a man is dead in the shooting of the city's hunting park section. plus u.s. sailors are missing after a navy destroyer collided with a container ship at sea. those stories, but first we turn our attention to the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, meteorologist chris sowers tracking it all for you, we had rain and fog, it's humid. >> reporter: downpours and lightning strikes. it's a wonderful morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: yeah, there's the view as we go live on sky6 live hd looking at the center city skyline believe it or not that looks a million times better than two or three hours ago when when you couldn't see anything at all. we're seeing improvement in the visibility, but in regards to what the radars looks like. we're zoom into areas west of philadelphia. we're dealing with a couple of pop ups be but the coverage is not as widespread as this morning. downpour southeast of lansdale, one near norristown and chadds ford lifting off to the north,

northeast at 20 to 25 miles per hour that's pretty much the idea for today. looking at mainly cloudy skies, extremely humid air, with all the humidity, all that moisture in the air you can just about expect a shower or thunderstorm at any point in time during the day. it's not going to be a wash, but again at any point in time there could be a shower or thunderstorm. look at the dewpoints this is comparable to what they see in tampa, new orleans, houston. dover, 73. wilmington, 70. millville. 72. closing in on 70 in philadelphia. cape may you're there. trenton, 66. poconos 64. you get higher than 72 or 73 that's straight awful. that's what it feels like this morning. forecast for today, warm and very sticky, scattered showers or thunderstorms highs around 83 degrees. i'll have the rest of the father's day weekend forecast in just a few minutes. >> thank you for the update. no verdict jury

deliberations continue for a 6th day in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. we'll take you live outside the courthouse in montgomery county. this is a live look you see the deputies there, as we await the arrival of the 79-year-old comedian who she who should be g at the courtroom soon. cosby is charge with drugging and molesting andrea constan at his home in 2004. last night, cosby's defense team asked the judge to declare a mistrial. the judge declined that yet, again. as we look at the live picture outside the montgomery county court 0 house we awaiting on the arrival of kossuth street, dann- bill cosby, dann cuellar has more on the growing frustration.

>> reporter: after five days of lengthy deliberations, bill cosby left the courthouse wishing everyone a happy father's day. >> they have seen the entire evidence now. >> reporter: the jury emerge from deliberations to ask another question they want to reread the testimony of the canadian detective and brother-in-law of andrea constan the one who suggested they record phone calls and contact a top civil lawyer before calling police. the defense attorney objected to the repeated request to review testimony suggesting some jurors were trying to convince other jurors to bring an end to want deaded lock. he said why have seen with this jury i have never seen in 30 years getting one to change.

bill cosby spokesman said enough is enough. >> we were hoping he would have accepted the deadlock, under the jury charge it is a such a vague charge you can go on, hopefully if they come back he will accept it. >> reporter: but civil rights activist gloria alred had a view. >> the court pointed out and rightfully so, the jury is actively deliberating. >> reporter: dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> we want to remind you over the weekend you can catch up with the developments from the testimony and deliberations you may have missed visit our special section of coverage at 6abc.com/cosby. one man is dead and this morning police are working to track down his killer. the victim was shot overnight in the hunting park section. we have learned the victim was a 26-year-old man. the man was shot around 3:30 a.m. in the 500 block of

west tioga street. he was taken to private vehicle to temple hospital where he was pronounced. again, police are searching for the shooter and may have been. a bad crash involving a motorcycle in center city sent a person to the hospital last night. police say two dozen motorcyclists were traveling in the 500 block of south broad street when one collided with a car. the force of that crash caused the cycle to hit a second bike. both riders and passengers were knocked to the ground. one person was taken to the jeff university hospital with minor injuries. developing this morning overseas, right now search sailors are missing after a u.s. navy destroyer collided with a tanker off the coast of japan. five people were medevaced off the boat. matt gutman has the latest on the search from los angeles. >> reporter: the u.s.s. fitzgerald has been tugged back to court, seven remain missing.

multiple sailors were injured in the collision with the container ship. five sailors were hurt badly enough they had to be medevaced. one the ship's commanding officer. you can see responders near the wreckage to extract the wounded. helicopter footage shows the destroyers mangled mid section, the damage caving in compartments and destroying ship machinery and the radio room. damage above and below the water line caused major flooding, those red hoses seen pumping sea water out of the belly of the ship which typically has a crew of nearly 300. the navy said this 30,000-ton container ship and 79,000-ton destroyer collided in open water 56 miles southwest of japan. the navy telling abc news this morning, that the extent of the personnel injuries aboard the ship is still being assessed.

there are two primary questions going forward, which of the ships had right right-of-way. the bigger issue how did a ship with some of the sophisticated radar on the planet neither see or avoid something the size of a small island bearing don on it. matt gutman abc los angeles. jury deliberations continues in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. let's take you back to the mrg county -- montgomery could you y courthouse. bill cosby just arriving. the jury has been deliberating for 6 days, they have not come back with anan decision on all three counts. bill cosby arriving back to the courthouse which is has not --

which has been customer. he -- customary. there he is on the way to the courthouse. he is with his spokesperson, the jury has asked several questions, the judge steven o'neill praising the jury for their hard work and rehearing the testimony because they have a big job to do they are not taking the job lightly. they will decide the fate of the 79-year-old comedian, the shot just went out, mr. cosby arriving at the courthouse in montgomery county. deliberations continue we'll have full coverage at 6abc.com, we'll have crews there, soon as we get information we'll bring that to you. 9:08 a.m., for the first time this morning we're hearing from the member of a jury who acquitted the minnesota police

officer in the shooting philando castile. philando castile is the man whose girlfriend streamed the aftermath on facebook live. he testified that he was reaching for a gun despite commands to stop. he said two fell jurors were holding up for a conviction until day five. he does extend his sympathy to the family who stormed out of the courtroom when the verdict was read. >> this city killed my son! >> it was not taken lightly, who what so whatsoever. in the end i was fed up, i said let's just call it. >> reporter: thousands march from the state capitol blocking highways to protest the verdict. you see it there. the demonstrations ended peacefully, officer i yanez was

fired from the force. president trump is calling the cuban policy terrible yesterday. he announced a new policy including stricter restrictions on travel and business dealings. president trump under cuba to return joanne chessimar convicted back in 1977 in the death of trooper warner forrester in a traffic stop on the new jersey turnpike. she escaped from prison in 1979 and since then been living in asylum in cuba. steve scalise has a good possibility of recovering after he was at immanent risk of death from a gunshot injury to the hip two days ago. he was shot in an ambush shooting wednesday during baseball track in virginia. doctors revealed yesterday that the louisiana republican was near death when he got to the

hospital. now they say recovery is possible with more surgeries and rehab. there's much more to come on "action news" saturday morning at 9:00. the man is calling for steve harvey to apologize for comments the median made on -- comedian made on his radio show. 6 months after her death, the medical examiner revealed what killed actress kerry fisher. warm and humid out there this afternoon, i'll time it out on future tracker 6 when we come right back.

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is national lobster month, a lobster born in the 19th century is back to his ocean home. louie the lobster who was born before the wright brothers flew for the first time and survived two world wars was at a long island clam bar all this time. the town supervise issued a declaration that sent old louie free. the 22-pound lobster is 132 years old. >> reporter: how do they know? you know how trees have tree rings, do lobsters have rings? >> they probably just asked him. >> reporter: there's the view live on sky6 live hd that's a shot of the center city skyline lots of low-level clouds and a

few downpours west of philadelphia. everybody waking up to extremely humid conditions that will be the case right through monday afternoon. a case of the muggies. nothing going on south and east of the delaware river. it is north and west. no lightens strikes all this is in the form of downpours. it is coming down at a good clip. west of phoenixville there's one over west chester, this one lifting out of the delaware county and into montgomery county. we'll expect to see this activity throughout the day. it will not be a washout but at any point in time there will be a shower or thunderstorm popping up, because there's so much humidity, so much moisture in the air right now. here's the general movement everything lifting off to the north at 20 to 25 miles per hour. 71 degrees, the dewpoint 67. some locations well into the 70s. the pressure 24 had not -- 24

.94 inches. 71 in wilmington and philadelphia. 70 degrees in cape may. the visibility looks good in south south jersey, they are socked in north and west. it's not showing up here, but a dense fog advisory remains in effect for the immediate coast on the sand where visibles is less than a half mile that will continue through 11:00 a.m. future tracker 6, the idea cloudy skies today warm and soupy, it will feel like the gulf coast states out there, at any point in time expect a shower or thunderstorm to develop. it's not going to be a wash, but there could be a shower or storm developing here or there across the area. overnight tonight, mainly cloudy everything will calm down. tomorrow morning looks already you'll wake up to more fog. in the afternoon, showers and thunderstorms increase. by 4:00 p.m., showers and storms

west of philadelphia that should push east during the afternoon and early evening hours. we fast forward into monday, monday looks like a complete mess, the morning may be okay, by the time we get into the afternoon, heavy downpours and thunderstorms pushing through. right now the forecast modeling today right through monday evening is showing this. some locations over 4 inches of rain, this again next three days, philadelphia 4.06. wilmington, 4.65. dover 4 1/2 inches of rain. we'll see good downpours over the next 72 hours. cloudy and warm, screamly -- extremely humid, shower or thunderstorm possible, 83 degrees, winds out east at 5 to 10 miles per hour. a ton of cloud cover. i'm trying to put a little bit of sun in in in herebeing optim. jersey shore, this is not day to sit on the sand soaking in the

sun, fog and clouds, 76 degrees, showers or thunderstorms possible this afternoon. tomorrow, sun and clouds, 77. ocean temperature, 68. that's better. we have high risk of rip currents today and tomorrow. be careful in the waters. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, here we go, 83 degrees today, warm and humid showers and thunderstorms throughout the after. sunday 90 degrees with the added sunshine. again there's a threat of a shower or storm. with the humidity it will feel like 96. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, at this point all look nice, temperatures in the mid 80s and officially summer arrives on wednesday. we've already had two heat waves it's not even summer yet. hopefully that's not a sign of things to come. >> 9:18 here's a look at what's happening in and around the region. this weekend check out the

juneteenth festival honoring the ratification of the 13th amendment. there will be reenactments and music. it is on the 6300 block of germantown avenue from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00. the event is free. you've got one last weekend to enjoy the philadelphia chinese lantern festival at franklin square. it was extended for a week. the last day to enjoy it is tomorrow. it may be a great father's day's outing. you can get tickets online. we're back after after this. >> so glad you stayed with us,

9:21 a.m., we now know what killed actress kerry fisher. she died from sleep apnea, medical examiners said she had taken multiple drugs and a build up of fat in her arteries. she suffered a medical emergency

aboard a london to los angeles flight on december 23. she died four days later. her mother, debby reynolds died the next day. steve harvey has come under fire about his comments about the flint michigan water crisis. a person called into the radio show saying the cleveland cavaliers did not deserve jack after they lost to the golden state warriors. he said enjoy your cup of brown water. smith is asking for an apology from harvey among other things. >> donations of tax, money, et cetera coming to the flint community because he said things that were inflammatory, in order for him to make that gesture, he should put his resources to the things he said. harvey later said in the statement he has great affection

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>> so glad you stayed with us, turning to sports, the phillies hope to turn things around when they face the diamondbacks in game two of the series, plus the sixers could land a top pick in the upcoming draft. here's ducis rogers. good morning, the sixers are not trying to make a splach in -- splash in the nba draft they are trying to empty out the pool. they are trying to acquire the overall number one pick from boston they are thinking of taking markell polk. he is a dynamo. they will give up this year's third overall selection. baseball, phillies home stand continued last night as they welcomed in the arizona diamondbacks. down in front. check out the young lady drops

her phone and then she gets a lap full of phillie phanatic. phillies down 1-1. cameron r up -- ruf. franco, that's a two bagger, phillies lead 4-2. aaron nola pitching well, 99th pitch up on the concourse, blanko has the home run. phillies lose 5-4. the manager talks about that pitch. >> the pitcher knows when he hangs a curve ball, he got burnt. for 6 innings he was pretty good. overall it was a good outing without that mistake. nhl draft is friday, flyers are not waiting for that. team traded nick cousins in

arizona. they will sends goalie madison to arizona for a pick in the next year nhl draft. that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers. you have yourself a terrific weekend. the defending arena league philadelphia which an i don't -- champions philadelphia soul hope to keep their winning streak going. tonight the soul face 7-1 tampa. on the road they are right behind the soul in the division race. much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. if you think it's common knowledge that chocolate does not come from cows, thing again. the new study about chocolate milk. the girl scouts get their newest badges. plus, a check of the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist

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"action news," saturday at 9:00, jury deliberations stretch into the 6th day in the sexual assault trial against bill cosby. the latest from the montgomery county courthouse. the search for two missing swimmers continues off the

atlantic city coast. after years of negotiations, some good news for philadelphia school district and its teachers. we'll have more on that, but let's go outside to chris sowers. >> reporter: a couple of showers and thunderstorms scattered throughout the area. some locations picking up downpours as we speak. showers have shifted northeast they are in lower montgomery and bucks county. looks like doylestown you're in between downpours and there's steadier cells moves outline of the norristown area -- out of the norristown area. we're expecting clouds today and with so much moisture in the air you could see a pop-up shower or thunderstorm at any point in the afternoon. we're not talking about a wash, but with that said you could

have a thunderstorm flare up at any time. here's the day planner for the city of philadelphia and the immediate surrounding suburbs ton of clouds today. 11:00 a.m., 74. 3:00 p.m., 82. 5:00 p.m., 83. extremely humid we have dewpoints in the 70s in several locations. jersey shore, it's a different story. you have a dense fog advisory in effect until 11:00 a.m. after the fog lifts we'll see clouds on the beach here, showers and thunderstorms possible, maybe a few peeks of sun. 76 degrees is the forecasted high right will on the shore and we have a high risk for rip currents this has been elevated from moderate to high, it's a rare high risk that means rip currents are likely. there are several of them out there, if you're going into the waters, swim where there are lifeguards on duty. this can be a dangerous situation with the strong on-shore breezes. we expect high to moderate rip

currents tomorrow as well. we're tracking the possibility of severe weather as we head into monday afternoon. i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast in just a few minutes. >> look forward to it, chris, thank you so much. 9:33 a.m., the jury in the bill cosby trial has resumed its 6th straight bay of deliberations. -- day of deliberations. cosby arrived 20 minutes ago, he exited the suv. he gave a brief wave to the crowd and september his head down since the jury told the judge it was deadlocked. the panel has reviewed more testimony and asked more questions including, the definition beyond a reasonable doubt. of course, the jury must come to a unanimous decision on the three counts to reach a verdict, we'll watch the montgomery county courthouse all morning long. over the weekend you can catch up with any of the developments from the past two weeks and testimony and deliberations you

may have missed. visit our special section of coverage at 6abc.com/cosby. developing news to tell you about this morning, the search continues for seven sailors after a navy destroyer collided with a container ship. the u.s.s. fitzgerald was hit 56 nautical miles southwest of japan. the navy said 9,000-ton destroyer and 30,000 don container ship collided at night in open water. five sailors were medevaced one of them the ship's commanding officer. at this time, how the two vessels collided is a mystery. this morning there's no sign of two teenagers who disappeared in the ocean in atlantic city. thursday night a 16-year-old girl was caught in a rip current. her friend bravely jumped into the water in an effort to save her, sadly neither of them made it out of the water.

16-year-old kayil-ah hand and ramon quinn did not make it out of the water. >> last night we were praying for rescue, today we're praying for recovery. >> that's my cousin. >> he gave his life to save hers, he lost his life you could call him a hero, too. >> the search efforts resumed yesterday afternoon after the fog lifted and the choppy waters calmed down. back here at home, a multi-vehicle crash left a person dead in gloucester county, new jersey. chopper 6 hd over the scene 322 andarwin road in woolwich

township. one person was taken to crozer-chester medical center. a major hurdle has been cleared for thousands of philadelphia teachers and this morning they are a step closer to a new contract after years of back and forth. >> we have reached a tentative contract agreement. >> reporter: the announcement by the district superintendent was one more reason to celebrate at the world academy commencement at lasalle university the potential end to a four year stalemate bringing much-needed stability according to dr. william hite. >> that means that teachers won't be looking to go to other places. >> reporter: the last philadelphia teachers contract expired before these graduates started high school in 2013. after years of negotiations came up empty many frustrated educators in may took to the street to protest the lingering

impasse for five years without a raise. >> when we started this process we were facing dire fiscal challenges. >> reporter: the district's finances have improved and citywide commercial reassessment will help foot the bill for a new contract. the mayor said as we see how the lack of contract hurt our city's ability to attract business and families. today we are taking an important step forward tore students and philadelphians. >> reporter: the members have to vote on it to make it official that will happen monday afternoon. at district headquarters, jeff chirico channel 6 "action news."

happening today, if you were good at findings things you might want to head to the independence seaport museum, they will hold a scavenger hunt today from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. in conjunction with the cruiser olympia that was part of the world war i. there's much more coming up on "shelter me rescue of the week." i have sting the police job, we'll tell you how he lost his job in new england and then found a new one in new jersey. go get them. >> reporter: competitors have warned about the dangers of laundry pods around children ahead new warning for adults. well get a check of the

exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast as we take you outside live this morning, you can see the foggy conditions there, meteorologist chris sowers says it will reach the mid 80s today, but tomorrow, father's day we'll hot. we're back in just a bit. >> this is just coming into

"action news," three people were hurt along conchester highway and station road in conquered

township. two cars have significant damage him a box truck flipped on its side all three victims in the hospital right now. firefighters tried to salvage some of the bags of ice that were transported by the big truck. no word on the condition of the victims. we'll keep you posted at 6abc.com. all right, do you know where chocolate milk comes from? a dairy organization recent survey found 7% of americans think chocolate milk comes from brown cows. while the percentage is small, it is 17.3 million people. if you're among the 7% who don't know, chocolate milk is regular milk with cocoa and sugar added. >> reporter: you thought that, too. >> all these years. >> reporter: that's right, chocolate cows and chocolate milk. [laughter].

let's get you outside, the view of the philadelphia international airport. cloudy skies and showers and storms off to the northwest. lots of humidity out there, very uncomfortable this morning. let's flip it over to the radars. storm tracker 6 live showing showers arena -- and downpours north of philadelphia. there's west chester lifting towards malvern. that should be through malvern in the next 20 minutes, this is manayunk pushing into lower montgomery county. all this activity will push north and east out of the viewing area in the next hour or so. only to be followed by more showers and downpours this afternoon. temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s. it's extremely humid. the numbers are not bad, but when you look at these that's why it feels so uncomfortable. if you told me it was 68 degrees, i would have said that feels great, but not when the dewpoint is in the 70s. you get into the 70-degree-plus

range that's awful. dover, 75. 70 lancaster, wilmington even millville, 72. they say numbers increase by 2:00 p.m., mid 70s. 8:00 p.m., low 70s. father's day same thing. it's thanks to the warm front that's pushing through it's opening a door to all the humidity that's down to the south. this warm front is up in new england we're in the warm sector in between frontals systems, one day it gets hot and humid heat index values around 96, 97. this front sits on top of us on monday. 83 today, not terribly hot. with the humidity, feels like 87. father's day high of 90 feeling like 96 degrees. let's look at future tracker 6. later this afternoon we continue to see scattered showers and

thunderstorms, again, it's not going to be a wash today. if you have outdoor plans bring the umbrella. mainly cloudy conditions, warm ascertain extremely humid -- and extremely humid. overnight tonight, clouds, and in the morning breaking for sunshine. you will see pop you are showers developing again. by 4:00 p.m. you will see the showers and downpours west of philadelphia pushing east through the afternoon and early evening hours. monday, here comes the cold front heavy drenching downpours county possibility is there for a severe line of thunderstorms. the storm prediction center has this area under a rare moderate risk. you don't see many of these in the delaware and lehigh valleys. this means there's a good chance of seeing severe weather monday night. downpours could exceed two inches in parts of the area. you could see gusts up to 60, 65 miles per hour. warm and humid, scattered

showers and thunderstorm around temperatures close to 80 degrees, maybe a couple of degrees warmer than that. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows 90 degrees for father's day, clouds and sun, shower or thunderstorms still possible, maybe a drenching downpour in some locations. monday, downpours, gusty thunderstorms, 86 degrees most of that falls during the afternoon. tuesday things feel better. lower humidity levels sunshine, 84. summer begins wednesday, it will feel lovely, 85. >> monday we are watching. >> reporter: monday evening there could be a big, big storm. >> that's my off day, thank you chris. a new helicopter crew in chicago captured video of an amazing rescue. oh, no, look this, the dog was looking into a lake in michigan and went into the water. it couldn't get a grip, a police officer was responding to a

nearby car crash and rushed over to the help the dog, police are looking for the dog's owner. wow that was dramatic it. in "shelter me rescue of the week" we meet former shelter dogs who have been given a second chance at a job. matt o'donnell has the story. >> throw away dog project trains homeless dogs to be a police dog. the wife of a police officer knows that many police departments cannot afford trained dogs. >> you don't have $15,000 to spend on a dog. you're giving the dog a new life and family. >> reporter: she has donated 17 dogs since 2014. >> all the dogs are doing salute -- absolutely great. they don't consider it working. >> reporter: the high energy dogs that are often hard to

place, that make the perfect police dogs. >> it's win/win for the dogs. >> we're looking for prey drive, hunt drive, dogs that love balls and want to play. >> reporter: k-9 roman was pulled from atc philly. k-9 dogs came from the shepherd rescue. sheba was a surrender. >> they could not handles her drive. >> reporter: this is sting a five-year-old belgium dog, he was a police dog in new england. he started to exhibit signs of air aggression, throw away took control and reformed his attitude and found him a job as an explosionive decks dog. -- explosive detection dog. tell us where you adopted

your pet arena how much they mean to you. we'll be featuring your stories on upcoming "shelter me rescue of the week." with the very loveable sting matt o'donnell channel 6 "action news."

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the girl scouts association is adding 18 new badges that become available over the next two years, the cyber program will designed to encourage girls to pursue a career in the field. it will include cyber bullying and protecting themselves online and older members learn how to code and become ethical hackers and work behind fire walls. there's a new safety alert from consumer reports about another vulnerable group. here's nydia han. >> reporter: the same laundry

pods that are dangerous for children can be just as dangerous for certain grownups, particularly adults with dementia, here's the information you need to keep your loved one safe. consumers reports has warned about the dangers of laundry detergent packs for children. after the report of death from laundry pack exposure, consumer reports is including adult populations. since 2012 there have been 8 reported deaths in the u.s., two were young children, but 6 were adults with dementia. >> an expert we talked to, let us know people with dementia mistake random items for food. >> reporter: there were 13,000 calls related to liquid laundry pack exposure. they pushed for laundry pack safety including new packaging

that's available to consumer. >> new voluntary standards including provision that make the pods taste bitter have been enacted since january 2017. we hope this alleviate the thousands of calls that poison control centers receive every year. >> reporter: century -- industry trade groups said they are committed to reduce the accidents. do not use packs if there's a childhood you should age 6 or anyone who is impaired in the household. they can cause eye irritation and delirium and trouble breathing. if you think someone ingested a laundry pod call poison control

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afternoon. >> you'll keep track of it. 9al 6:, jack hanna's "wild countdown" is next on channel 6. we're back tomorrow morning beginning at 6:00 a.m. here's some of the stories we're working on for you. celebrate dad by bringing an end to prostate cancer. we're live at the gary pappa run. ballet like you have never seen it before, we'll have a preview of ballet x as it prepares to close its season. now, for chris sowers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. make it a great day.

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