second day and trying to discredit her story. >> the civil lawyer is sarcastic outside of kourlt today. she's been in the courtroom days listening to the prosecution's case and the defense angle on the events that allegedly happened. on the second day, andrea constand on the weekend stand said lawyers were picking away at cell phone conversations she had with cosby in the days and weeks after he drugged her and sexually assaulted her. constand was the director of operations for bwomen's basketball at temple university. cosby a major alumni. defense lawyers spent forur hous looking at cell phone records. her cell phone was part of the records and that's where they communicated dozens of times in the winter of 2004. constand's lawyer said their client had no choice but to

continue to communicate with cosby. >> she continued to do her job. he's a trustee at temple. she works for temple. >> reporter: her mother will also be a witness taking the stand to talk about a reported phone call she made with bill cosby. cosby had apologized to her. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> count on nbc 10 for e complete coverage of the trial. we'll talk to our legal expert about how the defense poked holes in the story. look for updates on air and online. just download the free nbc 10 app. a a developing story, a 16-year-old girl is in critical condition after being hit by a train. it happened just a few hours ago in southwest tld. police tell us that teen was with a group of kids trying to touch the slow-moving train as it passed by. apparently she lost her footing and fell. one of her legs was severed. the other badly injured.

lawmakers on capitol hill are reacting to the president's pick for fbi director and some have questions about his new jersey connections. christopher ray is a former justice department official, but in private practice, he represented governor christie amid-the bridgegate scandal. that's something tom carper from delaware says he and some of his colleagues have questions about. >> governor christie work ed fo dawn timmeney and transition in a period of time. maybe it's just a coincidence and we need to get to the bottom of that. hope pli we'll have the time to do that. >> here are some of the things we know about ray. he's a white-collar defense attorney. he oversaw the enron task force and other fraud investigations. ray earned his bachelors in law degree from yale university. turning now to the weather. you might need a light jacket out there as you head outside. a bit chilly.

this is a live look at the ben franklin bridge. folks starting to make their way home for the day. >> it's nice enough for a walk outside. i know this little pup here agrees. taking a stroll in downtown. let's talk to meteorologist glenn schwartz. it's only going to get warmer. that's something to keep focusing on. >> we have advertising this for a long time. we're going to deliver. it is going to get warmer. every day until sunday. at least. we got a lot of clouds around now. it looks very threatening. there's nothing on the radar. philadelphia, there's nothing on the radar at the shore. there's a live u shot at cape may. winds coming in off the ocean. but this sat loit and radar, don't see any green blips on here. so once the sun goes down, the clouds are going to be breaking up. it's 65 degrees now. 68 in allentown. that's the warm spot in our

area. the average high temperature is 80 for this time of the year. we didn't hit 70 yesterday either. 66 today. then 75, 82, 86, keep going. sunday, 90. monday, more than that. as we go through the night tonight, we cool down because of the clear skies. temperatures could. drop into the upper 40s in some of the suburbs by morning. you might a coat to start the day. but at least some sunshine away from the coast and higher temperatures you may not need that coat in the afternoon. and once you don't need it tomorrow, you can put it awhile for quite awhile. just how hot it gets and when we might see rain, coming up. firefighters from several companies battled this apartment fire in delaware county today.

sky force 10 over the scene on south providence road. the flames started in a second floor apartment of that building. to one was hurt. a vigil is planned for a 6-year-old he's still in critical condition. the shooter was aiming at someone else when he shot the child three times yesterday. counsellors visited a school today. tonight's vigil is at sixth and spruce streets. no arrests have been made. new at 5:00, a major drug ring in delaware busted. tim furlong has more on how investigators say the suspect's facility asks plans were very elaborate. >> reporter: this house in the woods of delaware has a nice yard for the dogs a sweet pool and investigator says behind a

fake fireplace it has a tunnel to ab underground bunker. >> it's something they deal with in the southwest part of our country. it was a 2,000-square foot, 20-foot ceilings, well made and well constructed. >> it was home to a marijuana lab. but the indictment we obtained says he used to meet up with two guys from the mexican drug cartel who would drive here from california with very valuable cargo. >> on each trip, they drove a pickup truck with cocaine concealed in oxygen tanks that were welded shut. >> the acting attorney won't say how they uncovered the plot, but they busted the three men in early may in a meet up. they seized a load of drugs and money. >> almost 80 kilograms of cocaine. that's a lot of cocaine to hit this community. needless to say, that's a devastating effect for delaware

and the surrounding area. >> reporter: as part of the investigation, agencies took hundreds of thousands of dollars. he and the two other men are locked up and more arrests could be on the way. a victory in delaware for those working to keep drugs like these off the streets. tim furlong, nbc 10 news. tonight a bigger push to preoverdoses in the deval lee. they have now joined the new jersey prescription monitoring program. the program allows states to track the sales of narcotics, opioids and other drugs. christie announced the expansion today. 12 states are enrolled in the program. allentown police broke up an oxycodone ring today. the group used a stolen prescription pad from a doctor to get more than $54,000 worth

of the powerful painkiller and sold it on the street. four of the suspects are teens. a crook caught on camera. philadelphia police want to find the suspect who broke into the car city clothing over the weekend. once he got inside, he stole two macbook computers. traffic is flowing after an earlier shutdown on the delaware memorial bridge. a construction fire under the bridge forced lanes this both directions closed. sky force 10 over the action as firefighters doused it with water. it was spark inspected before giving the okay to reopen two of the southbound lanes. june is aids education month putting an end to the deadly disease was the focus for a group in philadelphia. nbc 10 at the pennsylvania convention center where philadelphia hosted the

prevention summit. the mayor was there to talk about how to improve care for the most at-risk groups in the city. it's just thetist in a series of scheduled events running all month long throughout philadelphia. now to a first for a u.s. transit system and it's happening right here in philadelphia. septa renovations at city hall will include barriers that separate the platform from the tracks. they will open only when trains arrive. the automatic doors are signed to stop accidental falls on to the tracks. to use a family card, it may not work. 600 child support may have been compromised, but no personal data was stolen. new cards went in the mail today. once you get it, throw out the old one. charging stores to accept food stamps. how a president budget proposal could change the way you shop. and a stomping surprise.

a story behind this heart stopping moment caught on camera during a drive home. a south enginejersey mom dey police think a teen killed her. our legal expert breaks down day three of bill cosby's trial. andrea constand's second day on the stand. let's take a live look outside from camden look iing across th river at the center city skyline. you see the clouds overhead. we have 60s today. i promise, better yet, they promise that it's going to get warmer. the first alert forecast, coming up next.

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new video shows the moment a man with a hammer attacked a police officer in paris. authorities say the man yelled this is for syria as he lunged at the officer outside the notre dame ka thcathedral. police then shot l suspect. the terror investigation is now ongoing. now the hammer attack isn't keeping tourists away from the cathedral. long lines of visitors were outside the famous landmark. one couple from new jersey said they will not let recent terror incidents across europe ruin

their plans. >> certainly had questions of security and wonderiering who ws going to be happening. >> the crowd panicked as another officer opened fire on that suspect. he was shot in the leg. a a woman took this picture of the attacker on the ground. >> the french judicial source says a suspect left a video in his apartment pledging allegiance. tz. >> today the defense resumed cross-examination. they challenged the testimony andrea constand previously gave to police.

we have seen the defense chip away at her story. do you think cosby's team was successful in attacking her credibility? >> reporter: this is a strategy we knew was going to be used from the beginning. any time she said anything slightly different, she said blue the first time and yellow today, they were going to attack her. make sure you pointed out and the jury hears it. then you argue that in closing. it will be up to the jury after hearing so many different inconsistencies. some of them being big inconsistenci inconsistencies, they are trying to show a pattern. >> andrea's mother was the next witness scheduled to testify. what does this say about the

prosecution's strategy. >> prosecution had a very consistent strategy here. you heard they had the first witness that testified two days ago. she was the first accuser. after that they bolstered her testimony by bringing on two witnesses. put on constand. now they are bringing on her mom to back her up and use that as to bolster her testimony. the defense is going to say it's her mom. what do you. the expect her mom to do? but her mom did have some recordings they are also using. so this is a very consistent strategy by the prosecution. >> something to do with a cell phone, what have you learn ed about that? >> reporter: we have all learned that horrible lesson at some point. this is a phone. you know not to have it on you. if you do, you better make sure

it's on silent. judges will get upset if you interrupt with a ringing cell phone. that is well known. so you're supposed to check your cell phone before you go in. if you don't, you're going to it deal with the consequences. in her case, it was being embarrassed in front of a courtroom of people and being escorted out. >> the judge dealt with that quickly. thank you for your insight. >> you're welcome. to the weather now. cloudy and dreary. as we take a live look at the philadelphia sky line. line. you see the clouds there. don't worry. the cooler temperatures, i'm told, are moving out. >> let's take a look at the scene over camden. the clouds will make way for sun. tomorrow looks like a clear shot. still dealing with 60s out there. with that sun comes that warm-up. let's head over to glenn schwartz. tell us about that first alert forecast. >> some sunshine tomorrow.

but not a fully sunny day. and the closer you are to the coast, the clouds will be. but it will be better than today. a couple peeks of sunshine here and there. but some pretty threatening looking sky out there with temperatures in the 60s. there's nothing on the radar to indicate any kind of rain. the temperatures fairly uniform in new jersey. 66 in mount laurel, medford and we're going to be probably in the 70 plus area tomorrow. 70 degrees in robinsville. we're going to see a huge warm-up. there's no doubt about that. and we're probably going to be having a heat wave starting on sunday.

we could go ab entire week without rain. at least some of us, that's possible. and sunshine, it's coming. wait a couple days. we're going to have a lot of sunny days coming up. we have that 60 degree weather around here. it's only 64 in pittsburgh. so there isn't exactly warm air just to the west. we have to go pretty far to the west to find that warm air. it's not coming this way at this point either. it's going to take awhile to develop. it just goes up a little bit every day as we go into monday. we're talking mid-90s and humgdty. this is the clouds. a little northeast to southwest. look how clear it is near the coast. that's a sign of things to come.

it is just the heating of the day. whatever heating there is creating the clouds. so when the sun goes down, the clouds go away. as we go through the night, there go the clouds. everybody has got clear skies except for atlantic city. as we head through midnight and a lot of sunshine to start the day except the shore. we're going to have more clouds there. it's going to keep the temperature down. other areas are going to get into the 70s with at least some sunshine during the day. i think it will be just bright and sunny both saturday and sunday. temperatures in the 70s. it gets up to 92 degrees on sunday at the shore. that is lenty hot. now across the ten-day period, temperatures continue to climb.

92 degrees by sunday. lots of sunshine here. is and if we are going to cool down wednesday is and thursday, it's going to be from that direction. then we get into a wetter pattern. >> thank you for that. up next, hundreds of jobs are coming to new castle county. the company that's looking to hire and noes tr you. the awkward exchange caught on camera between a comedian and a pop star. and going back home. the reason hundreds gathered to speak for this endangered specie. it takes a lot of people to make a good school day.

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a group of sea turtles is back after a little help getting home. 13 turtles were released into the atlantic in surf city, north carolina. a crowd came to cheer them on as rescuers guided them back into the water. >> injured or sick sea turtle can't help themselves. so we have to help them get back into their homes, which is our goal. >> these are all the most endangered species of turtles. glad they are getting home. a charging stores for accepting food stamps. >> a budget proposal that could change the way you shop. and the night a flight home. a mother and daughter get stranded on an island. nbc 10 responds gets answers and a refund from a popular airline. busted, a restaurant where you may eat is raided for drugs.

the growing issue that's happening in the rader in area. and coming up at 6:00, sharing the roads. local truck drivers share life-saving tips with high school students. but first, cloudy skies over center city today. glenn schwartz has a look at your first alert forecast, when we come back.

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busted, police put a stop to a drug sale happening at a popular restaurant. three people arrested during a marijuana raid on lancaster avenue. >> new details of employees a at nearby stores say they sell pot outside the restaurant for months. and take a lock at this. nbc 10 obtained this picture of the drugs hidden inside a chipotle toilet. it's part of a widespread issue in the area. there's the bust. crack sold at mcdonald's, marijuana out of caesars pizza ask cocaine out of estia. >> people told you they were not surprised by this raid. >> reporter: they told e me they smelled the stench of marijuana for months, but had no idea that a worker would be accused of selling the drug out of chipotle restaurants.

he was one of several people arrested during the drug bust. >> a quiet lunch with friends turned into a drug bust before this group of high school grads got a chance to eat their meal. >> one that got arrested. >> reporter: the friends caught the chaos on their camera phone. as they rushed out of the restaurant on police orders. >> next thing you know there's a cop coming in telling to e get out. >> a month-long investigation led police to the chipotle in wayne where for the fourth time ab undercover officer bought marijuana from ab employee. it was about three quarters of a pound. police found drug residue among the brie and police impounded a car as part of the investigation. >> people think it the suburbs is quiet and they can come here and sell their wears. they are in for a rude awakening. we have a zero tolerance for this behavior. >> police arrested a 22-year-old

and 24-year-old on felony charges. a 23-year-old woman was also arrested on demeanor charges of pair fe kneel ya. he's not surprised it came down to this. >> you can't do that stuff around here. >> reporter: the health department inspected the restaurant and say it's safe to reopen tonight or tomorrow. i'm denise nakano, nbc 10 news. elsewhere isis has claimed responsibility for an attack on iran's parliament in a nearby shrine. at least 12 people were killed and dozens wounded when suicide bombers stormed into a parliament session. authorities say the four attackers were dressed as women. all four were killed in a standoff. a hamilton teen has been charged with murdering a mother

over memorial day weekend. lis say the 48-year-old was found stabbed to death before midnight may 28th on south broad street in trenton. thabs heard her screams and called 911. police say the 18-year-old killed her. he was seen ob surveillance cameras leaving the area. the night she died. more money for the families of philadelphia first sonders killed in the line of duty. that was the focus of a city council hearing today. members of the firefighter and police unions were there to talk about a new amendment to raise the city's hero award. the amount would jump from $25,000 to $50,000. >> we're dealing with another cool day in our area. >> i keep scratching my head. it was between 10 to 15 degrees below average today. even though we saw a few peeks

of sunshine on the bright side. >> tourists on market street made sure they were bundled up before sight seeing on that double decker bus. len ty of jackets out there today. here's the good news. about to get a a lot warmer. >> we're holding on to that tightly. let's talk to meteorologist glenn schwartz. our eyes are on tomorrow. >> tomorrow is an improvement over today. if you want a little more sunshine or want temperatures up a little, it's not going to be dramatic tomorrow. by the weekend, it's dramatic. you can see all these clouds. that's keeping the moisture in. but look at what's happened in cape may. had the sun is out. the satellite is slowing the clearing taking place right over the ocean. and some of that drier air coming in. so it's drier closer to the beaches now.

and these clouds are not producing any rain. it's helping keep things cool. it's in the 60s everywhere. a a warm spot at 68 in allentown. and the temperatures are going to be going up. 66 for a high today. so far, 75 tomorrow. it's going to be cool at the shore tomorrow. but it warms up everywhere on friday. and into saturday, there's no doubt about that. and as we clear tonight, the. temperature starts going down. some parts of the area going into the 40s by daybreak. we'll see how long the heat is going to hang around once it gets here coming up. a look at some of the stories making headlines county by county across our region. in cape may we're expecting to learn any minute now whether smoking will be banned on the north wildwood boardwalk. they are expected to vote on a smoking ban. if it it's approved, it would

take effect immediately but no one would get fined until january. last month they approved smoking ban. another blow for sears. its parent company is closing 17 sears stores and 49 kmart stores. three stores in our area will closing. the sears in vineland is shutting its doors. man jb tua's kmart is closing. no word on when they will close. in new castle county the ymca is expanding their summer youth programs. the attorney general made that big announcement today at central ymca. the goal is to reduce violence around the state by giving young people more access to ymca facilities and activities. 400 new jobs are about to be up for grabs. they plan to add 400 workers to

their office. the company plans to recruit the first 100 workers by august. the majority of the openings are call center jobs. a major clean up for one of the enginejersey shore's most p waterways. it's the bay blitz. thousands of volunteers picked up trash and debris. congratulations are in order for a new castle county teen. we just got word that 14-year-old michael davis won the national boathlete of the yr award. we profiled him when he was named a finalist. it's given to athletes battling cystic fie bro sis. he finds time to play lacrosse and run competitively. >> very brave.

>> powerball fever, how high the jackpot is. and terror on the drive home. what led to this windshield smash that was all caught on camera. and it's the hugs that wasn't. the awkward exchange between a comedian and pop star.

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expensive vacation, how would you spend $375 million? it's a question on the minds of plenty of peoplen tonight as the jackpot rises to $375 million and the next drawing is tonight. people with powerball fever were out buying tickets today in wilmington. this is the 12th largest jackpot in the game's history. the cash payout would give the winner $234.5 million. people were confident they had the winning ticket. >> going to win. i'm going to win something. i hope that. i'm going to have a party. >> good plan. the next drawing is tonight at 10:59 p.m. and we'll bring you the numbers. here's a great example of how to spend your lottery w winnings. a woman in her b seven kids won a $429.6 million powerball

jackpot. they are from trenton. i spoke with them last month. since their win, the family started a foundation. they put $16 million so far back into the community. in fact, they are giving out their first official set of grants this saturday. they plan to have grant cycles all throughout the year. >> you hear so many people talk about what they are going to do and they are going to do all this good. to see the family follow through, unbelievable. doors could pull out of the food stamp program. >> costly presidential budget proposal that could change where you shop. and kids missing meals out of fear. tired of the cool weather? got to get the wind to change direction. then the warm yup will be on the way. when it's going to start in your most accurate first alert forecast. labor of love, kevin hart

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as local food banks are gearing up for the busy summer season, some immigrant families are taking a step back out of fear. the new jersey antihunger coalition says families are skipping out on free food

because they are being tracked. >> organizers of the summer food service want to ease those fears to make sure kids are getting the meals they need. the coalition says all are welcome at the pantry. families should know they are safe. >> any of the sites we are working with, we are able to assure people they have a a safe place to get free breakfast and lunch and that's not a fearful thing them. >> the state department is working on a hot line that allows families to text the word food to a number. that will give them the address of local meal sites. president trump wants to start charging stores that accept food stamps. it's part of the white house plan to overhaul the food stamps ram. it would depend on the size and type of e retailer. stores could choose to leave the program rather than pay the fee. the budget estimates it would

raise $2.4 billion over a decade. . the city of philadelphia is trying to keep kids reading over the summer. the mayor kicked off the free library summer of wonder reading program. kids can earn badges for the time hitting the books. the goal is to fight the summer slide so kids are ready to learn in the fall. did you say summer? i don't feel summer. the chill is in the air. eighth and market street, another unseasonably kol day in our area. another live look at the beach. cape may, nobody is out there. no one is out on the sand. >> it's not a nice day to hit the water. that's about to change. before we get to meteorologist glenn schwartz, we want to take you live to montgomery county. we understand that bill cosby is leaving. that's a live picture inside as

he just stepped into the elevator. the nature of live television, we tried to bring you that picture. we have cameras placed outside the courtroom as well. deanna durante is standing by one of them to give her live report of what just transpired inside that courtroom. for one, the chief accuser andrea constand spent her second day on the stand. count on nbc 10 for continuing coverage. wheel it on back here to the weather. almost warm. almost warm. >> it's getting there. >> it will. but we have to wait a couple days for it to get really warm. yesterday was d-day. we have 60s everywhere. look at all the clouds still around with the one exception.

i want to show you again. this is cape may. sunshine, shadows, remember what shadows are like? that's what happens when the sunshines ob things. you might actually get to see some of those in the next couple days. as we head toward the shore, we have the northeast wind. it's cool there too. 63 in holgate. 62 in benter in. it's going to be cool at the shore again tomorrow. it's cloudy at the shore. so you're going to have to wait there. that cool air is going to disappear. the cool air gets out, warmer air moves in. then eventually the hot air from the middle of the country comes in and once it's here, it's going to stay here for a little while. sunday. and into tuesday, it's still around. it might get cut back from the

northeast. so may not be a lasting heat wave. you see the drier air coming in at the coast. that's a sign of things to comp. the clouds will be breaking up as the sun goes down. what are we left with? a cool night, but you see all the clouds at the coast? there's a storm that's going to be offshore, but it may be close enough to produce the clouds to make the shore not so pleasant. then as we go into friday and the weekend, it just getser and warmer. check out this video of a pursuit by new jersey state police. they were chasing down a duck that wandered on to inter80. he is moving. you can see the bird kwaquackin down the road there. troopers were able to wrangle

him. >> law enforcement do so many different jobs. i bet those guys didn't realize they were going to wrangle a duck today. >> all in a day's work. a mother and daughter aren't allowed on their flight home. >> they want cash back after they had to buy brand new tickets. that's when nbc 10 responds in to make sure delta didn't take off with family's money. code by kid, at 6:00 we'll tell you about the program that some students on to careers in the tech world.

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here. the oak valley woman had to shell out hundreds of extra dollars just to get home. >> she was excited to travel to cancun for her son's wedding in march. >> i couldn't wait to get there. >> reporter: she said getting to mexico was easy. but on the way back, delta airlines wouldn't let her or her daughter board the floigt home. >> i was very upset to say the least. >> the airline blamed the problem on travelocity. and says a delta rep told her travelocity hadn't paid the airline for the floigts. >> i knew that wasn't trou because my credit card was charged. >> deltaen wouldn't budge. >> i had had to stay calm and do what i had to do to get home. >> she bought one-way tickets for her and her daughter on another airline. the cost, $871, which was hundreds more than she had originally sent.

>> my plan was to settle it when i got home. >> but after she got back, the airline would only reimburse the delta flight and left she ask her daughter on the hook for the flights she boked last minute. >> the more i thought about it, i thought it wasn't right. >> reporter: she made another call to nbc 10 responds. we reached out to delta, which told us while it has ideas of what happened, it can't say why it happened. the airline says it is, quote, in error. travelocity said there was not a payment issue. after we got involved, delta e reimbursed her $871 for the new flights. >> i couldn't have accomplished that without you guys. >> travelocity also tells nbc 10 responds after looking into the case it shows the return tickets were somehow issued on the day of departure. it says that may have somehow caused an issue.

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phone calls and time lines, today bill cosby's defense attorneys used these two e key elements to question andrea constand's credibility. i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. today andrea constand completed her testimony. deanna durante has been in the courtroom from the very beginning of this trial and join us live. >> constand's mother was on the stand. >> reporter: she took up the later part of the afternoon. this is bill cosby leaving the courthouse moments ago. we were told ly bihis representative she would be speaking in support of her long-time friend. andrea constand was back on the stand again today. she was not thrilled by defense. they were picking aparter