walter perez is live with more on what is expected to happen. walter? >> reporter: hey, sarah. a few things to look for during today's hearing. bill cosby's attorney are going to try to have key pieces of evidence suppressed and also a date might be set for the felony case against one of the best-known entertainers in the world. bill cosby's defense team is expected to try to keep damaging evidence out of the case. their hope is the judge will throw out 1,000 pages of testimony given by cosby 10 years ago. that testimony includes the famous comedian he gave the woman pills before sexual contact. they also want to suppress a taped phone conversation. cosby describes the encounter during that call. he is charged with drugging and molesting a woman whom he mentored. he was promised he would never be charged so he was free to testify. but earlier this year a judge determined he was never granted immunity. meanwhile, she is one of dozens of women who accused bill cosby of similar offenses. it was just two months ago attorneys lost their bid to have the charges dismissed. today's hea

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walter perez will have a live report from king of prussia in our next half hour. >> meanwhile on the democratic side hillary clinton is focusing on voters getting to the polls for early voting particularly in critical battleground states like florida. heading back to the sunshine state for three different rallies this afternoon. yesterday clinton continued to defend herself from a new fbi examination of emails, claiming there is no case out there. >> a poll shows hillary clinton with a lead in pennsylvania, the numbers show hillary clinton leading donald trump 49% to 38% among likely numbers, but most of the interviewing was done before the word broke about hillary clinton's emails. in the hotly contested senate race, katie mcgintsy is leading toomey 47% over 35%. one in six remain undecided. the margin of error is plus or minus 5%. >>> still to come on "action news" at noon, new developments in the bridge gate trial, a jury resumed deliberating the case with two of christie's former allies. >>> and a pipeline shut down for the second time in two months because of an explosion in ala

walter perez is live with the details. >> reporter: hi sara we'll give you a live look at the scene things have dried out but the work is just beginning, water officials received a call to hours ago, we are told that a 12 inch main ruptured and they have shut down water service to the area, the area around norris at 13th and broad and that affects homes and buildings and at least two temple university dorms currently without water service. they are trying to figure out the exact location of the rupture. as you can see it's safe to say if it's not here at the intersection of