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washington. a practice was held as police looked on. we have an update from washington. republicans meet this morning to talk through what happened. florida congressman spoke to the alleged shooter as she was leaving early. >> she could have started with us. >> i'm very blessed to be alive. >> she credits two police officers for saving his life. >> without them there would be tremendous loss of life and i probably wouldn't be talking with y'all. >> steve scalise is still critical and needs more surgery. lawmakers recently asked for more security outside the capital. some blame an atmosphere of hate. >> i believe i it is personally

to blame for demons that have been unleashed. >> we will use this occasion as one that bring us together and not separates us further. >> that's why it will go on. >> baseball is american. when america gets punched we'll punch back. james hodgkinson had been in the area a few months. lawmakers said they ran into the suspect minutes before gunshots rang out and he asked if democrats or republicans were practicing on that field. >> here is a live look at nationals park in washington where that congressional baseball game for charity will

start tonight. it is a lime time tradition until nation's capitol. you can see reports this afternoon. jurors in the 30th hour of deliberations. >> so far they have not had a question this morning. what's the latest? >> reporter: so far in word from the jury, no verdict and no worries. some observers are wondering how long this will go. take a look at bill cosby entering the courthouse. he said nothing to reporters and also said nothing last night as he left. the jury has been at this well more than 24 hours in all.

a last night they went home after another 12 hour day. a vej said they had worked enough for the day. some even closed their eyes while a court reporter head some of cosby's interview from 2005. >> your speculation is as good as mine. nobody knows what the means. i'm sure they would like to reach a verdict on all three counts. i don't know whether it's going to be possible but they are back in there, they are doing their job and we'll have to wait and see. >> they are still working at this inside the courthouse. outside we have seen protesters

sharing a difference of opinion but also the same thing, a verdict. i'm matt delucia, nbc 10 news. picture perfect day for our area. we give you a look as you enjoy the sunny weather while you can. apparently it is not going to last. glenn "hurricane" schwartz has the details on that. >> yeah. it is the most comfortable we'll be seeing. it may be considered not quite comfortable. it is on the chilly side there. the flag blowing in from the

ocean. some people leaving in bathing suits. it is closer to 70 at the beaches. it is dry right now even though we have clouds in parts of the area. up to 85 yesterday, 81 today, 79 tomorrow and then we go back up. by sunday it is going to be really steamy out there when you combine the heat with the humidity. it may feel like it's 95. we haare seeing a beautiful afternoon. the humidity starts to go up. we may even see showers by daybreak tomorrow. tomorrow will be a different time of day.

so we have a cooler east flow right now. it will continue into friday when we add the moisture. over the weekend we are getting the change. starting on saturday winds turn to the south. by sunday it is out of the southwest. we'll talk more about the chances in just a few minutes. new this morning city of philadelphia announced a deal to clean up a p pe neighborhood residents say hasei talking about here. pport oftect

address the hazardousey wl add people out. last year alone 17 people died from drug overdoses on or near the property. they are hopeful it will be the first step at returning the surrounding community to its residence. >> how do we stop the narrative that it is okay to buy the most potent drug and use it and trap people in the neighborhood? it's one that that campaign is going to take us years to overcome. >> reporter: this is the first time there has been a comprehensive plan. when i come back you'll hear more about the efforts underway on the under right now to get people help. that's when i come back in half

an hour. pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. crews battled the fire early this morning. you can see heavy smoke coming. there were people inside. they did get out okay. time now for a check of the roads. we give you a better view of something. >> tell us what's happening. >> again, this is over the top of the scene right now. it looks like an ambulance right here. right here is chestnut street. chestnut moves west to east. all of that traffic is being turned off down 30th street headed southbound. if you end up being there you can see that becomeup moving through there. it will take a while. if you're heading that direction and trying to go eastbound into

the city it is to take 30 down to walnut and from watt nut you can access south stree and get back into the center of the city. it is the biggest street that will take you eastbound into the city. if you don't want to hit that area you can take the expressway. market street tends to be busier at this time. we are also watching 422 m. both have okay for the most part. so i've also before been moving in. this the eastbound side stay abay from that direction. back to you! thank you.

toll bridge is expected to reopen by the end of next month. crews have been working to fix several defects on that bridge. the new comments this morning from president trump of a reporter now indelucludes the president himself. and putin weighs in on last week's testimony by james comey and who he is comparing him to. warmer and more humid weather on the way. i'll let you know about that just ahead.

the special council investigating russia's activities is also investigating president trump for possible obstruction of justice. the report comes the same week could be considering firing muelle. the president tweeted they made up a phony collusion with the russian story. how they go for obstruction of justice. nice. he followed up you're witnessing the single greatest witch hu

hunt #makeamericagreatagain. the survey found six in ten people believe trump intended to obstruct the investigation. this morning russia's president weighed in on james comey. putin compared the fired fbi to snowden. snowden leaked somehows -- thousands of documents. snowden has been living in russia since 2013. we finally got it. the humidity is very low. we have some places with sunshine and others with clouds. there is the lehigh valley.

fairly cloudy skies now. as we go in we'll see more and more sunshine and temperatures up near 80 degrees, which is a lot cooler than we have seen recently. at the shore with winds coming in off of the ocean look how cool it is. 68 in ocean city. it is 73 in stone harbor and cape may point. it won't warm up a whole lot during the afternoon. ocean temperature 66 degrees. it is 77 inland. it will be getting warmer over the weekend. it's on i habviously not going towards the inland areas. we are talking about high humidity on top of that. it will be really steamy. the wettest period will be friday and again on monday.

you could still see showers over the weekend but nothing like friday and monday. we do have possible thunderstorms. the main feature is how steamy it is going to be. as we take a look at satellite and radars the clouds seem to be breaking up at least around the philadelphia area and south jersey. there are patches of showers in ohio but the heavier stuff is well back to the west. as we go through the afternoon we'll be seeing a lot of sunshine through the area. it will be cooler at the shore. low humidity will be the big thing. it will be beautiful later on today. for tonight the humidity starts coming back up. that is going to prevent temperatures from dropping into the 50s, for example. cloudy skies by 4:30 with a chance of showers even before daybreak. scattered generally afternoon

showers tomorrow. we could see some in a couple of spots. the temperature going up into the mid-to upper 70s. a lot of clouds around tomorrow. thunderstorms at 1:00 according to this computer model and even some in the trenton area. we'll be seeing these temperatures go down as the clouds increase. you can see how cloudy it is during the day on friday. more on your father's day weekend coming up. we'll go to washington d.c. right now. dt onald trump is at the podium. he is spoking right now abo. >> may have brought some unity to our long-divided country.

we have had a divided country for many years. there could be unity being brought to our country. let's hope. bliel at the hospital i also visited with special agent crystal grimer of the capital police and her family. crystal is one of the two capit capit capitol police officers who saved so many lives through her heroism along with david bailey. they ran right into the fire. they ran right into the guns and bullets and they save add lot of lives. -- saved a lot of lives. america salutes both of their courage. they have great courage. we all salute them. we salute the alexandria police fire and rescue and all of the first responders, the timing, speed and professionalism was

incredible. they performed with bravery and with skill. finally heartfelt prayers go out the matt mikah who was badly wounded. to matt's family, anything you need we are here for you. hopefully matt will be okay. in these difficult hours it's more important to care for each other and remind each other that we are all united by our love of our great and beautiful country. we are joined today but secretary accosta, secretary ross and administrative -- >> taking a moment speaking on this initiative of the white house to also discuss scalise

and send his prayers and well wishes to them and the two officers that stepped in in that situation. >> the president is signing an executive order this morning. that's why we this was there. we'll continue to follow that as well. it was a fire so devastating that entire families are still missing. we are following details into the investigation into this high-rise apartment fire and show of support from an international super star. we have star power in the house today. we'll talk about the brand new show. he is live. we'll have that up next.

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capitol hill returning to normal after yesterday's attack on congressmen at a baseball field. steve scalise was injured in that shooting. >> he and others continue to recover this morning. >> police shot the suspect as he later died at the hospital. the alleged gunman had apparently been living out of a white cargo van for months. represent iative scalise howeve wiz is returning to nourm on capitol hill. republicans are meeting to talk through what happened. scalise and roger swill yams who

injured his angle was shot in yesterday's practice field! baseball is america. when america gets manch ts it we'll sit the commend the rirs reresponers it is so to go on as laned. the couple to lonl i'm testimony will be inlier today. geping at 10:00 at 4:00 p.m. . we learned the jury in the bill cosby trial is deadlocked. >> so far they have asked six questions over the past four

days. matt delucia joins us from outside the courthouse. matt, have you heard anything? give us a feel of what's happening. >> reporter: right. at this point we are gathering new information. deanna was just in the courtroom. we understand the jury is dead loo looked a this point cht awould not come on any of the di fences. they bf before denied a mistrial motion. it was to end a this sup day here. we finished by sagging we were sed bok the deliberate. this is the fourth day they have

been in deliberations. fake -- take a look. b cosby did not say anything to us. there will be more instructions read to the jury as we understand and that one more thing that deanna had told us, in order to waurn verdict -- trnl if they are deadlocked on we are wait to go get more information it will come back to give us.

it is ted locked. of course is an folding story. nbc 10 news. >> stay right there. deanna is telling us we can talk to her because we can more from her. explain to what happened. >> the jury said we are deadlocked on all of the counts. they cannot agree on any of the koubts that they are untable to gol on they they need to come to

a verdict and that are no corp. miez their own believes here frm cog we do no he lawyer asked for a mus trial. he is sending the if when it can comes to atted undesen airy can no we know some are can m no word if the defense attorney is

dwk going to stat to to ger outside the courthouse. no time frame. the judge is telling them to go back, look at the facts and begin to talk amongst themselves. >> yeah. i just want to hear from you as you seed the media behind you, what the mood was like in the courtroom twlwhen the note had within sent. you sent an e-mail letting us know. >> reporter: the courtroom is closed until we are summoned back to the courtroom. there are staff members here that are coordinating if for immediate y. we have this many

question. we have been told we'll be e and there were still to be no plek dehaves. and no with. they have asked many teeps for the statements to be read in. we knew they were struggling back there. again, their body language the last couple of times have shown us some people didn't need to hear the evidence. for those of you us watching it may be a surprise for others who have not seen the jury's reaction.

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charge. some times they call it a spencer charge. when the jury comes back and says they are in fkt deadlocked the judge has to give a are specific charge that baseree toy violence the judge dais for do has hesitate to honesteit oh st.

if but think maybe one of your yous is -- werroneous. jurors finally started showing frustration. this is not unexpected at this point. >> how often does this work when a judge says go back, try again, how often once a jury comes back and says they listen. >> my 14 years in can i recall ie the judge as oppose to judge, we toll bed lo! we are talking

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they hear i the sw into so foam a saying there are con sis ten di or the when what she 12ed and what is no testimony physical is was it consensual or not? >> so it continues to be he said/she said. >> exactly. >> judge, we thank you so much your time with us. we hope you'll be on your way into the station so we can have it year an get n-- this decisio. bill kcosby, the jury riff dead

lps lo deadlocked. letting they sent a note to the judge letting them now it's deaded. are. >> reporter: i'm joined by a porm innocent deliberation attorney. if they came back is that a win to you? >> any time you have a client charged and not a conviction defense lawyers consider that a win. i'm sure brian feels relieved assuming they all the mt.ly do hallelujah and it's a mistrial. >> reporter: >> i knee fnt -- bud of how long

they have wornged, bo think think thaw are look ringed gl begl to obl. >> trchl is yor was lugs didn't stay as long as it takes. i don't think the length of the drive to pittsburgh factors in at all. >> let's go back. this is an old case. it obviously has to make a play here. bh at one point the jury asked where is your gavel? do you think the lack of physical evidence or lack of time played into this at all? >> sure. old case, conflicting stories.

it had ton have an effect. known is get better at pointing out. he is a great guy and done a great job. i mean they put their case on with great we fish shen she. both sides will be fmt does the da go ahead and stoo soo be. >> they took their best shot but i think think 234i7 te-- >> and we have seen this before, the civil trial, that went into a fistfight there in the late 90s. they came back and said they were deadlocked. that judge sent them back and

they came up with a verdict. will that help get them going? >> the lawyers call it the dynamite charge. the court is trying to blow up deliberations and get people to con census. they were out over a period of several week. they ultimately hung and convicted. so the length of time they are out doesn't guarantee an acquittal. >> well, it's 11-1. we have one hold out. it continued on for many years. at point preponderance we reed the case! we talking abthey all mote air

hadded they. >> as much as i don't bike lo prognosticate they realized they were probably hung kroil. we'll sleep on it. >> you never know what a jury is going to do. the ones i think are against me they saw evidence presented in a manner by three district attorneys and they saw one of the country's best criminal defense lawyers defended. it really was an a-level super bowl caliber presentation on both sides. it's speaks volumes that 12 reasonable people can't come to a consensus.

i think it can be short rather than long. i predict another soon saying we are deadlocked. i predict a judge declares a mistrial. >> we'll check and see if you're right there a couple of hours. thanks for the information here. we want to let you know 11:06 the jury sent a handwritten note saying when it comes to the three can remember charges against bill cosby this jury is deadlocked. back to you. >> thank you very much. the jury sent a note at 11:06 telling a judge they could not come to an agreement, that they were deadlocked. the judge ordered them to continue deliberating. this is not a mistrial. it's not a hung jury rhode

island we will probably stay on television until at least 1:00 to follow the breaking developments of this situation. >> we want to continue to follow what's happening. we are told once a judge gives instruction to a jury to go back you can't reach a unanimous agreement, go back and try to do it again. we have reporters all over that courtroom right now talking to all of the laurs add -- lawyers who d-- oh, great, did you hear her interview? >> yes. >> talk to us about how do you read this with them saying we can't reach an agreement on any of the three counts? >> reporter: as i tell you, as

the judge gives the spencer are they will atmatically come come back. it may be 20 that 20% of the cases. >> and though there are three charges they could come back and anonymously agree on guilty or not guilty with one of those counts and still be deadlocked on the other two, right? >> they could. i believe the way the charges are so intertwined i think it's unlikely. >> what are the chances -- perhaps we are speculating about how this could go. >> well, i'm going to -- go ahead. >> i will go business hi jury, 20, 25% of the time the jury

will come back and say now we have a unanimous verdict. >> hold on a second. we understand cosby's spokesperson is right there about to speak at the podium. let's listen to what he had to say. as you can see, our view from sky fours so 1 sky force 10. let's listen. >> i wanted to address what we just heard from the zwrjudge ab a deadlock.

today we have really seen mr. cosby get the justice that he was looking for in montgomery county. they are taken their time to retry to case in that deliberation room. this deadlock shows that it has been saying the entire time. she not guilty of the charges they tried to bring about. we just hope right now that these jurors are still being treated the way they should be treated. no one will come in and try to force them to change their decision, change their thoughts, change their ideas. they were brought here to be impartial and fair. we hope their fairness is still being given to them and they are

being able to glib rate on their own without any pressure from anything. mr. kcosby, by can't that that. he has 12 people of his peers who understand that the fact of this case don't add up. the inconsistencies from the investigation and that shows you why bruce caster decided not to try to case 12 years ago. you have a d.a. who used mr. koz by a the cat to are his

transitions. not only mr. cosby's day and type. i wanted to thank these jurors and thank them for continuing to look at the facts of the case and see that this case should have never been brought here today. we are here to pro claim mr. cosby'innocence. heght and hopefully we k ma i didn't say vindication -- i said justice. justice means she getting a fair and impartial jury. that's what this and.

you're the -- this is the nm constitution was developed. >> you know, deadlock a when the gold gold golden -- what is he saying today? >> we are saying the jurors are now looking at the case. what they did, when they asked for the investigation then they asked constant testimony ton witness stand then detective schafer's testimony on the witness stand. >> you have been listening to the spokesperson for bill cosby throwing bouquets at the jury

saying they were asked to redo or retry this case in the deliberation trum. >> >> the jury the jury announced they were deadlock. seven women, five minutes. they were entering that i recall they asked them to try to roach a verdict to go back and try to reach a unanimous verdict on at least one of the counts. we are live