>> now at noon waiting for a verdicts, the cosby trial, jury deliberating for a second day. they're re-examining cosby's own words to help come to a decision. good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> presented at philadelphia international airport from 2005 deposition, our joe holden at the montgomery county courthouse in norristown, joe, good afternoon. what can you tell us? >> well, rahel, good afternoon. let's bring to up speed. so far the jury has had two questions, one last night directly linking to the evidence about those pills, and the second question just red at 11:30 this morning ago

ask the to define without her knowledge. now, the judge could not make a definition on that, he said he could re-read the charging instructions on the thirds counseled every indecent sexual assault that goes to basically consent. the jury passed on that. and left without further explanation. what is happening behind me is bill cosby's publicist just giving a news conference, attempt to go derail some of the claims made from the witness stand saying that bill cosby has received unfair trial, but we have to footnote all of this in saying really nothing that is happening out here matters, the only thing that matters right now is what is going on inside conference room at the montgomery county courthouse. after 12 hours of rest the jury back at it continuing deliberations in the trial of bill cosby. the 12 member panel of seven men, five women, could deliver a guilty verdict, that would land the actor and comedian in jail for the rest of his life. jurors asked the judge to

re-read testimony from a 2005 deposition, where cosby acknowledged a sexual encounter where he says he gave andrea constand three pills. he called them her friends and said they would help her relax. he said they were benadryl. constand, a woman cosby had been mentoring, told markedly different story explaining cosby a periods with the three pills and she says he described them as herbal or natural. she testified she became incapacitated and claimed when she regained consciousness, cosby was performing a sex act on her. cosby's defense team has hammered at constand's version of the 2004 night, pouncing on inconsistency with dates and recommendations. the prosecution has written that off telling jurors those inconsistencies were minor. legal expert have said the trial boiles down to the question of con send. under the influence andrea constand being able consent to sexual activity, prosecutors say no, but cosby's team says

that night was the thirds romantic encounter that the two had shared, and say constand was a willing participant. >> once again this entire trial, the matter against bill cosby, and the commonwealth of pennsylvania, boiles down to that element of consent. the jury just now crossing the five-hour mark in its deliberations, they've had two questions, and one request of the judge, of course, it is a busy afternoon here at the montgomery county courthouse, you're going to want to keep it with cbs-3 "eyewitness news" for all of the latest lots to talk about of course a lot going on and we have you covered. reporting live outside the courthouse in norristown, i'm joe holden, cbs-3 "eyewitness news," rahel? >> joe, thank you. again, cbs-3 standing by for verdict as soon as the jury reaches a decision in the cosby case, we'll bring it to you on tv and on cbsphilly.com. record breaking heat is on the way today. and the hot day means a half day for many local student. there are several early dismissals because of the excessive heat. the philadelphia school

district just closed minutes ago at noon. all after school activities are canceled. camden city school district will dismiss at 1:00. after school activities there also canceled and hamilton township school district is having a one session day. meteorologist, katie fehlinger tracking record breaking heat. how hot do you think it will get today? >> few more degrees up our sleeves here for the rest of the afternoon here, rahel. already as of 11:00 a.m. we had cracked 09 degrees at philadelphia international airport, so the he is definitely palpable. as is the humidity. that's the other xfactor, the other weather variable in has to come into play here today. so definitely steamier with the actual air temperature, not to mention the dew points, climbing on us. we take quick peak at storm scan3. you won't find any stormy weather. totally clear. couple of scattered clouds out there. but it is hot. these are your all air temperatures, 92 at the airport, so right on case to hit a record breaking value. now, the call that we've made as the eyewitness weather team is 96 for the day. and you can understand why.

there is heat advisory that just went into effect in the last four minutes. and it is not specific to the entire region, but the urban corridor absolutely up and down i59, and the flanked counties, that's where you will see the worse that far oppressive heat. and it will last us up until 7:00 p.m. the advisory that s but again, record heat projected. ninety-six is the call for today. that would break the record of 95 last set in 1956. so of course the question s. when does this wrap up? in short, that wraps up by tomorrow, rahel, but there is quite a pattern change that awaits us, we will talk about that later in the show. >> kate, see you soon, thank you. after brief stand-off with police, the husband of murder south jersey radio host under arrest and facing weapons charges. over ocean hearts avenue egg harbor township, the atlantic i am county prosecutor say when raided the business and home of doctor james kauffman, he displayed a handgun. later surrendered with the assistance of police negotiator. april kauffman found shot to death in her lynnewood home in 2012. no one has been charged with her murder.

eighteen penn state fraternity brother wait fog finds out if they'll stands trial in connection with the death of a fraternity pledge. yesterday prosecutors show chilling surveillance video of 19 year old timothy piazza appearing unconscious as members of the beta theta pi frat sat on him and poured liquid on his body. piazza seen attempt to go stands several times but then collapsing. >> video shows a barbarick death, young man who was struggling, who was sick, who was ill, who was in pain. >> videotape was simply stated too painful for the piazza's to watch. >> piazza died after falling down the steps at the beta theta pi house in february following a night of heavy drinking, officials say 911 wasn't called until nearly 12 hours later. university has permanently banned the fraternity. >> this new, attorney jeff sessions preparing to face the senate committee investigating russia meddling in the 2016 election, testimony comes as president trump is reportedly considering firing the special council who recently took over the fbi investigation on the

issue. correspondent on capitol hill with the details. >> lawmakers expected to ask attorney general, jeff sessions, whether president trump is considering firing the special council. last month, robert muller took over the f.b.i fbi's investigatn into russian meddling in the 2016 election. >> i can't think of worse move for the president at this time. >> i think the best thing to do, let robert malodor his job, the best vindication let this investigation go on independently and thoroughly. >> mr. trump's friend, media mogel, raised possibility on the pbs news hour. >> i think he is considering perhaps terminating the special council. >> deputy attorney general, rod rosen stein, tried to make sessions pass easier. >> in president trump orders you to fire the special council, what would you do? >> senator, i'm not going to follow any orders unless i believe those are lawful and appropriate orders. under the regulation, special council muller may be fired own for good cause. >> sessions asked that today's

hearing be public, and his former senate colleagues are prepared for the possibility that he won't answer all of their questions, saying had i conversations with the president are private. senators want to know what role sessions played in the firing of fbi director james comey. sessions had recused himself in the russia investigation, but president trump said sessions recommended comey's dismissal. sessions recused himself after admitting he had not disclosed two meetings with the russian ambassador in 2016. today he's expected to strongly deny any suggestions there was a third meeting. on capitol hill, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." and reminder cbs news will carry the testimony of attorney general jeff significance cents leaf this afternoon, coverage set to beginning at 2:30, you can watch it right here on cbs-3. >> t-shirt worn by the president's youngest son proving to be popular for one clothing retailer. barron trump arrived at the white house with his parent wearing this shirt with the expression the expert across

it, sold by j crew for under $30, and the shirt now sold out according to the retailer. >> coming up on cs3 "eyewitness news," starbucks teams up with one of the worlds' biggest celebrities and in the process creates some pretty colorful drinks. which stars behind the new collection, and where the money is going. >> and, lighting the way, only two mid size suv's received good rating for their headlights, the result of a ne

>> lazy gaga has her own drinks selection at starbucks, partnering with the singer born this way foundation to promote, the cups every kindness collection features four size drinks all hand picks, the company will donate 25 sent from each drink sales to the foundation, the promotion begins today and ends june 19. a new report finds that headlights on mid size sv's are getting better but still progress to be made. insurance institute for highway safety recently tested 37suv's, the volvo xc60 and hyundai sante fe received highest headlight ratings while the forwards forward explorer jeep wrangler scored among the lowest, headlights aren't at the top of the list, experts have some tips. >> to get that best visibility, we're really encouraging people, even in the poorer performing vehicles, to use their high beams as much as they can. >> the report says that many car makers are making improvements to their lives for future models. slow is good news there. and the power of mother nature still ahead on "eyewitness news," apparent

tornado rips apart a barn in a matter of seconds. what part of the country was rock by this dangerous weather, meisha? >> can't predict when adversity will come upon our lives, nor determine when we will be called by someone else. in today's love it meeting few heroes in the right place at exactly the right time. that's coming up. katie? >> meisha after what had been such fantastic weekends past, we're locking ahead to granted another temperature rebound, so some warmth, but that unsettled pattern is scheduled to return. so clouds, some showers, if not a rumble every thunder expected, both weekend days. those those aren't the only days that feature wet weather. we will walk you through the entire forecast right after the break.

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>> apparent twitter rips apart a barn, as we can see here, all caught on video, tornado temped down near the february rays can boards err yesterday. matter of second. you see pieces of the barn spiral through the air. no word this afternoon on any injuries. back here at home, not necessarily talking about a twitter. >> no. >> looks like the heat is sticking around. >> certainly, that's the severe kind of part of the forecast, you know, really just going to be oppressive out there the rest of the afternoon, very, very steamy already. so anybody, i mean, hats off to the landscapers, postal workers, the ppa, anybody that has to be out, yes, it is part of the job. yes, take care of yourself for sure. but looks as though there is some relief on the way at least as you look forward in the next couple of daysment expect to go see specifically tomorrow, already, those temperatures get scaled back, at least, and they're actually cooler than average to wrap up the week. so this pattern change is taking place courtesy of what we call back door cold front. only reason we call it that because it is coming from location that's a little atypical from the northeast, as opposed to from the west,

as they typically do. but, we will take you outside. show you what's happening. right now i'm not shock by. >> this take a look, live shot, you know, funny, because i called for this camera before we went on the air, what, half hour ago, i said let's just take the fountain shot here at logan square. and sure enough it looks like day camp or something, maybe soccer team. >> hallahan. >> that's right, floor director di, that's right, that's right, the tradition of the hallahan kids jumping in the fountain. man, this was meant to be. i love it. well it looks like they're having a blast, what better day for it, right? so hot out there already, we hit 90. as of 11:00 a.m., they're having a blast, i just want to walk down there and jump in them after the news show, just walking or sitting distance from the program. yes, it is hot obviously. and so far, for the month of june, where you have three days including today, now, sin we've already hit 90, we through that in the mix, three days this month so far at zero

nine or above. in may we had three. season so far obviously doing the math, had six. average is 23 days that hit at least 09 degrees, so on our way at least. now, there is also an air quality alert we have to mention here, good portion of the delaware valley is included in this. that does mean it is unhealthy for you to be out in this for very long, if you fall into the sensitive category, any lung disease, or asthma, or if you're, you know, little kids or the elderly respect just not great to be out in this kind of heat for very long. so please take it easy out there. looking at storm scan, couple of showers, thunderstorms have gun to pop here, back through part of the midwest. we, how much, as i mention at the desk, will see front drop in here t really is not looking to me like it will produce much, perhaps you see spotty shower, thunderstorm late today, tonight, maybe even as light as early tomorrow morning. but that's it. the big legacy that front leaves behind is the temperature drop. now, we're switching gears and talking about really cool event going on later on tonight. it has been hell off multiple times. but there is rocket launch going on at wawa island

tonight. as it takes off, there could be some really cool views, in the sky. i'm told that there are about ten different chemical canisters being released once this launches. so between 9:09 and 9:19 tonight, look up to the sky. you might be able to see almost like an artificial, with these loom necessary end clouds that will take shape. cool stuff. i have to set my alarm, because i know we're all asleep by that point. meanwhile outside, at the cove haven in the poconos, i love this shot, if you look real closely looks like the set up for a wedding here, couple of white chairs, some decorations on this scene here, beautiful, great excuse to hit the beach if you are lucky enough to have the afternoon off, close enough, rehoboth certainly is packed right now. it has been every day in recent days here through the course of the weekend. here's how it feels, folks. as we hit high noon, more so toward triple digit territory in dover. you're now scaled back to 98.

you'll holy father nerve that zone through the next couple of hours here. it feels like 98 even in reading, here in the city specifically at the area port, feels like 93. brutal stuff. so please take it easy. but this is last day like it before this pattern really changes. and we turn it on hereby thursday it is less humid, it is very pleasant, we don't break out of the 70s, and that will last us through friday in fact. now saturday and sunday, some more showers, some more thunderstorms start to arrive here. we rebound at least but turn for the worse if you were hoping for more sunshine. i don't think i can promise that right now unfortunately this weekend. >> i have to say quite the forecast, we had the hallahan girls in the fountain, we had somebody setting up for a wedding i. >> i love it. >> something happening all over the place. so today we're meeting nine year old hero. meisha joins us with today's love it. >> good morning, good afternoon. we never know when tragedy will strike and when we'll need the helping hand after hero. in today's love it we're meeting courageous view, at the right place at exactly the right time.

coincidence? you decide. the warm weather opens up schools, causes for the lakes, makes you dream about the ocean but for one young toddler in north carolina that calling was a close call to say the least. on a bright summer day little noah didn't feel like swimming in the community pool. so his mother karen took his floaties off while she fix add bottle for her daughter. when she look up, he was no where to be found n those few moment, he submerged himself into the water and began to drown. his nine year old cousin was walking up to the pool when noah's body began to float. believing he was already dead, but without hesitation, she braved the unknown, got in the pool, and pulled his body out as karen ran outside. >> i got him in my hands, and he was purple. >> then, a man at the pool, complete stranger, carlos rodriguez, offered to help. >> he pulled him on the floor. he just said i'm sorry, i'm so sorry. he's gone. >> but right then, rodriguez's wife melissa also stepped in

immediately giving noah cpr, which to everyone's relief, finally released water out of his mouth. after a long night in the hospital, doctors discharged noah with the good bill of health. >> oh, and his mother says never one, never take your eyes off your kids, two, the next trip to the pool will shall for swim lessons, a former lifeguard myself, that's a good idea. local police department gave the nine year old noah chief coins for their living selves. do you believe more in fate or coincidence? >> i draw the line. >> yes. >> okay, so maybe a little bit of ♪ >> all right. yes. >> all right. so divine intervention, coincidence? i don't know, but what i do know is heroes come in all shapes and sizes and ages. way to step? and do something, if you have any inspirational story ideas please sends them my wave at meisha p johnson, or meisha johnson at cbs-3.

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>> too much story, the jury in the big bill cosby sexual assault trial is still deliberating his nature. second day in norristown, as soon as there is averred we'll bring it to you live right here on cbs-3. you can always get the very latest on cbsphilly.com. >> coming up later today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 the danger most parents don't know about. child drowning hours or days after getting out of the water. health reporter stephanie

stahl explains dry drowning, and the signs parent needs to look out for, that's tonight at 5:00. well, head to your neighborhood news stand, you might see a familiar face. meisha johnson is on the front page of jersey man and philly man. >> what's so neat about it, it gives everyone who maybe doesn't know you a chance to get to know who you are inside. like your heart. as opposed to just kind of doing the traffic, or doing it love it. very, very hon orders, great people over there. >> yes, very nice. >> well done. >> thank you and that's "eyewitness news" at noon. i'm rahel solomon, for meisha, katie, all of us here, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. >> and of course you can view us on line at cbsphilly.com. >> the young and the restless is next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪

>> kevin: that's who your accomplice is? "john doe"? >> dr. harris: i'd have to be a criminal to have an accomplice. i've done nothing more than open up my home to protect the woman that you claim to love. >> kevin: nope. nope, sorry. i'm not buying any of that. there is no way you arranged all this on your own. the fake suicide, the autopsy, the -- the letters sent to billy and me, the transportation... i know you were working with someone. chloe, do you know who his partner is? >> victor: so, did you hear the good news? >> abby: what news? >> victor: i thought your mother would have told you. your grandmother is extending her stay. >> abby: but we already said goodbye. she was on her way back to paris. >> victor: well, something changed her mind. or someone. i think it was you. >> abby: okay, wait. i'm -- i'm confused. um, who told you this? that fellow, graham, he told us after you had left the club.