your message for bill cosby? >> you are not off the hook buddy! >> and linsey joins us. from outside the courthouse. we heard the da in your piece vow to try this case again. tonight bill cosby remains out on bond. so how soon will he be back in court? >> reporter: out on bond and still charged with three counts of felony sexual assault. the timeline, the judge expects it would happen within the next 120 days. it would be the same judge again. >> thank you. we do want to turn to the urgent search under way at this hour in what is called the worst accident in years for the u.s. navy. the uss fitzgerald colliding with a cargo ship off the coast of japan. three sailors injured and seven still missing. the damaged ship towed back to its home port and investigators piecing together what caus

cosby's fate rest in the hand of the jury. they went home last night to their hotel at 9:00, 9:30. >> little bit later. steve keeley is in norristown with more on what we're expecting today. could it happen today a verdict. >> reporter: well, mike i want to tell you that the judge wanted to start up straight up nine again yesterday and for second time when he tries to get everything going at nine it takes until 10 or later. it didn't start at 9:00. i want to get going. who knows when it will start today. we have got accuser andrea constand, to many peoples surprise in court all day, 36 years younger than bill cosby sat in the front row all day, all night, listened, as the jury wanted those pieces of evidence read back from cosby 's deposition, seat add long zidan dre a constand her mother, another key witness in this case. so, we had four hours of closings, four hours of deliberations, and just seven days of trial. the question now is will all this be the last night, at the hotel for the jury, as in will they reach a verdict?

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cosby's name. >> reporter: cosby will likely be back in a matter of months. the judge wants the next trial to start in just 120 days. in a statement constandt thanked her supporters. her case is the only one that's led to criminal charges. cosby maintains his innocence. kenneth craig, cbs news, pennsylvania. lted her... spoke to kpix five's andria borba earlier tonight. 5 i was >> a north bay woman that also says cosby drugged and sexually assaulted here spoke to our andrea borba earlier tonight. >> i was disappointed, but i wasn't surprised today. >> reporter: this morning as a pennsylvania drug declared a mistrial in the bill cosby sexual assault case, janice baker kenny who says cosby drugged and raped her in the 60s, woke up to a flurry of text messages. >> i initially felt i'd be okay either way with whatever came back, and i am relieved that at least it was a hung jury and not an innocent verdict, but i was really surprised that it hit me the way it did, that it made me sad and angry at the same time, and a few tears were shed. >> reporter: after 50 hou

cosby they went to him and said can you give us a statement. they were reading portion oz that have because cosby says he will not testify. it includs his admission that he gave, he said it was benadryl. the deposition where he mentioned that. >> yes. >> statement that he gave to police, you have a deposition, it seems to be different. >> so steve, they will have to sort that out for the jury. here's steve. >> well, i love ken rottweiler to your question, would he have cosby testify? he said yes because it looks like they are losing. that is last minute decision. that is you why see defendants who take the stand, do it last , but we have week one, prosecution case winding down. even if bill cosby does not testify jury again heard some answers from him to all this through his deposition in the civil lawsuit with andrea constand and also answers to a police office shore testified what cosby told detectives first investigating her claims a year after the incident in 2005. cosby admitted in those interviews to giving drugs to constand and other wou

more importantly cosby and constand just wait. i want to bring in "action news" reporter vernon odom also here. vernon even if we have read every word of testimony and even if we have read ever word of that deposition from ten years ago you are in a position to tell us something we don't know, and that is because you have been in this courtroom throughout the trial. what does it feel like inside of the courtroom? what is the tension level? is it palpable? >> the tension level jim is very high. it has been high ever since andrea constand came to the witness stand last week that was a week ago tuesday. the jury made several requests today including asking to hear testimony from the constand -- detective rather that first interviewed constand about the alleged assault back in '04 after she returned to canada. the jury returned but first asked judge o'neil for a red back of key portions of bill cosby's sworn testimony from a decade ago followed by a lawsuit filed by andrea constand. >> constand testifies that cosby drugged and assault

. >> keisha knight pulliam and cosby a show of support on day one of the bill cosby sexual assault trial, why rudy was there and where is camille, cosby's wife, and who is exactly kelly johnson. >>> and what police are saying about this video, appear to show teens attacking a man with disabilities. >>> he pull is it to right field, it is, off the top of the wall, i think it is a home run run but umpires have not signalled. now they do. >> listen to this, i will not make this up, the phillies made history last night. >> what? >> what the odubel is going on here, he busted out, just days after talks of sending him to triple a. >> odubel herrera does something at the plate that has never been done before. >> win? >> just kidding. >> the phillies, the phillies, won a game. >> yes. >> three in a row. >> yes. >> and i have the reason why. >> okay. >> later on in the show. >> okay. >> it is june 6th, 6/6/2017. >> it is 6:00 o'clock. poles just opened in new jersey. >> stand back everybody, get back, get back. >> everybody stay calm, you will all get into vote. oh, wait. >> it is primary electio

>> cosby's supporters speak out on the steps of the courthouse as cosby himself calls for calm. you'll hear from the comedian, coming up. >>> take a live look outside right now. we are tracking some fog this morning and scattered showers throughout the day. the big question, will those showers linger into our father's day? we've got the details in moments in the first alert neighborhood forecast. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >>> good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. thanks for being with us. i'm rosemary connors. 5:30 right now on this saturday. you can see that fog behind me. that's what we're watching at the moment. meteorologist krystal klei is keeping track of it for us. she has the most accurate forecast in the region. krystal, fill us in. >> yeah, rosemary. that's the issue this morning. we've got some fog out there. it's already humid. in fact, we just talked about it, we can feel the humidity inside the building, not a good

bill cosby came into the courtroom. high-profile defense attorney wasted no time in pointing out what she called insistsies in constand's statements. all of this in an attempt to chip away at her and she directed the attention of constand's phone to friends and familyduring the very time you cious you were on the multiple . inconsistencies. ey did was tr remind the jury that constand met with cosby before. and that she told him she was not interested in anything further. >> reporter: and bill cosby because of these allegations if convicted he could face up to 30 years behind bars and he does turn 80 next month. reporting live jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> our coverage continues at 6abc.com/cosby trial. there you can find all the latest updates on the proceedings and a collection of videos from the cou ongoing social media updates from the "action news" team. in other news a major development in the case of an e deadly crash. "action news" learn that brandon bostian will be represented by perry and mh are re

cosby has been saying the entire time. that he is not guilty of these charges that they tried to bring about. >> as jury deliberations continues stay with "action news" for the latest developments of the bill cosby trial in montgomery county. we'll bring you the verdict or whatever happens in the courtroom as soon as it happens on "action news" an and online at 6abc.com. >>> in london police say the death toll that happened at an apartment complex there has increased to 17 people and they expect more. dogs will be used to search the rubble once it's secure. experts say that the blaze was highly unusual because of the speed in which flamed engulfed the tower. >>> we are learning more about the gunman in that deadly shooting at an ups facility in san francisco. that 38-year-old jimmy lamb who opened fire and killed three co-workers and then turned the gun on himself and filed grievances for working overtime and asked to be relieved of working extra hours and specifically other drivers, two others were wounded during the atta

cosby 16 hours. how are you feeling? >> mr. cosby -- >> hey, hey, hey. >> as one woman advocate circle the montgomery county courthouse in a box truck tuesday night, with music blaring and a message for bill cosby, the 79-year-old comedian spokesman was holding court outside with the media. >> he is, you know, being bill cosby. >> reporter: andrew wyatt spoke as jurors passed the hour 13 mark of deliberations and forged ahead into the night trying to determine cosby's fate on charges of aggravated indecent assault. >> just taking it in this moment, um, believing that these jurors are looking through the facts, seeing the truth. >> reporter: well over 100 members of the media and on lookers stood poised all day inside and outside the courthouse. as the jury diligently went about its business cosby and his attorneys were cooped up in a room waiting patiently for jur jurors to make a decision appearing confident. >> this is the place where the truth happens. this is the place where impartiality is supposed to be. >> reporter: acco

the judge is expected to decide if the mother of a cosby accuser can testify. the woman's daughter was on the stand yesterday. as for cosby his former tv daughter keisha knight pulliam is by his side and cameras from around the world are staked out at the courthouse. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live for us now at that courthouse in norristown. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. day one of the trial including opening statements in the prosecution's first witness, a top cosby accuser as prosecutors try to establish that cosby had a pattern of predatory behavior. on the first day of the bill cosby trial in norristown, the entertainer arrived to court with a member of his former tv family from the cosby show, keisha knight pulliam who played rudy huxtable was by his side to show her support. >> this is not the ma and man that i've ever seen, that i've ever known, how he's ever shown up for me so at this point in time i feel, you know, i can onlyily go based on the interactions i've had with him. >> reporter: cosby is charged with

the cosby team was quick to respond. >> i think the d.a. is saying he has to retry, why is he costing these citizens millions of dollars. >> reporter: bruce castor saying he is disappointed that the effort resulted in failure saying back in 2005 he did not pursue charges because of insufficient evidence adding misconstan was probably the victim of a sexual assault, probably did not win criminal charges. the accusers many who have civil suits against cosby spoke out, several sat through the trial. >> it's too early to celebrate, mr. cosby, round two may be just around the corner. >> reporter: outside the courthouse, his loyal supporters were there, late today montgomery county residents gave their thought including their opinion footing the bill for another trial. >> no. >> reporter: we don't know if he remains inside his estate. earlier his spokesperson said he does look forward to going home with his wife and spending father's day with his daughters and enjoying this movement. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> our website has mor

the cosby sometimes adding to the frenzy. >> hey, hey, hey. >> hey, hey, hey. >> that was cosby saying hey, hey, hey. if you watched the cartoon you know that's the famous line from the show fat albert. he did that as he left the montgomery county courthouse last night. a crowd of media and spectators shouted back as he walked by. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes has been following all the deliberations for us this week. jeanette those jurors may be tired but they'll be back this morning. >> reporter: that's right, tam. as you can see there cosby at times looked care free other times a bit wary but the jury who as you mentioned is exhausted will be arriving to begin the 17th hour of deliberations asking a lot of questions and they seem to be focusing in on bill cosby's decade old deposition testimony. tensions rose inside of the montgomery county courthouse every time parties were summoned. each time the jury had a question. >> what's the feeling in the room? >> calm relaxed feelingism the a total of four times cosby was led into courtroom a the jury needed context from the 2005 d

cosby jury is deadlocked. they have not been able to reach a verdict as deliberations continue through a fourth day. >> i think there is one or two people, my guess that have their heels dug in so to speak and no the in agreement with the other ten people in the room. >> he is a defense attorney not associated with the cosby case and it's up to the judge on howl to press the jury from pittsburgh to reach a verdict. >> it's subjective it's up to judge o'neil to make the decision i can't see him go past tomorrow. they are deliberating for approximately a week and that should be enough time to make a decision. >> she sits in on many criminal cases, she agrees to push the jury for a unanimous decision. judges have a lot of discretion. eventually the judge uses the common sense and will decide. how to proceed. >> you see it going into next week. i don't see him torturing them like that. i think that would be a bit much. >> the legal experts we talked to said that often juries will reach a verdict even after coming

outside courtroom cosby was animated. our camera caught him react to go an order by sheriff's deputy to report tours turn off their phone. his wife camille has not been seen in court cosby continues to be support by his high profile friend including civil rights activist mary francis berry. >> i'm a friend. i have known him a long time. he has been involved in all kind of good causes and he has supported me. >> jurors also heard from andrea constand's mother, she recounted a phone conversation with cosby where she demand todd know what kind of pills he allegedly gave her daughter for now we are live outside montgomery county courthouse i'm trang do for cbs-3 "eyewitness news", jim and rahel back to you. >> thanks, trang do. >>> former fbi director james comey will be on capitol hill giving his highly anticipated testimony to the senate intelligence committee. committee released comey's opening statement yesterday and in it comey says president trump asked him to let go of the michael flynn investigation. you can watch com

camille cosby bill cosby's wife who he on interviews has not been present during any of the pre-trials no. we didn't see any of his family with him todaye goes on this trial. >> all right. thank you very much, chris o'connell live there in norristown. deliberating tomorrow in bucks county in lee kaplan trial of the jurors got the case tayly ax girls in his feasterville home. oldest is now 18. prosecutors say the youngest h n year old at the time then say the 52 year old fathered two chil girls. prosecutors say they're parents gived the oldest girl to kaplan because he financially. the girls parents are awaiting sentencing on child endanger many. >>> now cops are right his son and he helped him escape. so tonight police arrested the father of fugitive wanted in bucks county they caught up with daniel sel today. that's his son daniel selby, jr. on the loose still. they arrested junio wrant last . somehow he broke free this ankle shackles took off. neighbors in the warrington and chalfont area ended up sheltering in place but this mo. >>> skyfox capturing quite the site a river runs throu

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if convicted, cosby could face prison time. william brangham has the story. >> brangham: this case dates back to 2004 when cosby is alleged to have assaulted andrea constand, who was then an employee at temple university's basketball program. prosecutors say cosby drugged and assaulted her at his home. cosby has said he had a consensual, extrmarital relationship with her, and has denied all the allegations of assault by numerous other women. cosby, who starred as a father and family man in his popular '80's sitcom, arrived at court today with actress keisha knight pulliam, who played his daughter on 'the cosby show' mary-claire dale of the associated press has long been covering these charges. she filed the motion that unsealed an older deposition cosby gave in a civil suit that's a key piece of evidence in this trial. she joins me now from outside the courthouse in norristown, pennsylvania. maryclaire, thank you very much for being here. uh wonder if you could tell us, first off, from the prosecution's stance in opening statem