onc >> reporter: another busy well, i can tell this shere's what we don't for t a very courthouse minute by minute. today. >>ven o'neil another question. the jury which was sent back to try again yesterday after telling judge o'neill they were deadlocked still trying to reach verdict in -- verdicts. reasonable doubt the concept the defense is pushing to the the jury wanted to reheare cosby's testimony about giving quaaludes to women with whom he wanted to have sex back incon deposition he only gave andrea constand the over-the-counter medicine benadryl on the night in question in january of 04 when constand says he molested her because she was allegedly unable to resist. brian mcmonagel has motioned

for a mistrial saying the length of deliberations. judge o'neill has told the jury they can deliberate as long as they want. >> the jury is still actively deliberating. there is no reason, more case that has been cited to the court in support of terminating a trial while a jury is actively deliberating. >> reporter: jim, all these questions are a sure sign, a firm indication that this jury is still working hard despiteths apparently still there. jim. >> thank you, vernon. if you want to get opinions, going on inside, whether they are knowledgeable or not, on the best thing to do is to hang out in front of the courthouse which is what we've been doing all day. >> reporter: yeah andalso been g

time former prosecutor who has been watching the trial of the he says this jury has a vob there are strong points on both sides and it's evident in the length of >> it's a hard decision for the jury not entirely surprising because there's solid facts on both sides. >> reporter: cosby's attorneys continue to call for a miss trial. yesterday jurors told judge steven o'neill they wehe told td stopped short of ending this trial today despite pleas by defense attorneys. >> if you're going to ask a judge jury's province of deciding guilt or innocence and stop them when they haven't asked to be stopped you better havey i doubt it exists. >> reporter: attorney dennis mcandrews who has bnut is not involved says unless the jury is hopelessly deadlocked he says deliberations will likely continue. he says at this juncture

neither side should be feeling confident. >> if you were the one who you be confident right now at this hour. >> i don't think either side should be confident at this hour. you know, after 40 hours and after asking evidence they've asked for, the legal definitions again, anybody who is walking around confident is mistaken. >> reporter: and now the question is if no verdict isille deliberations stretch into a sixth day and into the weekend? i guess we may find out come 9 o'clock tonight >> okay. >> reporter: and i can tell you that if there is a verdict tonight or some other kind of major development, there are a lot of ways that we can tell you. there is television, channel6, there is 6abc.com, there's the 6abc news app, the'sfacebook, td we can send out the word within seconds on all of those platforms and that is exactly what we are poised to do.

will there be a verdict in the bill cosby trial here in norristown tonight? we shall see. meanwhile we will be here. that's the story from norristown. guys. >> all right, jim. >> all right jim. >> many thanks for that. as jim just suggested the "action news" team will continue to stay on top of any and all developments in the cosby trial there in norristown. we'll bring you the verb right here on channel6 and 6abc.com. jim also mentioned our app of course whenever we get word that it has happened. >> time for a check of the accuweather forecast this friday. >> meteorologist adam joseph oday. a lot of cloud cover out there adam but the temperatures still north of 80 degrees. >> yeah, temperatures are warm. you can feel the humidity as well. the atmosphere has a little bito compared to yesterday's beautiful blue sky and as we look at storm tracker6 live double scan there's no threatening showers locally, maybe one in southern parts of new castle county but most of the action is from pittsburgh to state college push through overnight so

there is a chance of a scattered downpour or thunderstorm as we get into the overnight hours. those dewpoints yesterday were in the 50's. that's why it felt so great. they have jumped back into the upper 60's to near 70 degrees and that's where they're going to settle through the rest of so, if you're heading to the phillies this evening, it will be a warm muggy one, could be an isolated shower around but most of the game is dry. 77 degrees for the first pitch. by the ninth inning your temperature slipping to arounds, the weekend we'll highlight heat indices back into the low and mid 90's both days and a threat for those pop-ups both saturday and on sunday. we'll time -- try to time it out fora -- for you is what i'm trying to say. >> take your time. we're hanging on every word.

turning now to a tragedy along the jersey shore. two teenagers are still missing after being pulled roving to beter last night and a challenge for search crews. new jersey turnpike correspondent nora muchanic live now along the beach william family members are also gathered waiting for any word. nora. >> reporter:en a tough day here. dense fog and rough waters kept the searchers out of the water for most of the day although the fog has burned off and we have in the last couple minutes seen a few personal watercrafth friends of the teens have been here all day. they set up camp on the their loved ones. >> this is crazy. he was so young. lost his mom. now i lost him. >> reporter: family members were overcome with grief today as they waited for news about the teens swept out in a rip current off mlk boulevard eveniw presumed dead.

>> the poor girl had trouble when she hit the riptide and then the very brave young mano . >> reporter: 16-year-old kaelia hand a sophomore at atlantic city high school was swimming with friends when she was pulled under. 15 year old ramon quinn of pleasantville a freshman at his loc help but was dragged under himself. >> see someb try to help. that's just how he is. >> reporter: will black was standing vigil at the ocean's edge for most of the day while relatives of kaelia hand are remembering >> she just loved life. she loved taking selfie. she was typical teen, loved the beach. >> reporter: kaelia it's family iso. >> he gave his life to save hers. you can call him a hero advertisement the search was suspen morning. but soon rough surf and foggy conditions forced search

patrols out of the water. >> it's a pretty strong northeast rip. kind of out of control surf. so it makes the search efforts, it makes the search ver difficult. >> reporter: back live now you can see family members lined up sittioking out at the r the watercraft move au ones. fishes are reminding everyone about the dangers of swimming at unguarded beaches. mlk beach dangerous one here in town for rip currents and officials say that a 10-year-old boyre at thie years ago. live in that atlantic city, i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news." brian. a truck driver had to be rescued after an accident on the new jersey turnpike in burlington county. chopper6 flew over the crash just before 1 o'clock this afternoon. the trailer flipped blocking three lanes. it took crews 25 minutes top

e don't yet know if he suffered any injuries in this. >> well, let's check on the commute today with the "action news" traffic report. >> matt pelman standing by in the "action news" traffic center with a first check on this friday. hey, matt. >> yeah, we made it take it home which is going to be a feat in and of itself brian and sharrieccidents leading to huge delays on this friday afternoon. one is 95 southun420. the good news is they're getting ready to tow away two of the vehicles right now. bad news is they still have the right lane blocked. southbound is veryrt with speeds in the teens. also has been busy on the northbound side. we had an earlier broken down vehicle around broad street. that's gone so now it's just traffic heading toward the walt whitman bridge. and you know what that's all about on a friday afternoon in the summertime, pdown the shoree bridge on the 42 southbound with single digit speeds there where it joins up with 676. have a truck stuck under the overpass.

by suburban square so anderson avenue remains blocked off this afternoon and they're still cleaning up that crash in bordentown township on the new jersey turnpike northbound past exit seven. speeds in the teens there. it is an a standstill coming north of exit five for 541. no doubt about it you want to stay on 295 as an alternate. on 95 in delaware getting reports of a crash on the southbound side near concorde pike. slowing as well on 495 head toward 95. let's grab the ipad do the commuter report on this finally friday afternoon. 295 southbounntd multiple repors of a crash with major slowing approaching that as well. look at all those icons brian and sharrie. we'll check it again in the next half hour. you want to steve. up next here on "action news" cuba policy rolled b his own plans that he says will put america first and boost eco. >> and as if amazon needed any more muscle the retail

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prisoners. in all president trump appeared to confirm he is under investigation for possible obstruction of justice. writing on twitter he said this i am being investigated for firing the fbi director by the man who told me to fire the fbi director witch hunt. that seemed directed at this man rod rosenstein the deputy attorney general overseeing the probe. asked to clarify the white house walked back his twitter comment saying he was confirming nothing. >> russia claims it may have killed the founder of isis. russia's military says abu bakr-al-baghdadi may have been taken down in a series of airstrikes. the claim came in an official statement from the russian defense ministry. if true it would be a major victory against isis. at this time however u.s.

officials say there is no evidence to prove that al-baghdadi is dead. >> a dirt bike rider is accused of injuring a student getting off a school bus in wilmington. police just released these pictures showing the man wanted for the may 24th hit-and-run. investigators say the dirt bike rider illegally passed the stopped bus and hit the child. this happened in the area of north van buren and west third street. if you recognize the yellow bike or know who may have been riding it, you are urged to call police. one person was injured when a fire tore through a home in ardmore overnight. firefighters were called out to the 100 block of east golf view road about 2 o'clock this morning. they say the fire started in the garage and then spread to the home. a man who had been inside at the time is being treated for burn on his arm. >> well, news of a big purchase for amazon will change the online and grocery landscapes. amazon is buying whole foods for nearly $14 billion, all in cash. amazon says it doesn't plan to change whole foods' name. it will continue to be a

separate unit of the company and current whole foods ceo john mackey will still run it. experts say the deal shows amazon's concrete interest in brick and mortar stores and will intensify competition across-the-board. today's announcement comes a month after whole foods reported falling sales. meantime, giant is trying to keep up with online grocery it has teamed up with a company called insta cart. customers in the philadelphia area can now get groceries brought to their door the same day that they order them. in fact, the service can sometimes deliver in as little as one hour. and your first delivery with insta cart and giant is free. >> more evidence of the on demand society in which we live. >> yeah, we want things quickly. >> we also demand a nice weekend because it's friday and we made it. we earned it. >> let's put that request in and see what we get here. meteorologist adam joseph here now and -- >> yeah. >> i don't like the sound that of. >> goingo d weekend. >> yup.

>> it's going to be okay. we'll get through it. it's not going to be a washout either day but it's going to be very hot, very humid and unsettled at times. as we look at storm tracker6 live double scan most of area is quiet but it's very cloudy and there's a little bit of a shower developing in southern parts of new cosell county, near townsend, middletown heading south towards port penn, southern salem county, shower south of bayside heading towards cumberland county and this will be the flavor this evening. here and there of showers and downpours but most of the area is on the dry side. but it is warm and muggy despite the lack of sunshine. feels like 84 in philadelphia, 85 in millv. and it is only 71 up in the lehigh valley. there the clouds are locked in a little bit more. have been getting a few pops of sun at times with that wind off of the ocean, 71 beach

although it's only in the 70's, it's still rather humid down there as well. there you can see the clouds littering the sky b delaware, you can see the clouds do thin out, a little more sunshine there c or at least filtered sunshine and more showers off to the west and we'll watch those this evening during the overnight hours. in fact, f picking up at 11 o'clock tonight still the chance of a scattered downpour even a rumble of thunder as a frontal boundary passes through o tomorrow morning we wake up, more of the same as this morning with those clouds stuck over our region with a few scattered downpours or showers and as we get into the afternoon tomorrow, there will be some thinning to the cloud cover with a little bit of brightening to the sky at times but that would ignite these scaunderstorms so a very typical summer-like weekend ahead. saturday as we look at the heat index, 90 philadelphia, wi. off to the north a little bit less there in the 80's againer f to the north.

at the shore 70's with a sea breeze and as we get into father's day you don't let dad go out and grille because these numbers are prettyuncomfoe humidity feeling like the mid and upper 90's across the area. as we look at the four day at at times tomorrow in the afternoon. very muggy. 86 with a lot of clouds. it is hot and oppressive but a little more in the way of sun come father's day with a late day scattered storm 90 feeling like 96 degrees and then monday is a very aivbeome floodg downpours, some gusty thunderstorms at 86 degrees. that's a boundary that is going to wipe the humidity away by tuesday with temperatures falling to 84 degrees. so, not a washout this weekend but looking threatening at times with those scattered downpours. >> thanks, adam. >> yeah. >> "ac♪

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>> sea port museum celebrating the opening of its world war i exhibit. the museum looks at four huge roles that ship played b includg protecting merchant ships and the new england coastline. it transported the bodies of battlefields of france to arlington national cemeterdultso take part in a scavenger hunt that ties into this new exhibit. >> a habitat for humanity team in crammed raised the walls on a brand new home hre for the vey exciting moment as the first wall went up. the home is being built in thef. the homeowner tells us this is a thrilling time and she was holdin progress being pavement the camden chapter of habitat for humanityo date. there's a new state of the art outdoor education space inee neighborhood. you're looking at the city's first ever stem outdoor environ.

mayor jim kenney was on hand for today's grand opening at chte with school superintendent william hite. the outdoor classroom offers four play labs. >> this was an important day for a number of local seniors. this marked the official e schor the action cam went to several ceremonies including this one at bartram high in southwest philadelphia. family members cheered the students on as they accepted their diplomas. continued at the kimmel center today. a sea of studentsild the auditoo embark on the next phase in their lives. we also want to congratulate the graduating class of cadets at the philadelphia military academy. these young men and womenull une ceremony in the somerdale section of the city and of congratulations to all members of the class of 2017. >> absolutely. well, still ahead in our next half hour of "action news" ate o norristown and the court house there as the bill cosby trial

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plus, free catch and release ponds and giveaways this weekend. >> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam jo sharrie williams and brian taff. >> ♪ >> hello again. 4:30 and "action news" continues with the search for the man who robbed and beat a senior citizen leaving him to die in his mayfair home. >> and she was convicted of

involuntary manslaughter in the death of her boyfriend even though she was an hour away when he died. we'll explore the landmark ruling saying a person's words alone can lead to someone else's suicide. >> plus, he's been stalkiormer d since she was 13 infatuated with a love he invested online. years after his obsession first began that bucks county father iseason. >> ♪ >> but we begin 4:30 with the latest on the bill cosby sexual assault trial. behind this courtroom door it's question number 10 for the jurors as they try to sort it all out. "action news" reporter gray hall is live outside the courthouse in norristown with more on the discussions taking place behind those closed doors. gray. >>ieof course the big question is when will this all end and when will the jury reach a verdict? as of right now there is no immediate answer. the jury continues to deliberate and they continue

to ask questions. day five, hours and hourstestimf deliberating and the jury in the bill cosby sex assault trial still has not reached a verdict. friday morning the jury continued to ask more questions. ey rehear testimony from 79-year-old bill cosby's civil trial in 2006 that was once sealed but opened. it centered around quaaludes that was banned incosby has admg women the drug before engaging in sexual acts back in the 70's but says it was always consensual. the jury of seven men and five women wanted the definition of reasonable doubt and requested sby's accuser andrea constand and her mother. >> with all the hours of deliberation and still not knowing an answer it is painful to be able to -- to have to wait and endure this but i -- we still feel hopeful that we're going to have a good. >> reporter: oerexual assault continue to show up to the courthouse and support

constand. several days of deliberating has rai what is going on inside the jury room and what they'll decide. thursday they reached a dethey could not reach a unanimous decision on any of the three charges against cosby. the judge ordered that em to deliberate. legal experts say anything is still possible. >> they can review and they can review and they can talk about evidence that's important to the problem. you know, if it needs to go longer than today it's going to go longer than today. >> reporter: back out live and it continues today, the jury is still deliberating at this hour. they're taking their job very seriously. the judge actually commended them on their diligence and hard work. we should also mention that the cosby defense team requested a mistrial again and yet again the judge denied that request. that is the latest from here outside the montgomery courthouse gray hall channel6 of course you can continue to follow this story on 6abc.com/cosby trial.

there you'll find the latestromr team of reporters there on the scene and see dozens of photos and videos from inside and outside the courthouse. >> we turn now to the search for a man who beat and robbed a senior citizen in his own home earlier this week leaving the victim hospitalized with serious injuries. "action news" reporter bob brooks covering the story. he's live now for us outside of that home in mayfair. bob, doubles have -- do police have any leads at this point. >> reporter: sharrie pbout this investigation. i can tell you who is. that's neighbors. they're specifically talking about the victim. they want him to know how great of a guy they think he is. it's been a busy day for police in the city's mayfair section. the hunt for man who has badly hurt a man in the 4100 block of decatur street. neighbors say the 66-year-old victim is in the hospital undergoing treatment for serious injuries. >> we're all rooting for you. hope you get out of there see y. >> we love you in the area. we know how religious you are.

take care of yourself and get better and get back here. >> you can hear he is well liked and loved this neighborhood. >> he's an amazingly nice man. he would bend over backwards for you. i know they say that about everybody but it's true. >> reporter: it was this past wednesday evening detectives say the victim was attacked. according to the police report the victim was followed into a garage by a man wearing a black and white striped shirt. then he would be attacked suffering four broken ribs, cuts to his face that required stitches and a concussion. police say after the brutal beating the suspect was able to take the victim's wallet and cell phone. next door neighbor frank says he moved to this neighborhood some 40 years ago and it's just not the same. >> our neighborhood was neverli. i think it stinks and if the neighborhood changes, it's because people change. >> reporter: he says that's why he's madelocal store for ate kind of protection. >> i just went out this morning and got some -- got

two cans of pepper spray. i've never done that. >> reporter: hard to hear neighbors have to do things like that. the search for that suspect continues. if you know anything, immediately call the philadelphia police. reporting live in mayfair, bob brooks channel6 "action news." sharrie, brian. >> bob, thank you. a bucks county man convicted of teenager is that now going to prison.sentenced to one and a ho seven years behind bars today. as we first told you in an exclusive report last month. plumstead man became obsessed with central bucks high school senior madison when she was just 13 years old.er who knew tw 17-year-old through his daughter began reaching out to her on social media. though it all started out innocently it soon turned sexual leading to the then despite being ordered to stay away, holder continued to

stalk madison for the next three years. the father set up severalthtolen declarations of his love for her and obscene posts. he was rearrested last november. holder was banned from social media in order top undergo mental health treatment andsex . >> reporter: a fender-bender involving a police cruiser and another car happened along aramingo and allegheny avenues just after 11:00 a.m. police say everyone involved is okay but that accident is that still under investigation this afternoon. >> well, adam is back, a cloud filled friday and looks like an unsettled weekend ahead. >> not a washout this weekend but the humidity spikes up, so does the heat and the chance for some storms as we look right now live on sky6 over center city, seeing a little break of blue there with some sunshine peeking through that cloud cover but as that sun comes out it kind of roasts you in a way because the temperature of 81 and that

dewpoint of 68 starts to jump the heat index. in fact, it will be in the 90's the next couple of days, only a very light easterly wind. and it will be very tempting to hit the waters of the atlantic or the bay where they have now moved up into the upper 60's and low 70's, all because of that persistentringie gulf stream waters but with that persistent wind coming in p currents remain an issue to the moderate and high side, not only this evening but throughout the day tomorrow with that strong on shore wind. you definitely want to listen to the lifeguards and only swim on guarded beaches when they are on duty. maybe that rip current risk comes down a little bit on sunday as the winds shift more out of the southwesterly direction. we'll chat about the weekend, look at future tracker and show you those heat indices with the seven-day forecast coming up in just a little bit.thanks. >> thank you adam. >> it was an end of the year bash for hundreds ofas all aboun successry school in frankford

of the school its students. employees with the philadelphia beveragschool distf philadelphia and global citizen to pull off this fun experience. >> lawmakers in philadelphia want to make it easier for city businesses to grow. "action news" anchor monica malpass now live in the news room with details on this one today t hey, monica. >> hi, brian, that's right. the city created a brand new committee all charged withilades business rules and regulations to review them. new at 5:00 the changes in place in the coming years to make philadelphia a booming place to do cn early father's day gift for a north carolina pastor. he underwent a life saving operation and the big momene hiw reason to fight for his life and now has him planning a bright future. we'll have those stories and more coming your way on "action news" at 5:00. sharrie, see you then. >> we'll see you in a bit monica. thank you. many students in the area careers today. the action cam was in

frankford this morning for frankferemony. the class of 2017 gathered on the school's athletic fi their diplomas and of course to celebrate a new chapter in today is also graduation day for the seniors at parkway west. the students and theirt joseph's university for their ceremony. a you can in of students were recognized throughout their accomplishments over the last four years. >> more than a thousand dogs and cats are up for adoption this weekend. the brandywine valley spca is hosting the tri-state area's largest pet adoption event. than 150 puppies and small dogs were flown in from overcrowded shelters in california and arizona. if you're interested in adopting head to the bellevue state park in wilmington tomorrow and sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. just $20. >> go find they'll find one.

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the apartment building could have fueled the inferno. they say the contractors installed a cheaper less flame resistant type of paneling in may of 2016. the news comes along the toll jumps to 30 but dozens still missing. british prime minister theresa may is promising $6.4 million to help the survivors and earlier today the queen along with prince william visited vic. >> two teenagers have been arrested after spending three days lost in the catacombs of paris. the catacombs are underground a network of tunnels that hold the remains of more than 6 million people. search crews used dogs and finally found the 16 andn wedne. they were taken to the hospital and treated for hypothermia. it's not clear just how they got lost because the catacombs are a popular tourist. most of the tunnels though remain closed to the public. >> fascinating. now to big talkers today and major development in a suicide getting national

attention. >> a jury has now convicted the woman who urged her boyfriend to take his own life. michelle carter sent a barrage of texts conrad roy in the minutes he died pressuring him to go through with his suicide even if he expressed doubt that he wanted to. the 1d s truck with carbon monoxide in 2014 but got out and texted carter. well, she replied telling him repeatedly to get back in the truck. the jury decided that that manslaughter. >> although we are very pleased with the verdict in reality there are no winners here today. conrad an 18-year-old boy is dead aren't the young woman, a young woman is now convict thes. two families have been torn apart and will be affected by this for years to come. >> carter was 17 at the time of roy's death so she was tried as a juvenile. still she is facing 20 years in prison when she's sentenced. >> well, from chocolate sir up to nestleays to

make chocolate milk but according to an unbelievable number of americans, chocolate milk has nothing to do with those irey put together by the innovation center for u.s. dairy found in 7 percent of adults believe chocolate milk comes from brown cows. [laughter] yeah, no, this is real. the washington post did the numbers on that and found that means 16.4 million people who are agriculturally illiterate and perhaps worst survey found 48 percent of those asked admitted that they weren't totally sure where chocolate milk cameas a face plant. finally there are few things as amazing as spotting an unused outlet at a croairpors about to dime that's what makes one traveler's prank evil. instead of grabbing an uncomfortable chair or a spot on the floor while waiting for a flight to london a twitter user by the name just basic dave decided to amuse himself by tormenting fellow

passengers. well, dave peppered the terminal with fake outlet stickers and phony charging station signs he found on amazon teasing people with the promise of pthen dave laid in wt recording his confused victims' reaction. though the first two women caught in this tec just kind of laughed it off. many online weren't nearly as kind. while some app majority called him a cruel monster and the a real life troll. >> oh, yeah. >> and he should be arrested for this kind of inhumanity. >> he's tampering with airport material hear here. >> who has that kind of time. >> apparently this basic dave guy. >> just basic dave. >> i would not like it. let's hope we can like what's happening on the roads. >> matt pelman is standing by in the "action news" traffic center with an upday. >> you might think i'm playing a prank with the information i'm about to give you but hopefully you don't consider me a cruel monster. it is a cruel ride home this afternoon. a lot ofhighways, brian and sha, like this broken down vehicle

right on the schuylkill expressway westbound by the split with the roosevelt boulevard, route one. the good newsily is shouldn lo. bad news is it's a stop and ride from vare avenue out to this point at the boulevard. now there's a crash on the blue route, 476, southbound side near lima springfield, the routes. speeds just in the teens from approaching villanova down to that accident scene where one of the lanes is on the big picture at least we lost our crash on 95 southbound by 420 everything's reopened there but we're jammed on all approaches to the walt whitman bridge with shore traffic and afternoon like 6 miles per hour as you get into new jersey. solebury township bucks county there's a crash blocking 202 this afternoon close to the new hope winery. might need some of that once you're done with this drive this afternoon. uppe would be some roads to get around it. in south jersey if you're coming off the commodore barry bridge do not keep going on 322. it's blocked in woolwich

township by kings highway because of an accident investigation, just 4 miles per hour. ge to 40. but 295's also a mess because of a crash in lawnside, one lane blocked there in the southbound direction. it's a mess. we'll check it again, brian and sharrie, in the 5 o'clock hour. >> okay, matt, thank you. >> meteorologist adam joseph standing by with the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast ♪

>> ♪ >> all right adam, a lot of dads out there wondering what the weekend holds for us. >> for us? >> yeah. >> i want to grille but i'll be roasting. >> do it in the shade. >> it's going to be pretty hot this weekend and unsettled at times. >> you know you can get your kids and fam ailool drink. >> let me know how that works out. >> take a look storm tracker6 live double scan we're dealing

with a few light showers that have moved out of southern parts of new castle county, southern salem county but really this point. temperatures we're in the 80's, that's how it feels in philadelphia, millville when you factor in the air temperature and the humidity, 86 in dover. at the shore temspera humid there as well with the winds out of the southeast. up to the north the heat indexaf cloud cover. where you see the 80's you've got a little bit of sunshine breaking out here this afternoon. as we look at satellite and you can kind of see the of these downpours and thunderstorms. it's a stagnant atmosphere we'll be in this weekend sond aa wave of energy passing through at times that will spark a downpour or thunderstorm randomly across the area. not everyone will see them over the weekend but where they hit they could have brief heavy downpours with them. this at midnight future tracker trying to pick some up

to the north and west of philadelphia. throughout the overnight hours into saturday afternoon, again, they kind of develop here and there around the region but not a washout. and in between those downpours au can see some sunshine also bad day but just a day that you want to keep your eyes to the sky and what you'll notice both saturday and sunday are those dewpoints around 70 degrees. yesterday those numbers were in the 70 means it's going to feel oppressive out there. the atmosphere almost has a heavy wesoing to wake up in a littleday morning s oval we have the gary pap what run, partly sunny on sunday, morning warm and humid, hydrate if you're going to either walk or run the 5k or the 10k. temp 80 degrees with that heat index even a little higher than that. at the shore you'll want to

hit the water, 68 degrees but watch for the moderate risk for rip currents. a lot of clouds on satur degree. the better day will be sunday with temperatures at 77 with a sunshine. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast 86 tomorrow muggy a lot of clouds with a scattered storm in the afternoon. hot oppressive for dad here on sunday and for the union 90 degrees feeling like 96 with a late day storm. the most active day that could be close to a washout will be monday with some heavy thunderstorms and downpours at 86. that wipes the humidity away tuesday at 84. a late day storm wednesday 85, setting up for a beautiful end to next week, mid to upper 80's with sun and clouds. okay. >> it's fine. >> yeah. >> for all the dads out there. >> can you come cook at the house for me. >> no. well, maybe. you've got a nice yard. freebie friday is coming up

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in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. today the jury asked several ques sparking tensions in court. we have live team coverage from norristown. >> that story and much more coming up next at 5:00. >> ♪

n news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> looking live in the montgomery county courthouse tonight it is now day five of jury deliberations in bill cosby's sexual assault trial and still no sign of a verdict. tensio the jury continues to ask for clarification on several aspects of this case. friday night the big story on "action news" is the lack of a resolution in the cosby trial. >> jim gardner is outside the courthouse in norristown tonight and he has more on all of today's developments. jim, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, rick. you know, it's fascinating to have such a compelling story like this where the main plot line is the absence of information. and the consistent theme is one word. waiting. it's almost the anti-news

story. but a compelling one. that's what's happening here at the courthouse in norristown. the journey and the jury continues to questions about bill cosby's interaction with andrea constand before, during and after the alleged incident at his cheltenham home in 2004.ed here early this morning for the fifth day of deliberationan and out of the courtroom as the jury continues to ask questions of the judge, some of which he answered,