the jury deliberated four hours before going home or to their hotel last night. today jurors revisited evidence surrounding cosby's deposition. and they also questioned the wording around the third kaunt they are considering. we heard from a spokesman today outside the courthouse. he claims cosby did not get a fair trial because a key witness was blocked from testifying. and in the statement, he allegations that andrea constand told her she intend ed to set u cosby. she says andrea constand told her about plans to falsely accuse a a high profile beperso of sexual assault so she could sue and get money. here's a portion of that statement. >> i wasn't shocked that it was exactly what andrea constand

said she could do and so she did it. i state that the statements of one b page is true and correct. i have given this statement freely and voluntarily. no one has intimidated me to provide the statements. no have i offered a reward. >> jackson's statement was hearsay and didn't allow her to testify. >> this trial started last monday. a lot has happened. deanna durante has been in that courtroom every day. so they just came back with another question. what was that about. it went back to the original stateme statement. >> the police said this isn't her hometown in canada. the officer arrived in her home

that night after 1:00 in the evening. to this officer and responding officers from the police department. they took a simple police report her what happened, what did she remember. and the jury didn't want to see that report. they wanted to read back to them to hear the prosecution ask their questions and the defense come in and ask about that night ask why she waited so long to make that report. >> who is in the courtroom? >> the legal team is on both sides. the jury and a lot of press. and the jury because people are moving in the gally, we can get a better shot looking at the jury. also there have there was a little confusion.

a couple men in the back of the jury box there went like this and said report on testimony. and then the foreperson stood up and said we want to hear the testimony. so it was read back to them entirely. >> she's sitting on the prosecution side closer to the jury box front row. he looks down at the table and will lean back and the two have not a. >> you mentioned the third count. they wanted wording of aggravated indecent assault and wanted to know without her consent what that meant. at one point, one juror was

shaking his head and they went back to deliberation. >> i know you'll go back in as soon as we get word of any other questions. >> we appreciate you being there. >> we want to brick in a court judge. >> when you hear about the latest question. going back to the original police report. >> they heard other statements at other times. now they are going back to one of the very first statements that she made and i think what they are doing is comparing all the statements to see if they are consistent.

they are looking for the main testimony that she gave and going back to the beginning to see if. it's consistent. i think they are looking now very hard all the the victim's credibility. >> doing it in a me nod call way. >> that's good. they are having dialogue and asking the right questions. ask they are getting the answers. they are going back. they are continuing to have dialogue. like i said, as long as they continue to talk and as long as they don't come back ask say we're dead locked or hung, that's a good sign. >> this is all the buzz. some spectators even waiting ask watching in the heat for the verdict to come down. at 5:15, denise nakano will have that part of the story. remember you can always get updates on the trial sent right to your phone.

all you have to do is download the nbc 10 app and you'll get those alerts. in the meantime, we'll send it back to you in the studios. >> we'll e see you at 5:30. day three of 90 plus degree weather. we are in a heat wave, folks. it is taking over our area. a live look at ocean city. beach goers looking for any way to stay cool. >> it's brutal on the hot days. we even saw people running the steps. wow, those are brave people. we have team coverage of the heat wave that starts right now. . everyone is looking tr ways to beat the heat. cydney long found people cooling off. she has your most accurate forecast. we broke a record today.

>> that's right. we have now officially broke a record just got the information from the philadelphia international airport. take a look the our records today. three locations in orange. philadelphia, 96. breaking the 95. allentown ask reading, both in the 90s. tying records for warmth. just a degree short in trenton and atlantic city. across the board, everyone dealing with the heat today. i can say standing outside right now, outside the studios, you can feel the warmth still. notice the wind direction from the west/southwest. 91 degrees in philadelphia. 86 in harbor. then we go overnight.

but don't be fooled. the wind direction is change in. our temperatures take a big change too. coming up, we're going to take a closer look at what you can expect when it comes to temperatures dropping in the next coming days. >> thousand to cydney long in logan square. also battling the heat i'm sure. >> when it's too hot for school, the splash pad or spray ground you might call it is a must. it serves a dual purpose. shades for the parents and all this a week before the official start of summer. >> when it's the second heat wave of the season, let's face it. you do what you need to to keep

cool. it means a dip in the art museum fountain. >> the hot metal tables wasn't for the lunchtime crowd in center city today where tables sat empty. >> does that feel good when it's too hot outside? >> yeah. >> reporter: footsteps away, r perfectly shaded grass at logan square. >> it feels 10 degrees cooler in the shade. it's very comfortable. i don't feel hot at all. no sweat rolling down the face or anything like that. >> students didn't have a half day.

>> she's soaking up the fun on this splash pad not sad about today's early dismissal. >> it feels good, nice and cool. it's the perfect temperature. >> and for those school field trips like the one i was on yesterday with my son, when you get home it will cure the flush cheeks or clothes sticking to your body on the long bus ride home. the good news is school resumes tomorrow. we'll get a a little break from this heat. cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> just drated. you need to drink plenty of fluids, even if you don't feel thirsty. never leave pets or kids in cars. loose fitting clothing will tep you stay cooler.

>> tonight we have more e details in the murder investigation of a 1-year-old boy. >> he was arrested last week after police found the boy unresponsive inside a home. he identified himself as the boy oes stepfather also facing sexual assault charges. this was the scene in center city today after the driver of a mini van jumped a curb and hit several people before plowing into a newsstand. it happened at the international of 16th street and jfk bfld around noon. two people had taken to the hospital. both in stable condition this afternoon. the lunchtime crowd was there to the crash including one woman who said she could have easily been o that corner. >> scary, yeah. e we usually walk through here. they took a little long for lunch. weren't out here at the time when it happened. >> it's not clear what caused the driver to jump the curb.

it happened two weeks ago during memorial day weekend. the deli once the two men got in they took $500 in cash and cartons of cigarettes. if you know anything about the case, call police. be sure to check your bank statement. the grocery store in bucks county that just discovered a card skimmer. and arrested. video you'll only see on nbc 10. the reason the husband of a a murdered atlantic county radio host was taken into custody today. and release, but in a coma. north korea let's an american student go under suspicious circumstances. also watching and waiting, nbc 10 is outside the montgomery county courthouse to bring you the verdict in the bill cosby sexual assault trial.

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today? >> reporter: you know, these are former colleagues of jeff sessions. he was a senator before he became attorney general. so he knows them and things got a little heated today. this is where the senators come out and as you can see folks are gathering around to the hearing just ended. that's where we are now. this afternoon jeff sessions came here as part of the russia investigation. it was also very clear heavy want. ed to defend himself and his reputation. he said he did not have any conversations with russians or any foreign officials about interfere i interferings like that with anyone from the trump campaign. immediately because of the department of justice rules.

hear what he had to say about that investigation and his interaction with one of the senators. >> i have no knowledge about this investigation i don't even read that carefully. respectfully, you're not answering the question. >> the question is mr. comey said there were matters to the recuse tall that were problematic and he couldn't talk about them. what are they? >> why don't you tell me. they are none. there are none. i can tell you that for absolute certainty. this is a secret innuendo being leaked about me and i don't appreciate it. >> you can hear things e getting a a little testy there. one of the other things that really raised frustration of

some senators today is when attorney general sessions would not talk specifically about his conversations with the president. the president he said was not asserting executive privilege and. the attorney general was saying because of long standing department of justice guidelines or rules he wasn't going to talk about some things. that got some senators very frustrated today. i got a chance to ask marco rubio what he thought about that. we're going to bring you his answer coming up at 6:00. >> what was the difference between james comey and you were there for this one as well. talk about the difference in those two. >> the setup was the same. but the tone were very

different. you also have democrats asking him questions. and they were frustrated he wouldn't answer some of their questions. it was all interns lined up. i found some tourist who is just wanted to be here to watch history. back to you. >> lauren mayk reporting live for us from washington, d.c. to an argument between a bus driver and passenger turned into a stabbing. >> another passenger shove d hi, also pushing him through the windshield. that good samaritan was stabbed in the arm. the bus driver was able to open

the doors, kick that suspect out, he was later arrested. >> hot, hot, hot. >> you can't escape the heat. any relief in site? z nice to be out behind the boat. >> it didn't some people from get i getting. >> i dpeel like superman. i get my energy from the sun. nothing i say can top that. we can say if you want to work

out, the best time to do is in the morning hours or the dusk time. it can be unhealthy. stay hydrated out there. this is the live view outside. still very sunny and we are going to continue with those warm conditions as we head into tonight. look at graduate hospital. reporting at 101 degrees. i think that's a little inflated because they get a urban heating effect. that number might be a little higher than truly the air temperature. but nonetheless, all of us in the 90s throughout philadelphia and our surrounding neighborhoods. pretty much clear aside from the clouds. you see the showers popping around the region. as they get into us, they are mostly falling apart. the heat bubble keeping us on the dry side. i think we'll remain mostly dry

throughout the evening. here's one computer model we're looking at. none of this is make iing it toe ground. as we continue into tonight, we'll stay dry. maybe spotty showers closer to new york. but we'll stay on the dry side of things into the overnight hours. e then we go to tomorrow. winds are going to shift directions. cooler temperatures. so if it you're sick of the 90s, we're ending the heat wave. a little mix of clouds and sunshine. 70s for the jersey shore. 78 degrees for the forecast high temperature. and the cooler temperatures, they remain across the region.

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sglrvelgs we are on verdict watch. here's a live look outside the courthouse looking down at the step there is. we wait for word on bill cosby's fate. the jury is still deliberating at this hour. going on more than seven hours on day two. check out the extreme dance move taking place. an artist performed some impressive moves while hanging from bridge in greece. no thank you. it's part of a project called greece has sole. it brings awareness about environmental issues and cultural heritage. beautiful weather. the heat is on.

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the jury is deliberating right now at the montgomery county courthouse. the country is watching and waiting for an answer. >> nbc 10 is standing by live waiting for the moment the courtroom let's out. you're looking at it live right now. once the jury reveals their decision, the doors will open. we're outside the courthouse as well. this is where prosecutors or cosby's defense team would make a statement. >> they are voicing their opinion. the jury could send americans to jail for the rest of your life.

>> she talked with them about what they will happen. breaking news center is breaking down what the jury's questions today mean for the trial. >> as you know, this is the second day of jury deliberations. they have to decide whether cosby drugged and sexually assaulted andrea constand dating back to 2004. the jury came back with a third question this. they wanted to hear testimony from the officer who responded to andrea constand's home in canada in 2005 and took her initial report. the jury want. ed to know the phrase without her knowledge meant in one of the three counts they have to decide on.

and then outside the courtroom, away from the jury, cosby spokesman read the statement of a potential witness. koz wi's defense team wanted her to testify, but the judge ruled her statement was hearsay and he did not allow her testimony. that statement was from a woman who is a temple university academic adviser in the statement she alleges andrea constand told her she intended to set up cosby. she claims it happened in a hotel room during a conversation they had. a conversation she shared with andrea constand this rhode island during a temple women's basketball trip. >> i did ask what she was saying really happened. her response was that it had not happened but she could say it happened and file charges.

>> during cross-examination, andrea constand said she did not know this woman. they handed out written copies of the statement. that's something the jury knows nothing about. they did not hear any of that statement, any of that story, if you will. the judge did not allow it. the heat is not keeping bystanders away from the courthouse. >> while cosby appeared to be in high spirit this is morning and as e he left the last night fans are brace iing for what may com.

>> if he comes out guilty, i would be surprise issed. >> they say they stand behind andrea constand's testimony and the message is set. >> i think andrea constand might be going welcome with her story gave the public a real education in what sexual assault looks like in real life. >> reporter: the jury of seven men and five women is in its second day of deliberations and the trial for sexual assault. this closely watched tapes has brought out people on the outside hoping for a glance into the verdict as it unfolds. >> something like this is unexpected.

>> i'm joined by e retired superior judge. thank you for being here. we know now the jury has asked three questions today. one to hear more about cosby's own words about giving andrea constand pills. another trying to get clarification about one of the charges. the third, testimony from the police officer who first took alasndrea constand's assault ret in canada. what you lock at those three questions, do they give you any clues about what's happening? >> they are all appropriate questions. the testimony that came in in this case and the conflict in the testimony and the cross-examination, these are all appropriate questions. now i spoke with deanna durante on the phone to get a sense of what she's seeing from the jury. is she seeing frustration, despair, she told me no. she said there's a couple jurors that don't quite seem satisfied with all of the readbacks and the answers that they are getting, which means that they might have more questions and

means they are not quite with the other people yet. that's understandable. that happens. so i do expect there might be another question or two and might take a little while longer, but she assures me she doesn't see frustration on the faces of the jurors. that's a good sign. >> at this point, we know we have not heard an inkling of we're dead locked and can't reach a decision. >> that's a good sign because they are talking. they are debating. they are going over the testimony. they are going over the conflict. they are answering people's questions. that's all good. so e we need to relax a little bit longer. there may be another question or two. this jury seems to be a hard working jury. it wants to do the right thing.

>> hear i'm jim rosenfield, back to you in the studio. >> thanks for that. to this now, record breaking heat. philadelphia reached 96 degrees today. that's the highest temperature for june 1th on record. people spent the day trying to relief. it was a stroll in the park. people ate in the shade. at the art museum, some fit in a quick workout before the temperatures got too high. live team coverage tonight of this record breaking heat. >> john clark was at minicamp today. players faced scorching temperatures on the field. we start with crystal live. i hope you found some shade out

there. >> still hot outside. now the time on the screen is 5:37. so we are not going to see a lot of relief tonight. we'll see relief in the days to come. let's talk current temperatures. reading at 95. earlier made it to 96 and tied a record for warmth. now at 95 degrees. allentown at 95. across the map, still very hot out there as we see we are in a e heat wave. we have seen three days of 90 degree temperatures across the region. let's take a look now at our changing of the temperatures. >> still in the mid-90s. you see we're in the mid-80s. and 6:00 a.m. still 74 degrees.

we'll not see the big climb that we have been seeing in the afternoon. we'll where we cap out tomorrow and the following days in a few minutes. >> looking forward to that. >> american college student who has been jailed in north korea for 17 months has now been freed. however, his parents say he's in a coma and has been since march 2016. north korean authorities detained him at the pyongyang airport last january and accused him of trying to steal a political banner at his hotel. rex tillerson announced his release. here's a look at the story ace cross the region today. in kent county, a boost for hourly workers. the senate voted to raise it to $10.20. that's a $2 bump.

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prayed. >> i remember thinking this is not the end tr me. i'm not going to die here. he's not going to take my life. >> she made it to a local hospital but was air lifted for surgery that ended up saving her life. her husband says she's always been calm and collected. >> a major birth control recall tonight that could put women at risk for an unintended pregnancy. the 24 birth control pills have been recalled due to a packaging error that puts the placebo at the beginning of the pack. women who take the pills in the order they appear are at risk of unexpected pregnancy. if you have these, call the manufacturer. >> braving the heat, imagine you're an eegal and had to practice this the heat. the hiccup that had them sweating. and five years after her murder,

the husband of an atlantic county radio host is behind bars. why he was taken into custody. take a live view outside in delaware. blue sunny skies and 90s across the region. but not for much longer. we'll talk about the changes and the drop in your temperatures and the rain returning, coming up.

only nbc 10 was there as an atlantic county doctor and husband of a murder vick was taken into custody outside his medical practice. dr. kaufman, the husband of april kaufman, was arrested today on gun charges after a brief standoff with investigators. >> they were serving a search warrant when he pulled out a gun. radio host april kaufman was

shot in 2012. last month a judge decided whether her husband had to give a dna sample in the unsolved case. that decision was sealed. authorities say today's search is not connected to the killing. only ted greenberg was there today when dr. kaufman was taken into custody. he has what happened next. >> dr. james kaufman seen here in exclusive nbc 10 video surrounded by authorities, taken into custody after prosecutors say he displayed a .9 millimeter handgun when investigators showed up to search his egg harbor township medical office this morning. patients arriving for appointments stunned to learn the doctor had been arrested. >> i'm more than a little speechless that to hear that the physician had a weapon in his office. >> a hostage negotiator convincing kaufman to vending following a 45-minute standoff.

authorities say the doctor threatened to kill himself. >> what are the investigators locking for? >> ongoing criminal activity. >> members of the fbi and prosecutors office and local police cob verging today on kaufman's office and home. the same place april kaufman was shot and killed in may of 2012. no one has ever been charged. >> in connection with the search warrant, it was not related to the death of april cough han it was an unrelated matter. >> the developments coming weeks after a court push by prosecutors to have kaufman submit a dna sample in the murder case. a judge's decision remaining sealed. >> being taken to jail in handcuffs on weapons charges. his lawyer saying the doctor is emotionally overraugt adding he's been investigated for five years for a homicide he did not

commit. everybody has a breaking point. >> are you any closer to solving the homicide? >> every day that goes by we are getting closer to solving the homicide of april kaufman. >> kaufman was taken for a psychiatric evaluation before being booked on the charges. he expects the doctors office to remain closed for the foreseeable future. ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. record breaking heat today philadelphia reached a 96 degrees. the highest ever for b 13th. let's take a live look outside at penns landing. it's a clear day out there right now. just beautiful. >>s there on radar.

>>bear back inside. >> they are going to be falling as we go into tomorrow. still going to seem like a warm night. it's pretty obvious why when we have this hot the afternoon. 96 like just mentioned. the record we set in philadelphia. but allentown and reading, both tied records for heat today. we were very close to the same in it trenton, atlantic city and wilmington all in the 90s. . we can't complain too much. laguardia reported 101 degrees today. the earliest 100 ever on record. take a look at sat loit and rad satellite and radar. in our surrounding areas, we have a few ice lsolated showers thunderstorms that are popping. most of them are falling apart before they get to our area. so we're going to stay on the dry side through tonight. an isolated shower near the lehigh valley. that's about it.

otherwise, e we continue on the dry conditions on wednesday and thursday. extra cloud coverage and cooler temperatures. 82 for our wednesday. friday we begin with rainy weather. here's a look at the suburbs. 82 degrees tomorrow as well. mid-70s by your friday. and nearly the same in the lehigh valley, but cooler down to 72 degrees. we're tracking the same. along the shore down to the mid-60s by your friday with rain. and delaware tomorrow, 78 degrees going to sound better than 92. take a look at these temperatures. hot, humid and some scattered thunderstorms are possible. 90 degrees in philadelphia. upper 80s in suburbs this new jersey. delaware at 88 degrees.

philadelphia hit record breaking temperatures and the eagles hit the practice field. how they are beating the heat.

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>> a problem with the the complex had the players sweating it out. >> yeah, imagine you show up to work in the heat and there's no air-conditioning at your job. the eagles all came to the complex today ask they had no power at their training facility. so they actually had to shift plans ask held team meetings at the link this afternoon where there's air-conditioning. it was hot for practice. they moved practice up to 9:00 a.m. so they got to tis earlier before it got real hot this afternoon. take a look at jason peters. he says it gets hotter here. that's saying a lot. some eagles agree, some disagree. >> i feel like i was back in bath rougbat rouge.

i feel like when you that after hard practice. >> this is winter time? >> good thing eagles have power back at the complex. basically this is just a prelude for the big training camp days, which are really hard to survive. >> i don't know. has to be as hot as north carolina, though. >> absolutely, i agree. >>. nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >> here's jim rosenfield. >> deciding his fate, you can feel the tension in the air outside the courthouse here in montgomery county. at any moment, jurors could make their decision in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. all of today's developments ahead at 6:00. apaling and detestable, those are the words attorney general jeff sessions used that

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at any moment, the jury could return a verdict in bill cosby's trial. will they find america's dad guilty of sexual assault? right now at 6:00, last-minute appeals to the public. >> what andrea constand has done is not been truthful. >> we don't think the courthouse dor should be shut in the face. >> what the second day of deliberations could mean for cosby's future. nbc 10 is bringing you live coverage from decisions just as soon as it comes down. good evening, i'm jim rosenfield live once again . back in 2004, here's the latest today. the jurors asked the judge three questions one was about cosby's dependence testimony. they also. wanted a definition of the language used in the third