since then the allegany is largely operated harmoniously . a marble use forest however, mineral rights owners and the local industry had significant challenges in recent years due to efforts by some to force more regulations on oil and gas production in the allegany. in 2009, the forest service settled out of court with environmental activists to apply for the first time the national energy policy act to the leasing and permitting process in the forest. after nearly a decade in the courts, the settlement was correctly overturned, and when opined t penned that -- that the forest service lacked the legal authority to require new regulations because the federal government does not own the mineral rights. throughout this process, some tried to justify a settlement by pointing to provision contained in the energy policy act of 1992 which directed the forest service to write new oil and gas regulations specifically on the allegany because of the split estates. in the years between 1992 and the settlement, this provision was never implemented becaus

the jury of seven men and five women from allegany county in pittsburgh were seen leaving their doubleree hotel in plymouth meeting this morning. the jurors deliberated more than 52 hours over six days before telling a judge this morning they could not reach a unanimous decision. jurors who were sequestered in the hotel began their deliberations on monday evening. >>> now not long after the court announced the mistrial representative of andrea constand released their own statement about the trial thanking the district attorney's office and other members of the prosecution as well saying "we are confident that these proceedings have given a voice to the many victims who felt powerless and silenced. we commend those prosecutors who raised awareness that one of the hall marks of drug related sexual assaults is the affect the drug has on the victim's memory ." >>> additionally linda kirkpatrick and jewel allison joined civil rights lawyer gloria allred on the podium in norristown the pod yum and they also reacted to the verdict. >> he thought he could bury us. he didn't know we were seeds.

the jury of seven men and five women from allegany county in pittsburgh were seen leaving their doublee hotel in plymouth meeting this morning. the jurors deliberated more than 52 hours over the course of six days before telling a judge this morning they could not reach a unanimous decision. jurors who were sequestered in a hotel began deliberating on monday evening. >>> and representatives of cosby accuser andrea constand have released their own statement about the trial thanking the district attorney's office and other members of the prosecution as well. this reads "we are confident that the proceedings have given a voice to the many victims who felt powerless and silenced. we commend those prosecutors who raised awareness that one of the hall marks of drug related sexual assaults is the affect the drug has on the victim's memory and the ability to recall and were nonetheless willing to present this evidence to the jury ." >>> what does it mean for the comedian and his accusers? "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff joins us now live in the studio tonight to tell us a little bit

. >> reporter: so, jim, the sequestered jury from around pittsburgh allegany county is back behind closed doors. the jury has said nothing today about deadlock. live at the montgomery county courthouse in norristown, i'm vernon odom channel6 "action news." back to you, jim. >> thank you, vernon. >>> there are lawyers of course inside the courtroom. there are a lot more lawyers outside here on the street, some amateur, some professional and you talked to one of the pros. >> yeah, we talked to a long time former prosecutor who has been watching this trial. he says this jury has a very difficult time. even talking about the quaaludes. then you have andrea constand her inconsistencies and the fact she had repeated contact with cosby following the alleged assault. that difficult job is being played out in these deliberations. dennis mcandrews worked in the delaware county d.a.'s office for nearly two decades. >> if you were the one who prosecuted this case, would you be confident right now at this hour? >> i don't think either side should be confident at this hour. you know, after 40 hours and

his fate now in the hands of 12 people from allegany county. the jury of seven men, five women, got the case around 5:30, and deliberated for about four hours, about mid-way through they asked the juto of 2005 deposi wsndrea constand, quote, his outside the courthouse, cosby ce catewe they're smart person, more than one person, tg probably coming intoas a threadf continuity between all of public, who neverher before. and suddenly we're my god, that's empowering. at 9e at the crtonvicted he could face up to 30 years which at his age is outde the montgomery cbs-3, "eyewitness news," rahel, jim, back to you. >> trang, thank you. >>> "eyewitness news" will be there when deliberations resume this morning, and when the jury reaches a verdicts, we'll have it for you live here on tv and on line on cbsphilly.com. >>> new this mor, cnty are investigat fouing over at least. police say one man wcted to sves considering firing special fbi s leading the invest rueltion and potentialtweemoscos presidential campaign. last nigi considering terminating muller ou

his fate now in the hands of 12 people from allegany county. >> we feel that the jury has information, and they saw the truth. >> the jury every seven men, five women, got the case around 5:30 p.m., and deliberated for about four hours. about mid-way through, they asked the judge to see part of a 2005 deposition, where cosby called the pills he gave central witness andrea constand, quote, his little friends. cosby maintained he gave constand benadryl to relax, to a visit to his home in 2004. prosecutors say more powerful drugs were at work, ren erring their client incapacitated and unable to fend off cosby's advances. another accuser, victoria valentine owe, says the story is early familiar. >> there was a thread of continuity between all of us, 60 women, who have gone public, who never had met each other before. and suddenly we're going oh, my god, that's a pattern. >> bill cosby's team is confident he will be acquitted. >> the jurors are sophisticated, they're smart enough. i really feel like we have that one person, and more than one person, who is looking at the evidence, and they

himself, arm in arm, with his publicist andrew wyethment his fate now in the hands of 12 people from alleganyounty. jury of seven men, five women, got the case around 5:30, and deliberated for about four hours, mid-way through they asked the judge to see part of 2,005 deposition, where cosby called the pills that he gave central witness andrea constand his little friends. outside of the courthouse, cosby supporters, as well as his critics, were weighing in. >> reasonable doubt is probably coming in. >> thread come on, zero six women, who went public, who had never met each other before. suddenly we're going oh, my god, that's a pattern. >> now, deliberations are set to resume around 9:00 a.m. this morning. if cosby is convicted, he could face up to 30 years in prison, which at his age is essentially a life sentence. but for now live outside the montgomery county courthouse, trang do, cbs-3 "eyewitness news." jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank you. >> "eyewitness news" will be there when deliberations pick back up at 9:00 a.m. as soon as there is averred we'll bring it to you live on tv

cosby will face a jury chosen last week from allegany county.five women, were picked, to determine his fate. meanwhile, two women will testify against him. including andrea constand, the temple employee, who accused cosby of drugging and sexually assaulting her 13 years ago. illegal analyst weighed in on the case. >> the ultimate question, or an ultimate question is, is she a credible witness? bill cosby's lawyers are central figures during the course of this trial. and, you know, their argument of course will be that her testimony is not credible, she should not be believed. and they're going have variety of different tools that they can be expected to use in order to try to make that point. >> now, cosby's criminal trial is expected to last two weeks. >>> philadelphia city councilman david oh is recovering. meanwhile the man accused of stabbing him has been arraigned on multiple charges, including, attempted murder. this 24 year old shawn yarbray, he turned himself into authorities saturday, three days after allegedly attacking oh outside of h

the one day we could get a little bit of humidity and moisture. , this is a maryland live view at allegany high school. you can see some of the fog starting to lift. we will move from the low to mid 60's across the area, mid 70's by 10:00 a.m. the sky looks a lot like it did will be a lot like yesterday, up to 80 degrees. very comfortable conditions with a nice breeze out of the northwest. tomorrow morning, a light wind, wonderful start, 71 by 10:00 a.m. the lower humidity coming our way tomorrow, going up to 80 degrees, but sunday we will start tracking a little bit of rain to the north. i will take you through the rest of the day in 10 minutes and show you how close to our area the rain could get. julie: the ride around town is on the close side in virginia due to a fender bender on i-95 past 610. the remains of the accident, off to the road dust off the road to the shoulder but a slow go trying to get past the scene. a 25 minute ride northbound on 95. look for delays building on route one as folks use that as the work around. germantown, all lanes are open. father hurley boulevard towar

he sent them offer to their hotel, gave them warning, hey, you can call your loved ones back in alleganyounty and the pittsburgh area but watch what you say. do not discuss this case. >> just making in this moment, believing these jurors are looking through the fact, seeing the truth. >> if a woman is a so asleep, there are sexual advances or groping or digital penetration while a woman is asleep that's not romance, that's a criminal act. >> mr. cosby is doing good. his spirits are up, this jury, they're intelligent, they're asking the right questions. and he feel confident that they'll come back and make the right decision. >> look, folks, this is not unusual for the jury to be deliberating like this. a lot of people expect always almost instant decisions because so used to seeing them what they watch court document dramas on tv. despite no verdicts, we've not had any indication at all this jury is at the no-budget, no agreement, no way point, like we saw in the last high profile local case we reported on last month, all remember the creato case in camden where the jury got the case on

so allegany county people may see showers and storms briefly. the rest will see it develop tomorrow morning. ahead of cindy this is pushing in before sunrise. then a good portion is cloudy. maybe a shower or a storm in the afternoon. most of the activity is in pennsylvania. tomorrow is muggy and warm. we will drop in the 80's. overnight that changes here and the future cast shows the areas of the showers moving in. by tomorrow, showers and thunder and more rain is possible tomorrow night. we talk about the timing and weekend in a few minutes. nancy: thank you. montgomery county police hope d.n.a. profiling will help them track down a serial rapist targeting women at random. a small sample of the suspect's d.n.a. generated a new facial composite. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis is live to explain. kevin? kevin: here is that facial composite. released for the first time today. it was created by a reston laboratory, which does similar work for law enforcement agencies nationwide. now montgomery county authorities say this man is responsible

they were bussed in from allegany county which is where pittsburgh is.y have been sequestered in a hotel. if they can't reach a consensus the judge could declare a hung jury and a mistrial. if convicted cosby could spend up to 30 years in prison. >> today d.c. police announced more than a dodds outstanding warrants for people they believe were involved in the may attack of peaceful protesters outside the turkish embassy. a total of 18 are facing felony and misdemeanor charges of assault. so far four have been arrested. fox5's anjali hemphill is outside d.c. superior court with more on the story. anjali. >> reporter:. >> reporter: sarah, one of those four people who were arrested faced a d.c. judge here this afternoon where he was held without bond and d.c. police hope others involved in that vicious attack will also be brought to >> i condemn this attack. it was an affront to our values as washingtonians and as americans and it was a clear assault on the first amendment. >> reporter: harsh words from are d.c. mayor muriel bowser after 18 people are now f

his fate now in the hand of 12 people, from allegany county. >> we feel that the jury has information, and they have the fact. they saw the truth. >> the jury of seven men, five women, got the case around 5:30 p.m., and deliberated for about four hours. about mid-way through think asked the judge to see part of 2005 deposition, where cosby called the pills he gave central witness andrea constand quote hisly friend, he claimed he gave benadryl to relax during a visit to his home in january of 2004. but prosecutors say more powerful drugs were at work, rendering their client incapacitated and unable to fen off cosby's advances. another accuser, victoria valentineo says the story is early familiar. >> there was thread of continuity between all of us, 60 women, who have gone public public. >> bill cosby's team says he'll -- >> i feel like we have that one person, you know, and more than one person look willing at the evidence, and reasonable doubt coming into play. >> and deliberations will resume around 9:00 a.m. gorply get to see two document, they asked the judge for last night. but fo

will face jury chosen last week from allegany county.n's fate. two women will testify against the 79 year old actor, including, andrea constand. the temple employee alleged that cosby had drugged and sexually assaulted her 13 years ago. cosby's criminal trial is expected to last two weeks. >> the man accused of stabbing philadelphia city councilman david oh has been arraigned on multiple charges including attempted murder. this is the suspect, 24 year old shawn yarbray, he turned himself into authorities saturday, three days after allegedly attacking oh outside of his home in southwest philadelphia. yarbray allegedly stabbed the councilman in the left side and then fled the scene. his bail was set at $750,000. >> this morning, police are investigating a brutal double murder in the city east mt. airy section, man and woman found dead along the 1,000 block of happened before 5:00 yesterday afternoon, police say the victims sitting insides a park car when shot execution sometime. they caught up with the woman who discovered the bodies while