good evening i'm jessica dean. i'm natasha brown. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden has been tracking details of this trial from the very beginning, and joins us live from norristown, joe, what can you tell us about what is happening at this hour >> reporter: lets get you up to speed right now, the judge, and defense and prosecution are all in chambers right now, court is telling cbs-3 "eyewitness news" it is not clear what is going on. there has been no official e-mails blast that we have become accustomed to indicating that the jury has a question or if there is some other development, however, outside here right now, wild speculation, continues, on about what this jury might be up to. bill cosby's accusers begin to size up the possibility that this jury might hang. >> just very tired, you know, i feel emotionally drained by it all. >> reporter: victoria valentino said cosby drugged and assaulted her decade ago they never resulted in charges

>> he is -- >> that is is what holding them up. >> i think there is somebody, perhaps that just doesn't want to see this celebrity go down. >> reporter: jury late thursday morning announced it had dead locked on all three aggravated indecent assault charges. cosby's team shot out of the courthouse to commend the jury , and backtrack on claims it was an all out victory for them. >> when golden state warriors beat cavilers, it is a win. a win is a win. >> reporter: mood in the courtroom was anxious, judge told jury to keep working. jurors have now been away from their homes in allegheny county since last sunday with limited contact with family, meanwhile accusers and their lawyers are not convinced that the jury cannot come up with a resolution. >> we will await, their decision, ultimately there will be one. i think mr. cosby's claim of victory was premature. >> this is not a visitation of anybody or not the end, it is not over until it is over and it is not over just yet.

>> reporter: at this point right now, no indication of any sudden development here, at the courthouse with the exception of the key parties in this case, except for jury meeting right now in the judge 's chambers. of course, we have you covered here, we are keeping an eye, on the courtroom for any developments, my collogue greg argos is with me as well, keep it here for latest on this trial as we continue to watch, jury deliberations, unfold, after earlier today, they announced that they were dead locked. reporting live outside montgomery county courthouse in norristown, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> "eyewitness news" will continue to monitor all of the latest developments in that trial as soon as the jury reaches its decision we will have it on air and cbs philly .com. philadelphia district attorney seth williams head to federal court on monday for jury selection in his federal corruption trial. prosecutors claimed that williams accepted bribes from two businessmen to help friend of their charged with crimes.

fifty year-old two term demies accused of using money from a political action committee for his own personal use. williams has denied any wrongdoing. authorities tonight say that they are examining a cell phone, computer and camera found inside of a van where james hodgkinson lived. he is at alleged gunman who opened fire yesterday on congressional republicans, at a baseball practice. house majority whip steve scalise of louisiana remains in critical condition. scalise was fielding balls at second base when he was shot in the hip. he is already underwent three surgeries. president trump and first lady visited scalise last night. >> i visited steve and his family at the hospital last night. i reassured them that the entire country is pulling for them, praying for them and that we are here for them every single step of the way. >> scalise was among four people shot, yesterday. tonight, meantime lawmakers

will come together for their charity baseball game and it is carrying extra significance this year in light of the yesterday's very tragic events our alexandria movies live at nationals park in washington d.c., that is where the game will get underway in about an hour or so,alex. lawmakers learned that this game would be played here at nationals park. it will be a competitive game, no doubt about that. but one with an air of resilience and even unity. republican and democratic representatives will face off as they have since 1909, times of war, great depression led to some years being missed but despite gunfire unlesion g.o.p. team players at an early morning practice yesterday, this rare showcase of partisan politicians competing without usual politics will take place as scheduled. >> shot at steve scalise, he hit steve scalise.

>> reporter: just as democrats poised their own practice to pray for five injured in the alexandria shooting we are told further unity will be displayed tonight as legislators watching as spectators plan to do so while seated next to representatives of their opposing party. >> we watched the news and one person got hurt. >> reporter: also in attendance will be eight year-old max schill of williamstown, new jersey. when he heard about the shooting he decided to pause his lobbying and instead threw up some get well soon card to the players. were you able to deliver them today. >> yes. >> reporter: what do you think of going to this game tonight. >> i'm really excited. >> reporter: he speaks for all of us. as usual proceed from tonight 's game will go to charity and what did you know this whole tradition of the congressional baseball game started in 1909 with a pro baseball player turned pennsylvania congressman, i will have more on that tonight at 10 and 11:00. for now report looking nationals park in washington d.c. alexandria hoff for cbs-3

"eyewitness news". >> thank you. the pilot of the blimp flying over the u.s. open was seriously injured after the aircraft, crashed this afternoon. eyewitnesses say that blimp went down quickly and the crash was followed by several explosions. it was advertising above the tournament at aaron hills golf course in business conn sin. pilot was only person on board , he was reportedly ejected and treated for serious injuries including burns. police are investigating a crash that damage part of the haven memorial park cemetery in chester township delaware county. that happened before 11:30. chopper three over that scene as official as zested damage, it is unclear if anyone was hurt. also, philadelphia police are asking for the public's help in identifying the suspect in the assault and robbery of an elderly woman. as seen in this surveillance video, the eight two-year old woman was followed near corner of battersby street and tyson avenue in mayfair this was june 1. unknown female suspect grabbed the victim's purse and threw

her to the ground. police say victim injured her elbow in this assault. if you have any information please cat police right away. also police are hoping to identify these flimflam artist whose defrauded a, cashier out of $700. two men were caught on surveillance at the deli on the 200 block of mcclellan street. police say one suspect bought a soda with a hundred dollars bill and confused cashier asking to exchange small and large bills. call police if you have any information about this case. this time of the year is the best time to enjoy outdoors, but it is also most buggy time. health officials say play a big part in winning battle against bugs and "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan shows us how. >> reporter: when it comes fighting off those flying biting machines otherwise known as mosquitoes battle ground is under water. last year camden county distributed more than 200,000 fat head minute owes throughout south jersey as eco friendly method of mosquito

control. >> instead of using pesticide in those pools of standing water we used the fish. >> reporter: controlling mosquito population is crucial to prevending spread of disease like west nile and zika which is not known to infect mosquitoes in our region but has been spreading from countries closer to the equator into the u.s. >> it hasn't gotten there yet. we are just beginning the season as far as i know but it is always a real possibility. it can happen. >> reporter: mosquito control is everyone's responsibility from eliminating breeding ground by dumping out rainwater to protecting yourself with bug spray and reporting areas like abandon pools. camden county launch on line reporting tool last summer and officials say it was useful at dispatching mosquitoes spot ters or fat head minute owes. school of fish may look tiny and cute but mosquitoes, it is their war nightmare. >> mosquitoes bleed in water. they eat larvae. >> reporter: mosquitoes aren't only disease carrying insects.

cdc oncer of the severe season for tic born disease these year. camden county has one confirmed case of the brain attacking virus and getting 10 reports of lyme disease. >> we're early stages now but by july and august the numbers will increase. >> health officials say enjoy outdoors responsibly and report problems, immediately. cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". plans to live even up sea isle city entertainment scene hit a roadblock. >> city council has voted down a proposal to extend outdoor music and dining hours on the boardwalk. some residents complained to lawmakers that it is already noisy enough original cut off time at 9:00 p.m. business community support that had proposal believing it could help draw more customers to sea isle city in the month of april. stay with us, still to come tonight on "eyewitness news" a business plan born out of struggles. >> i didn't have a car, i live in a one bedroom apartment, so that is how i was raised and i

did the best i could. >> well now this local mother is back on her feet, in a very big way and helping others in the process. the way she's now changing lives and what makes it so unique is up next. we may have seen the movie but now philadelphia is officially a national treasure who is giving our city the high praise and why, lauren. great looking and great feeling day at the shore but unfortunately all that will change because of a stalled front as we head into your fathers day weekend. we will have details on storm iness and steaminess coming up. mini camp officially closed, now what? find out what the eagles are looking forward to before football comes back with full force, later in sports.

a delaware county mom found a way to help people with certain illnesses maintain healthy weight. >> as cherri gregg from kyw news radio tells us tonight

she first appeals to her plans eyes before taste budd. >> colleen loves to cook. >> this is meat loaf with mashed potatoes and baby peas. this one here is pork chop with green beans and moshed potatoes. >> reporter: what you sianni smell in this case is actually what you get. >> it is good. >> reporter: for most part. >> no chewing. >> reporter: she's founder of the elite puree meals, instead of the lumps of pure meats and vegetables she took took it and mold to it resemble real thing. >> eat with your eyes and when people see that it is peas look like peas and carrots look like car on the and meat looks like meat they are more apt to eat. >> reporter: she paid seven to 10 bucks per frozen package meal, which can be heated up in minutes. >> it looks beautiful on the play. >> reporter: devastate by divorce she started her business three years ago working as a home health aid. >> i didn't have a car, i lived in a one bedroom

apartment, i had a child to raise. >> reporter: she got a business degree from delaware county community college while serving clients who refused to eat, watching them regain their health. >> i could not find food to eat without a milk shake. >> reporter: her food options were limited because of thyroid issue but she loved the look and taste of these meals especially. >> the stake because you cannot eat stake when you cannot chew or swallow. >> reporter: it is now growing , winning award after award, even money, for this innovative idea that transforms lives, through good looking food. >> that is what it is all about, it business quality of life. >> reporter: that and the good feeling that comes when doing something you love, brings joy >> awesome. >> reporter: cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". you already know philadelphia has a rich history, dating all the way back to the founding fathers. >> well now city has a new distinction, national treasure , actually national truck, historic preservation gave designation to

philadelphia's historic neighborhood. the organization, says that it is signifying a long term commitment to explore preservation tools, with city leaders and developers that encourages, growth without actually compromising each neighborhood authentic character. also tonight, at 11:00 o'clock taste with tori takes to us montgomery county. >> she will visit a business that started with a birthday wish, tori introduces us to the husband and wife team with a story to tell. long journal that i they traveled before opening up the pie and plate cafe in ambler, and don't miss how the town's play a role in the sweets, all coming up tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. now is good time to remind thaw summer fest takes to us ambler this week. our pat gallen will be live there tomorrow morning and vittoria, and i will be live on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. we will showcase everything ambler has to offer and its history, it is all happening tomorrow, right here on "eyewitness news". >> all right. for all important weather

forecast. >> yes. >> we will be out there all day and night. >> we will watch out for passing thunderstorms, so i will keep my eye on that radar as we all should. stay tune to the weather forecast this weekend because we will see more unsettled weather pattern develop but right now, very settled. getting a live look at center city philadelphia, blue skies, and sunshine, temperatures feel great, 79 degrees, no heat index feels like 79 degrees, southeasterly wind at 12, nice breeze, what a nice break from that extreme heat earlier in the week at 78 . seventy-two atlantic city. warmer in allentown. still feeling good with the low humidity in allentown. eighty-two. dew points down in the 50's. dew points fallen off in the 40's in philadelphia. that means air is so nice, dry , and comfortable, and that is how we will keep it through evening hours before we head into tomorrow. that steam factor will return especially by tomorrow evening comfort indexings up even

further in the oppressive range as we head into saturday and sunday as well with dew point as approaching near 70 degrees. overnight tonight not too bad mostly cloudy still in the cool side dropping down to 64. we will see isolated showers developing especially east of i-95. for our friday passing thunderstorms possible in the morning and then again in the afternoon more humid with a high of 82 degrees. storm scan three showing us quiet conditions right new we have a frontal boundary up wind, line of storms looking potent but models will say that will not build in as that front will slow on down and stall out as we head in the next several days. for tomorrow that chance of the passing thunderstorms and this weekend spotty showers, thunderstorms be sure to have that backup plan for outdoor plans. monday we will see strong cold front come through and clear everything out but before that happens it will be most ago i have day with period of heavy rain and potential for strong thunderstorms. so with all this storm

activity in the forecast, lets check on our lightening facts lightening, temperature, 50,000 degrees, five times hotter then surface of the sun hey guys, 79 percent of lightening strikes fatalities are men, that is a lot. as you can hear, as we head in the next couple days if you hear that thunder, you want to go indoors. this is not because of golfers , the highest incident we will see is with fishing, secondary the beach, and third is camping so protect yourself and your family members on fathers day, hot forecast up to 90 degrees, steamy hit or miss thunderstorms we will see breaks of sunshine but trend for more cloud cover over next several days. most active day on monday. 85 degrees. humid conditions before all that breaks as we start to clear out as we head into tuesday and mid week next week looking and feeling quite nice >> um-hmm. >> very nice. >> yes. >> thanks very much. >> those lightening strikes.

>> i know. >> yes. >> fun fact of the day. >> yes. >> it is mind blowing. >> out on the golf course. >> you know what to do. >> don't be fishing. >> likely the case. >> eagles receivers are flying west, find out where and y. plus top prospect joins familiar faces, as sixers prep for next weeks nba draft, sports up

don joining us now and it is getting into the summer. >> football player's work is never done. >> no. >> when it gets hot they go outside, and they hit each other. >> that is right. >> exactly right. >> summation of the entire event. >> yes. >> do it somewhere else. >> sort of. >> summer is almost here and for football players that means exotic trips to far away places, like florence, fiji and fargo.

carson wentz will host eagles receivers and tightened for passing camp. next stop, north dakota. wentz and bird wrapping up final day of the mini camp their last taste of organized football until training camp starts in five weeks. for those not going to fargo, we have other plans. >> it is a nice disney world. i will enjoy that with my girl friend. so just go out there and be a big kid. i have never been out there i will be a big kid for about maybe five or six days and then, as soon as i get back home, and back to training and getting ready foresees on. >> five or six days at disney. over last three years most exciting basketball city has been seen has been served up byville know of, they have 100 wins on that time. sixers have just 56. the two programs, colliding today, jay wright in camden to watch former nova scars josh h art and malik monk was there as well, he is a real

contender for sixers who has third overall pick in next thursday's nba draft. >> i think difficult a pretty good job. i feel comfortable with whatever they put me through. nailed down a couple shots. i was able to, do all of the things. >> i wish i knew where i was going, but, i mean, the goal just to get in the nba right now. no matter what you hear or anything like that, it doesn't matter if you are top 10 pick, top 30 pick, top 40 whatever it is, you want to hear your name called and that is what i want. >> hopefully he does. on to baseball phillies who eight in a row but last night, they had something to laugh b first base man tommy joseph, graceful like a giselle. that slide though. his teammates are like really, what is happening. >> yes. >> what is this. >> that looks like me trying to slide. >> yes. >> just sit down. >> phillies lose to the red sox last night, tonight they

will play tonight. >> we will see how that goes. >> don, thanks. when we come right back walking in a winterwonder land in june, you can even bring your shovels. where you will fine little taste of winter right now and why.

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winter wonderland right in the middle of summer that features a sledding hill and indoor play area, filled with that manmade snow. a lot of fun but is there a lesson here zoo's goal to teach young people about animals coping with the snow and cold. >> we hear about what polar bears do what penguins do, snow leopards do and opportunity to see the real thing out in the zoo, and, take the knowledge you have gained here at winter and appreciate how amazing these animals are. >> the winter exhibit opens to the public saturday and runs through august 20th, so good place to cool down in the summertime. >> very pretty. thanks for watching us at 6:00 tonight "eyewitness news" returns at 10 on the cw philly and we are back at 11:00 here on cbs-3. >> up next, "cbs evening news" from new york here's scott pelley.

captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: more surgery for scalise. >> he's in some trouble. >> pelley: dr. jon lapook has the latest on the condition of the critically wounded congressman. also tonight, the president under investigation for possible obstruction of justice. he calls it the greatest witch-hunt in american political history. the vice president hires a lawyer. the judge tells the deadlocked cosby jury to keep going. >> this deadlock shows the not guilty that mr. cosby has been saying the entire time. >> this is not a vindication of anybody. it's not over until it's over. and it's not over yet. >> pelley: and democrats and republicans face off on the ballfield. >> throughout the whole game, we will all