>> plus, police want to know who fired shots outside a center city nightclub leaving a man dead and sending another to the hospital. thousands are spending this father's day walking to bring abdomin -- an end to prostate cancer. chris sowers is here. hot and steamy for the runners out there. >> reporter: let's get you outside, there's the view of the commodore barry bridge. we have very humid conditions, in aoumorning. 80 degrees in philadelphia. -- florida like this morning. allentown, 78.same number for de checking in at 77. here's the problem we have dewpoints in the mid 70s. the scale looks like is this once we get into the 60s it's slightly humid, mid 60s it's humid, 70 and above it feels lousy, we have locations 76.

millville, dover, 76. philadelphia, 73. atlantic city at the airport, 70. unfortunately the numbers will not drop off dwurnght day, we'll see -- during the day, we'll see high humidity levels all day long. forecast for today, hazy, hot and humid, clouds and sunshine later on. perhaps a stray shower for some of us, although i think most of us stay dry. 90 degrees is the forecasted high. with the humidity it will feel like 95 or 96. when i come back in ten minutes or so, we'll talk about this, it will be a problem for us an approaching cold front that could spawn a round of severe weather, i'll have the details in ten minutes. >> chris, thank you. you can stay on top of the stormy weather as it moves in at 6abc.com/weather. there you will access to the radar at your finger tips, prus the seven day -- plus the seven-day forecast. it's a download for mobile device. bill cosby is waking up

this morning in his elkins park home, the sexual assault trial behind him for now. >> the district attorney intends to retry the community. the jury spent 52 hours deliberating before the mistrial was declared. they simply could not reach a unanimous verdict. dann cuellar has more on the decision. >> reporter: legendary comedian bill cosby walked out of court raising a triumphant hand for now a free man, his team declaring victory, however temporary. >> we came looking for an quittal, like the rolling stones song says you don't always get whrawpt, -- what you want, but you get what you need. >> reporter: the jury was hopelessly deadlocked that prompted steven owe feel to declare a misfor atrial.

when was mr. cosby's reaction? >> relief. >> reporter: moments after trial end cosby rep read a scathing statement from camille cosby. >> how do i describe the judge be owe vertically arrogant and collaborating with the district of attorney. how do i describe the counsel for the accusers, totally unethical. >> i'm not going to talk about camille cosby and whatever. >> reporter: excoriated by the defense, kevin steele vowed to put him on trial again. >> well evaluate an review the case and take a hard look at everything involved and retry it. >> reporter: accuser, andrea constan showed no signs of disappointment. saying she is ready to give it

another try. >> she believes things happen for a purpose, i think the purpose is to encourage other women to come forward. >> reporter: we are confident that the proceedings have given a vice -- voice to the many victims who felt powerless and silence. these high profile cases are intensive, but those who question the time and resources to try the case again, kevin steele said simply -- >> you can't put a price tag on justice. >> reporter: the jury charge hopes the next trial will takes place in 120 days. the question is where the next jury will come from, because it seems everybody has heard about the cosby trial by now. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> of course, reaction to the mistrial declaration was swift. "action news" spoke with several people who appear to be split about the trial and impending retrial of could also could say

on the sexual assault -- bill cosby on the sexual assault charges. >> mr. cosby as old as he is, i guess they didn't have enough evidence to come to a verdict before. >> he admitted he used to drug the women and do whatever he wanted to them. you can't deny that, you admit it, you did that. >> bill cosby is fighting lawsuits in civil courts that tt were filed by ten women most are defamation suits spending in massachusetts several othersdef. three people were shot outside the reserve lounge on the 700 block of arch street. a man pulled out a gun and shot two men after 2:30 a.m.

one died. the other is in stable condition in wilmington hospital in delaware. the shell casings were from different caliber guns. so far they have no suspects in the shooting. police are looking for a gunman who critically wounded a young man on the southwest philadelphia streets on rhinehart street. the man in his 20s was taken to penn presbyterian hospital. he was taken into surgery for a repair of a serve -- severed artery. the seven sailors have been recovered from the u.s.s. fitzgerald that was struck by a merchantship nearly four times its size. the commander of the u.s. navy 7th fleet said the crew fought

to keep the ship from kinking. seven americans were injured in an attack in afghanistan. an afghanistan spoke person said a afghan soldier fired on them in the american compound. a soldier assigned to the afghan army fired grenades. he was shot and killed, none of the americans were gravely injured. a new financial report shows that businesses owned by president trump are booming. since his election his business ventures are enjoying a banner year. residents at the club in florida is up taking in $37 million. his golf course in bedminster $20 million. his new hotel owned by the federal government made 20 million since it opened last september. president trump lists assets worth 1.4 billion dollars. the sixers are on the verge

of a trade that will score them the top pick in the draft. the move will give the struggling 76ers the opportunity to draft the top guard off the university of washington who worked out for the sixers yesterday. sixers have not commented on the report of trade. philadelphia public pools open this weekend, nieb of -- ne of the pools open this thursday at 4:00 p.m. the rest of the pools open in the days leading up to saturday july 1. the pools will be open from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. monday through fridays. one of the reasons father is special for us here at "action news" it is a day that we celebrate the memory of our late colleague and all around great dad gary pappa. hundreds of runners are taking

part in the gary pappa run, the 5k and 10k kicked off at the philadelphia museum of art. the run raises money to fight prostate cancer. gary lost his battle with the disease back in 2009. >> 9:09 a.m. philadelphia zoo gets a financial boost thanks to a local organization. depressing news for french fry lovers why you may want to cutback. what is that green goo floating on a wisconsin river and why there's a warning for people to stay away from this. let's take you live outside, sky6 live hd over spring mountain. meteorologist chris sowers helping you to plan your father's day. a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we'll see you after this break. h

of the river in wisconsin has been invade by a giant blue green blob of algae it is highly toxic. the clean lakes alliance spokesperson said the algae is a mix of phosphate and run off in the early summer heat. officials hope it runs off in the next day or so. don't go in the water. >> this weekend swimmers along the gulf coast got quite the scare.

that's a shark and that's scary swims up to the shore in gulf shores a popular destination. it came within inches of one person. a volunteer firefighter jumped into the water to make sure a group of nonenglish speakers knew they were in danger. they helped them get out of the water. i don't think you have to speak english to know a shark is in the water. >> reporter: yeah, that's a problem. >> happy father's day! >> thank you. >> reporter: i would rescue, gray and nydia. >> whatever. [laughter]. >> reporter: we'll show you what's going on. live on sky6 live hd there's the view in cape may. it's pretty cloudy down there once again this morning just like yesterday at this time, but we're expecting more in the way of sunshine later on. the humid conditions continue through monday afternoon. we'll flip it over to storm

tracker 6 live, nothing on the radars. 79 degrees in philadelphia. with a dewpoint of 73 that's extremely high. pressure is holding steady. winds out of the south/southwest at 8 miles per hour. that breeze continues to usher in all the humidity from the virginias and the carolinas. everybody in the upper 70s. cape a little bit cooler thanks to the sea breeze, 73. airport, 79. on the sand the atlantic city marina, brigantine, margate, 73, 74. again very oppressive humidity leaves we'll be doing with this all day long and through the day on monday. we're waking up to mixed skies this morning through the virginias and the carolinas. today will be a decent day we'll see a fair amount of sunshine before poop up shower or thunderstorm develops later on. the issue is tomorrow with this cold front as the high works out to sea, the front will sit over

top of us, you can feel how humid it's been. the air is unstable, as the front collides with the humid air it will trigger showers and thunderstorms and we'll see good ones around here tomorrow evening. today, looking at a mixture of sun and clouds, one or two pop-up showers or thunderstorms develop. maybe a shower or quick-hitting thunderstorm brief thunderstorm that will pass on through, the rest of the way we're looking at sun and clouds, hazy, hot and humid, 90 degrees feeling like 96 with the humidity. as we fast forward into monday, we start out with cloudy conditions, extremely humid, tempts in the 70s. the cloud deck breaks for sunshine, the sun destabilizes the atmosphere. 1:00 p.m., showers and thunderstorms starting to develop. you can see the bright reds indicating torrential downpours and powerful winds. during the late afternoon and evening hours we get the squall line developing stretching from the lehigh valley all the way

down to the baltimore and washington, d.c. metro areas. that rips through 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. and works down to the jersey shore by 7:00 p.m. or 8:00 p.m. after the line pulls through there's enough humidity leftover to produce a leftover shower or storm. after midnight a lot of that activity will begin to fall a part. what we're focusing on is that line of severe thunderstorms between the hours of 3 and 7:00 p.m. could see a thunderstorm developing out of this, the main event is in the afternoon hours. heavy downpours winds up to 65 miles per hour, the storm prediction center is mentioning the possibility of an isolateed tornadoes. flood watch has been issued for the i-95 corridor, we could see rainfall totals from 2 to 4 inches with some of these downpours in a very short period of time. that could create flooding problems. for today, kind of quiet considering what's on the table tomorrow. stray thunderstorm, hazy, hot and humid, 90 in philadelphia.

89 in reading. cooler along the coast because of the sea breeze, 78 in cape may. atlantic city 79. more specifically on the sand, the ocean temperature is bumping up here, 70. breezy and humid, clouds and sunshine, 79 degrees. the only issue today there's a high risk for rip currents. be careful if you venture in the waters. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, hazy, hot and humid, stray thunderstorm today, that 90 feels like 96. monday could be very, very active. i'll post very severe thunderstorms, 87. tuesday, quiet turning less humid, 84. summer arrives on wednesday, 85 degrees, a scare thought there is by tomorrow we'll have had seven days in the 90s and summer has not started yet. >> a little early. >> thank you chris. it was a fun celebration at the philadelphia zoo best care senior services of philadelphia and delaware county and best care delaware held a special

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back 9:23 a.m. sunday morning. forecasted highs somewhere between 88 and 90 degrees. modeling has us at 89 at 5:30 a.m. wildwood, cape may, area, sea breeze kicking in. 72. in the poconos you're in the upper 70s, as well. the problem you factor in the humidity you combine the heat and humidity you get a feels like temperature or heat index value. that will be high today. even though we're forecasting high of 90 with the humidity it will feel like the mid 90s. 4:00 p.m., 93 in philadelphia. trenton, 95. 93 for wilmington and dover. one day of this and things get back to normal as we head into monday. i know it's father's day you have outdoor plans. drink water and limit the time you spend outdoors and seek the shade. if you don't have afternoon sun put on the air-conditioning, if

you don't have air-conditioning open the windows and put on the fan. >> takata is planning to file for bankruptcy. one of the largest automaker suppliers in the world. recalled defective air bags that could explode and send shrapnel into drivers and passengers. takata agreed to a 500 million-dollar settlement over the air bag problem. with the temperature soaring again you may be switching that hot cup of coffee for a cup of cold brew. >> instead of heading to your local cafe save time and money by making it at home. >> reporter: it's the coldest trend of the summer, cold brew coffee, the new it drink for coffee lovers not to be confused with iced coffee.

it's a process of seeping coffee grounds in cold water for hours, the end result, smoother, sweeter and less acidic. eddie owner of ground work coffee in venice is the master in cold brew it's served on tapped and infused with nitro nitrogen. >> the more patience you have the better it tastes. >> reporter: can you taste the difference between ice coffee and cold brew. >> earthy, chocolately, ths the cold brew. >> no, that's the cold brew. >> reporter: these are pricey and popular.

why not make it yourself and save some money, it's actually easy to make at home. starting with three-quarter of a cup of whole beans, pour them into a bowl and add a liter of filtered water. take a towel and cover it. refridge rate it. filter out the coffee grounds with a strainer. >> it was quick and easy and saved me a lot of money. it's delicious. >> my husband tries that at home, it's the paper towel straining does not work. >> it seems like it tastes like ice coffee. >> it is good. >> there's much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. local champions we have details on a bucks county high school winning it all.

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>> bill cosby shows a sign of victory as he arrives home that follows a mistrial in his sexual

assault trial. details on what is next for the comedian. you'll need to make changes if you rely on septa to get around. >> we begin our week on a soggy note. outside we go to chris sowers with a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. father's day, chris, you have something good to tell us? >> reporter: most of the time it should be dry, i guess that's a little good news there. as long as sun stays behind the clouds, it feels nice out here. at some point today we're expecting sunshine. it will increase the temperatures quite a bit and the heat index values the way it feels out here, the numbers will shoot into the mid 90s later this afternoon. it's comfortable now, but it goes downhill later on. coatsvilleville, cloudy skies and you're already up to 81. long wood, 76. malvern, 75. center city, 79.

glassboro, 78. same number for vineland and fortescue. woodbine, 79. hammonton, 78 degrees. satellite and radar so we have mainly cloudy conditions this morning peeks of sun to the west, we are, again, expecting more sunshine later this afternoon. you can see how nicely things will start to clear out by 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon. mainly cloudy conditions through 10:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m. 86 degrees by 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m., 88. 5:00 p.m., 89 degrees, hazy, hot and humid with a high of 90 feeling like 96. let's talk about the humidity, shall we? the last several days it felt lousy out here. the humidity will be high before a cold front slides in here and pushes the humidity out to sea. tuesday will feel very, very good. the problem the him transformation going from awful

to comfortable could trigger a round of thunderstorms on monday. i'll have more on future tracker 6 and a look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> thank you for the update. 9:32 a.m., this weekend the bill cosby sexual assault trial came to an abrupt end when the judge declared a mistrial. the jury has hopelessly deadlocked that resulted in the hung jury. the members of the jury are back home in pittsburgh. they were chosen from out of town in hopes of getting a more impartial jury pool. they spent 52 hours deliberating on felony aggravated indecent sexual assault charges by bill cosby. the comedian was in trial for criminal court on this alleged assault on former temple basketball staffer, andrea constan back in 2004. montgomery county d.a. kevin

steele said this case is not over and plans to retry the case. >> the case is about a drug facilitated sexual assault. it doesn't matter what you look like or who you are. our job is to follow the evidence where it takes us. we have done that. >> reporter: constan said the trial gave a voice to those who felt powerless and silence. >> there are no winners here. we tried the case for a week. the jury deliberated for 50-some hours without a verdict. >> a retrial is not likely to happen until later this year at the earliest. while attorneys for both sides are expressing mixed emotions, bill cosby returned to his elkins park home celebrating victory. annie mccormick has the details.

>> reporter: the reaction to "action news" from the suv carrying bill cosby interesting his elkins park home, two the je declared a mistrial in the sexual assault case of the 79-year-old. the reaction to the today locked jury came in quickly. kevin steele announced a retrial. >> i think the d.a. has to say he has to retry, why keep costing the citizens millionsful dollars. you had your opportunity. >> reporter: bruce castor released a statement saying he is disappointed that the effort of the montgomery county d.a. resulted in failure, reiterating back in 2005 he did not pursue charges because of insufficient reliable evidence adding that miss constan was probably the victim of sexual assault, probably did is not win trial. many who have suits against

cosby for similar claims spoke out. several salt through the trial. >> it's too early to celebrate, mr. cosby, round two may be around the corner. >> reporter: outside the courthouse his loyal supporters were there. montgomery county resident gave their thoughts including footing the bill for another trial. >> let him pay for it he got the money. >> reporter: we don't know if cosby is inside his estate. earlier his spokesperson said he was looking forward to going home with his wife and spending father's day with his daughter and enjoying the moment. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> on our website we have more coverage. cosby mistrial for a complete recap of the testimony and lated reaction go to 6abc.com. >> a new reward is being offered to find the person who beat a 62-year-old woman a death in chester county one year ago.

june 17, 2016, the township police responded to the 900 block of heller stone drive of they found the body of denise barger. now a year later 35-dollar reward is being offered for anyone information that would lead to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. a young girl was hurt after she ran into the car being driven by don garden on route 30 in atlantic city yesterday when the 7-year-old girl bolted out into traffic. she hit the rear door of his car. she had minor injuries. the mayor was not ticketed since the accident was deemed unavoidable. encouraging news for congressman steve scalise after being shot during a baseball game for a charity in washington, d.c.

he underwent surgery yesterday he is more alert and responsive. his aids tweeted he was watching lsu in the college series and rooting for a tigers win and they went on to victory. >> president trump has new concerns as he tries to deflect questions into the expanding probe into the russian meddling into election that put him into the white house. >> young democrat is georgia is making a strong stand in the special election this tuesday. that could put the republican hold on congress in jeffdy. in jeopardy. >> reporter: georgia 6 is the most competitive race in american history. between them, the two parties have spent upwards of $40 million. >> we appreciate everything that you have done for us. >> reporter: the two are running

neck in neck in the polls. the seat meld by president trump's health of human services, tom price, now being seen as a bellwether in the battle to control congress. >> which tells me we have to have a crazy high turnout for election on tuesday. >> reporter: today a shocking new ad from a political action committee not from either campaign capitalizes on the alexandria shooting at the republican baseball practice. >> many are endorsing and applauding shooting republicans. >> reporter: osoff denounced the add. before the shooting, the alleged alexandria gunman denounced handle in a facebook post. the candidate condemned the

shooting as despicable unprovoked attack. her spokeswoman calls the ad disturbing and disgusting. david wright abc news washington. >> back here the home, jury selection is set to begin tomorrow in the trial of district seth williams. he faces federal bribery and fraud charges. he accepted bribes from two businessmen who wanted his help for associates charges. he is charged with using money from his political action committee from personal expenses. he said he did not do anything l hold a ratification vote on a new contract. they have been working without a contract for four years. no terms were announceden ratift 1,000 members. sources close to the negotiations say teachers would get their first raises in five years. the contract would run through

2020. septa riders need to be aware of changes. beginning today route 15 trolley is out until september 17 due to track replacement. the rail lines begin a summer schedule for late night and weekend service. many bus and rail lines and trolleys tomorrow. we have a complete list of exchanges on the septa website. a military drone is being called for duty to help in civilian rescues. plus beyounce and jay-z the proud parents of twins. we have word on whether queen bee given birth. live look at wilmington, delaware, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back. welcome back happy father's

day to all the dads out there, the dad in our house is heading to the golf course.

>> reporter: and he has a little bit of cloud cover upstairs, too, that protect him from the sun. that cloud deck won't last long. we expect sunshine later this afternoon. in the meantime, we get you outside on sky6 live hd. live in chester, the union playing this evening, e this evening, it will be a muggy one, points in the 70s, they are not going anywhere anytime soon. we expect them to be very high through monday afternoon.ve 10:. trenton, 78. dover, 79. wilmington, 78. same number for reading and millville, 77ment atlantic city 79. dewpoints off the charts. 65 is humid. 70-plus is oppressive. millville, dewpoint, 76. dover, 76. philadelphia, 73. to put this in prospective,

places like houston and new orleans widely regarded as the most humid cities across the lower 48. this is warmer. we have an explosion in cloud cover we'll see a line of showers and thunderstorms develop an area of low pressure coming out of the heartland of the nation this will bumping into the warm humid air tomorrow afternoon anne producing the round of severe weather we're tracking. here's what the radar looks like now. consider the time of day, doesn't look too impressive, not bad not even 9:00 a.m. they are about an hour behind. closing in on paducah and western portions of condition traveling east in the next 48 hours. future tracker 6 shows an isolated shower or thunderstorm. otherwise we're expecting nothing more than combination of sun and clouds. highs around 90. feeling like 95 or 96.

one or two locations could see a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. monday cloudy skies, breaking for sunshine by afternoon and then we start to see the showers and storms develop as the disturbance gets closer to the viewing air. it interacts with the warm, assumey air we get the pop-up showers that congeal with the squall line here. that marches into the city by 6:00 p.m. producing strong gusty winds and lots of cloud to ground lightning strikes. by 9:00 p.m. it's over top of the jersey shore and will work out to sea. lightning high probability of numerous cloud to ground lightning strikes and downpours. there could flooding some locations picking up 2 to 4 inches of rain. strong gusty winds 60 to 70 miles per hour. large hail. storm prediction center mentioned an isolated tornado.

this is an enhanced risk by the fcc. western portions of south jersey and southeastern portions of pennsylvania a large portion of our viewing area is under the enhanced risk. that's going to be monday afternoon. today is nice and quiet. pop-up shower or thunderstorms, all the fireworks are tomorrow. breezy hot and humid, 90 degrees feeling like 96 with the route. 1:00 p.m., sun and clouds, 3: p storm at that point and 5:00 p.m., 89. jersey shore sea breeze, upper 70s, close pick out your location, clouds and sun, high risk of be careful ou. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 90-degree today feeling like 95 or 96, a stray shower or thunderstorm possible. numerous showers or thunderstorms, severe for tomorrow. 87. tuesday, everything feels refreshing again open the windows and enjoy the nice comfortable breeze, 84 degrees. i will tell you this, the

humidity is taxing. you walk out there, it's like ugh. >> it is oppressive. you can find the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast double scan radar at 6abc.com/weather. it is now 9:47 a.m., beyounce has reportey twins. people magazine reporting that the award winning singers and jay-z welcomed the twins on june 15. there's no word on the names. twins join big sister blue ivy. >> and we're so glad you stayed

with us, it's time for technically speaking. we'll give you a new app that jumped into the digital dating game could change the way you look for love. >> it is called first, it's the 21st century blind dating. it focuses on your ideal activity and allows someone to join in. to contact information is exchanged, which means no option to chat ahead of the date. to insure daters show up, first has an official you're banned from the app if you fail to show up for two dates.

6 unmanned drones in riverside california have paroled the sky over the middle east in conflict. they are ready for search and rescue to look for lost hikers and available during forest fires. they can fly at at altitudes man planes cannot reach. nike air magazine self lacing sneakers were inspired by back to the future part two. they are sold at auction earlier this month for a record $52,500. that's $20,000 over the previous record for the price paid for the collectible. i've got some old sneakers -- [laughter].

>> turning to sports, the phillies wrap up their series against the arizona diamondbacks at the bank this afternoon of they hope to avow void a -- avoid a sweep. >> plus more on the sixers trade here's jeff skeverski with sunday morning sports. >> reporter: the 67ers have agreed to trade up with the cell cell -- cell - celtics, hours after meeting with markell fultz was the highest scoring freshman in college basketball.

he averaged 23 points per game. when he arrived on short notice own personal sixersyland he was hat showing love for philadelphia. yes, he wants to play here. >> [inaudible] the up side would be crazy, like i said i'm close to home, so a lot of my friends come out and show love, this city has great fans. embiid when i was in college, i knew he was a cool guy, he would give me different pointers, he is pretty funny, i'm pretty happy that the players want me to come in. i got to get a cheese steak somewhere, i'm big on that. >> reporter: he already fits in. jared eichoff is the first phillies to go 14 winless first

season. phillies delayed because of the rain. let's go, guys, highlights are few and far between for the phillies. but there's a highlight right there on the sack fly, guns down the runner, keeping it a a game. he is not superman, he can't goat to this in the 7th. phils give up 4 runs in the 7th inning alone. down 4, they can get it back, michael saunder load caught. phils lose 5-1 they drop ten of their last 11 games. unreal. u.s. open has been playing the major for 117 years. yesterday something happened that had never happened before in the long history. pga major. justin thomas in the pink pants scores the lowest sub par round ever, he does it with flare.

how about this shot and the roll, get in the hole, to himself shoots a 9 under, best round all time, the 24-year-old is one shot off the lead. brian harmon is in control leading the final rounds in erin hills, wisconsin. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski, happy father's day. >> a bucks county high school is celebrating its first statewide baseball championship. pen bury high school shut out dallas high. nick price hit a walkoff single in the bottom of the 7th to score the only run of the game. congratulations. >> congratulations indeed! there's much more to come on sunday morning edition of "action news." they are so popular even the

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in the news, bill cosby is free man this morning, but the district attorney is promising to retry him. details on what's next. >> plus, pic who fired shots outside of a center city nightclub leaving one man dead and sending another to the hospital. thousands of people are spending father's day running and walking to help bring an end to prostate cancer. today we're dealing with the 3hs today, hazy, hot and humid. >> let's go outside to on sky6 live hd a cloudy center city skyline skyline. if you're planning a barbecue have to sweat it out. chris it's going to be hot for the dads. >> reporter: the cloud cover that's saving grace. we get full sun, the numbers are in the 90s. hopell cloudy sky all day. but down the shore you'll want

the sun. it will be cooler with the sea breeze. allentown, 80. 81 in philadelphia. millville, 80. dover, 79. the breezes are starting to pick up a little bit. we have winds out of the south/southwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour stirring up the humidity. sea isle 14 miles per hour. that's a nice sea breeze for you. atlantic city, 11 closer to 20 in brigantine. satellite up to mainly cloudy cs and we're seeing breaks to the west. we expect to see a decent amount of sunshine later this afternoon and clouds mix with sun before this rolls in here overnight tonight. forecast for today, mentioned earlier, three hs, hazy, hot and humid, stray shower or thunderstorm is possible at some point. 90 degrees is the forecasted high feeling like 96. >> you can stay on top of the stormy weather that moves in by going to 6abc.com/weather you

will have access to storm tracker 6 live at your finger tips plus, the seven day and hourly forecast. available for your mobile dries right now. >> bill cosby waking up this morning in his elkins park home, his sexual assault trial behind him, at least for now. judge declared a mistrial yesterday, but the montgomery county district attorney immediately let it be known he intends to retry the comedian. the jury arrives back in pittsburgh yesterday. they spent 52 hours deliberating before the mistrial was declared. they simply could not reach a unanimous verdict. dann cuellar has more on yesterday's decision. >> reporter: legendary comedian bill cosby walked out of court raising a triumphant hand for now a free man his team declaring victory however temporary. >> we came here looking for an acquittal but like the rolling stones song says you don't always get what you want, but

sometimes you get what you need. >> reporter: the jury declared itself hopelessly deadlocked. that prompt the the judge to declare a mistrial. >> reporter: what was mr. cosby's reaction? >> relief, 52 hours of having 1 perfect strangers deliberate on your fate has to be a strain like i could never amounting in. >> reporter: a rep read a scathing statement from cosby's wife. >> how do i describe the judge overtly arrogant and collaborating with the district attorney. how do i describe the counsel for the accusers totally unethical. from the district attorney. >> i'm not going to talk about camille cosby. >> reporter: excoriated by the defense, kevin steele vowed to put him on trial again. >> we'll evaluate wait and review our case and take a hard

look at everything involved and then we'll retry it. accuser andrea constan showing no signs of deployment -- disappointment she is ready to give it another try. >> she is a very spiritual woman, she believes things happen for a purpose, the purpose is to encourage other women to come forward. >> reporter: that reason was outlooked in the statement we have confident that these proceedings have given a voice to many would fell powerless and silenced, these high profile cases are expensive, but those who question the sanity and rationale to dedicate more time and resources to try the case again, kevin steele said simply. >> you can't put a price tag on justice. >> reporter: the judge want the trial to take place in the next 120 days. the question is where will the

jury come from, because everybody has heard about the cosby trial by now. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> as you can imagine reaction to the mistrial declaration was swift. "action news" spoke to those who were split about the retrial of bill cosby on the sexual assault charges. >> i think too many witnesses came forward for it not to be retried again. >> i guess they didn't have enough evidence to come up with a verdict before. >> he admitted, you know, that he used to drug these women and do whatever he wanted to them, he can't deny that, you admit it, you did that. >> bill cosby is fighting lawsuits in civil court filed by ten women most defamation suits pending in massachusetts and california. cosby has denied any wrong doing in those cases.

>> 10 old -- 10:05 a.m., police are looking for the suspects who fired outside a lounge last night. a man pulled out a gun and shot two other men. one died and one is in stable condition in wilmington hospital in delaware. the shell casings were from three different caliber guns. they have no suspects for the shooting. police are looking for a gunman who critically wounded a young man on a southwest philadelphia, the action cam was at the scene where police and medics picked up the victims after mid fight. the many was taken into surgery for repair of a severed artery. no word on what led to the shooting. >> navy search and rescue crews have discovered the body from the seven missing sailors of the u.s.s. fitzgerald. we're getting a look at the

damage of the destroyer as it sits in port in japan. they were found in flooded compartments. the fitzgerald was struck by a him or merchantship four times it's size 50 miles offshore. the crew fought to keep the shift from sinking. seven americans were injured in an attack in afghanistan. a soldier fired on them inside a military compound. this happened yesterday, this is the second such attack in a week. a commando assigned to the average army fired grenades at the american troops. he was shot and killed. none of the americans were gravely injured. a new financial report shows businesses owned by president trump are booming. revenues at his club in florida are up 25% from last year. so far this year, the club has taken in $37 million. trump's golf course in

bedminster, new jersey has brought in 20 million. his new washington, d.c. hotel operating in a building owned by the federal government has made 20 million since it opened last september. his assets are worth 1.4 billion dollars. >> sixers have a trade that will score them a top pick in the draft. it will give the sixers the opportunity to draft markell fultz, the point guard out of washington. you can see him right there. the sixers have not commented on the report. trade. runners and walkers took off in fairmont park all for a cause close to our hearts on "action news." 2017 gary pappa run for prostate cancer. >> our believed colleague and friend died from the disease 8 years ago, days before father's day. he worked hard so others would not have to suffer from the

disease. trish hartman is live from the eakens oval with more on this trish. this is a very important cause. >> reporter: this has become a father's day tradition for so many runners and walkers we're so glad because it raises awareness about an important men's health issue on this day meant to celebrate the men who are important in our lives. there are folks hanging around after the run and walk enjoying themselves. we finished up an awards ceremony, we heard from jamie apody our sports authority and gary's wife who gave awards to the runners and special fathers on father's day. the 10k race kicked off the 7:30 a.m., and 5k run and 5k and one mile fun walk. matt o'donnell ran be as withle. we caught up with him. this run raises money for breast and prostate health in memory of gary pappa who lost his battle

with prostate cancer in june of 2009. they work for education and awareness and treatment. many form fundraising teams for this event in support or memory of their own loved ones. we caught up with jamie apody this morning to talk we are about what it means to be here today even while she is on maternity leave after the birth of her third son. >> i wouldn't miss it for the world even with the three kids under five including this guy weeks old. it's special every year to honor gary's memory, he of course, wanted to be able to sleep in on fearkd, we still can't do that, because there's no cure, his mission is that no other family would have to go through what this family did watching him succumb to the horrible disease.

the event raised $250,000, if you want like to donate there's time to do so head to gary pappa run.com. >> an important day and great event. >> get ready to make a splash, philadelphia public pools open this week. nine pools open this thursday at 4:00 p.m. the rest of the 70 indoor and outdoor pools open up saturday leading up to july 1. they will be open 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. mondays through friday and noon to 5:00 p.m. on weekend. >> the water looks refreshing. the rush is on to save a world war i warship that's taking on water. it's an unusual friendship, a duck and pelican formed an unbreakable bond. we'll tell you why the pelican is protective toward the ducky. dramatic video of a woman

being rescued after she is trapped inside a car flipped upside down in a ditch. looking live sky6 live hd that looks refreshing, too, cape may, new jersey, source has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come right back.

>> so glad you stayed with us, rescue crews in texas had a few precious moments to save the life of a woman whose car flipped on the roof and landed

in a waterway. this is body cam video capturing the frantic efforts to reach the victim. the car landed upside down in the texas city ater, it was not for the officers, her family would be planning her funeral. >> word on what caused the car to go out out of control. >> reporter: that's the time with floodwaters it happens without warning and happens quick, not much time. let's get you outside and get you started with a shot of platt bridge. you can see lots of clouds this morning, once again we're dealing with the muggies, the humidity levels continue to be threw roof in the delaware and the lehigh valleys. unfortunately that won't change anytime soon. hopefully by tuesday morning we'll see dry and refreshing air starting to work its way in. double scan live is clear, nothing on radar this morning,

just a little humidity. 81 degrees in philadelphia. millville, 81. trenton, 80. look at the 70s down the jersey shore, nice breeze out of the south. sea breeze atlantic city 73 degrees. head to the jersey shore, you'll enjoy temperatures in the upper 70s, nobody escapes there, everybody is dealing with the oppressive humidity this afternoon. we're watching a system out to the west, it's a cold front that will be slamming through tomorrow it could trigger a round of severe thunderstorms. in the meantime, today, we're looking at a combination of sun and clouds and stray shower or thunderstorm, nothing strong to severe, probably downpours, but nonetheless it's still a thunderstorm. it could produce lightning strikes, if you hear thunder head indoors for a time. overnight tonight tomorrow cloudy keys, breaking for

sunshine in the first part of the afternoon. monday afternoon we start out with a couple of stray showers and thunderstorms before the squall line marches through, between let's say 4:00 p.m., and 7:00 p.m. with the squall line we'll see wind gusts and heavy rains as that line marches through and hits the coast by 9:00 p.m. or 10:00 p.m. the idea for tomorrow, is this we could see showers or thunderstorms, isolated thunderstorms develop ahead of the main line which should pull through between 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. that line of thunderstorms produces heavy, drenching downpours, some of the forecast models have up to 4 inches of rain in the afternoon. winds up to 60 miles per hour. across the heartlands this produced 70-mile an hour. understand that the winds could go higher and there's the possibility for an isolated tornado. that's all tomorrow. today, hazy, hot and humid conditions with a stray shower or thunderstorm around. temperatures in the upper 80s, close to 90.

except for the jersey shore where you're hanging out in the upper 70s. speaking of the jersey shore, you're cloudy and increase the sun as the day wears on, breezy and humid high of 79. the only issue the rip current risk is he elevated to high bece of the onshore wind. you only want to swim on guarded beaches. i took this picture off the internet, this is the picture of the rip current. it is pulling him out. he is letting the current take him and eventually he will start to swim parallel to get out rip currents and parallel to the beach that's the escape rout you don't fight the current you let it drag you out and you swim parallel to the beaches. pay cln to the lifeguards on duty. if it were me i would only go into my knees because of the rip currents risk.

stray shower or thunderstorm is possible with a high of 90 feeling like 96 on monday, clouds and sun showers and storms, numerous showers and storms, 87 degrees is the forecasted high. feeling like 93. some of the storms will turn strong to severe. >> be careful. thank you. sky6 live hd taking a live look right now at the battleship new jersey on the camden water front, since 2001 it's serves as a museum to the brave sailors who served on her. there's another effort underway to save another dealership in texas. >> i've been coming out here since i was a little kid, a lot of historical hear, i don't think people appreciate it enough. i would be willing to spend tax money to permanently dry dock it. >> reporter: battleship texas is in need of tlc. >> it's been in the water for a

while. it should be sitting on lands somewhere. >> reporter: he is right, the vessel's future needs to be out of the water. >> the best, only way to save the ship is to get her out of the water. >> reporter: the big issue with taking the 103 u.s.s. texas on to land we're told she is too weak to support herself. her body is corroding too fast. >> the big problem is water, plain and simple. we have more water that is coming on the ship than the pumps can handle. >> reporter: there's work being done inside the massive ship. when it's all done, the state will have spent $50 million on maintenance and repairs. they need morek. the battleship texas foundation is trying to raise the money for a permanent fix before it's too late. >> everyday we're losing all the veterans from world war ii, so many of them, pretty soon things like this will be all we

have. so it's going to outlive the people who fought in the war, we need to take care of it. in the port, steve campion, 13, eyewitness news. >> it is time to check out

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washington, the president is raising questions about the russia probe. did president trump confirm he is under investigation, does the deputy a.g. need to step down after being called out by the president. what's next in the russia probe i'll take those questions to newt gingrich and adam shift. after wednesday's shooting targeting republican congressman can the right and left come together to ease political tensions. the round table weighs in on this week. nydia and gray back to you. >> martha thank we'll be back at noon, thousands of south jersey children will get free meals this summer. ballet x wraps up its season with a diverse program featuring two world premieres. that's in 6abc loves the arts. now for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action

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