learned that water main was more than a century old. right now, here's a heads up. the road is only opened to passenger cars, no buses or large trucks are getting through. brandon hudson just arrived on the scene. he'll have a live report coming up in about 15 minutes. now to a show of support. legendary bill cosby entered the courthouse today with his tv daughter actress, keisha night pulliam by his side. he tweeted thank you to cliff and claire's 4-year-old daughter rudy. deanna durante was in that courtroom today. she's joining us live from norristown. you were there, what was cosby's reaction as prosecutors were laying out their case to the jury? >> reporter: well, as the prosecutor told the jury that cosby used his power and fame to sexual assault adrian constand, he used drugs so that she

couldn't say no to his sexual advances. at times he stared at the jury and at times he stared at the ceiling. he gave no facial reactions when they made those claims. bill cosby sat facing the jury for many of the opening statements. his lawyers were surrounding him and former cosby show star keisha knight pulliam sat behind him. cosby sat still holding his cane, even as prosecutors told the jury he traumatized adrian constand causing her so much difficult she had to leave her job two months after the alleges assault. prosecutors told the jury they will use cosby's own words to show that he had a pattern. cosby lied to constand telling her he was giving her herbal supplements. in a powerful opening, cosby's lawyer at times raised his voice almost yelling and said cosby's

own words will show what happened with him and constand was conessentialal saying she called cosby more than 50 times after the alleged assaults. the two exchanged gifts and she watched him perform and gotten the tickets from that show from cosby. he is an innocent man and asked the jury to keep in mind when police investigated the case in 2005, cosby was not charged. now prosecutors did tell the jury that cosby's own statements are what led to the filing now, years later. statements the jury won't know where they came from, that they came from a civil suit filed by adrian constand. the jury won't get information as to where that deposition came from. the first witness in the case, a woman who claimed bill cosby sexually assaulted her back in 1996. we'll tell you what she told the jury coming up tonight at 6:00. we're live in norristown, deanna durante, nbc10 news.

>> we're following every angle of this trial. in-depth analyst of our legal expert. also, look for updates on air and on our nbc10 app. you can have alerts sent directly to your phone just tap the app. following breaking news. two arrests in a shooting that injured ten people. denise nakano are live at police headquarters where police just wrapped up a news conference. >> they just announced the arrest of two men. and a 19-year-old who was just arrested today. now police say the two men fired 27 rounds into a crowd that included women and children back on may 20th in north philadelphia. they shot ten people including two people critically and a 19-year-old named tie rel broad nex was rested. they are charged with ten counts of attempted murder.

>> they didn't care who they hit, they didn't care whatever collateral damage was done but to our investigation we found out that it was indeed just one male that they were trying to struck. this male was in the crowd. that meant nothing to these guys. >> reporter: apparently the shooting was over an ongoing feud with just one man. all victims are out of the hospital and these two suspects are the only one involved in the shooting. live from police headquarters, nbc10 news. >> now to first alert weather. soggy start to the workweek. live look now at center city. streets dried out now but we've had some off and on showers and it's a soggy start to the week. looking at the ben franklin bridge. >> bad commute for a lot of those folks heading home. you can see showers also moving across first alert radar.

>> little bit of slow going especially south of ftd and parts of delaware and new jersey. you can see just to the north of philadelphia things are pretty quiet out toward trenton quiet, reading quiet, allentown even quiet. not so much so from dover out towards say morris river all the way through atlantic city and the jersey shore still looking at steady showers. i'll put that in motion. you can see it beginning to diminish. it was more intense an hour ago and things are fairly quiet. cloudy, damp, maybe drizzle near philadelphia. what we are looking at, though, are these steadier showers. if you're going to be out there in south jersey from morris river and up toward atlantic city, please be careful and be aware of that. right now the temperature in philadelphia 73. that's about as warm as it's been all day. winds out of the south and southwest at 6/miles an hour. cloud cover out there. everybody will primarily be in the low 60s, exception pottstown

59, mt. pocono, 51. millville you'll be at 61. atlantic city coming in at 60s as well. we'll talk about those 90s coming back in just a couple minutes. a search for an escaped inmate called off. police in bucks county suspended the manhunt. the 27-year-old shoved his way out of a cop car last night. he told police he felt sick and to pull over. when they did, sellby took off running while still handcuffed. it forced residents in three towns to shelter in place and cancelled school today in the central bucks district. >> i don't think it's the situation where it's necessary to close schools, i mean, like some 25-year-old kid. he's not violent and never had any violent tendencies or anything. >> police believe sellby stopped by the home where he used to live. they do not believe he has violent but they are concerned for his well-being. students will head back to class

tomorrow. president trump will not try to block former fbi director james comey from testifying before congress later this week. mr. comey was leading an fbi investigation you'll recall into alleged russian meddling in last year's presidential election when mr. trump fired him last month. the president's can use executive privilege to stop government employees from testifying but the white house press secretary said today the president will not do so in this case. >> >> will host a fund raiser with president trump this weekend. the president will join republican tom mcarthur sunday for a political fund raiser at mr. trump's private golf club in north jersey. he is up for reelection next year. learning more this afternoon about a disgruntled former employee accused of killing five people at an office in florida. the gunman walked into a business in orlando this morning and opened fire, five people were killed before he took his

own life. authorities are saying the gunman was fired back in april and had once been accused of assaulting the coworker. a gunman is on the run for an execution style double murder in philadelphia. a neighborhood found the bodies of a man and woman inside a car. officers were called to check out the scene on sidney street yesterday. police think someone may have shot the victims from the backseat. the car may have been parked there for days. take a look. police tell us this man held up a center city massage parlor last month at gun point. he demanded money but took off without getting anything. he may be driving a silver mini van. if you have seen him authorities want to hear from you. tips to police are confidential. today marks four years since the deadly market street building collapse in center city. building being demolished fell on to a salvation army thrift story back in 2013. seven people were killed.

a dozen others were injured. last month a woman who lost her legs in the collapse was awarded more than $95 million. it was part of a larger settlement. the construction contractor and the excavator operator they're both serving prison time for manslaughter in the case. ending domestic violence that's the mission of a new south jersey city. >> they're asking your help to do it. the city of camden had more than 2,000 domestic violence related arrests in 2015. that is a 29% jump over the previous year. the camden county women's center is starting a new domestic violence response team. they're looking for volunteers to serve as counselors to the victims in an effort to try to end the cycle of violence. >> it could take up to seven times for a victim to actually leave an abusive relationship and if there's somebody out there that can give resources to the victim, it's a better chance that they won't return to their abuser. >> training sessions are

inspected to begin in july. still ahead. keeping children from being embarrassed in the school cafeteria. new push to end lunch shaming at your child's school. plus no-show landscapers cost a woman hundreds of dollars, that is until the "nbc10 responds" team steps in. how we got her money back and delivered all in cash. stranger in the car. why a man's being called a hero for jumping into someone else's ride. bill cosby faces one of his accusers in court. nbc10 is covering all angles of of his sex assault trial. we'll breakdown his first day in court next. former goldman sachs bankers. meet phil murphy, another wall street banker running for governor, whose firm helped trigger the financial meltdown that put millions out of work and out of their homes. murphy's trying to buy the election, paying off new jersey bosses. my name's john wisniewski, and i'm running for governor of new jersey. john wisniewski, the son of a millwright,

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>> announcer: this is nbc10 news. >> police are shooting. this right here is dramatic new video of police confronting of the men suspected in this week's terror attack in london. police released two pictures of the men today. here they are and another man who drove a van right into people on the london bridge saturday and then stabbed several others at a nearby market. british authorities also raided two homes and detained several people today. they're suspected of having some connection to the three men accused of carrying out the attack. isis has claimed responsibility now. seven people were killed and dozens injured on saturday before police killed the three attackers. and security remains high on the

bridge today. the nearby london bridge underground station that's reopened now, those injured in saturday's attack, 21 are in critical condition. a tribute in washington today for journalists who lost their lives reporting the news. the museum rededicated his journalist memorial this morning. 14 names were added to that wall. all of them were killed in the line of duty last year. they including npr photo david gilke. he died one year ago today. his boss delivered keynote remarks. >> so of these 14 journalists we need to consider their pursuit. the public deserves, has a right to see, to hear, to know. >> the museum also blacked out its popular exhibit of front pages from around the world as a way to raise awareness to the threats that the media face.

>> to this now he was once philadelphia's native son now bill cosby's on trial to face charges from a 2004 sexual assault and live outside the courtroom in norristown this afternoon is local attorney. thanks for being here this afternoon. headline from today, the actors who played rudy huchl table she showed up to court to support bill cosby and cosby even tweeted out a picture of the two of them. how much will this star power affect the jury do you think? >> i think star powers big. any time you can have support there. we're talking about rudy here. she was 5 years old at the time the cosby show was on the air. anything that can relate to jrz to the cosby that we all grew up with, as somebody that was law-abiding and good person and father figure, i think is going to be helpful for him. any time you have anyone famous, that showing support for your case tharksz going to sit there and a jury can recognize that person, i think it's helpful for

him. >> so we got a peek at the defense strategy today, right? question the victims credibility, in opening statements they talked about how she changed her story during police interviews and also kept in contact with cosby even after the attack. how effective do you think that strategy's going to be? >> this is the only strategy. they don't have any other strategy. it's all about credibility. you have 12 jurors, if you can convince one juror to hold out on this case, you're going to use everything that she said and she did, anything that's inconsistency with someone that could be the victim of a sexual crime. so it's all about credibility, all about all the times that she contacted him, any time that she wanted tickets, anything she asked for as far as money. anything that's inconsistent, the delay in the time that she took to report the crime. this all goes to credibility. that's what's going to happen here. that's the only strategy, that is the right strategy and that's what this case is going to come

down to. >> as we look at pictures where that alleged attack took place. thanks for your incites on this trial which will stretch on for days and days. we look forward to hearing more of your incites to the days to come. appreciate it. >> you're welcome. breaking news. we are following that water main break in abington. you can see the water -- this was gushing there, especially during at 4:00. let's go live to brandon hudson who is live on the scene. what can you tell us right now? >> reporter: the water main break has stopped but now the cleanup starts for some of these homeowners including this one right behind me. you can see the water is coming down out of his front yard, we did see the homeowner walking around the house trying to survey all this damage. we're looking at tyson avenue right here. we'll take a walk right down the street. you can see police, aqua, water crews they're out here. let's take you to some video

from skyforce10 that was taken not too long ago. you see what looks like a water fall of water cascading downhill. we found out that the water main break started on edge hill road sometime after 3:30. crews cleaninged it up shortly thereafter. but we can tell you as far as the water goes and the street goes, that road is going to remain closed for the remainder of the evening. it may not open until 11:00 tomorrow morning. we spoke to the abington deputy police chief. here's what he has to say. >> to restore the water would be about 24 hours, approximately 5i68 residents are impacted as a result of the break. the cleanup we still have not assessed some of the damage. our engineering people, highway crews are out checking on the roadway on edge hill road and tyson's avenue. >> reporter: so there you heard it, 85 people without water this evening. we did see one neighbor doing a good deed. she went out to the grocery

store and got some food. she'll likely share that with some of those neighbors. live here, nbc10 news. >> thanks for the update. let's turn to our weather now. you can see some pop up showers right there on the radar. tammie souzza's tracking those showers in your most first alert forecast. >> we still have showers that are moving across the area. parts of the area, gray skies and just a little bit of drizzle. it feels damp out there. you've got little ones at home, on the day like this they're bouncing off the walls, they want to go outside. just wait till the end of the week. all the kids will want to be outside then. 73 right now in philadelphia. ignore the pennsylvania suburbs. it's even tilted you see the cloudy skies and 70 degrees. we get out to new jersey, 71 for south jersey. if we go out to the jersey shore, some rain taking place.

66 there. cloudy skies, certainly not a beautiful day to be out at the beach. 73 in the lehigh valley and delaware coming in at 69 degrees with clouds. i don't really think there's too much in the way of peaks of sunshine unless you get way up north and west of the city, there may be something out there just before sunset. philadelphia a few sprinkles out there. dover you're beginning to dry out and atlantic city drying out as well. you can see this last wave which has been going on for about four hours now is beginning to diminish and if we go out here toward the jersey shore, atlantic city just some light rain for you, denis the same and we have some few pop-up showers. go up to king of prussia, abington and philadelphia, not seeing any steady rain right now. philadelphia just very light showers and sprinkles. we do however have another line that is making its way into the area. so as we go off to the north and

west you can see some more showers, even some isolated thunderstorms making their way toward the area. here's what's going to happen hour by hour. we'll roll through this. you can see that we'll drop from the 70s to the 60s, scattered showers possible overnight. heavier rain taking place as we head through the day tomorrow and it looks like by the time we get into wednesday, if and only if we get some sunshine we'll get back into those upper 60s. here's what you got to pay attention to from cool and soggy to steamy and warm. grab a jacket. cooler than average through tomorrow. the heat returns. hot and steamy for the weekend including several days in the 90s. 71 tomorrow in fairmont, allentown at 64. we'll see voorhees at 68, long port at 63 and 71 in dover. guys? >> thanks. tonight a new push to make your child has safe drinking water at school.

cory booker are proping get the led out of school acts. the bill would reimburse schools that voluntarily test water for la lead. >> stopping the shame. what lawmakers want cafeteria workers to stop doing inside your school? >> this runner is breaking records and do it with a smile on her face.

the oldest woman to finish a marathon breaks a new running record. harriet thompson can now add half marathon to her resume. the oldest woman to finish a 13.2 mile race. she had legging surgery last year which stopped her from finishing the race in san diego. she said she feels like a teenager. >> she looks fantastic. good for her. >> i guess it's unusual, but i don't really know why people make -- i feel just like i did when i was 16. >> thompson is fairly new to running. in fact, she started when she was 76. how's that for inspiration? >> unbelievable. good for her. up next at 5:30, the nation's eyes on norristown as bill cosby's trial is now

underway. >> one of his tv daughters is here supporting her fictional dad. >> but first, fireworks spark these flames in bucks county. who police are looking for tonight. >> and coming up at 6:00 one determined burglar this physical length this man went through to burglarize a philadelphia coffee shop.

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now on trial for sexual assault. his television daughter is sticking up his side. this is cosby at court today with keisha knight pulliam. she's the actress who played rudy huxtable on the cosby show. cosby tweeted this photo, thank you to cliff and claire's 4-year-old daughter rudy. came to court to hear the truth. montgomery county prosecutors tell a different version of this story. they painted cosby as a person who exploited his fame. lauren mayk is outside the courthouse in norristown. while the prosecution attacks cosby's he's expected to bring his high profile supporters to court with him. >> reporter: we're told that his team could make those decisions day by day. we are on the lookout for cosby's real life wife and his tv wife. no sign of them today and it's

not clear when or if they might make an appearance but we did see today the youngest of the cosby kids, all grown and here to support her tv dad. >> because i said so. i said it's beautiful, okay? >> reporter: on tv they were the father and daughter who lit up the screen. cliff tux table and little rudy, today together again as a now grown up keisha knight pulliam walked bill cosby into the courthouse. >> it's easy to support someone and to be in their corner when things are great and good, but true family, friendship, integrity is how do people show up and support when things aren't looking so great. >> reporter: as cosby heads to trial, his tv daughter is standing by him, saying she doesn't condone sexual assault but came to support him. >> i'm going to handle this the way i would want to be treated. >> reporter: it's the first celebrity siting on day one of

the trial that's taking over the courthouse block in norristown. eric walker watched across the street. >> they just trying to bother that man because he's rich and black, that's all. >> reporter: inside this nearby deli, it's busy with the few of the spectacle outside. >> i've seen bill cosby walking. i see people yelling. >> reporter: outside the courthouse, careline wore this but nl. >> we stand in truth. this is the motto of the cosby survivors. >> reporter: attorney gloria allred was here for day one as a famous father goes on trial. pulliam says it is up to the jury to decide guilt or innocence and she will accept whatever decision is handed down. live in norristown, i'm lauren mayk, nbc10 news. >> deanna durante has been

inside the courtroom all day. she has fresh insight into today's opening statements. that's coming up live at k68 and you can get updates on the cosby trial on demand right on the nbc10 app. an suv slammed into a news stand in philadelphia's neighborhood sending one person to the hospital. you can see the crash at north broad street in stenton avenue involved a number of vehicles. not clear right now what caused the pileup. turning to our first alert forecast now and we're stuck in a soggy stretch. live look at wilmington where it's been a rainy, dreary day and we're expecting rain through wednesday. you can see some of it right there on first alert radar. >> tammie souzza with the most accurate first alert forecast. >> we just showed you the wide view so you could get an idea of everything that's the south of us. much of this sagging to the south but there is much of this rising northward to greet us for tomorrow. what we're watching right now is some spotty showers.

the heaviest out here along the jersey shore. you can see the last hour a lot of this is just fizzled out as a put it into motion and makes it way through the area. not a great deal here. off to the west of us, we have this line right here. you can see showers and storms all along a line right about here, although my line is up around buffalo it shouldn't be. you can see all those showers and storms making our way in our direction. what's going to happen we could hear the boom of thunder overnight especially all of you up here in the lehigh valley and berks county, even up into the southern poconos. around 11:30 tonight, here comes a little bit of activity, stronger line of storms into the suburbs and then it sort of fizzles out as it makes its way through philadelphia. still rain will be in the forecast for tomorrow on and off before we start to see a slow dryout.

we drop from 73 which has been our high so far today. 11:00 tonight we'll see about 67 degrees. we'll talk about some 90s, that's not age, that's temperature in your forecast when i come back. >> president trump is pushing his original travel ban after a twitter tirade on the issue this morning. he tweeted, quote, people, the lawyers and the courts can call it whatever they want, but i am calling it what we need and what it is, travel ban. administration officials had previously said it wasn't a ban. u.s. courts have blocked two executive orders signed by mr. trump which would've ban travellers from six muslim countries. the push in new jersey to make state courthouses a safe place for undocumented citizens. they heard testimony today about federal immigration officials arresting people who are taking care of regular business at court. the state supreme court justice wrote a letter to the feds last month objecting to those arrests. >> philadelphia family is going all the way up to vermont in

hopes of convincing immigration officials to approve a local man's visa application. garcia has been living in the united method church on arch street since november in fear of being deported. the caravan for freedom will stop in different cities along the way to collect signatures and letters of support. >> we write the courage to face laws that we deem to be horribleably unjust. we write to encourage to face-off against a system that is terrorizing people. >> garcia's visa application has been pending for about two years. here's a look at some of the stories making headlines county by county across our region today. first in bucks county, investigators now believe fireworks started this house fire. you see the flames were raging saturday night along stevens road and tonight authorities are looking for four teenagers who were seen just before this fire started. several neighbors say they heard

fireworks going off just before the fire began. in new castle county, sentencing day for two 17-year-old girls convicted in the death of a classmate in wilmington. a judge sentenced one of the girls to six months in a juvenile facility. that's her punishment for attacking amy joyner. the other was sentenced to 18 months probation for helping plan the fight. joy ner francis died from a rare heart condition aggravated by the attack. >> a man's back under arrest facing accusations he mocked and punched a guy with cerebral palsy. it shows him attacking a man outside a store in west chester. he's there in the yellow sweatshirt. baker was arrested. then he disappeared after he was released on bail. he was arrested this morning. police call the crime appalling. >> a fight to stop lunch shaming at pennsylvania schools is gaining some momentum tonight. when schools embarrass children

whose families are behind on their lunch payments. state lettingers held a news conference pushing bipartisan legislation on this issue. it would stop schools from forcing cafeteria workers to throw away the lunches of children who owe money. he t would also keep schools from stamping the hand of a child who owes a meal debt. teachers in philadelphia may soon get help when they have to buy their own classroom supplies. city council held a hearing on a bill that would reimburse the teachers. teaching materials for their classrooms. up next. ivy league dreams dashed for students who thought they were heading to harvard. why the school is taking back admission offers tonight? plus the stranger jumps into a moving karen it's all caught on camera. but this guy decided to hop in. >> kevin hart says you won't hear him trashing president trump. his motivation for staying away

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>> announcer: this is nbc10 news. at least ten students who were heading to harvard aren't welcome there any more because of their social media behavior. the ivy league university revoked the admission offers after the students posted explicit memes on their

facebook. >> take a look at this new video out of illinois. a good samaritan spotted this car rolling through on coming so he jumped right through the passenger window. the driver was having a seizure. police dash cam video caught the whole thing, the man was able to put the car in park before officers helped him. >> that's just incredible. up next. a bear is out foxing police in bucks county. but first some eagles news, john. >> the birds at work today. quarterback carson wentz has been working on things this off-season. we'll hear from him and why he's more comfortable going into year two. >> and we'll be tracking wet weather tonight. there's more shower activity on the way and for tomorrow, but we also have a huge warmup, another heat wave on the way as well. we'll talk about that after the break. >> also flying the friendly skies coming up at 6:00. the local airport that's bringing back enrollment for tsa

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>> announcer: this is nbc10 news. >> the eagles 2017 season less than a 100 days away. the countdown to their opener with the redskins is now just 97 days while and wentz says he's team is clicking and having fun together. >> we're just trying to get better together and so that makes it fun to go out there and practice and fun to go in that locker room. >> wentz spoke today about feeling more comfortable heading into his second year. let's bring in csn john clark. feeling more comfortable with that translate to more victories. >> let's hope so. it's a team hope. think about this. to put it in perspective. san bradford was the eagles

quarterback. wentz was just drafted. he was going to sit out his entire rookie season. he was hurt most of the preseason. then a week before the season started, sam bradford traded carson becomes the starting quarterback. it is amazing. here is carson today. he didn't have any time to prepare for his first season. now he has a whole off-season. he's been working on mechanics and getting to know his new weapons on offense and the thing that eagles coaches really notice is carson taking over as a leader. he feels more comfortable going into his second season. >> i definitely feel like i got better and by no means am i where i want to be, but continue to just trying toe get better every offense. that's the goal. to find what your weaknesses are or just overall just get more consistent with your game and i feel like i did that. >> it's obvious just a year under your belt from a leadership standpoint coming in and ownership of the team and

just being comfortable with the guys. guys being comfortable with him. >> coming up at 6:20 we'll hear more from carson wentz. one guy that's really helping him out and a eagles reconsidering his retirement. see you then. you won't hear kevin hart joking about president trump. he avoids talking politics at his stand-up routines on purpose. hart says those kind of jokes could alienate parts of his audience and politics these days is no laughing matter. hart will be in philly this week to promote his new book. apple fans. the tech giant is now adding another device to its popular line. >> it is absolutely beautiful and we call it, home pod. >> here it is. apple's first set of speakers. the home pod, the home pod is voice activated and connected to the internet. it'll work with siri and listen to your voice kmamds. the home pod will cost you 349

bucks. it'll be available in december. apple also announced new ipad, macbooks and operating system. newer phone service might be getting better in pennsylvania. to fix aging copper phone lines in pennsylvania. it comes after a similar deal to repair these types of phone lines in south jersey last month. >> students who lost a parent to war made an emotional visit to arlington cemetery today. went to the cemetery with several other students who were awarded a freedom alliance scholarship. the students went to the cemetery as part of a retreat they were attending in d.c. >> even though my dad's not buried here, it brings joy to my heart to able to come and pay respects to other soldiers that have made the u. sacrifice. >> jacob is a student at kutztown university. his dad was killed in iraq in

2005. >> a bear in bucks county is once again on the move. police spent much of the day trying to get the animal to come down from a tree. it had been there since early this morning. the bear has already been tran equalized but they haven't been able to catch it. he is now near county line road and bustleton avenue. >> hope he likes the rain too. now to our first alert weather. dreary evening out there tonight. looking live along broad street in center city from our campus camera. roads don't look too wet right now. we will be dealing with a wet stretch for the first part of this week. >> you want the glass is half full not half empty. we're starting off slow, cool, soggy and we'll build to a big warmup at the end of the week. doppler radar showing showers across the area. allentown and reading even out toward trenton and you can see

the heaviest rain and soggiest conditions are also delaware and chester county and into south jersey. what we have is a line of showers and storms off to the west. all of this is just being kicked off by the main body of this storm system that's off to the north and you can see it just curling around and it's going to kick more showers into our area by tomorrow so do not put the umbrella away. keep those rain slickers and rain boots handy as well for the kids. here we are hour by hour. let me show you what's going to go on. overnight tonight we will see those showers diminishing at times and by the time we get into the wee hours of tomorrow morning we could see a gusty storm during allentown and reading. we'll see it progressing toward philadelphia but phys willing out. that's going to continue through noon tomorrow. the good news is that on wednesday we could see an isolated shower, there's a slight chance of that. but we are also going to see the potential of sunshine.

the forecast models take us up to 69, 70 degrees. i think that is generous unless we get that sunshine. we get the sunshine then we're all good to go. let's take a look at the rainfall, maybe an inch or so in mt. pocono or half inch in philadelphia and the same for all of you in cape may. this is your neighborhood forecast for tonight. this is our forecast model. it looks at the sky and this is what the sky should look like when you go outside and look up. 5 4i in the lehigh valley, 56 for south jersey and 57 in delaware. we could see a shower or isolated thunderstorm. for tomorrow, yes there will be rain and clouds. 71 in philadelphia, 67 for the suburbs. we're looking at 64 in the lehigh valley. 63 for all of you or 68 for all of you in south jersey. 63 along the jersey shore and in delaware, 70 degrees. here your ten day on ten. it's really a nice one by the ends of the week. 71 tomorrow, 65 wednesday.

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"nbc10 responds" is a case of a no-show landscaping company. >> the viewer said she paid in full but got nothing in return. she contacted harry hairston. >> our viewer said she got the run around for months and nearly gave up on everything about getting her money back but then we got involved. >> this is one here of the tree stumps that they were first to do. >> the nikki brothers landscaping charged her 600 bucks in advanced to remove tree

stumps and cut the grass but it never got done. >> it makes me angry and disappointed. >> she tried calling them. she tells us the company never returned her calls and later the phone number for the company stopped working. >> so i had to get somebody else. >> after trying for two months to contact them, she decided to reach out to "nbc10 responds." >> the main thing i'd like to have the money back. >> we contacted them. they told us they were having tough times and promised to refund her money within a week. a week later, we followed up to see if they kept their word. hours later they hand delivered $600 in cash. >> thanks harry for getting our money back. >> folks here, the biggest takeaway i can just not stress this enough, do not pay for service upfront. wait until the work is complete. especially when you're not

asking the landscaper to purchase any materials and even then if you do have to have them purchase some materials, you should only pay a small percentage of what the materials cost. >> not the whole thing. >> not the whole thing. give them the whole thing and they're gone. >> she got her whole enchill lada back. >> $698,049. >> getting close to 700 k. >> if you have a consumer complaint, help harry get to 700,000. give us a call or fill out the form and we will respond to you. "nbc10 news at 6:00" is next. >> here's jacqueline london. >> taking a stand. prosecutors called their very first witness to the stand. nbc10 was in the courtroom. we will have a live report at 6:00. also destruction by the track. how one man managed to interrupt a race and turn a lot of heads. at dover international speedway.

>> one determined burglar. surveillance video of a man breaking through a wall at a local dunkin' donuts. tonight police need your hech identifying him. >> and more wet weather. we're tracking the rain that's going to be here tonight and tomorrow, but we do have a surprise for the end of your workweek. come on back.

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we're live in the community that could be impacted for hours. >> taking the stand. jurors in the bill cosby trial heard from a woman who says the tv legend assaulted her in a hotel room. turning heads. how one delaware man managed to steal the show at dover international speedway. >> announcer: nbc10 news starts now. >> bill cosby in court with one of his former costars by his side. for the very first time today we heard from the first witness to take the stand. a woman who says she was assaulted by the star in the mid-90s. >> good evening i'm jacqueline london. >> and i'm jim rosenfield. deanna durante was in the courtroom all day and she's joining us live on this first day of the trial. >> reporter: this woman is one of more than a dozen prosecutors say they wanted to bring in front of a juror, however this is the only other witness that the jury is going to hear from that's because prosecutors want

to show a pattern of what they saw a prior bad acts. surrounded by staff and a former costar, bill cosby quietly enters court. defense claims cosby has been wrongly accused but prosecutors are hoping this woman will show a pattern to the jury, one that cosby used drugs to inca pass tate women for his own sexual gratification. the william morris agency, she says she was invited to cosby's home in 1996 to learn about camera blocking and to run lines with him. sometime later the woman was asked to meet him for lunch at the bell air hotel. she told the court that cosby instructed her to tell no one about the meetings. the woman told the court she knew she was violating company policy but she did it any way. in that hotel room cosby forced her to take a pill, even checked under her tongue to make sure she swallowed it. she went into the bathroom to compose herself and she saw