it was so tense. >> we told you before that the jury said they were hopelessly dead lock ed after the 52 hours. tonight the jury said it was practically split even for much of the deliberations. 5 to 7, 7 to 5, one abstain, 6 and we weren't getting anywhere. >> the juror talked about reasonable versus unreasonable. he said reasonable was used in court, but the charges used the word unresponsible and there were a lot of arguments over that. live in the breaks news center, jim rosenfield, nbc 10 news. to this now. did a spectator record a portion of the cosby trial. court administrators say detectives are investigating a possible recording and images taken from an overflow courtroom. people were watching the trial

on a closed circuit monitor. the judge issued a ab order barring any recordings and electric transmission. people cleaning up after storms swept through our area. as e we explain, homeowners are trying to remove the damage now. >> public works has the avenue in cedar road blocked off. as crews removed the dead trees between her and her neighbor's home. >> strong winds, winter coming, can break them off on the rooftop, on neighbors cars, not a good thing.

not to take any chances and scheduled getting the trees removed. in flower town, a tree split at the base. crews are working overtime climbing down trees and removing them afternoon. it hasn't stopped since. >> reporter: and the work is far from over as more bad weather is on the way. but now they aren't concerned. >> we are just beginning summer and so we'll probably have more of those coming. the weather, we just wanted to be safe. >> nbc 10 news. >> turning to the weather. hot a and humid. temperatures at 90 degrees. a live look from the bridge. changes are coming. >> first alert meteorologist e erika martin is joining us with

your most accurate first alert forecast. >> i am tracking some showers andlated thunderstorms moving through parts of central pennsylvania. you can see here some bright oranges and some yellows and lightning strikes. all that headed into lehigh valley and burks county. another hour and a half or so, we'll be tracking. this is when you can expect some rumbling and thunderstorms. possibly one or two pockets of heavy downpours. p.m. thunderstorms for tonight. we have a lot of weather. i'm going to focus on the immediate future. some popcorn shower, isolated thunderstorms and may see one or two stronger thunderstorms for you. hour by hour forecast, starting this at 5:00 p.m., notice we're picking up on some greens on the screen. these will move quickly. 6:30 p.m., picking up son isolated thunderstorms. i think one or two heavy pockets of downpours.

everything is moving to the south. through 11:00 p.m. so we'll be tracking this closely for you. if it you follow us at nbc philadelphia you'll have more update there is. 88 for philadelphia. 86 for mount holly. we're seeing a nice, strong, southerly wind. the dew points are pretty uncomfortable. 72 for dover. so what are those feels like temperatures? it's pretty muggy out there. it feels like 94 degrees in dover. 90 in philadelphia. 88 in vineland. and a really muggy, warm 89 degrees in allentown. in just a bit, we're going to talk about cindy, remnants making its way into our viewing area by tomorrow. details coming up in had just a bit. back to you. in atlantic city, the body of a second teen who disappeared in the surf last week was recovered this morning.

15-year-old ramone quinn was trying to save 16-year-old california lee ya hand when she got caught in a rip current. the body was recovered earlier this week. tonight no charges will be filed against the philadelphia man who totalled a van with a little girl inside. it happened at this dom know's pizza where the girl's mother was working. he had no idea there was a child this side. he checked multiple times through the car's heavy tint and still couldn't see the girl. >> got out of the truck, walked through all the heavy tint and checked in and i didn't e see a child. later find out she was underneath a sheet. >> police found the girl safe and still asleep in the van. the tow truck driver told nbc 10 he was taken to the police station with the mom, but was cleared of any charges.

luxurious vacations and gifts where thousands of dollars in the corruption trial about the gifts. prosecutors say the philadelphia da received an exchange for legal savers. >> those alleged gifts include a watch, necktie, $ 7,000 plus a $3,000 couch. the testimony from the main witness was when the federal prosecutor asked him why would you give the $3,000 couch. the witness replied to get closer to him because he was the district attorney. >> a a key witness for the prosecution businessman spent much of his time reading text messages that he sent and received to and from the district attorney seth williams. the messages described how ali arranged for an all expenses

paid vacation for williams and his girlfriend in february 2012. ali testified he paid for extras on the trip like massages and a parasailing excursion that williams never offered to pay his own way and expressed a desire to return a few months later. federal prosecutors contend this was part of an arrangement that ali wanted williams to help him with problems he was having with tsa when he traveled in and out of the country. ali told the court at one point he and williams discussed the airport problems and the trip in the same conversation during the meeting in the district attorney's office. he was in touch with the police chief inspector in charge of philly pd's security operation and that that chief inspector did have a smoother process at the airport.

you may her on the witness stand as the next witness tomorrow. what we'll be looking for when we return to court. reporting live, i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. to a big step forward in repealing the affordable care act, today senate republicans unveiled their new health care bill to the public. it park marks the first time they got a chance to see the plan. the bill removes former president obama's individual mandate and hits medicaid with deep cuts and slashes taxes for the wealthy. >> pleased we were able to arrive at a draft from so many members who represent so many different b constituents who were facing so many different challenges. >> meanwhile democrats slammed the measure. >> the republican leadership, we are not going to throw millions off health insurance in order to give huge tax breaks to the

wealthiest people in this country. >> 60 people protested outside the office of senate majority leader mitch mcconnell after the bill was unveiled. the sit-in was organized by a group that advocates for people with developmental disabilities. president trump praised the bill and says changes are also likely. there will be little negotiation, but it will be very good. both were scraped. they are expected to be okay. no word on what caused this collision in delaware county. sky force 10 over the scene in chester. the accident happened at 9th and tillman street. some passenger hs a few cuts and

brow bruises. a wrong-way driver was to blame for this deadly crash this morning. a dump truck and a pickup collided head on along route 55 in franklin township. it was around 3:00 this morning. one person was killed and investigators say one of the trucks was driving the wrong way still trying to figure out which one was driving the wrong way. a local advocacy group is bringing the war on drugs to city hall. they delivered jars of used needles. they have been collecting them in their neighborhoods. they are hoping today's demonstration will help bring attention to the opioid crisis that is destroying families. it's a symbol of the toxic economy of drugs this our neighborhood and the toll that it's taking on human lives. a heavily traveled bridge to

a popular jersey shore community is about to e reopen. we'll tell you when. plus racial profiling accusations against a philadelphia police department. the group claiming they are being targeted for the way they look and why they say it's costing them thousands of dollars. are your kids safe at the mall? one mom is calling for changes inside a local shopping center after a peeping tom reported her teen daughter in a bathroom. we are at the 76ers draft party. we're going to show you how they plan to celebrate their number one pick. stay with us. that's ahead in a live report.

countdown to the nba draft. the kitement is filling for the 76ers. the team is in a gret position to secure a playmaker. that is the place to be. >> that is the countdown has become. we're about 45 minutes away before the gates open to the public. we're going to give you a sneak peek inside. thousands of people are expected to fill this area. the first 500 fans get this draft t-shirt. now there's going to bety of

entertain. ment here as well. we have the dancers, the dunks team, the mascot, all going to be here to entertain the crowd. there's also plenty of food vendors that are available. you can see them there on the perimeter. her going to watch the 76ers. watch them live and now their number one draft pick on the 400-square foot television. as for the draft pick, it's widely expected to be the standout guard for the university of washington. so we are going to stay here all of the action. you'll see a lot of people in there. the program would have started and we're going to bring you all of that action. so stay with us. reporting live, nbc 10 news.

he's in the middle of the action at the headquarters in camden. we'll check in with him in about 30 minutes. draft night coincides with an honor for the sixers. the organization has been named as one of the best places to work in philadelphia. it's the third year in a row that the team has made the philadelphia business journal's list. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> a nice day to tee up. as few people on the green. they took advantage of the warm weather out there today. the view isn't bad either. it's hot out there and humid. a lot of people left to run along kelly drive and enjoy the trail even when it is warm out here. we waited so long to get this.

>> we are seeing the big story out of the south. i'll get to that in a moment and tell you why. locally, the satellite and radar, golfers head inside the lehigh valley. chester county, we have some isolated thunderstorms headed in your direction. >> some clouds right here starting to develop. a sign that we have some extra moisture in the atmosphere. i'll show you a a wider per spect i have of what's headed our way. so neighborhood temperatures westmont at 87 degrees. dew points in the upper 60s to low 0s. port richmond. 87 degrees. let's go ahead and focus on the

jersey shore. right now, we are seeing sotterly winds. dennis township at 83. and the reason why i wanted to go ahead and go roigt to the jersey shore, i wanted to show you an advisory in effect until 9:00 p.m. tonight. and that's because we do have high. so let's focus on cape may right now. localized flooding and oebl some road flooding with wave heights over six feet. high in cape may. with wave heights over 5 1/2 feet. tropical storm cindy, we're going to talk about the next weather story. we're seeing that the winds are moving at 25 miles per hour. pressure is currently at 999 mill bars and will continue to work northeastward.

if i expand this, you'll see it's headed all that moisture right in our direction across the mid-atlantic. so what does that mean for us here locally? it means we have some rain heading in our direction. right now we're seeing signs of it in the forms of clouds move ing from the southwest towards the northeast. a wider perspective here. however, notice that we're seeing all of that warm air moving right across into the mid-atlantic and across the deval lee. a lot going on here. ab area of high pressure. as it kicks on clock wise. it brings in all this moisture to our area. we have this warm front moving across from the southwest to the northeast. and then to the northwest, here is our trigger mechanism. so once all this warm air meets up with the cold front, it will trigger isolated thunderstorms, which is why i think we'll actually see some strong er thunderstorms for tomorrow. so hour by hour forecast, let's go ahead and zoom right on in. tomorrow morning, we are seeing pockets of heavy downpours. possibly some isolated

thunderstorms. because it will really be ub settled for tomorrow morning. gets us going at 10:00 a.m. we're still seeing southerly winds. really a a messy morning commute for your friday. then hour by hour at 3:30 p.m., we're not clear yet. we have that cold front moving through. and then we do have this i isolated thunderstorm. so kind of a messy friday in the forecast. early saturday morning, keep in mind it will be heavier overnight friday into saturday. so when it's all said and done, we could see over 2 inches for philadelphia. over 2 inches for vineland. and about 2 1/2 inches of rainfall in total for westchester. so heads up, you'll certainly need the umbrella. neighborhood high temperatures for tomorrow seeing lots of 80s. it will be muggy and humid as

you saw. newtown at 85 degrees. with the threat of the isolated thunderstorms, if it you had 87 for galloway and it looks like we're also seeing 80s and 90s for delaware. follow up on facebook for more information. the race is on to find a new place to study for students at new jersey salem middle school. part of the ceiling collapsed at their school and it's still not safe to go back. officials are working on a plan to have many of them relocated in september. delaware is considering cutting back the number of school districts in the state. a bill to create a task force to figure out how much money to save is advancing. it's heading for a house vote after the education committee. delaware has 19 school districts. proponents of the bill say reducing the number would mean fewer high paid administrators

like superintendents. it was a multimillion dollar trash can change in philadelphia. just how much city leaders say it's saving you. also presidential confession. president trump is clearing up claims of recorded conversations with james comey. next at 5:00, look out. a slug fest between two deer and it is all caught ob camera. a live look over philadelphia. a steamy center city, but dry today after the wet weather yesterday. getting a break before more rain comes our way with tropical storm cindy.

a dirt bicycler fell 30 feet into a ravine. the highway patrol released this vid video. he was se skreerly injured and unable to move. that's when crews were able to pull him to safety. they spotted him 24 hours after the crash. take a look at these deer duking it out. who knows why they were fighting. it's wild. the boxing bucks are having a brawl. the two on their hind legs swatted at one another and walked away thinking he was the

winner. e think it's time to retire. the sixers have the number one pick. >> excitement building for the sixers ask fans. we have draft e predictions live from the team's headquarters. high behind the wheel, marijuana crashes rise. so will your insurance rates. a peeping tom has an angry mom calling for change. the crime in a busy mall. the reason it will be hard to find the man took snapshots of the teen in a bathroom. protesting to save their jobs. the message these local workers are sending to capitol hill tonight at 6:00.

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breaking nauz out of montgomery county, live where a person has been struck by a septa train. the helicopters was called to the scene for serious can be after serious injuries. it's shut down in that area right now. you can see that the septa train is still on site. we'll keep an eye on the scene.

we'll make sure we get it back to you. a bathroom creeper. we know he was taking snapshots of a young girl inside a stall at a popular mall. the hunt is on to find the man police believe has struck before. >> a 13-year-old was using the bathroom at the food court when a man recorded a video of her partially clothed. tonight police and this woman are asking for your help. also in new jersey. >> i'm just really proud of my daughter. and that she was brave enough to do that. >> that scream this woman says is likely what scares the man off.

he was hiding in an out of order ladies room stall near the food court. >> this is a a crime that can occur anywhere, any business, any restaurant. any location there's a public restroom, public dressing area. >> this crime happened in a public area near a busy section of the mall and the man managed to escape. none of the cameras captured him getting out and cameras in one location to another and the hallway. >> no tv, no security camera. >> your daughter shaken like that and you're angry. it could have been worse. >> this mom says she knows what happened could have been much worse, but says she is in fear and so is her daughter. they don't know the man and now may have half naked photos of

her daughter. >> police are asking if you were at the mall food court between 4:00 and 5:00 on tuesday, maybe you snap ped a picture or took videos you might have an image of this guy and would like to hear from you. we did ask the mall why no cameras. we asked if now since the crime has occur red if there are plan to add cameras and the mall won't discuss its future security olympians. reporting live, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. we are tracking storms. take a look at your screen. you can see spotty showers moving through the area right now. taking a live look at the flags in the skyline. nothing happening just yet. we are seeing some hazy sunshine out there right now. and the afternoon started out sunny. people enjoying the outdoors.

the rain just the start to a damper string of days. >> storms today, tomorrow and into the weekend. erika martin has a look. conditions are going to change. >> that's right. you sound a little somber there. satellite radar locally here notice we're seeing lightning strike asks isolated thunderstorms moving into the lehigh valley. i want to e show you here sometimes people ask what does this mean right here. we are seeing some basement flooding. that's reported by one resident. keep that in mind because sometimes the cells move through quickly and you may encounter some basement flooding. i'm tracking some p.m. thunderstorms and really northwest of philadelphia tracking one or two isolated thunderstorms, some popcorn showers and stronger thunderstorms and %vñu may see stronger thunderstorm around 8:00 p.m. keep that in mind. follow us on social media for more updates.

here you see a line of showers and one or thunderstorms moving through into the burks county area. the biggest story we have all the southerly air so conditions right now are really muggy. current temperatures are in the 80s. but it feels like it's in the 90s. coming up in a bit, i'm going to show you feels like temperatures at 100 degrees for tomorrow afternoon. back to you. >> looking forward to that. a major revelation from president trump. he says he has no recordings of conversations between himself and former fbi director james comey. take a look at the tweets president trump sent out this afternoon. i have no idea where there ares or recordings of my conversations with james comey, but i did not make or do not have such recordings. this puts to rest one of the

mysteries between the president and former fbi head. in may president trump tweeted that comey better hope that there are no tapes of their conversations. comey had been taking memos of the conversations before he was fired. the white house has dodged questions about whether tapes existed until today. >> a debate heating up over the trash cans and compacters used in center city. these big compacters are supposed to save the city and taxpayers money. but a new report says that's not happening. the city controller says the streets department hasn't done a cost benefit study to see how much they have actually saved and the big bellies can be a liability. they saved money each year. the new deal that added 300 of them cost taxpayers nothing. here's a look at the stories making headlines county by

county across the region today. a grand jury will conduct its own investigation into a deadly police shooting in lower bethel township. he was shot and killed by state outside his home back in may. police say he had fireworks around his neck and attempt ed o light the fuse. state police are already investigating the deadly shooting. in camden county, bakers and chocolate makers have a new place to get high quality ingredients for their sweet treats. they held a grand opening for the new facility. they process macaroons, nut flours, nut butters and almonds. the company moved from brooklyn. just in time for the weekend, the bridge between avalon and the city is back open. the bridge was closed for two and a half months for repairs. also in camden county, it's a perfect day for a spray ground. a new playground with showers

and spray just opened today. it's the first spray ground in the park system. 125,000 grant helped pay for it. the fire department received close to $60,000 in grant. it came from the department of homeland security's assistants to firefighters grant program. that money will be used for gear to help firefighters stay safe on the job. a daring rescue caught on tape. before we get to that, we want to talk about wishes that can be granted at any age. it's a heartwarming gesture for a lifelong fan. and a toddler darts into traffic. look at that video. the heroic move by a stranger caught on camera. you don't want to miss it. and find out why people behind the wheel are driving up your insurance rates. ♪

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driving high, it's a growing danger on the roads as more than two-thirds of states legalize marijuana, at least in some form. the trend is costly. more drivers are on the drug that are causing more crashes. in colorado the number of people killed by a driver high on marijuana is up for the third straight year. the state has 21% more crashes

than its neighbor utah since sparking the trend. >> we have a 3% increase in the risk of insurance claims ask the states that legalize marijuana. we can't explain it by any other means. >> here's how it impacts you. the creased risk of crashes drives up car insurance costs. even those who never smoke may see higher rates. a new report says penn state needs to do something about a skyrocketing tuition rate for out of state students. that report from pennsylvania's auditor general says the tuition jumped more than 500% over the last 30 years. a big part of that is the building boom on campus and less money coming from the state government. penn state is working to lower the cost and find new revenue. saved in the nick of time. take a look at this unbelievable video out of china. you can see him darting into traffic. a police officer was standing across the street thankfully and

was able to scoop up the 2-year-old before he got hurt. >> the clock is ticking. we're a little more than an hour away from the starlet of the nba draft. >> a lot of high hopes for this one. we have draft predictions live from headquarters where the team is preparing for their first round. also thousands of dollars, the group that says it's all because philadelphia officers are racially profiling them. and locally i'm tracking isolated thunderstorms and some showers moving right across deval lee. a wider perspective. i'm tracking remnants of cindy. i have your most accurate forecast on the other side of the break. see you then. quality for all. philadelphia mayor signing two antidiscrimination bills into law today. how they could impact local businesses tonight at 6:00.

approximately 75 minutes away. not that i'm counting. the sixers have the first pick in the draft. fans are hoping for a game changer. john clark joins us live from headquarters in camden. >> so much excitement over this. >> the anticipation is building. landed in his helicopter on his own practice facility. so the anticipation is really building less than two hours away. and the sixers have the number one overall pick tr the second straight year. take a look at the guy everyone is expecting they will take tonight. he's enjoying new york city and he says he's dream ed of being the number one overall.

pick since he was a little kid. this is ab i maizing story because he was cut from the varsity team at his high school in his sophomore year. this is just three years later and he's the number one overall pick. and he is expecting big things. >> i think other people are going to have expectations of me. that's all that matters to me. i'm not worried what other people think. i'm happy and that's all that matters. hopefully i get drafted. >> i'll tell you what. the city of philadelphia is going crazy with the sixers right now. they expect to sell out every game this coming season. they have 14,000 season tickets. that's the most in their franchise history. they are growing faster than any

other nba team. they expect to get another franchise type player. i'm john clark at the sixers practice facility. we'll be joined live here and hear more from him. >> the wheels on the process are really starting to come together quick. we have embiid, simmons and all healthy. this is going to be exciting to see. >> john clark live for us, thank you. the sixers have installed a new permanent sign ob top of the team's training complex.

rain moving through the area right now. taking a live look at boat house row. it's clear in philadelphia this time. but it is hot and humid. >> rain is hitting us tonight and tomorrow. and then this weekend we'll e get the remnants of this. tropical storm cindy. it made landfall in louisiana. the system has been downgraded but it will still make a mess of your saturday. >> the moisture is heading in our direction. i'll get to that in just one moment and showing you what i mean. we are seeing mostly clear skies. however, some of the models are picking up the clouds thickening up very quickly as the evening come s s to a close. let's track what we are seeing right now.

they are moving very quickly. about 55 miles per hour. already approaching the lehigh valley. and parts of burks county and chester county. but i want to show you perspective here. we are seeing lots of clouds moving in. look all the all this moving in our direction from the southwest. remnants of cindy. so what does this all mean? the most important thing here is that we have this area of high pressure just to the south of us. this is what we call a return flow. . it allows all that air to head right in our direction. so it kind of moyistures up the at m atmosphere. hour by hour forecast, there's the low hovering across the southwest. and we move in, i think some of you will encounter some issues with that commute tomorrow. so give yourself extra time. keep the umbrella handy.

again more importantly, we're seeing southwesterly winds and southerly winds. notice this year. this line of showers and isolated thunderstorms. that's really important because not only are we getting this southwesterly wind, but we're getting that cold front that i just showed you moving down from the northwest. that will trigger a line of isolated thunderstorms moving across our area. current temperature in the 80s. it's in the 90s for some. 94 for doer and delaware. and will mimington. so let's go ahead and take a look at the feels like temperature into tomorrow. so important because here as we get this going, by tomorrow afternoon it's going to feel like it's in the triple digits. look at this. i'll pause this at 3:30 p.m. it's going to feel like it's 100

degrees because it will be so muggy out there. by 4:30 p.m. it will feel like 100 degrees in burlington. 100 in philly. and 97 in doylestown. 89 on saturday. early thunderstorms and lightning. lots of sunshine on sunday. early saturday follow us on social immediamedia. back to you. >> a sign that you're never too old to have your wishes granted. >> it's thanks to a nonprofit and the phillies. >> he suffers from prostate cancer. he hadn't been to a game in two decades. the wish foundation arranged a trip to the ballpark. the group makes wishes come true for seniors throughout the u.s.

>> it's an honor to serve the er erlderly. they are ignored this that society. >> baseball is everything. that's all i ever wanted to do. >> hilton was nominated for the wish by his caregivers after playing varsity baseball he enlisted in the marines and went semipro. getting towed and coughing up thousands of dollars. >> it's because they are being racially profiled if i the philadelphia willed. and reenforcing the war on drugs with cold hard cash. local county that's now offering e reward hundred for tips leading to the arrest and conviction of drug dolors. that's next at 6:00.

welcome back. lester holt joins us now from the studios in new york. >> he has a look at what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." >> hi, ahead for us, secret no more. secret republicans finally reveal their health care plan. why some republicans say they will vote no the fed's strike a big blow against sosm of the robo calls that come from your local air code. and things researchers think you can do now that might prevent alzheimer's. more on that when we see you on "nbc nightly news." tr now, back to you in philly. >> we'll look forward to all

that and more. new right now, they say it's racial profiling. >> immigrants in the philadelphia area claim they are being pulled over by police because of how they look. one local immigrant group is receiving more than one report a week of racial profiling by police. immigrants are being ticketed for not having driver's license and cars are getting towed costing them hundreds of dollars. the immigrant group is working with the city on a proposal that would allow a legal driver to take the car to avoid towing e fees. >> it's a problem for all philadelphia a lot of people don't. >> they haven't gotten any complaints regarding racial profiling of immigrants and say

officers do not ask for a person's immigration status. nbc 10 news at 6:00 is next. >> jim rosenfield. >> coming up, health care fall out. protesters gathering at a local senator's office urging him to vote against the newly proposed health care legislation. we explain what it could mean for you and your family. key witnesses in the corruption trial of philadelphia's district attorney seth williams. why jurors had plenty to see today in court. the radar is filling up with rain as we prepare for more storms in our near future. i have your most accurate neighborhood forecast. and we're live in northern liberties where excitement is building for the sixers. we're live at the nba draft party.

obamacare is a disaster. >> health care overhaul, we're getting an independent look at the republican plan. >> more americans are going to get hurt unless we do something. >> that as some sounding an alarm. >> the potential changes for you and your family. right now nbc 10 news at 6:00. good evening, i'm jim rosenfield.

>> and i'm jacqueline london. the proposal includes medicaid reductions, defunds planned parenthood, eliminates the mandate, requiring individuals to purchase insurance and offers tax credits to help people afford their insurance while cutting taxes for the wealthy. we have the reaction nbc 10 reporter randy gyllenhaal is joining us live from allentown outside senator pat toomey's office. >> people gathered behind you have a strong message for the senator. we can hear them. >> reporter: they are holding court outside pat toomey's office. he's part of the 13 senators who helped craft this bill. we're going to show you the scene outside his office. most here concerned about the plan's cuts to the medicaid program. but toomey just held a conference call with reporters saying medicaid will not, quote, see dramatic changes. th s