not done deliberating after hours hyped closed doors. still no verdict. as people around the world wait for a decision in the bill cosby sexual assault case, his message this morning. and another high profile case coming to close. >> i'm mad as hell right now. yes, i am. my first born one son dead here in minnesota. >> protests well into the night in minnesota after jury a quits the police officer who shot and killed a man during a traffic stop. plus, a huge tentative deal finally reached in the city of philadelphia. why the school district superintendent says it could restore stability for our children. and could storms move in to spoil your father's day plans? scott williams has the forecast coming up. >> from the fox 29 studios, this is "good day philadelphia" weekend.

good day everyone it's saturday june 17th, 2017. look at you waving. >> hi everybody. >> hey. >> how you. >> good. >> lovely. >> a lot going on right now. >> i know. >> father's day weekend. latest on the cosby trial. trump and don't forget about sports. sixers going for number one overall pick. >> looking good, too. >> craziness. >> humid and sticky outside, scott. >> yeah. >> kind of gross. >> it's like pea soup. i mean we have the humidity. we have the clouds. we also have a few areas of showers kind of showing up across the area. live look outside of our studi studios. showing you some areas of low clouds and also some fog. let's focus on the saturday morning weather headlines. we are keeping tabs on that ri rising humidity. we have some dense fog in a part of the area and, yes, some showers and thunderstorms. weather bite numbers on a scale one to ten today, we'll give it about a six. so, yeah, kind of iffy throughout the day with low clouds. live look right now down the shore. showing you the cloud cover. current until philadelphia we

have 70 degrees and look at that humidity. it is high. right now at about 90%. winds out of the east southeast at 7 miles per hour. so as we take a look at the visibility, only a quarter of a mile mount pocono. down to 1 mile in millville. three quarters of a mile in wildwood. and you can see 8-mile visibility right now not that bad around the philadelphia area, but north and west, pottstown, half a mile. as we look at ultimate doppler, we have mostly cloudy skies and take look at some of the showers moving through sections of new castle county, also, into salem, cumberland county and cape may. we'll zoom in a little closer this activity lifting off on the north and east some of it will move toward the airport, south philly, also move into gloucester, camden county over the next hour. the normal high for this time of year, 84 degrees. today expect scattered showers, 84 degrees for the high temperature. then look at tomorrow. 90 degrees, hazy, hot and humid they're still could be a few pop up showers and storms.

we'll talk much more about the heat and the humidity coming up. lauren. >> scott, thank you so much. 7:00 sorry theme happening now -- >> please to the supporters, stay calm, do not argue with people, just keep up the great support. >> comedian bill cosby thanking his supporters and the jurors as he leaves the courthouse last night after another long day at the montgomery county courthou courthouse. the jury will return this morning at 9:00 a.m. to continue their work. so far jurors have worked for more than 50 hours with a dozen or so questions but still no verdict. let's go live to jenny joyce outside the courthouse with much more this morning. hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning lauren. jurors will be back here at the courthouse at 9:00 a.m. after last night which they deliberated for about 12 hours rapping up around 9:00 p.m. yesterday the jury asked to rehear testimony from a tour reason tow police officers who was married to the sister accuser andrea constand.

in his testimony, the officer said in 2005, he told the constand family andrea needed to immediately get an attorney after allegations were made. before the judge even heard the jury's question though cosby month attorney brian mcmonagle object and move once against for mistrial saying the jury said it was deadlocked two days ago. but judge o'neill told jurors based on their questions he can see they are actively working through the case and that he has no intentions of disrupting the deliberating process as the 12 hour day wrapped up bill cosby walk outside the courthouse and addressed the crowd. he spoke directly to his supporters and to the jurors on the case. >> i just want to wish all of the fathers a happy father's day, and i want to thank the jury for their long days. honest work individually. i also want to thank the

supporters who have been here and please to the supporters, stay calm. do not argue with people. just keep up the great support. >> earlier in the day, yesterday jurors will other questions they specifically asked about cosbyss 2006 deposition where he testified about quaaludes and now banned party drug. cosby said in the '70's he got seven prescriptions for the powerful sedative to give them to women he wanted to pursue sexually. cosby charged with giving pills to constand to incapacitate her before their sexual encounter in 2004. he said it was benadryl. now we are on to day 11 of this trial. again, it is set to begin the deliberating process once again in just under two hours. lauren? >> jenny, of course, we'll be there for it and be on stand by for the verdict if it does come today. thank you very much. breaking news, near lasalle university hit-and-run early. a car slammed into a man in his 20s at the intersection of park and olney in fern rock much the

driver then took off the man was transported to einstein medical center. we know he was stable. no word on his condition. police of course now searching for that driver. now to our our top stories outrage in minnesota after a verdict in a trial that captivated that city and the entire nation the police officer who shot and killed phil landreau castile during a traffic stop streamed on facebook life is acquitted. hundreds of protesters took to the streets last night blocking a major under state in st. paul. officers moved in just after 1:00 o'clock this morning. making more than dozen arrests. officer yanez was charged with shooting phil landreau castile the officer says he thought castile matched a suspect in robbery and was concerned castile was reaching for gun. prosecutors saying his weapon should never have been used. both inside and outside the courtroom, anger, especially from castile's mother. >> i am so disappointed in the state of minnesota. my son loved this state.

he had one tattoo on his body and it was of the twin cities, the state of minnesota with tc on it. my son loved this city and this city killed my son! and a murderer gets away. are you kidding me right now? >> yanez had a been charged with second degree manslaughter faced up to ten years in prison but jurors will been deliberating since monday. attorney header hanson joins us with her perspective on the verdict. right to you in japan seven crew members still missing after us navy destroyer collided with a merchantship off the country's coast. the japanese coast guard said it received an emergency call around 2:00 o'clock in the morning. this was saturday. the merchantship reported the crash with the uss fitzgerald about 12-milemiles off the soutt coast. one crew member was injured but rescued. protesters in the uk target

prime minister theresa may as they call for justice in the aftermath of a deadly london high rise apartment fire. view mirror criticized her for not meeting with fire survivors but she's announced a $6.4 million package aimed at housing displaced residents. the fire left at least 30 people dead. hollywood grieving this morning over the death of a director known as the king of the underdogs. ♪ >> john, a man who directed rocky and karate kid movies died his career spanned more than 50 years, also known for save the tiger and 1989's lean on me. he was 81 years old. a deal four years in the paying. the philadelphia federation of teachers has announced its reached an agreement with the school district. but this deal is still tentative until vote next week. fox 29's shawnette wilson explains. i'm glad and blessed that they

continued on the mission without a contract. >> stacey beverly is praising philadelphia school district teachers for staying the course through years of working without contract. we talked to her at a graduation she attended for hill free man school. >> we have to make sure that our teachers are compensated just like anybody else. >> the school district and the philadelphia federation of teachers announced a major break in negotiations. they've come up with a tentative contract agreement that superintendent william hite says will restore stability. >> stability means that we have teachers who are not looking to go other places. stability means we can focus intently on improving teaching and learning. stability means that we can ensure that the climates in our schools are conducive to great learning. >> cun at a little john is a parent relieved to hear there's some movement on the issue. he was concerned about the future of students if teachers didn't get a new deal. >> without the proper tools guidance and, you know, suppl supplies, how can they take the

future to the next level? >> shawnette wilson, fox 29 ne news. 7:10 this morning. it's a trial that captured the attention of the nation. a teenager accused of encouraging her boyfriend to commit suicide through series of text messages. why she's now being held accountable for her role in the crime. and later, if you want to score big points with the perfect gift for dad, you know him, quincy harris is helping us out. the host of "the q" hitting the streets to find out what men really want this father's day. but first, two other super stars. sue serio and weekend wendy. ♪ weekend wendy is here for great idea for the weekend much it is been extended the chinese lantern festival at franklin square on sixth street in philadelphia and you really don't want to miss it. today and tomorrow from sick until 10:00 p.m. they have em poured these beautiful lanterns from china there's one shaped like a dragon and they have special food at franklin square as well.

that fits in with the theme of the chinese lantern festival. remember, this is the final weekend make sure you check it out haven't great weekend from weekend wendy and me.

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♪ 7:13 now on this saturday morning. low clouds, a lot of fog across parts of the area specialsly down the shore. s were he take a look at rainfall chances for today we're

right about 50% chance for those showers and thunderstorms. a 30% chance for tomorrow. but then look at monday. widespread downpours, potential severe weather will put that chance at 80%. so once again, down the shore, you can see some folks riding they are bicycles, but, yes, we have the low clouds and fog and look at the humidity. 90% right now in philadelphia. current temperature right at about 70 degrees. live look at ultimate doppler showing you mostly cloudy skies. a few showers trying to move toward the philadelphia area so as we go the next several hours, by 11am looking at some of those clouds, scattered showers. even some downpours across parts of the area. so just grab an umbrella keep it handy you may need it throughout the day today. and then again for tomorrow. look at those temperatures. 70 in philadelphia. 70 degrees right now wilmington. wildwood checking in at 70 degrees. so we have the muggy conditions for today and then take look. 90 degrees for the high temperature tomorrow and then

more widespread downpours by monday. lauren. >> thank you so much, scott. 7:15 on saturday morning. people protesting the acquittal of a minnesota police officer in the shooting death of a black motorist. they shut down freeway in st. paul crowds streamed on to interstate 94 splitting off a group of thousands who had marched several blocks after a rally at the state capitol. their anger followed the acquittal of officer yanez in the shooting death of castile. the officer shot and killed the 32-year-old during a traffic stop last year part of the incident was streamed on facebook life. castile told the officer he was carrying a gun. yanez testified that castile was pulling out his gun even though he told him not to. prosecutors say the officer over reactioned when he shot castile five times. legal expert header hanson joins us with more on the case. good morning, header. >> good morning, lauren. when you heard the verdict yesterday from the jury after deliberating since monday were you surprised? >> i wasn't surprised because a

lot of the evidence that went in was contradictory and we got to remember these criminal cases are beyond a reasonable doubt. we're seeing the same and that with the cosby case. it's very difficult for jurors to overcome doubts when some of the evidence contradicts other evidence. the prosecution's case was strong. it's often hard for us to believe when we see this video that a juror could actually find this man innocent, but you've got to remember they saw a lot of evidence that we didn't see. >> when you hear that he'd be pulled over, over his lifetime, he was 32 years old, when he died nearly 50 times, it seems he's the one citizen who might be sort of an expert when it comes to being pulled over, knowing the law, knowing what to do. he identified he had a gun and said he was reaching for his id. >> yeah. i mean, listen, you are absolutely right on all counts. when you see that video you see he was completely appropriate, respectful, again, when we have these videos we think it should be very simple. but what i have to say that we have to defer to juries here. from what i understand what i read in the local paper, they

were actually locked for a bit. they were two that want add conviction and ten that did not. the two that want add conviction were not the two african-americans on the jury so this was in the racial break in the jury. it was just a difference of pin, and they ultimately overcame that difference and we have to respect their decision. >> from your legal perspective, how do you respond to people on twitter around the country who are saying that the officer's actions are going unpunish? >> i understand how you could say that especially right now there's another case going on in cincinnati, ray tensing shot and killed sam due bows we've the video cam. and that seems very very clear. its really hard to see justice in cases like this. the only thing i can say, lauren, sometimes it seems like small reassurance but our system does work, and our juror do's their best, when jurors do what they do, and we weren't there in the courtroom, it's very difficult for me to say they haven't done the right thing.

>> let's switch gears to case out of massachusetts michelle carter sent sent a text message urging her boyfriend to commit suicide found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. judge says her text messages created a risk in her failure to act to save him caused his death. conrad roy killed himself in 2014. carbon monoxide poisoning she's going to be sentenced august 3rd faces up to 20 years in prison. was this shocking to you, heather? >> it was -- it wasn't shocking because of the way -- i did watch this case. i followed this case on law news. i watched every single day all of the witnesses, all of the testimony and so i did have an understanding what the judge was doing here. he did not say that the text messages were what he was finding guilt upon. it was because during the time when he was actually killing himself couldn't raid roy he called michelle carter and she told him to get back in the car. those were the words that the judge said were enough to be reckless and to cause death. those are the two things that they needed to prove involuntary manslaughter. so the judge made a very

important distinction lauren because we don't want words it's real slippery slope and we have words a lone being enough to put in you jail. especially when it comes to the first amendment. the aclu has come out since this decision. they have said that they don't agree with it. you can rest assured that this case is going to go up on appeal and it could even reach the supreme court. >> okay. while we have you, heather, final thoughts we're in day 11 the jury has been deliberating for quite now in the bill cosby case. your thoughts on that? >> i'm afraid they're going to come back hung. i hope they continue to do their duty and they're showing us really well how hard they work, how well they work. and the power of the system. you don't hear fights going on in there. so far there haven't been any purges thrown as far as we know. if we can follow that example as we discuss these really difficult subjects, it would be a great example to follow. >> can you give us some insight quickly heather i know a lot of people are saying if they came back and said we can't make decision why the judge would then send them back instead of taking it as that when they came bck with that, you know, we're kind of confused and we don't know what to do?

>> well, we try really hard to have juror who's put in this time and all the money that these things go through to try to come to decision. oftentimes, when they come back once and say we can't come to decision, they later do. i think that, you know, the defense attorney is right to try to push for a miss try, that's what they want but i think the judge is correct they are working through the evidence. if they come back again, lauren, i wouldn't be surprised if the judge says okay you're deadlock but right now they seem to be working really hard and no one wants to stop them if they'll come to a dig. >> all right. heather, thank you for your time this morning. >> have great day, lauren. >> you too. 7:20. the sixers trying to get the number one pick in next week's draft and all signs are pointing to it happening. sean brace has all the details next in sports. >> hey now. >> but first, your winning lottery numbers. good luck to you. ♪

♪ sean brace! >> how you doing. good morning everybody. a lot going on in the sports world, right. >> lot. that's right. including our 76ers stealing the headlines from everybody right now. >> ut-oh. >> let's go there, lauren. normal week before the nba draft i would be extrem extremely skel about any trade talk whatsoever. only this time, few of the big name nba experts are reporting the sixers are currently in serious negotiations for the number one overall pick next thursday's draft. of course, the prize jewel at the top spot would be washington huskies guard markell fultz. we'll zoo if that trade takes place before the draft. however, if it doesn't already, that's right the sixers have a scheduled work out with fox out of kentucky today. fox was a scorer for the wildcats averaging over 16 points per game and led kentucky on their run to the elite eight

this past march. but trust me, if the situation sers can handfuls, do the deal. >> wait they played for cal parry. >> yes, did he. very good, too. very good, yes. >> okay. >> we shall see. another brutal flyers season with the fact the penguins won another stanley cup i think easy to say gm ron hextall's seat is a little warm these days and i don't think it's because of the summertime temperatures outside much the flyers hold the number two overall pick in next week's draft and hextall knows they need to hit but wants us to know it's not that easy. >> our guys are looking at 17-year-olds. this is not easy, and the person, again, dictates but the problem is, they're 17-year-old. they're going to make their mistake. they're going to do stupid things, and you got to sift through is it a kid that you don't like his character, a kid that made mistake? >> talk some golf. us open taking place right here on fox all weekend long and the shot of the day yesterday from a man searching for his first

major. will ricky fowler get it done this weekend? if he continues to make shots like that, a 51 footer from way downtown, laur lauren. he finished the round tied for fifth at six under par. i was trying to get your attention there. there's your leader board. a four-way tie at the top. a bunch of golfers i have no clue about. trust me that if they're there on sunday i'll have to pull out google.com. > seriously that last man brooks coppka. >> he's been in the running since the start. i want to see fowler get it done. i like that last name. koepka. >> it's gross outside you don't have to worry because you don't have any hair. >> pea soup. what weather headed our way. we've got your forecast to get you ready for your father's day weekend, and we are on verdict watch in the bill cosby trial. jenny joyce standing by life at the courthouse. hi, jenny. >> good morning, lauren. day 11 of the bill cosby trial will start in under two hours now. 9:00 o'clock. we will await the jury for

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sea.& several agencies including the coast guard and fire crews searched for the teenagers but their bodies have not yet been found. one girl is dead and another fighting for her life after sw swimming incident off the jersey shore. it happened thursday evening at a beach in belmar township. the girl who died was 13 years old the girl in the hospital 12 years old. officials say they were found face down in the water in an area with no lifeguards. welcome back you're watching good day weekend. i'm lauren john. scott williams keeping an eye on our father's day forecast a little nasty outside right now. >> it's like pea soup a lot of low clouds. we have the humidity as well. take live look right now down the shore. we have the low clouds. we have the fog and we also have a rip current danger so just swim where those lifeguards are going to be present due to the risk of some moderate rip currents today. 70 dre that humidity at 90%. we have reduced visibility across the area. down to quarter of a mile. mount pocono and pottstown to 1n

wildwood. so down the shore, it's foggy, it's cloudy for much of the day. temperatures top out low tomorrow mid 70s and we'll keep those clouds around. some scattered showers or thunderstorm today in the poconos. high temperature tomorrow. look at ultimate doppler showing you some of those showe w movinm wilmington. moving into sections of gloucester county right now. ar. this is moving toward the airporta alo and eventually towards center city over the next 15 minutes to half an hour. down the see ocean city gettingt along with atlantic city. so high temperatures for today, 84 degree. up to 90, lauren, for father's day. >> all right. thanks so much scott. another day in the jury still deciding the fate of famed comedian bill cosby in his sexual assault trial. jennifer joyce at the courthouse as we prepare for the jury to

return this morning around 9:00 o'clock. right, jenny? >> 9:00 o'clock lauren they were here until 9:00 o'clock last night very long day here at the montgomery county courthouse yesterday. not sure what today will bring. yesterday the jury asked to rehear testimony from a toronto police officer who is married to the sister of accuser andrea constand. the officer testified that in 2005 he told the constand family andrea needed to immediately get an attorney after allegations were made before the judge even heard that jury's question cosby's attorney brian mcmonagle objected and moved once again for a mistrial. but judge o'neill told jurors as long as they're moving forward he has no intentions of disrupting the deliberation process. earlier in the day, yesterday, jurors had other questions they specificked asked about cosby's 2006 deposition where he testified about purchasing and using quaaludes now banned party drug for the sex with women. as the 12 hour delay wrapped up bill cosby walk outside the courthouse and addressed the

crowd, cosby at one time considered america's dad wished supporter as happy father's day, asked hem to be civil and also thanked the jurors for their time here working on the case. lauren. >> jenny, we'll be there and we'll be waiting. thank you so much. 7:34. philadelphia district attorney seth williams will head to court for his trial on monday. williams facing bribery and fraud charges surroundin surroug campaign expenses. us district judge paul diamond says he will begin jury selection at the start of the week. the federal government estimates two to three weeks to. (its case. the defense believes its case will take less than a week to present. williams no not the only high profile attorney in hot water. former attorney general kathleen kaine who resigned last year is fighting back she in a document filed to the superior court the presiding judge granted too much power to the prosecutor investigating her case. she says the authority was illegal and unconstitutional.

president drummed fired off series of tweets appearing to confirm he is under investigation for obstruction of justice. trump tweeting i am being investigated by firing the fbi director by the man who told me to fire the fbi director. after reports claimed special counsel robert mueller is investigating president trump following the firing of james comb moo. a major shift in the united states policy towards cuba after three years of warming relations under the obama administration, president trump announced he's developing a more hard line stance towards the island nati nation. the administration says its main goal is stopping the flow of us cash to the country's military services. all right. you trying to score big points with dad. we zen quincy harris out to the streets the host of "the q" show. he'll find out what men really want this father's day. ♪

♪ okay. you're a man in the know, sean. i know you heard about this yesterday. amazon makes a big splash in the gross row business. the giant online retail company buying wholefoods for a deal that's worth $13.7 billion. that's a lot of zeros, right? amazon already offers grocery delivery services in five markets. this move offers potential for large expansion meanwhile other grocery stores like kroger and

target their stocks dropped yesterday. the deal expected to close later this year. even then, though, wholefoods will maintain its name. that's big, big deal. >> yes. it's really starting to scare me robots are just going to be taking over everything. >> so amazon. >> all these clerks, all these jobs are just going to be evaporate. >> drones dropping grocery at your front door. >> because of amazon. >> i know. father's day is tomorrow. i have not gotten my dad a gift yet. but the question is, what do dads really want on their day? a lot of men say to be left alone, some men say a nice dinner. new tv. >> yeah. >> quincy harris decided, you know him he's the host of "the q" show. >> q! >> he decided let me see if women really know. he hit the streets to find tout we know what fathers want on father' days. >> let me think the father of these kids would like for father's day? >> he's getting it. we're altogether he's got his daughters who love him. >> gas card for his car.

>> clothes. [ laughter ] >> all wrong much this is all wrong. >> our youngest has her birthday on father's day this year so he's got his gifts right here. that's all he would want. >> you understand what's going on? the day really isn't about him? >> exactly. [ laughter ] >> getting together. >> when are you going to make him a father for father' days. >> not for while. >> fill in the blank. guys want to be -- >> with their favorite sports team. [ laughter ] >> that's about the youngest daughter's birthday rea really. he really doesn't get day? [ laughter ] >> you know what happens when you have kids, right? >> your life is over. >> guys want to be... >> drunk. >> that's why you shall get more than a gas card for your father. hmm new york city. >> what do you want for father's day? >> i know what he wants. >> what is that? >> he wants a cordless drill. >> cordless drill.

>> is he going to get that core less drill? oh, yes. >> is that all he wants for father' days. >> he probably wants p peace and quiet. [ laughter ] >> who are you? >> you need to teach classes. >> do i? >> guys want to be -- >> married. >> guys don't want to be married. >> he wants to be left alone and have his dayed to what he wants to do. >> how long have you been married? >> 22 years. >> oh, my goodness. guys want to be -- >> left alone? >> left alone. yes. ding, ding, ding. >> this is the key to a long relationship. >> i think so. a little space. >> he gets his day. i get mine. [ laughter ] >> we need to take sample of her, put her in a petri dish and duplicate her. what do you have to say to your husband? >> sorry. [ laughter ]

>> now that was funny. he had to ask her the same question five times. >> yeah.& >> guys want to be -- did you know he meant left alone. >> absolute. >> i don't want to be left alone. >> you don't. >> even if you were a dad you had kids and running around working, trying to do everythi everything. >> i don't want to be left alone. >> really. >> i want to be little, you know, maybe a little massaged. nice little dinner. >> i think that was q's answer. i don't think that's every man's request. >> no disrespect at al but have you ever seen q's kids on instagram. they're so cute. >> i can imagine q wants to be left alone. ivy does the heavy lift wagon i always tell him. q by the way is on at noon here on fox 29 if you want to find out how to watch him. >> that's right. >> so speaking of father's day have you found the perfect gift for the dad in your life? com coming up a at 8:15 we'll is a list of the best presents for your father. i need to listen up because i haven't gotten dad a gift unite. music lovers are in dover for the fire fly.

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♪ 7:45 right now. watching some rainfall push

toward the area. live look right now along the parkway. showing we have the clouds yes, we are watch something showers in fact some of that has been moving through the philadelphia international airport as well. as far as the temperatures, right now 70 degrees and look at that humidity up there at 90%. temperature wise right now, we have upper 60s millville and atlantic city. 70 in wilmington. upper 60s right now in allento allentown. so later on this afternoon, high temperatures right around 84 degrees. some scattered showers and downpours. 90 degrees for tomorrow. there still could be a pop up shower or thunderstorm. so look at ultimate doppler. atlantic city looking at some rainfall. but we'll zoom in around wilmington. claymont moving toward chester, moving toward the airport. west deptford looking at some downpours and some of this pushing toward south philly eventually moving toward center city and also old city. we'll be watching out for some showers. atlantic city right now looking at some downpours and as this

warm front advances, it will be muggy, 84 degrees for the high temperature today. down the shore, we'll keep the clouds, fog around, 73 degrees. mid 70s for the high temperature tomorrow. that weather authority seven day forecast showing you a high today, 84 degrees. then 90 degrees by tomorrow. widespread downpours on monday. monday we could have a risk of some severe weather. so take look at that outlook. this is for monday end hasn'ted risk right along the i-95 corridor. that is something we'll have to watch for early next week. back over to you. >> oh, yikes! i hate when it says severe weather threat. scott thank you very much. from festivals tracking tens of thousands to a day of pride, there's no end to the cool things happening in our area this weekend, right. >> that's right. in delaware, you've been before, music lovers in dover for the fire fly music festival kicked off thursday night at the woodlands of dove international speedway. and like weaving in and out of cars in race fans can hop from stage to stage to check out some great bands all weekend long. i didn't know anything about it

so i said you know who knows a a lot about it eddie jones. >> eddie. >> known as eddie the intern from "the q" show. eddie, what's up? >> hey, girl, hey. >> hey. >> okay. the festival lasts until sunday kicked off on thursday. >> um-hmm. >> why do i care? it's closed i never -- it's close. tell me all about it. >> it's not a lot of festivals that go outside of coachella la. >> a lot of things like just went to the roots picnic that's just one day it's really good it's four days. i think it's nine different stages so that's really intense. >> what? >> that's a lot. i know tonight they have the weekend. >> really. >> yes. like seriously it's legit. they have kesha. chance the rapper. and what's really cool i couldn't make it i was really upset. i research everything. >> yes. >> there was proposal like a performer i think it was thursday stopped his set, let the proposal go down. it was so cute. it's really amazing a lot of

things people literally choose festivals to go and express anything. >> agreed. agreed. sean, you've been. >> yeah. >> what is it like? >> oh, it's four day -- let me tell you something. when sunday came my body just -- >> shut down. >> yeah. i was hurting. >> did you go every single day. >> we took an rv down. yup. went down for four straight da days. and like i said when that last day came around i was just begging to go home. a long weekend. >> i didn't know that we were bringing out such big names the weeknd, kesha, that's big apparently there's some festival make up trending. >> you know i love it. >> i know. tell me about it because i don't know anything about it. >> so like you did mention before, beyonce' is like really really really inspiring a lot of people in lot of ways she doesn't have to be there. >> yes. >> which is amazing because she's queen her make up from the star video was actually at roots which was really great. i remember you showed us the video you shot of that. he was there and then you're seeing people recreate his work. yeah, there he is. there goes julius look at him,

and he's really doing a lot of artwork on people's face that is what people are starting to bring to the festival make up. not just regular eye shadow people are literally starting to wear art on their face. >> because of him. >> um-hmm. >> sitting you're sitting on the couch i got to ask you because we keep hearing about beyonce' has she had these twins yet eddie. >> i'm going to tell you why i think she's had the twins. >> okay. >> we all -- he been may not know i know because she called me and told me she has this maternity ward set up in her house. she's really pregnant right there still posting pictures. >> when you say maternity ward she won't have to leave home to deliver the babies. >> follow unless there's an emergency and they already have like the whole situation set up. >> i had heard this week blew ivy had like recital and mom and dad weren't there which made everybody start thinking if mom and dad skipped blue ivy's recital they have to be tending to the babies. >> she may not necessarily have been tending at that time. >> yeah. >> she may have been off her

feet she hasn't rested this entire pregnancy like i feel like she had to prove to the world i'm having these babies. >> what makes you think she's had them. >> i think she's had them because she's been literally missing. she hasn't posted anything. >> quiet. >> yeah, it's been way too quite. way too quite. maternity ward in the house you don't have to leave the house to make a picture. no selfies f you're on bedrest you can prop up and catch that light. >> we'll see if eddie is right. do you think girls or boys. >> two girls. definitely all over again. >> you're so funny. here in fill the city celebrat celebrating lgbt community at the gay pride parade and festival. thousands of supporters expected to come out to represent philly tomorrow's parade will form at 13th and locust. 11:30 march all the way to penn's landing. tell us really quickly have you been to the gay pride parade or festival before. >> not in philadelphia. i'm from cleveland my hometown, cleveland ohio i've been and it's amazing i'm going to the parade tomorrow. >> you are. >> i have my outfit. >> look at you.

>> sneak peek it's tye dye with skin. >> i love it. >> do you promise you'll at least send us pictures so sean and i can see them on the show tomorrow. >> i will send pictures. >> how pop in this to our community. >> it's very important to our community thoue they just add te brown and black stripe to the flag. it gives everyone a day to come out that's so funny, come out new york city pun intended it gives everyone a day to come out and express themselves where they normall normally maybe wonl comfortable in the streets of downtown philly or the streets of downtown new york. >> gotcha. >> just a day to really put our culture and everybody else's face. >> we'll look for your pictures. >> can i borrow that tye dye in skip? >> maybe. maybe. maybe if we get in another size. [ laughter ] >> 7:52 this morning. >> what you saying. >> what you saying? >> best shape i've been in a long time. i lost 10 pounds since my wedding. >> accusations of racism in philadelphia gay community but

are things improving in the next hour bill anderson talks to local lgbt leader about this situation. ♪ >> good morning i'm dr. mike. we've all heard of human papilloma virus it causes cervical cancer and even other kinds of cancers. a new study found that 90% of these cases will be prevented if your children get vaccinated. folks, get your children vaccinated. we've all heard about college students pulling all nighters, boy, i did a number of those. that practice will get you worse grades than if you go to sleep at the same time and get plenty of rest. so if you're in college going to college get enough sleep and go to bed at the same time every night. good luck with that one. speaking of college, did you know that if you go to college and get higher levels of education you're less likely to develop cardiovascular disease. so you want to live a long life

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>> one local school making sure students ready to hit the ground running in the work force as soon as they graduate. junior reporter dominique barone from temple here to explain. good morning to you. >> thank you workshop school in west philadelphia they give their kids the option of doing hundreds of different projects

to hand craft their own education. >> west philadelphia off of 48th and walnut is the workshop school. a completely different approach to public education. they teach through project based learning. this school indicators to students who are looking for hands on experience. there's an auto shop downstairs where kids were learn how to fix mechanical problems and body damage. junior giovanni has learned how to fix anything. >> rotors, brakes, fuel pumps, upper intake manifolds. >> students have built a kit car they converted to bio diesel and even learned how to professionally mix their own paint. the auto program has proven to be successful senior a mirror brooks has been hired by the city. >> so after high school i'm already -- i have a job with the office of fleet management body shop. >> for students who want to stay hands on but aren't 92 cars, they can become part of the wood shop class. which deals with more than just wood. they made an agreement with the new coffee shop on drexel campus

tore mode dell the interior and produce some of the decor. >> so we did the teal inn set -- inn set tile and then we did the hex gone boxes. >> the workshop school does more than provide an education. it builds the students character and gives them a sense of pride and self worth. >> middle school for me wasn't very good. when i came here i turned it all around. >> i didn't really know that i was going to be able to cut metal or cut wood like i feel like a construction worker here. >> if you believe in yourself and believe in your work and your craft, that's what they taught me to have some confidence in myself. >> isn't that such a cool place. there was two weeks ago. >> this video doesn't do it justice these kids are going to college at drexel and ccp building compost derrs. water sheds you put in your car. >> amazing work. >> pysched made a 30 minute video on these guys. >> i appreciate that video. that was great. more to come on good day. stay with us here on fox 29.

>> from to the fox 29 studios, this is "good day philadelphia" weekend.

8:00 o'clock on this saturday morning. not done deliberating after hours behind closed doors. still no verdict as people around the world wait for a decision in bill cosby's sexual assault case his message to his supporters this morning. and another high profile case coming to close. protests well into the night in minnesota after a jury acquits the police officer who shot and killed a man during a traffic stop. plus a huge deal finally reached in the city of philadelphia. why the school district superintendent says it could restore stability for our children. good day everyone it's saturday, june 17th, 2017. and we just mentioned it but the world is waiting and watching to see what happens with the bill cosby case we have our cameras there jenny joyce is outside the courtroom. we of course will be here live on the air we'll cut in if we have to. the jury returns at 9:00 a.m. for their work. they've been at it. >> yeah. very busy. a lot going on much lots of questions. lots of hours working hard we're we'll hear from bill cosby he had a message for hess

supporters and the jury last night. a lot media standing out sight the montgomery county courthouse it's nasty outside. >> getting wet. we are looking at showers moving through the center city area. live look there at airport showing you we've been dealing with the clouds and also the humidity. it's like pea soup stepping outdoors on this saturday morning. as we take live look right now, outside of our studios, we've had some rainfall kind of move through the area. temperatures right now at 70 but look at that humidity it is up there at 90%. winds right now east southeast at about 6 miles per hour. so look at ultimate doppler right now atlantic city looking at some of the clouds and also showers. but we'll focus in right around the immediate philadelphia area as you move a little farther down the i-95 corridor, chester, claymont, delaware, looking at some of those downpours into sections of south jersey now. gibbstown, west deptford, mullica hill, moving toward citl hill looking at some of those clouds and also showers. nort toward the brigantine

area looking at some of those um upper 60s to right around 70 dinon 70. low 70s now in dover. and temperatureho upper 60s a pretty popular number right now from the boardwalk to ocean city. also, the visibility it's been a concern north and west toward the poconos, pottstown right now a quarter of a mile. wildwood look at that visibility only a half of a mile. temperatures for today, 84 degrees for the high temperature. watching out for some scattered downpours this morning. then another chance later on this afternoon at about 50% for sunday it's hazy, hot and humid a 30% chance for thunderstorms. we'll talk much more about the heat and the humidity lauren coming up with the seven day. >> all right. 8:03. let's talk about what's happening right now. the jury back for day 11 in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. you're taking live look right now outside the montgomery county courthouse. after more than 50 hours of deliberations and nearly a dozen

questions for the judge, the jury has not returned a verdict just yet. jennifer joyce is joining us us from outside the courthouse this morning with more. hi, jenny. >> good morning, lauren much as you said day 11 so the jury has been deliberating since last monday. there's been a question how long will this go on for? how long will the judge allow the deliberating process to go on for? well, it's not stopping any time soon. he believes that the jurors are making some progress. yesterday the jury asked to rehear testimony from a toronto police officer who is married to the sister of accuser andrea constand. in his testimony, the officer said in 2005 he told the constand family andrea needed to immediately get an attorney after allegations were made. before the judge even heard the jury's question cosby's attorney objected and once again moved for a mistrial saying the jury said it was deadlocked two days ago but judge o'neill told jurors based on their questions he can see they are actively work through the case and that he has no intentions of

disrupting the deliberation process. so as the well hour day yesterday wrapped up bill cosby walk outside the courthouse and addressed the crowd. he spoke directlyppters and to n the case. >> i just to wish all of the fathers a happy father's da. i also want to thank the supporters who have b please, t, stay calm, do not argue with people. just k support. >> earlier in the day yesterday juror had other qecifically hadt cosby's 2006 deposition where he testified about his use of quaaludes and now banned party drug. so again, we are on to day 11 of

the juror ares are expected to begin deliberating at 9:00 o'clock which is under an hour from now cosby has been arriving to the courthouse around 8:30. as soon as he doese' picture li. >> lauren. >> jenny, thank you very much. breaking news near lasalle university a hit-and-run early this morning a car slammed into a man in his 20s right at the intersection of park and olney in fern rock. the driver then took off. the man was transported to einstein medical center. we know he was stable but no other word on his condition. police of course now searching for that driver. after four long years of working without a crack, some good news for philadelphia teachers. philadelphia school district and the federation of teachers have reached a tentative agreement. mayor jim kenney called the deal an important step for students, teachers and philadelphians. while no details of that deal have been released, superintendent william hite said it highlights the importance of stability. >> stability means we can focus intently on improving teach and learning. stability means that we can

ensure that the climate in our schools are conducive to great learning. >> teachers federation president jerry jordan says the group will hold a special members meeting to vote on the contract. that is expected to happen on monday. people protesting the acquittal of a minnesota police officer and the shooting of a black motorist have shut down a freeway in sane paul. crowds streamed on to interstate 94 after rally at the state capitol. officer jeronimo yanez was charged with shooting phil landreau castile. the officer says he thought castile matched a suspect in robbery and was concerned castile was reaching for a gun. prosecutors saying the officer's weapon should have never been used. and those close to the house majority whip steve scalise says that his condition is improving. this after being shot in the hip at practice for the congressional baseball game. scalise faces more surgeries. a long hospital stay, and rehabilitation. doctors say they're optimistic

that scalise will walk again but there's still a risk of t nk that his risk of death right now is substantially lower than when he came in. and certainly whatever you think ca, he was as critical as you can be when he came in. >> scalise remains in critical condition. the condition of lobbyist matt mika upgrade t and was scheduled to undergo another surgery. back here at home lots of fun ahead if you use the waterfront at boat house row. schuylkill navy of philadelphia has announced a new series of regattas throughout the year on the schuylkill riff in philadelphia's fairmount park. announcement also focuses on keeping the river clean for future generations. >> i'm really happy to say in the last five to ten years through the efforts of many, many people, the quality of the water in the schuylkill has changed tremendously. >> the goal to get to 2020 and have philadelphia athletes training out of boat house competing in the olympics. >> and did you know this fun

fact? philadelphia is considered the birthplace of american rowing? >> i did know that. >> no, no clue. >> i love boat house row. you came outside from paying your meter. you're wet and breening heavy. >> i have no idea what you're talking about. >> how is the weather out there. >> it's kind of like pea soup. >> no, it's a little drizzly a little rainy. but it look like it's going pass over us. scott washington do you think. >> a little raindrops. falling on you. >> how about on top of my head. >> tighten up. >> you got to pay your meter, though. >> yeah. can't miss the meter. we want towsend us your father's day pictures using the #fox29goodday. father's day is tomorrow. a lot of people are still looking for the perfect present for dad. >> whoa! >> look no further. we have suggestions for the best gifts for the fathers in your life right here in our studio. and later, get ready to treat yourself tomorrow is national splurge day. whoollars on a household

item that many of us only use a few times a week? iyso guess, ? >> hmm. >> but first sue serio and weekend wendy. ♪ here for great idea for the weekend. it is been extended lantern festival at franklin square on sixth souee really don't want to miss it. it's today and tomorrow fromhysy have imported these beautiful lanterns from china.t'shaped lia dragon and they have special food at franklin square a with f the chinese lantern festival. so remember this is the final ct haven't great weekend from weekend wendy and

♪ >> 8:13 on this saturday morning. the hollywood director known as the king of the underdogs has died. john avilson who directed rocky has passed away at the age of 81 his career spanned more than 50 years. he's also known for save the tiger in 1989's lean on me. we're learning new information about the death of star wars icon carrie fisher the los angeles county coroner says she died from a combination of sleep apnea and other under determined factors. fisher died on december 27th at the age of 60. her mother actress debbie reynolds died the very next day. ♪ all right. let's take look outside it's kind of wet and soggy and scott has been describing it for about an hour now as pea soup, right, scott? >> absolutely. pea soup out there. the humidity is high we're

talking about scattere scatteres in spots. live look outside of our studios showing a downpour just kind of moved through the area. so fourth and market some wet streets out there just grab and umbrella and keep it handy for later on today with more pop up activity. 70 degrees right now that humidity high at 90%. as we look at temperatures right now, upper 60s down the shore. upper 60s in the lehigh valley. we have low 70s right now in dover. so the normal high this time of year right around 84 degrees. that's where we'll top out but once again it will feel even warmer when you factor in that humidity. there could be some more downpours scattered about later on this afternoon. tomorrow for father's day, 90 degrees we're looking at the threat for a few pop-up showers. lesser chance tomorrow but we still have that threat. ultimate doppler right now, drying out parts of delaware. but as we zoom in a little closer, headed up the road i-95 we're looking at some of those scattered showers, chester right now around the airport, into parts of south jersey.

west deptford, moving toward the mantua area, barrington, cherry hill, we're looking at some of those downpours as we move north and west right now, around the norristown area, we are dry but lower merion logging at some of those downpours as well. so the bottom line we're looki g at 80 for today. 90 degrees tomorrow. widespread thunderstorms possibly severe weather by monday of next week. back over to you. >> all right. father's day is tomorrow and if you have no clue what to get the dad in your life, well, brian has you covered he's the president ceo of henry amount davidson ready to show us president presents guaranteed to make toughest man crack a smile. brian, thank you so much for joining you. >> happy to be here. thanks for having us. >> i love your spread. which end of the table should we start on. >> let's start down there. >> okay. talking about the tough gentleman does i see socks. >> tough gentleman will melt in these socks. >> cotton and cashmere mixed in the socks it doesn't get much more luxurious than these. they were named the best socks in the world by the editor of

esquire magazine. >> nice. >> best part they don't fall down. so the guy always tugging on his sock. >> that's key. does it give that you mark you sometimes get on your leg. >> no? >> super comfortable. >> snug but not too tight. my architect wears them he's a really tough guy on the job site all day. when he put them on he said it felt like he was walking on air. >> socks have become a fashion statement over the last year or two. >> absolutely a lot of fun pattern subtle patterns little bit of just kind of that elegance that you can bring to it. but a little different look under the trouser leg good i love it. pocket squares. >> pocket squares these are armstrong and wilson pocket squares. >> you're doing it well. >> we carry them. they have this signature of the button on the square. >> i like that. >> add another depth of element of depth to it. >> we sell them in our store but they're also available at nordstrom's great story two philadelphia guys created this idea they hand produced them here in philadelphia. they were actually nordstrom sales guys and they now sell to nordstrom'. >> isn't that cool? >> we're really happy to be, you

know, involved with them. >> they deal with a lot of high-end customers as well. >> absolutely. >> celebrities and stuff. >> absolutely. >> okay. from the pocket square to the cuff link. >> yeah. cuff links here we have brand out of london. the founder of this brand actually was a university of pennsylvania graduate. >> i love all the -- alumnus with my school. >> penn connection. >> the cool thing about these a lot of them have moments to them. the globes actually sin spin. the gears actually rotate. the cards which i'm wearing today have jack, queen king and three aces if you have an ace up your sleeve. >> nice. do you care that or fold them together and just have a nice elegant silver cuff ripping with that as well. >> nice. >> they also has stackable bracelets. so you can make this the gift that keeps on giving. >> you have these on. >> right. i'm wearing two of them today. >> yeah. >> but you can buy dad one for father's day today. buy him one for his birthday later in the year. one for christmas. keep adding to the collection. >> right. >> they look best when they're stacked two or three on top of

each other on the wrist. >> how much would one of these go from. >> 165 up to 350, 400 in that range. >> that's a good price pope. >> absolutely. >> dad a worth that. then we have here a couple money clips. so these are the m clips they actually have a spring that th them. they slide out and spring. so your cash isn't going to fall out. this one has a golf ball on the outside. >> nice. >> for the golfing dad. >> very nice. >> a lot of fun there. >> now for the drinking dad. >> all right. the drinking dad. so we have here the four grain bourbon produced out in phoeni phoenixville. local bourbon we always love local and philly is a great product city here locally. >> right. >> so a little bottle of bourbon and 2s pills. first time in tin cans they just canned it this week really hot off the press. >> tell me what this is. >> delicious pilsner. so little bit two different hops from germany. going into this. really refreshing and crisp. but the 2s pills produced right here in delaware county. >> local brewery killing it. >> absolutely. maybe for the dad that doesn't

drink we have a couple t sets from the kettle lee. >> is that a dad gift. >> tea drinking dad. >> the dad who wakes up and reads the paper. >> from the feet to the tea, you know, we have the guys covered here in philadelphia. >> very nice. >> what great job. >> tell me the most inexpensive item on the table? how much can you spend if you're trying to be a little on the frugal side? >> i mean obviously six pack of beer probably. i'm not quite the price point on that. in the ten to $20 range. >> case of beer for the old man. >> absolutely. >> he'll love it and leave him alone. >> yeah. >> we learned that today. >> socks run about $40. that's still affordable.they la. >> the best part about -- i've been wearing them for years. so the socks don't wary out in sick months. they last three, four years. >> the small tea set is 40 bucks. come on. >> less than 50 bucks dad has a nice gift. >> 55 to 75 depending on the material there.

less tn ke this. >> lots of affordable gifts across the range. how good was your dad to you this year. >> seriously or on oh lifetime. >> spend some money on dad. >> we appreciate coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> thank you very much. >> great to be here. sends your father' days picture. we've gotten a few of them on twitter use the #fox29goodday so we can shout out your dad. 8:20 this morning. accusations of racism in philadelphia's gay community but are things improving? our bill anderson talks to local lgbt leaders but first, your winning lottery numbers. ♪ we just got the keys to our new house! we got the keys! ahhh! wooo! this is exciting we've got our own house! yeah! i'm sorry do you like it here maddie?

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philly pride parade and festival expected to at tract more than 25,000 people. that makes it the largest lgbt pride celebration in our region. there are still questions though about a lingering it of racism in the gayborhood. bill anderson spoke to leaders in the community who say there are still issues but there are also improvements for goodness sake. ♪ >> reporter: pride weekend here in the city of philadelph philadelphia. that means tens of thousands of members of the lgbt community are here to celebrate. but if you remember, this time last year, it was a really different discussion. >> racism is happening every single day. >> reporter: those comments came from a public hearing on racism in the so-called

gayborhood. it was largely a result of the leaked tape of a bar owner repeatedly using the n word. bleep bleep bleep bleep bleep everyone of them. >> most say it was a much deeper problem. so now a year later, what's the feeling in the community. >> we are starting to have very important conversations and then when we talk about the flag just even the unveiling of this flag has spurred some conversations not just in philadelphia but around the country. >> amber hikes is the director of office of lgbt affairs. the flag she mentioned was unveiled last week at city hall. it adde added black and brown ss to the lgbt rainbow flag as a sign of support for people of color. many supported the flag m uncomfortable with it but amber said the flag and even protests they represent progress. >> so what i've seen is people starting to listen, um, even if they don't necessarily appreciate the message they're listening to the people around them and they're hearing again they're lived experience. >> reporter: i met abdul ali muhammed last year still doing a story on gab discrimination.

he said he'd be profiled, removed from clubs and generally felt discriminated against. >> i've experienced all kinds of horrific things in the gayborhood. >> reporter: it's not surprising that he wasn't as encouraged by the progress as some. >> conversations are one thing but actually taking those conversations and having them n policy different and having people practice the language that they use is totally different than just having a conversation. fact that the issues are out in the open is encouraging. >> some work has been done. and i wouldn't necessarily say progress but i would say that it's a good -- it's a good start and i'm cautiously optimistic. >> reporter: they're developing policies a new flag of inclusion and there will be tens of thousands likely including both amber and abdul celebrating pride this weekend but behind the scenes, through the protests, this year is an encouraging belief that voices that felt ignored for years are beini'm bill anderson.

♪ 8:25 this morning. jury expected back in about 30 minutes to continue deliberations in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. jenny joyce live outside the courthouse. hi jenny. >> reporter:ur and now we're awg bill cosby'stypically comes at . standing by the montgomery county courthouse. we'll b♪e introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. wi s that's 20x faster than most people have. and, it's just $79.99 a month online for 1 year.

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8:29. near lasalle university a hit-and-run earlier this morning a car slammed right into a man in his 20s at the university of park and olney in fern rock. the driver just took off. the man was transported to einstein medical center. we know he was stable but no other word on his condition. police of course now searching for that driver. welcome back. you're watching good day weekend i'm lauren johnson. scott williams keeping close eye on your father's day forecast. retama not looking too hot. >> yeah, we're talking about that heat and building humidity live look right now down the shore. look at this socked in with the clouds, visibility down to about half a mile so just be aware of that fog. it's pretty muggy as well humidity right now 90%. temperature wise it's 70 degrees. so as we look at ultimate doppler you can see we're watching right around the

philadelphia area some areas of downpours. north and west of the city also as you move toward the norristown area showers north of norristown, showers also south of norristown. that is something that we'll watch throughout the morning. as far as what's going to happen a warm front advances temperatures 84 degrees in the city. afternoon scattered downpours. a likelihood grab an umbrella and keep it handy. 73 degrees down the shore watching out for fog, clouds, much of the day today. tomorrow mid 70s. there is a rip current risk moderate to high. for the pocono mountains, low 70s today. low 80s for tomorrow and, yes, we have those scattere scatteres and thunderstorms. 84 degrees for today. about a 50% chance for the thunderstorms. 90 degrees tomorrow. lesser chance still there about 30% and 80% chance for thunderstorms on monday. some of those could be severe. lauren. >> okay. scott, we'll keep a close eye on that. also, another day another hour

still no verdict all eyes turn to the montgomery county courthouse. this morning to hear bill cosby's fate the jennifer joyce staning by outside the courthouse awaiting mr. cosby ci rifle. >> we are here waiting for bill cosby's rifle. as you mentioned, 9:00 o'clock that's the time that jurors will continue their deliberations. last night it went until 9:00 p.m. yesterday the jury asked to rehear testimony from a toronto police officer who is married to the sister accuser andrea constand the officer testified that in 2005, he told the constand family andrea needed to immediately an get an after allegations were made before the judge even heard the jury's questions though cosby' attorney brian mcmonagle objected and moved once against for a mistrial. judge o'neill however told juror that is as long as they are moving forward, he has no intentions of disrupting the deliberation process. earlier in the day yesterday, jurors had other questions. they specially asked about cos

cosby' twos 006 deposition where he testified about purchasing and using quaaludes, now banned party drug for the purpose of having sex with women. as yesterday's 12 hour day wrapped up bill cosby walk outside the courthouse. he addressed the crowd. cosby at one time considered america's dad wished supporters a happy father's day and asked everyone to be civil. he also thanked the jurors for all of their hard work on this case. so again we are waiting the arrival of big cosby for day 11 of this trial. lauren. >> all right. jenny, joining us this morning. attorneys albert zoeller joseph marone with insight on the case let's talk more about it. thank you guys for joining us yet again. >> thank you for having us. >> day is day 11. what do we think will happen today. >> it will be over today. that's for sure. >> end is here. >> one way or the other. legally as the is progressing given the fact there's many so many times they've asked questions the judge has asked them to go. motions for mistrials.

it's getting to point where they're almost pushing the jury just to come up with a decision where they're being forced let's get this over with that creates serious legal problem. so i think the judge has taken them to their max and today they'll be a mistrial or there will be a verdict. >> albert, what do you think about the fact that bill cosby has been so vocal in the last 24 hours? i know last night he came out. actually let's hear what he said last night to his supporters. >> i think we have the sun. it will come. he did thank his supporters, he thanked the jury. who are we are. >> all of the the father's a happy father's day. and i want to thank the jury for their long days, their honest work individually. i also want to thank the

supporters who have been here. and please to the supporters, stay calm. do not argue with people. just keep up the great support. >> how you doing dr. cosby. >> let's start we howard. your thoughts on that. >> i mean i think mr. cosby is feeling good at this point. they're high drama in montgomery county i think what he's realizing this is one of the longer deliberations in recent history. oj sill season was acquitted after four hours of the deliberation. casey anthony was acquitted after 11 hours. we're now into in the fifth and sixth days of deliberations. >> 50 house. >> he feels good and he feels like he may very well walk. >> joseph washington did you think when you heard that? >> he continues to be upbeat. he wants to give the vibe and the community that listen, you know, let's stand strong. we're going to prevail out of this no matter what. let's have cool heads about the verdict. he wants to show he's in control of what's happening. which is a good sign for him.

however, it really doesn't matter. those jurors are locked in they've been locked in they feel obligated to the case that's one of the reasons it's taken so long. they know what's at stake to just relinquish and walk away with no verdict kind of is not what they want to chief i think there's few people in there that are standing strong to their position whether it's to convict or to quit we don't really know that. so, you know, we'll have to wait and see today. but it's gotten to the point you've macked this jury out. >> right. >> ultimately a decision will be made one way or the other today. but it's been an interesting case. >> is it the clause beyond a reasonable doubt that the jury is having sort of hard time with? they've come back with so many questions and it seems like they're trying to find something but they just can't put their fingers on it. >> well, there are a group of people there that probably want to convict cosby, and there are a number of people maybe i think it's the minority, okay n want to acquit him. i think the wrestling with the fact there's a lot of evidence here that does show that, you know, listen, there is doubt.

there is doubt. i mean when she testified about the fact that after the so-called assault she continued to have somewhat of a relationship. she said she didn't remember she had 54 calls with him but there was contact. so it raises the speculation to say, hey, if you were assault wide did you continue to, you know, deal with cos bow? in turn her answers listen i was director of operations of babb i had to finish out my responsibilities in that job and ultimately i left. so it becomes a debatable issue when they go back and wrestle with the facts the jurors say, they fight back and forth as to what tis really means and whether or not it's enough to convict. i think that's what you're seeing here. >> also another issue with the very fact this is he said she said case. for example, we don't know in the jury hasn't determined whether or not what he gave was -- were quaaludes or was it benadryl. we don't know. back in the '70's it wasn't a banned drug and quaaludes were being used in the party scene. so i think the jury is struggling with beyond a reasonable doubt standard. >> all right. we'll wait and see and have the update for you as soon as it comes in to the newsroom. thank you both for joining you.

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>> um-hmm. >> good luck riding bikes and selling bikes to kids. i'm jenn frederick. this momologue. good luck witness kids. they're going to like it. all right. super marks and eddie are mess right now. just kidding getting competitive some are now selling clothes. model host heidi klum offering her fashion line it's called lead dell at supermarket chains in germano which open its first us locate along with eggs, pb and j you'll also find her fashion. now before you judge, remember, food and fashion has been collaboration proven successful target was one of the first to do it most recently with a style partnership with designer and former spice girl victoria beckham. target's collaboration with louie pulitzer sold out nationwide in fact there were several states reported in store fights over people wanting to get their hands on one of the pieces. so we ask you in our instant poll reaction question this morning, would you buy fashion where you buy food? let's start with eddie the intern from "the

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first thing i want to say heidi klum, oh my goodness. she's -- >> she's gorgeous. >> she's vintage. perfect. second i want to say, when you're picking up clothes, last thing you want to put it in your cart something gets sticky on it. >> right. right. >> yeah. >> a t-shirt maybe a winter hat a sweater, sweatshirt something like that at target all good. >> not your dress. >> we're in fashion minority. we stick together on this. >> that's right. >> all right. calling all beer lovers. every craft brewer in the nation is invited and you are, too. we're america's largest craft beer festival is happening later today and how you can get tickets to that event. we have a sneak peek coming up right here in our audios. ready to go to beer cam. >> right here in filly? >> it want to go to beer camp. >> yeah. >> let ready to treat yourself. that's how candace says it in the prompter. treat yourself. don't cheat yourself. it's national slump day tomorrow. how celebrities are spending their first big check. >> eddie you got the t. >> i always have the t.

♪ time now 8:46 on this saturday morning. live look there at the airport. showing you we've seen some rainfall moving through. we have the humidity. 70 degrees right now in philadelphia. look at that humidity up there at 93%. current temperatures across the area fairly uniform.

upper 60s in the lehigh valley. berks county reading 69 degrees. 69 in atlantic city. 70 in wilmington and philadelphia. 84 degrees today. some more pop up thunderstorms this afternoon and then 90 degrees for tomorrow. ultimate doppler showing you scattered activity west of philadelphia into parts of south jersey now. burlington county, moorestown looking at some of the rainfall. in around norristown watching out for some showers most of the activity lifting north and east of norristown right now. down the shore, it's going to be foggy cloudy today. 73 degrees. 75 for tomorrow. the poconos scatter the downpours today and tomorrow. low 70s today. low 80s for tomorrow. 90 degrees for tomorrow about a 30% chance and then widespread showers and thunderstorms by monday. some of those could be strong to severe. we dry out lower the humidity by tuesday. more pop up thunderstorms by wednesday. then temperatures mid to upper

80s to close out next week. back over to you. >> hey, scott. my friend ken my new friend has a request for you. good weather, you know why? because america's largest craft beer festival coming to philadelphia today. this summer beer camp is on tour. taking over penn's landing. hundreds of craft beers the city's best food trucks, live music, good times. so we have the founder of sierra nevada brewing company ken here with what we can expect. so i said ken where did you get the name sierra nevada. your daughter's name is searer. >> my daughter is named sierra we live by the searer mountain range in california. >> do you think i've been drinking your beer? >> hopefully for over 30 years. >> do you understand how important this man is? that standing next to you. >> he's a big deal. i came over to ken and probably offensed him. what if you don't drink or like beer. >> should you come out. >> yeah. you might like it. >> we have this mazing 12 pack of beer. very unique assembly of beers from brewers that we work around

the world and around the count country. we picked six brewers from outside the u.s. and six brewers inside the us that are doing really fun and innovative and creative beer we got such a wide range of beers i'm sure we'll fine something you'll hov. >> something i would love. it all starts one time today? >> it starts at 1:00 o'clock for the general admission and 12:00 o'clock you can get in early and meet the brewers if you get a little bit of a premium ticket. >> that's nice. we're going to taste some, right. >> yes, we are. >> tell me what we're tasting because i am not familiar at all with beer. >> okay. we're going to taste, this 12 pack is cans and bottles. >> i like that. >> we've got a range of beers ranging from hoppy styles so this is -- >> what's that mean? speak to non beer terms. >> this is a east meets west collaboration. >> okay. >> this is a combination of east coast style pale ale or ipa which now is fairly thick and cloudy and very aromatic and not super bidder. >> okay. >> with west coast style which is has got more pronounced hop players an roam mass. >> let me try it and see what happens. >> this one may or may not be

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happening right not we are waiting for bill cosby to arrive at the montgomery county courthouse. jenner joyce is outside and the jury arrives in just a few minutes to start their work again. high jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. we're awaiting on the jury and we are waiting on bill cosby to arrive here at the montgomery county courthouse. what's in store for us today on day allege we don't know. yesterday the jury continued to ask their questions. they asked to rehear testimony from a toronto police officer married to the sister of accuser andrea couldn't can't stand much the officer testified in 2005 he told the constand family had andrea needed an attorney immediately after allegations were made. but before the judge even heard the jury's question cosby' attorney brian mcmonagle objected and moved once again for a mistrial saying that it was a couple of days ago that

the jury said they were deadlocked thinking that they're not going to come to an agreement, and we should move forward but the judge told jur jurors as long as they are continuing to work on the case and showing signs of progress he has no intentions of disrupting this deliberation process. so last night we saw bill cosby leaving the courthouse around nip p.m. when the deliberations wrapped up last night. it was a develop-hour day for these juro jurors. got to be taking a toll on them tomorrow being father's day it's unclear whether or not today could be the day that the judge finally says we need an answer or we're going to declare a mistrial, lauren. >> we will be here for all the action stay with us here on fox 29. jennifer joyce, thank you so much. and national splurge day is tomorrow if you don't know how to treat yourself listen up. the fun day is observed annually feel good holiday created for you to do something special for yourself definition of splurge to indulge yourself in luxury or pleasure. here's how your favorite celebrities are wilding out with

big pay day. tell me really quickly eddie the intern from the w show oprah bought what with her% paycheck. >> ralph lauren towels. >> really. >> not that extravagant. better than martha. >> i know. [ laughter ] >> she says she has a principal of success that she calls the bigger towel syndrome the more money you make the big soft pluff fee towels you buy. >> hire led count. >> for sheets and towels. >> yup. >> okay. >> start making that money you better believe you're going to get good sheets and towels. >> literally changes -- gets new sheets every time they're always crisp. >> really? >> um-hmm. >> yeah. oh my goodness. >> i forgot when she told me that. [ laughter ] >> everyone calls and tells eddie the t. j.lo replaced the old honda hatchback that keenan and ivory wayne gave her when she was a fly fly girl on living color former said december much that's still very modest to meme old honda you want to upgrade and get a mercedes. >> speaking of vintage. not bad.

>> she got the biggest and the best. the crazy yesterday purchase we read about though, a racing heiress dropped one and a half million dollars on a bathtub. >> that's it right there. >> that's the bathtub apparent apparently. tab roids reporting,. >> it look like a jacuzzi. >> several minions sent up the amman so to gather chris toll to be turned into a a bathtub. >> what would you get really quickly if you splurged tomorrow you had any money you can? >> quickly. >> i love good tub. >> a good bathtub. >> i would buy a house. >> yeah. >> house. >> eddie. a full face of chanel products. >> i can't with you. chanel. >> okay. really quickly final weather, scott. >> we're dodging some downpours out there today it will be warm and muggy. just keep the umbrella handy. you may or may not need it but by tomorrow feels like temperatures will be in the mid 90s. >> all right. we are going to take you in life look at the courthouse montgomery county. we are waiting the verdict in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. we will be here for it here on the air and we will break in as

soon as we have a verdict and online. stay with us.

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