woman in his montgomery county home. good evening. >> today in court, we heard bill cosby'sing the of what happened that night and what detectives say andrea told them years ago. according to cosby, he never asked for concept and she said didn't say no. as for constand's take, she said she was given pills, unable to speak, and i was parolized. rosemary connors is live in norristown with more on today's testimony in court. >> reporter: this is a case of he said, she said, although, we never heard from bill cosby or andrea constand in person today. instead, it was their previous statements to police picked apart by the prosecution and defense. it's up to a jury to decide whether the once beloved comedian took advantage of the career advice, and it was said

there was a understood sexual relationship and what happened in the night of question was nothing more than an intimate evening between two adults. defense claimed before the incident she was alone with cosby at a casino in connecticut laying in his hotel bed with him. the defense said after the allege assault, they continued to talk by phone and meet in person, and at one point, constand asked cosby for tickets to a show. the prosecution focused on constand's initial report to police, going over in detail telling detectives she was parolized, could not speak, and before she knew it, cosby put her hands up her shirt, down her pants, and placed her hands on him. constand claims before she was income pass at a timed, she was urged to take pills and drink wine to relax. >> the point of this is was that it was intoxicating to her. she was unable to cob concept. you know, that's the crime. that's the charges that we're bound over. we look forward toling this in

court. >> you just heard from the montgomery county district attorney. within the past half hour, we got new reaction from bill cosby's main defense attorney, brian, who said from the beginning of the hearing today that andrea should have. in court because his client had the right to confront her accuser. >> today, the due process rights were violated. we'll ask courts to end this right now and for all time. >> reporter: we do expect andrea constand to testify during the trial. we will continue to follow any updates and bring you all the developments as soon as they happen. live outside of the montgomery county courthouse, nbc 10 news. zblp all right. what's next here once a judge is assigned to the case, a new judge, he or she picks a day to start cosby's trial, usually within a few days, and as bill

cosby's legal team gears up for trial, stay with us and the app for continuing coverage. you can read about what gloria had to said about today's decision and how it could affect her clients. >> we continue to follow breaking news out of center city where a man has died after getting hit by a train on the septa tracks. it happened between the 11th and 13th street stations. here's a live picture from the scene. service on the market frankfurt line is suspended in that area. they are operating busses between 30th street and spring garden in both directions. eights after a deadly hit and run in northeast philadelphia, police say the driver turned himself in. the wife of molina surrounded by family tonight. her husband waiting for a bus when a car crashed into a canopy and took -- the driver took off. the impact of the crash immediately killed the

50-year-old house worker. >> i'm in shock, and it's sad that somebody would hit my husband and just go. >> molina leaves behind his wife and two children. >> a good samaritan's credited with helping a man who suffered an electrical shock in delaware county. officials say it may have started when wind knocked a power line on to a crane truck there. the victim touched the truck and was shocked. a good samaritan kept the man conscious and alert until ems arrived. the man was taken to the hospital, but he is expected to be okay. need help to find the man in these photos, two accused of robbing and roughing up a woman shopping at the gateway shopping center. it happened in the parking lot on the east sweetsford roadside thursday. the woman was injured when they pulled up next to her in this blue car snatched her purse. they later used her credit card

at nearby wagman's and target stores. months ago, it did not appear voters in new jersey would impact the presidential race. now? next month's primary could clench the nomination for hillary clinton. the primary is exactly two weeks away, june 7. lauren mayk spoke to both camps how the garden state could play such a key role. we are live in cherry hill where hillary clinton opened an office. lauren? >> reporter: we are inside that campaign headquarters right now. and they are actually preparing to do some phone banking here this evening. volunteers have been arriving, and they will be increasing efforts to reach voters before the primary. as you mentioned, that is two weeks from today, and at that point, hillary clinton could be on verge of clenching that nomination. >> this is from the hillary clinton campaign -- >> she's not leaving anything to chance. >> when volunteers come in, if

they say, well, you know, should we be doing this, doing that, my answer is, we're not taking anything for granted. we're doing it all. >> reporter: the garden state votes in two weeks. it appears those votes could be particularly important. >> people are talking about it, but i think it's just become a really obvious thing to people, that it's in their heads now that it could be new jersey. >> reporter: new jersey is among six states voting on june 7th. california gets attention, but polls close late. the associated press reports new jersey could clench the nomination for clinton when you count super delegates. >> if that's your state, how do you feel about that? >> a little disappointed. >> reporter: sander supporters, though, are determined to make the time weeks count and final votes too. do you think he has a shot at the nomination? >> yes. even if he did not, it's important for the american people to be able to vote for who they believe in. >> reporter: he does think one

way or the other, new jersey will be important. something not always the case with a late election day. >> it would be very nice if new jersey's votes counted for a change. and we're not an afterthought. >> both campaigns expect to be very busy in the next two weeks, and, tomorrow, right here in camden county, former congresswoman giffords campaigns for hillary clinton. live in cherry hill, nbc 10 news. sanders want a review of the kentucky's primary. sanders and' camp did not ask for recount, butments a review of the totals. clinton and sanders received 27 delegates in kentucky. last night, sanders said the dnc in philadelphia could get, quote, messy. sanders says he condemns any and all forms of violence. the dc starts at the wells fargo

center july 25th. donald trump is holding his first presidential fundraiser in new mexico tonight. he says it was not his idea to raise money since he prides himself on using his own. he said the republican national committee wanted to raise money. the billionaire loaned his campaign more than $40 million to finance most of the primary bid. make sure you have the nbc 10 app to follow the latest news from the campaign trail and decision 2016. it's a free download on our website, nbc10.com. okay news, investigators try to figure out what sparked a fire in a montgomery county high school? we were over north penn high around noon today. students sent home early after the fire broke out in a maintenance room. no one was hurt here. prosecutors are bringing the fattah family into the congressman' corruption trial in center city. today, an official from the university testified about

fattah's son's unpaid debts to the university. fattah, jr. is serving time for a federal conviction on fraud charges. prosecutors say congressman fattah used campaign money to pay a consulting company, which then paid off his son's student loans. if you live in one camden county town, police want you to be vigilant and watch your elderly neighbors because three women preyed on an older couple on pump branch road in winslow township. they talked their way inside saying they cared for them in a recent medical pointment. the women drove a white van with florida tags. >> we heard this before where there's one or two -- two or more people going into a house, and why they're distracted, somebody else goes through the house. >> police don't believe anything was stolen, but don't take any chances. if someone suspicious knocks on the door, do not let them in and call the police right away. a traffic stop in delaware led police to take more than 200

bags of heroin off the streets. last night, police stopped a driver for not using a turn signal in woodside. robert had a suspended license. police say his passenger had 215 bags of heroin on him. officers took both men directly to jail. new at 6:00, a company on the main line opened for more than 150 years is closing up shop for good. five generations of the frit family ran the lumber company since 1863 lincoln was president when it opened. they recently sold the president, and the owners say once all the inventory is sold, later this summer, the business will close. next at 6:00, this abused is getting a new home. tonight, the celebrity coming to the rescue. also, paying for parking without leaving your chair on the beach. that sound great. tonight, the new meter payment plan in a jersey shore town.

glen? weather at the shore is great for most of the weekend. i'm tracking 90s for other parts of the region. that's next.

new at 6:00, comedian and former daily show host and his wife ride into our area tomorrow to adopt an abused horse. we first told you about lily in march, shot more than 100 times by a paint gun and left abandon. they plan to take lily to the farm sanction ware in north jersey. >> to the jersey shore bureau now, how would you like to add to the parking meter without getting out of the beach, not out of the chair, it's possible in ocean city. >> sounds incredible. nbc 10 jersey shore reporter found out the system, though, does put a limit on just how long you can stay parked in one place. >> tammy fed a parking meter in downtown ocean city the old school way. with a quarter. >> i'm fortunate today i have a pocketbook full of change. normally i don't. >> reporter: now, though, she also has options of paying for

that parking spot through a free app on her phone. >> i think that would be a lot better. >> reporter: the seaside resort rolled out the park mobile service this month for all 1800 parking meters. wildwood started using the app a fews ago. >> how many times do you come to park and you have no quarters? and nobody wants to give you change. so i think that's a great idea. >> reporter: after setting up an account and providing a payment method like a credit card, enter a parking zone number in the app to start the timer. you can remotely add time as well as long as it doesn't exceed the posted parking limit. >> i think they need to change that. >> basically to assist our customers in making it that much more convenient to pay the meter. >> reporter: the parking rate using the app is exactly the same, however, there is a convenience fee of 45 cents per transaction going to park mobile. >> to cover the service.

>> reporter: this allows authorities to see if people use theed app to pay for parking, even if the meter says otherwise. ted greenberg, nnbc 10 news. >> easier, isn't it? >> is it worth 45 cents? >> glen was, like, oh, i knew there was something. >> i have quarters in the car. >> i do too. if you don't have enough, forget it. >> how's it going to be at the shore? >> it's a hassle if there's bad weather on holiday weekends. >> you're not saying that,  though, are you? >> it's not going to be a hassle. >> right. >> for most of the weekend. there's one day there's a little bit of a question mark here. a live picture of center city, and there's a bunch of clouds around, but the visibility's good. not like yesterday when we had those thunderstorms roaming through. the temperature is really going up. 82 in philadelphia. 83 lehigh valley, 82 degrees for an average in at least northern

delaware where you have 83 in marshallton, and remember watching at 4:00, it was really cool, right at the beaches in delaware. with the sea breeze. not anymore. 83 degrees in bethany beach. winds shifted west. there's a land breeze there. that's why we show you these neighborhood weather stations because not only are they different from town to town, but they differ hour to hour. that's the case today. speaking of differing hour to hour, we got a couple light showers zipping through montgomery county into the philadelphia area, and in new jersey, moving fast, weakening fast. we're heating up fast. that's for sure. the temperature has gone up into the 80s for the first time this month. 83 today, 87 wednesday, 90 thursday, and friday, and by

saturday, it's even a little bit hotter. you can your forecast at the bottom of the screen any time. you don't have to wait for the end of the weather anymore. the memorial day weekend overall, it's looking really good. if you're starting on fritday, it's hot and generally dry. a chance of a thunderstorm in the amp. saturday, it looks sunny and pretty hot, maybe the hottest day of the weekend. 92 in philadelphia. a sea breeze at the shore, and that'll be the nice day at the shore. the next day, sunday, the wind comes from the ocean, and that could knock the temperature down, and there's, again, a chance of a shower. the best chance of showers, the most amount of clouds, the lower temperatures on memorial day with the east wind. you could see clouds here, 75 in philadelphia. 71 in south jersey. 72 degrees in delaware. so things are going to change as

we go through the weekend. tomorrow, it's not. it is going to be. lansdale at 86, galloway at 81. we have a high pressure system that's locking in, keeping it dry for a while, but we have to watch this system along the southeast coast. that is what may increase the moisture by monday. there's the three days in a row of 90-plus. sunday, 84 degrees, east wind and clouds knock the temperature down a bit for memorial day. overall, that's good. john? >> thanks, hurricane, hearing from the phillies manager after benching him, did he learn a lesson in hear from the defensive coordinator all next.

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i'm john clark from comcast sports net. phillies lost three of four, facing verlander in detroit. back in the leadoff spot after getting benched in the seventh inning last night. he does not run out this ground ball here. the manager benched him for not hustling. he said, quote, i know i did wrong. he benched him last september for pouting, and pete says, he has to set the tone as the manager. >> everybody's talking about how we play the game hard, and we do everything we're supposed to work hard, and running hard is a part of a professional athlete's job. when they don't do it, i want to

them a message this is not the way to play the game. never take it for granted. he knew as soon as i talked to him in the doug dugout. he understands that. >> he'll respond well. the rookie joseph in the cleanup spot, and howard moved to the fifth spot, the da again, 0 for 20, hitting 156, a lump slump, and he says it's brutal. how does the manager feel? >> he's going through a tough time right now, and he's doing his best to work his way out of it, and i'm hoping he will because i still think he has a lot left in him. in the meantime, i have to get a look at tommy joseph. he's not taking over playing time all together, but if howard doesn't get it going, i'm sneaking joseph in hoping howie comes out of it finally. >> eagles organized team activi activities continues today. matthews missed practice.

he was sick. bradford looked good, and wentz is learning the defense, and as for fletcher, he will not say whether he's spoken to him. >> well, i mean, it's voluntary. i mean, you can only do so much. you know, flech was drafted in a scheme that was similar to this. you know, he'll catch up. i think probably that's enough fletcher cox speak. talk about the guys who are here. i can't comment on guys that are not here. >> next question. chip kelly, of course, ran everything up tempo, but it's slowing under doug peterson, a more traditional prooffense. they hope it benefits everybody. >> you know, used to have more time to, you know, assess everything going on with the defense instead of getting up to the line, snap the ball quick, you have time to glance around, see where the blitz comes from, have more time to operate.

>>vil villanova visits the whit house on tuesday, and jay wright will be the best dressed person there. guarantee it. >> the president picked kansas to win, of course. >> good point. that'll come up. >> thanks. a look what's coming up at 11:00. bike crashes on the rise. tonight, the investigators find streets with the most accidents and why the technology that could cut down on crashes could also have drivers footing the bill. that's an nbc 10 investigation tonight at 11:00.

sun is beaming tomorrow. >> you wanted it warmer? you got it warmer. now people complain about the heat by thursday and friday and saturday as we get to 90-plus as we head towards memorial day itself, things cool down a little bit and get more moisture with the wind off the ocean.

>> just a few days. we won't complain. for all of us here, news continues with nightly news with lester holt. see you at 11:00. tonight, bill cosby ordered to stand trial on charges he drugged and sexually assaulted a woman. what prosecutors are revealing. the head of security forced out as outrage grows over long lines and his big money bonus. a widely debunked conspiracy theory. trump attacks bill clinton's history with women, what we found in the archives. out of line. the va secretary compares veterans waiting for care to people waiting on line to disneyland. tonight, calls for him to resign. living with a mystery illness. not knowing what's wrong. tonight, cel