yesterday we saw a pool of 100 potential jurors in allegheny county, five of them chosen to day messely they will choose more as we wait for bill cosby to arrive for day two of jury selection, guys. >> now again i have been on this show a long time, i can guarantee he will get out of this car when we go to commercial break. >> don't say. that we were okay yesterday, just to time. lets take a break and take him when we come back. >>> i predicted it and when you put it out there, a lot of people say don't put it out there but, yes, of course, in the commercial break from the beginning of the commercial break to the end of the commercial it was bill cosby, non-stop, wall to wall, we missed bit we recorded it, chris, we will play it back. >> reporter: mike, you won the bet, bill cosby just came in the allegheny county courthouse moments ago. we may have video, we will try to rerack that for you for day two of the jury selection. yesterday we saw five jurors select in the sexual assault trial. he just arrived with his escort that we have seen so often, one of his attorneys, walked his way

that's how people cross the allegheny mountains of when the tunnels were built. the original ropes on the inclined planes were hemp but they were fragile and they would break. roebling got the idea of twisting wires into a rope and that was his first wire rope. he was a very smart businessman so he wrote an article about his wire rope that he made on his farm for the inclined plane. he wrote an article that the american with railroad journal and that was kind of like the wire magazine of its day because really most of the innovation with that was happening back then was happening with the row roads. once people had read this journal and saw that he was making wire rope he got all these orders and he started making and manufacturing wire rope on his farm. he did that for about seven years but completely outgrew the capacity there. he wrote a letter to peter cooper who later found -- found at cooper union and architecture engineering and art school. peter cooper had a company called the trenton iron company where they made steel beams and they also made why are. ro

demonstrators were protesting the state's plan to remove traffic lights from the intersection of allegheny avenue and 32nd street. neighbors tell us that the lights are necessary, because children cross that intersection to get to school. folks demonstrated in the 1970s to get the traffic light installed after two children were killed crossing the street here. >> we've spent the night out

day one here at the allegheny courthouse. bill cosby left the courthouse a little more than an hour ago. in court today, he was very attentive. he was smiling. even laughed a few times during jury selection. at one time he entertainment giant accused of sexually assaulting then drugging andrea constand a temple university employee back in 2004, he has long maintained his innocence. in court, cosby sat just feet away making eye contact with those jurors in the selection process that now could take another two or three days we're being told. a total of 100 potential jurors were brought in to today. cosby's lead attorney brian mc non mon in a gel says he's hoping to find an impartial jury under this high-profile celeb trial. >> he was mr. cosby doing this morning. >> he's holding up fine. he's looking forward it to. he appreciates all that has been done by the people of pittsburgh and allegheny counsel tow to make this happen and we're looking forward to getting a trial. >> reporter: now jury selection will continue tomorrow and

the issue is that they are going from allegheny county which is 80 percent white.is very different community then the philadelphia community, a lot less diversity there: you may not find as many people who will be able to relate to bill cosby that way. >> what is significance for looking for a black male, older, why would we want that? >> it depend on the black male it is not necessarily demographics, themselves that can determine how a person will perceive a litigant or will perceive a case. >> maybe justice system isn't fair too for the black man. >> yes, there is obviously a historical perspective on that which is relevant. >> what could you say to get bounced off the jury i love cosby show and i eat pudding pops. >> those two things went get you bounced. >> nope. >> saying i loved the cosby show and i eat pudding pops and judge said okay but can you put that aside and judge the case on this fact. apart and aside from the show, and from your delicious, summer treats. >> yes. >> and if the juror says oh, yes i love the show but that i see this case as a separate,

design suspension bridges so his first suspension bridge was an aqueduct to carry a canal over the allegheny river. >> and that led to other commissions including to build a canal, suspension aqueduct for the delaware and hudson canal. and that aqueduct is still in existence, it's up in pennsylvania on the delaware. which means between pennsylvania and new york and it is the oldest suspension bridge in the united states. >> roebling really loved engineering, that was his passion but he also as the son said realized that he would never become a wealthy man from engineering and he decided to go into manufacturing. and when he was out in western pennsylvania, he observed what are called inclined planes and so that is a, it's a rare railroad track that goes up the side of the hill and so the canal boats would come through the bottom of the hill and it would go over the submerged flatcar. and then it would be tied to the flatcar and then the flatcar would be pulled up the inclined plane to the top and then let down and that's how people crossed the allegheny mountains before tunnels werebuilt . t

at the allegheny county courthouse in pittsburgh, chris o'connell fox 29 news. >>> man is fighting for his life tonight after philadelphia police officers tased him. it happened after 6:00 near the 3100 block of north 21 it's street. a fresco user sent us this picture of police on the scene. they say they were investigating a domestic assault when man became combative and forced them to use a taser. lost consciousness, officers rushed him to temple hospital where he's now in critical condition. >>> a community is demanding answers in the shooting of a little boy. people hitting the streets in kensington to find information about the brutal shooting of a 2-year-old and his father. price and his father were sitting on the porch when two guys on bikes rode up and opened fire. he was shot four times in the back and still in the hospital. a man's body discovered near linden avenue boat ramp in torresdale. police have not yet made an id. this is the same area? a 16-year-old disappeared while swimming with friends. the philadelphia marine unit and the coast guard had been looking for him befo

bill cosby walked into the allegheny county courthouse with the help of his defense team and said nothing. his attorney did. he is looking forward to it, he appreciate all that has been done by the people of pittsburgh and allegheny county to make this happen and looking forward to getting the trial. >> it's the beginning of jury selection moved from montgomery to pittsburgh. the selection process got underway an hour ago around 11:00 a.m. the hopes to find an impartial jury in western pennsylvania and bring them to montgomery county for the trial early next month. we asked cosby about that. >> do you think this will be a fair jury out of pittsburgh. again no response. >> reporter: the jury will determine whether he is guilty of aggravate indecent assault against andrea constan each carrying a ten year prison term. constan said cosby invited her to his home where he drugged and molested her. cosby said the sex was consensual and the drugs he gave her was nothing more than benadryl. constan is one of dozens of women who accuse cosby of a similar style attack. one additional accuser will ge

a 4-mile stretch of allegheny avenue is getting an upgrade with federal money.ey that comes with federal rules. it turns out three of the 18 intersections along the stretch don't have enough side road traffic to meet the i remembers for a traffic light and would hinder traffic flow. so instead they'll be getting flashing yellow lights additional signage and wider sidewalks to slow traffic down. but with three schools nearby, neighbors say removing the lights defies common sense. >> we have cars that are traveling 60, 70 miles an hour up allegheny and flashing light is not going to stop them. a red light will. >> just think if it was your family. we fought here 39 years ago to get these lights here. why take them down? >> that was our brad sattin reporting. meanwhile in wynnefield they were putting the senior in senior prom today adult daycare center host add dance and luncheon for older philadelphians dealing with dementia and physical disabilities the results see your for self. plenty of smiles and unexpected benefit for the folks who run the place. our bruce g

allegheny avenue from penns landing, right there coming up from center city all the way up to alleghenyave a normal crawl on the southbound side and in the background waiting for burlington bristol bridge, which is on stand by, next 10 or 15 minutes for an opening, so grab, a jumbo coffee from dunkin' donuts as you head up and overweight fog that are delay. north on the freeway, watch for crews out there, again that construction zone 295 and 42, about a 16 minute trip. e on the schuylkill we have sun glare from conshohocken to downtown. we are still shut down in cherry hill route 70 eastbound lanes closed between haddonfield road and kings highway. it has 406 bus on a detour a lot of outdoor events. we are counting on her. sue is here in 15. >>> don't be surprised tomorrow when it is a whole lot cooler then today. we have 73 degrees here in philadelphia look at detroit only 48 right now and 43 in chicago. they are on the other side of the cold front which will be coming through later on this evening. 73 degrees, here as we said, 68 in mount pocono and 73 in wildwood. off tie mild start.

very specific about the wonderful people, allegheny county. and i want to also thank the sheriff's department because they made everything very, very smooth here. >> kcosby has proclaimed his innocence and the trial will start in june in montgomery county. >>> s.w.a.t. officers have surrounded a cvs. >> reporter: this started as robbery inside. they suspect is holed up in a stock room. you can see a s.w.a.t. team two minutes ago entered all the way around and they went in unclear whether there is any activity. no reports of shots fired and nobody hurt, either which is a good sign. but a philadelphia police chopper is hovering around this place making sure that the suspected robber doesn't climb up a ladder to the roof area. in fact there are guns trained on this cvs. no one was hurt and nobody at this point arrested. that's what we can tell you so far. live in media. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> also tonight from your computer to tablet to phone it's easier to get the latest movies and tv shows. >> and easier than ever to steal them. it's not

and blocked the intersection of north 32nd and west allegheny. it didn't take long for tempers to flare as drivers and septa bus passengers found themselves stuck. from chopper 6 hd you can see rush hour traffic backing up as residents demanded an end to plans to remove a traffic light. >> our people in the community have a right to keep the lights. we have children and pay taxes. >> we didn't want this light moved two kids were killed here. >> reporter: rose cooper said the fatal accident in 1978 led officials to install the light, but now a $6.9 million improvement project on a stretch of allegheny is calling for lights on 32nd 28th and 26th to be replaced with flashing lights. >> you want to make this an expressway. we have children who live in the neighborhood. >> reporter: officials say the decision was based on money, they don't have the necessary traffic volume for the feds to funds the project. penndot will install is a lot of features similar to 18th and arch that has a calming effect on traffic. the principal of the nearby school said -

the em balanced comedian did not say a word as he arrived at the allegheny courthouse.by lead attorney says that the defense team is hoping they'll find an impartial jury for the trial set to last at least two weeks in montgomery county. >> how is mr. cosby doing this morning. >> he's holding up fine. he's looking forward it to. he appreciates all that has been done pie the people of purchase purchase and allegheny counsel to to make this happen. we're looking forward to getting into trial. >> cosby sexually assaulted andrea constand in 2004. jury selection begins tomorrow morning. the trial begins june 5th. >> on your radar a little drea dreary, little damp as we take live look at ocean city boardwalk and will stay that way for couple of days. meteorologist kathy orr is here with your forecast the boardwalk is looking mighty shine me right now. >> areas of fog down the shore. it's big problem. quarter mile visibility in ocean city, sea isle city, even atlantic city you can see it behind me just damp, dreary, wet and pretty foggy out there as well. temperature 65 degree

prosecution of trying to keep black people off the jury which is picked from a poofl people from allegheny county. presiding judge disagreed with the defense's claims. yesterday cosby talked about the jury picking sees. >>> i just want to be very specific about the wonderful people of allegheny county and i want to also thank the sheriff's department because they made everything very smooth here. >> cosby has proclaimed his innocence. he says he does not expect to testify at his trial next month. >>> nbc 10 has spoken exclusively to the husband of a pregnant who was found dead in a fire in north philadelphia. kenneth love said his wife was in philadelphia to testify in a case against her ex-boyfriend. love said tavonia love once dated this man, anthony eubanks but pressed charges against him for harassment. >> everyone is still in shock and disbelief about this. most of her friends that knew her recently knew that this could happen. they said stay away from, he'll kill you one day. >> following the deadly fire detectives found eubanks dead by an apparent suicide. >>> a hazing scandal that

prosecution of trying to keep black people off the jury which is picked from a pool of people in allegheny county. the presiding judge disagreed. cosby talked about the jury picking process. >> i just want to be very specific about the wonderful people in allegheny county and i want to also thank the sheriff's department because they made everything very, very smooth here. >>> cosby has repeatedly proclaimed his innocence. he said he does not expect to testify at his trial next month. >>> jurors in the trial of a man accused of killing his 3-year-old son will get a chance today to listen to a conversation secretly recorded by the boy's mother. >> yesterday during a second day of deliberations in camden the jury looked at video of creato's interview with detectives. he's charged with killing his son and dumping the body at a report. >>> a federal court will hard a hearing against a north philadelphia woman supporting isis. she plotted to leave her children and go to syria to join the islamic group. >>> today is red nose day. a fundraiser aimed at changing lives of children living in poverty

at the allegheny county courthouse in pittsburgh, chris o'connell, fox 29 news. >> chris, thank you. >>> developing right now, one person has died and three others were injured after a car crash involving a number of vehicles. it all happened in juniata park last night at 8:15. 900 block of east hunting park avenue. police say a driver was in control of his honda and then crashes in to four other cars. he was killed. three other victims were taken over to temple university hospital. also, einstein medical center. the exact cause of the crash is still under investigation but police say that driver was going at a very high rate of speed when he struck, those other vehicles. >>> is there also a man fighting for his life after philadelphia police officers taserd him. this was the scene where it happened right here in the 3100 block of north 24th street last evening. this is from a fresco user who sent thus picture. police say they were investigating a domestic assault when a man became combative and forced them to use a taser on him. he lost consciousness, officers rush him to temple hos

world begins at allegheny county courthouse, in just hours. it may be the biggest celebrity trial, since o.j. simpson. the state of pennsylvania verse william henry cosby, the first phase of cosby selection will see 100, 125 potential jurors, paraded in the courtroom each day. the players, legendary comedian bill cosby accused of sexual assault, of temple university employee andrea constand, in his cheltenham mansion back in 2004. leading the defense team, trying attorney brian mcmonigal responsible for some of philadelphia's highest profile acquittals and lead prosecutor. montgomery county district attorney kevin steel who campaigned on the very issue of bringing cosby to trial. presiding over courtroom common pleas judge stephen o'neill aville know of law grad and former county solicitor. picking the right jury could take days, the potential jurors from allegheny county will answer written questionnaires, and then ask questions by attorneys, goal to find out more about their backgrounds potential bias and what they already know about bill co

. >> reporter: it happened 39 years ago here at corner of 32nd and allegheny.dy moore remembers it like yesterday. >> i seen them get killed. i seen them. i went to the hospital with them. >> reporter: her four-year-old nephew. >> he was such a beautiful little boy. he was a happy boy. >> reporter: five-year-old neighbor both children struck and killed here back before there was a traffic light. >> it was protest then to get this light. >> reporter: penndot now plans to remove it. >> protest now to keep this light. >> reporter: penndot is in the midst of a four and a half mile upgrade to allegheny avenue. a $7 million project paid for with federal money. and with it, federal rules. three of the 18 intersections along the stretch don't have enough side road traffic to meet the requirements for a traffic light. and the feds say it would actually create a traffic flow danger. instead these intersections will get yellow flashing lights, pavement and street signs and wider sidewalks to slow traffic. no one here thinks that's good enough. >> it's not right. it's not

heavy at allegheny, it's down to a 19 minute ride from the vine to woodhaven.y, we have the crews blocking the left lane of 70 eastbound, but at least they are allowing the traffic to get by from grove to curtis. it's the wilmington grand prix bike race today. they begin at 3:00 p.m. and last until 8:30 tonight. you have part of van bureauen -- b up -- van buren street and levering will be closed for the grand prix in wilmington. >> let's go outside to david murphy. >> reporter: it is toasty this morning, 75 degrees in philadelphia. the humidity is running on the moderate to high tide across the the -- high side across the region. right now in philadelphia, toasty and sweaty. 92 degrees is the high, hot and humid. there's a chance of an evening or spotty thunderstorm most of you won't see that. head indoors if you hear thunder partly sunny cooler on saturday, 72. down in the 60s during the union game at night. sun to clouds on sunday, 70. if there's rain it's not until after you go to bed on sunday. the weekend looking dry and refreshing compared to what we hav

and blocked the intersection of north 32nd and west allegheny.t didn't take long for tempers to flare as drivers and septa bus passengers found themselves stuck. from chopper 6 hd you can see rush hour traffic backing up as residents demanded an end to plans to remove a traffic light. >> our people in this community have a right to keep the lights we have children we pay taxes,. >> we told them we didn't want the light moved two kids were killed here. >> reporter: rose cooper said the fatal accident in 1978 led officials to install the lights, now an improvement project on the stretch of allegheny avenue is calling for lights on 32, 28 and 26th to be replaced with flashing lights. >> we have children that live in the neighborhood. >> reporter: the decision was based on on money, a study found the intersection don't have the necessary traffic volume required for the feds to fund the project otherwise. penndot will install safety features similar to the one at 17th and arch that officials claim have a calming effect on traffic. >> we have 60-plus k

he's in court while his defense time and prosecutors work to select jurors from allegheny county. bob brooks is outside of the courthouse in pittsburgh today. >> reporter: we were brought here to pittsburgh in order to find an impartial jury. the fact that this case is so highly publicized, and almost everyone knows who bill cosby is, finding that impartiality hasn't been easy. he walked into the courthouse surrounded by cameras. action news from philadelphia. anything to say. >> he's looking forward to it. he appreciates all that has been done by the people of bits purg and allegheny county to make this happen. >> reporter: and now they're getting closer. they've come to pittsburgh hoping to seek an impartial jury. out of 100 jurors, 11 have been questioned privately by the judge, prosecutors and the defense attorney. three have been selected. there are two white men and one white woman. we asked cosby if we thought his team would find a jury here. again, no response. before questioning began. jurs ors were asked potential questions by the judge. we found out 34 people had alread

. >> each morning cosby walked into the allegheny courthouse with the help of a team. the 79 was friend during the one-on-one questioning with each juror present. even asking one juror to speak up and it was brought here to pittsburgh hoping to find impartiality. >> we are trying to get fair and impartial jurors, as i said before, the city and county of pittsburgh and allegheny county the people have been remarkable and the sacrifices they made. and the process did not end without fireworks, many jurors were struck down last night. after the prosecution struck two potential african-american jurors they accused kevin steele of a systematic exclusion of african-americans. he would eventually side with the prosecution. and it so happens that the first potential juror to go through questioning was an african-american man and he was selected for the jury. get ready to pack your bags and head cross the state for a trial to last a few weeks. >>> overseas investigators are hunting for potential accomplices to linked to monday's deadly attack in manchester. salman abedi was kil

this is the intersection of 32nd and allegheny. closed because of a protest.ee the people standing in the middle of the street. upset about taking down two traffic lights in the area. the location is east bald. they say it is risking safety, the safety of children and traffic is backed up in that area and that road is closed. 32nd and allegheny. we'll keep you updated. >>> learning about health early in life today. nbc 10 here at the health fair in luis munoz elementary in north philly. students tested for vision, ate healthy snacks and watched presentations and got goody bags to learn more about having a healthy lifestyle to take home. >>> and now a first official heat wave of the season. these storms putting an end to it. tell you what's ahead for the weekend, and next week, coming up in the first alert neighborhood forecast. >>> and was blanche in the parlor? the high heel shoe? a classic sitcom puts a spin on a classic board game maybe from your childhood. we'll explain, next. >>> and decorated veteran, avid learner and college graduate. this 93-year-old m

the judge chose allegheny county in an attempt to find jurors less exposed to pretrial discussion. >> cosby says the encounters were consensual. if found guilty he could face ten years in prison. the trial is set for norristown june 5th. >> two more catholic parishes in philadelphia will join effective june 19th. the new parish will keep the name, resurrection of our lord. a shift in catholic population, decline in attendance and a shortage of priests were factor in the decision. >> andy sealy whose battle against breast cancer attracted national attention. she threw a goodbye party for her breasts. tonight hundreds more came out to help her cover her medical expenses. >> dramatic images as a building collapses on a firefighter who has been trapped by the burning wreckage. we show you the frantic rescue. >> and "dancing with the stars." three couc couples remain but by monday, there will only be one. >> there is a lot of time to hearn. what eagles did today to help females understand the ins and outs of the game. more news when "action news" comes back. for years, fios has been promis

about the jury picking process. >>> i just want to be very specific about the wonderful people of allegheny county and i want to also thank the sheriff's department because they made everything very, very smooth here. >> cosby has repeatedly proclaimed his innocence. he says he does not expect to testify at his trial next month. >>> one of two brothers constrict high-profile murder case of a south jersey girl has another run in with the law. dante robinson is charged with a home break in in sicklerville. justin robinson confessed to killing autumn pasquale. dante pled guilty to obstruction of justice. >>> two drug counselors were found dead. the facility is unregulated prompting calls for toifr monitoring. the drugs were so potent that police had to use special precautions even touching them. >>> 6:08. 56 degrees. and raining across most of our area. heavy rain to come and the windshield wipers are on our camera that shows you live pictures of citizens bank park. it's dreary, cloudy and the rain is coming down. get heavier later in the day and chance for thunderstorms later in the day as we

and blocked the intersection at west allegheny. it didn't take long for tempers to flair as drivers and passengers found themselves stuck. you can see traffic backing up as residents protested plans to remove traffic light. >> we have children. we pay taxes. >> we don't want the light removed. two kids got killed here. >> in 1978 the death of two children led to the light, but now an improvement plan is calling for lights to be replaced with flashing lights. we have children in this neighborhood. >> officials say the decision was based on money. the intersections don't have the necessary traffic volume to fund the traffic lights otherwise. >> we have 60 plus kids leaving at this hour of the day. >> david cass vich head of the nearby school says penndot hasn't considered their safety. >> they are going to run over our kids because they remove the light. >> protesters left. no one was arrested. penndot officials say if all goes well, the changes should be complete by summer's end. jeff chirico, channel6 "action news." >> police annou

total of 12 jurors and six alternates will be chose friend allegheny county about actual trial will be held in montgomery county. cosby ace cues of sexually assaulting andrea constand in 2004. his attorney says that despite the stress of the proceedings the comedian is in good spirits. >> he is holding up fine, looking forward to it, he appreciates all that has been done by the people of pittsburgh and allegheny county to make this happen and we are looking forward to getting to trial. >> the trial is scheduled to begin june 5th, it is expected to last about two weeks. >>> it is 4:08. police are investigating an reported abduction, beating, carjacking of the man in the east falls section of the city this all allegedly happened last night in the 2,000 block of robert avenue right here near fox street there was a witness who sees this unfold with two vehicles. he said a man in one vehicle gets out and he is beaten, dragged, to a nearby, brown minivan and then thrown inside at some point a guy gets out of the same van and gets in the victim's car and they both drive away. >> we don't know

. >> tracy and vai, jury selection has begun inside the allegheny courthouse and bill cosby is in the courtroom. take a look at the video. this is the 79-year-old comedian being led into the courthouse just before 8:00 a.m. this morning. his defense team argued for jury selection moved out of the montgomery county. picking 12 jurors and six alternates who will be bussed back to this area for the start of the trial in montgomery county june 5th. cosby is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting that woman there then temple university employee andrea constand in her home in 2004. he has pled not guilty. jury selection is expected to take two days. here in montgomery county, district attorney kevin fields was this morning in pittsburgh. this was him as he walked into court. >> we're here to pick a jury. >> reporter: not a lot to say there, the trial as a whole is expected to take two weeks. cosby is not expected to take the stand during the trial. the jury will be sequestered in a hotel near the courthouse in north town. i'm live from the digital operations center. katy zachry, nbc 10

this morning, as he was arriving here at the allegheny county courthouse we caught up with one of his attorneys and asked him how he is holding up >> he is holding up fine. he is looking forward. we appreciate all that has been done by people of pittsburgh and allegheny county to making this happen and we are looking forward to making this happen and getting a trial. >> reporter: once again, julie grant reporting from pittsburgh. process is underway, technically issues but thank you, julie. >>> there is a lot that initial to selecting a jury for big trials like the one for bill cosby. coming up at 6:00 our david spunt will talk to jury consultants about what each side is looking for, once again, tonight at 6:00. >>> coming up on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 won't be long now most of us are ready for the weekend and inn official start of summer but is the shore ready, between all of the construction signs and roadblock cades people are wondering what is in store, down the shore. >>> plus a parents give their kid juice boxes or pouches but how much juice is too much? new guidelines just in

he appreciates all that has within done by the people of pittsburgh and allegheny county to make this happen and we are looking forward to get to go trial. >> the trial is scheduled to begin june 5th and expected to last about two weeks. >>> right now, police are investigating a reported abduction, beating and carjacking in the east falls section of the city. thinks unusual one. it happened that there was a guy driving by and then all of a sudden he in the 2,000 block of robbins avenue when he sees two cars that are stopped. one guy gets out and then all of a sudden a guy starts beating him. they drag him into a nearby brown minivan, throw him inside. at some point another guy gets out and then jumps in the victim's car and they all drive away. >> we don't know, if this is as a result of the auto accident that turned into a road rage incident. we're not sure at this time. >> detectives, took a statement from that witness, who obviously called 911 immediately, they don't have a description right new but they are trying to figure out what happened. >>> police stepping up patrols in juni

a jury ordered a jury from allegheny to find a jury that was less exposed to publicity. the trial is set to start in norristown on june 5. >> trump is on his way to tel aviv israel right now he will try toesolve the palestinian/israeli peace process. prurch spent two days in -- president trump spent two days in saudi arabia, he called on 50 muslim nations to unite against terror. he did not use the phrase radical islamic terrorism. he urged them to drive out extremist. >> drive them out. drive them out of your places of worship. drive them out of your communities. >> the president made no mention of the disputed travel ban he signed after he took office aimed at halting immigration from seven predominantly muslim countries. >>> rescuers try to get a whe out of a harbor. >> reporter: 55 by 6:00 a.m. not much different by 8:00 a.m. it's going to be raining across a portion. region especially south jersey and delaware, there's a chance of that. we're giving the kids umbrellas. this afternoon maybe shorts and ts. most of you won't need an umbrella. we'll looking at the morni

it take place in morri in norriy but the jurors are coming from allegheny county.by is accused of drugging a woman in 2004. >> at 10:30 at night, it it turd into a shooting gallery. christie ileto is live at police headquarters with the latest on this. christie? >> jim, i spoke to one of the victims off camera who says they were out dancing, celebrating a friend who had graduated from college as illustrated in the video you are about to see when it turned to chaos. for the first time we are seeing an instagram clip of a crowd dancing before a barrage of bullets. >> as many as 30 people were at the corner and nine were shot including a woman trying to shield her young child. this man tells "action news" he was hit four times in the legs, arm and hand. he still can't feel two of his fingers. wanting to remain anonymous, he says they were out celebrating a friend's graduation when it turned to madness. >> his brother is one of those at icu. >> 48 hours later, residents packed the same corner to address the violence gripping their block. >> scary. >> i felt like we nee

the difficulty they have, gayle, in picking a jury out in allegheny county in pittsburgh way only 10%t my bottom dollar that he raises a motion, the defense about not getting a jury of his peers. >> and for the integrity of the outcome. >>> the manchester community came together to help concert goers after the deadly terror attack. ahead how people opened their homes and used social media to help strangers. we'll have more on all of that plus the >>> good morning, it's 8:25, i'm kenny choi. some daly city b.a.r.t. riders had a delay because of saturday's derailment. call train is getting $647 million in federal grant money that needs to go electric. the project had been in limbo since january, but the feds signed off on the money yesterday. it will mean faster and more reliable trains and a service increase for the peninsula. stick around, traffic and weather in just a moment. (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what mak

this is the scene by allegheny avenue. an hour and five minutes on the southbound travel time.than four times what that travel time should be. still a parking lot from cottman on down to penn's landing. also had a crash in delco on the northbound side of 95 approaching highland avenue. that's gone but still locked up from the state line. a mess on the northeast extension northbound single digit speeds, 118 minute travel time up to lansdale because of a vehicle fire. stay over on 309 but there you're going to have to deal with the traffic lights. kind of whichever way you turn it's going to be a slow go on this friday afternoon. we'll check it again though rick and sharrie in the 5 o'clock hour. >> as long as you get home safely. thank you, matt. >>> much more still ahead. from hair removal to yoga and boot camp. today's freebie friday is perfect to help you get ready for summer. >> plus they called police worried about a possible explosion. but instead, a florida couple says the people who were supposed to help them not only mocked them on social media but revealed their secret

i-95 not a whole lot of people out and about, there's one heading toward center city near allegheny avenue. roads are wet, but no major problems this morning. vine no overnight construction, the overnight closures return this week, tomorrow night they block off the vine as they did a number of months ago. more people heading home from the shore, but right now on the garden state parkway where the cape may toll plaza on the northbound side everything is looking fine, stillage damp. wet in wildwood this morning, there's flooding along new jersey avenue at rio grande avenue by the kona surf company that's blocked off. abnormalities on the mass transit, trains and bus, most lines on the sunday schedule. dart not running, a couple of routes running keep that in mind things a little bit different on this memorial day. >> possible rain will not dampen our efforts to honor military heros, one parade said they showed up for us in all kinds of of weather, let's show up for them. katherine scott is on penns landing good morning. >> reporter: there are so many events to honor the fallen veterans one a

the difficulty they have, gayle, in picking a jury out in allegheny county in pittsburgh way only 10%. i bet my bottom dollar that he raises a motion, the defense about not getting a jury of his peers. >> and for the integrity of the outcome. >>> the manchester community came together to help concert goers after the deadly terror attack. ahead how people opened their homes and used social media to we'll have more on all of that plus the latest news. narrator:to do time is what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. progressive democrat. in the senate, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, and stood up to the nra. as lieutenant governor, dr. northam is fighting to expand access to affordable healthcare. ralph northam believes in making progress every day. and he won't let donald trump stop us. >>> there's moments of humanity among the terror in manchester. photos show how strangers came together to help each other out after the bombing at the grand grand concert.

the difficulty they have, gayle, in picking a jury out in allegheny county in pittsburgh way only 10%an. i bet my bottom dollar that he raises a motion, the defense about not getting a jury of his peers. >> and for the integrity of the outcome. >>> the manchester community came together to help concert goers after the deadly terror attack. ahead how people opened their homes and used social media to help strangers. we'll have more on all of that plus the >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >>> and good morning to you, i'm rahel solomon, historic battleship new jersey celebrates the 74 anniversary of her naval commission this morning, it will include remarks from veteran who served on the new jersey during world war ii, also stars in korea and viet nam, also memorial wreath tossed into the delaware river, in memory of crews who have bass dollars, it is on the camden waterfront open for tourists every day. now checking the forecast with katie fehlinger. looks like you're watching showers today. >> yet again, seems like we're on groundh

they were protesting the plan to take away a traffic light at allegheny and 32nd street. children cross here to get to school. some demonstrated in the 1970s to get that traffic light installed after two children were killed crossing the street. >> we spent the night out here all night, 39 years ago to get this traffic light up here and we want to keep it here. >> the state plans to replace them with flashing lights and new pedestrian crossing signs. >>> tonight we're learning more about the driver accused in that deadly crash in times square yesterday. reports say richard rojas was high on pcp when he drove his car into the crowd. in 2012 rojas told police in florida he wanted to kill officers. rojas is charged with murder and 20 counts of attempted murder in that crash. >>> a scene in the lehigh valley that neighbors weren't expected. police raided a home and took away atvs and motorcycles. the fbi will only say this is part of an active investigation. agents took a man and woman into custody. as many as ten people lived in the house including children. >>> a teen turns

he appreciates all that's been done by the people of pittsburgh in allegheny county to make this happen>> his lead attorney says the defense team is hoping they'll find an impartial western pennsylvania jury to travel to montgomery county for a trial that's set to last at least two weeks. >> we look forward to getting it done as soon as possible, and starting this trial. >> reporter: no comment from montgomery county district attorney kevin steele who charged cosby with drugging and molesting former temple university employee andrea constand in his elkins park home back in 2004. an encounter cosby called consensual. cosby sat just feet away from the first pool of 100 potential jurors each assigned a number. they saw cosby for the first time in court as they were asked a series of questions. a stunning 34 of 100 jurors told judge steven o'neill they've already formed an opinion as to guilt or innocence of bill cos cosby. >> jury selection continues in the morning. we are told it could be another day or two before that jury is selected. once that's done undone that jury will travel to mon

the judge in montgomery ordered the jury pool to come from allegheny county in an attempt to find a panel that was less composed to publicity. the jury will find whether cosby drugged and molested andrea constan back in 2004. cosby claims the contact was consensual. the trial is expected to start in norristown on june 5. >> another live picture from tel aviv, israel as we await the arriving of president trump. air force one is parked at airport. president netanyahu and is wife sara along with others are waiting for the president to step down the steps and to the red carpet. we'll try to capture it live. the president finished a two day visit to saudi arabia culminating with a speech with 50 muslim nations. he pleaded with the country to eliminate islamic extremists. >> drive them out of your places of worship. drive them out of your communities. >> president trump has separate meetings scheduled over the next few days with the israeli prime minister and palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas. he downed played expectations for significant progress on the peace negotiations. >> you s

. >> i just want to be very spa sieve acspa -- specific about the wonderful people of allegheny county. i also w sheriff's department. >> the jury selected in pittsburgh. the trial will take place near philadelphia. opening arguments june 5th. jurors will be sequestered there near philadelphia after being bused all the way from pittsburgh. cosby says he does not plan to test final. >> new information on the connection between lack of sleep and your heart health. researchers at stanford university, studied americans already at risk of heart disease. they found those sleeping less than six hours a night, were twice as likely to die from heart disease or stroke. the risk was higher in people with high blood pressure and blood sugar issues. >> great. great news for insomniacs everywhere. >> thanks, stanford. >> coming up -- the porn disruptors. yep. >> how the regular couples are camming their way into the homes of thousand of viewers, live streaming their most intimate moments and cashing in. i sat down, did the research and all that for this story. it's c ♪ ♪ >> so that's what the, the l

>> bill cosby smiles and shrugs arriving to the allegheny county courthouse surrounded by reporters and photographers but not saying word. inside common pleas court judge steven o'neill and attorneys are in the process of picking 12 jurors and six alternates who will ultimately decide the fate of the 79-year-old comedian. >> how was mr. cosby doing this morning. >> he's holding up fine. he's looking forward to it. he appreciates all that has been done by the people of pittsburgh and allegheny county to make this happen and we're looking forward to getting the trial. >> cosby's lead attorney brian mcgonagle says the defense team is hoping they'll find an impartial western pennsylvania jury to travel to montgomery county for a trial that's set to last at least two weeks. >> we look forward to getting it done as soon as possible. and starting this trial. >> reporter: no comment from montgomery county district attorney kevin steele. who charged cosby with drugging and molesting former temple university employee andrea constand in his elkins park home back in 2004. and encounter cosby called

. >> i just want to be very specific about the wonderful people allegheny county. >> reporter: bill cosbyhanking the people of the pittsburgh area moments after the panel of 12 jurors and six alternates were selected in his felony sexual assault trial. >> it's been a long hall to get here. >> reporter: montgomery county district attorney kevin steele says soon the world will finally get to see the case against the 79-year-old comedian. >> we're going to put some witnesses on the stand, we're confident in the case we have and look forward to getting it in juri' hands. >> reporter: in cosby's lead attorney brian mcmonagle said the prosecution was systematically excluding african-americans after a black woman was dismissed by prosecutors. >> i'm not surprised based on -- based on the make up of the particular venue. >> reporter: jury consultant mark, actually points out the racial make up of the jury almost mirrors the make up of allegheny county. according of according u.s. census 16% is african-american. four white women, six white men, a black woman and a single black man. experts say cos

the next hour or two it looks relatively quiet here in the immediate metro area, but toward allegheny, approaching berkeley springs and oldtown and romney moving east 20 to 25 miles an hour, to berkeley springs, 7:33 when the heavier showers get to you, hancock 7:53 and gainesboro at about 8:06. to the south would have got other showers i'm tracking here for morefield and mathias, charlottesville west toward i- 81 seeing heavier shower there. these guys will move east toward the shenandoah valley, strasburg 7:39, washington at 8:37. it will get better tomorrow and we'll be in the morning we'll see clouds, could see a shower through early afternoon, but with the sunshine we'll be in the low to mid-80s tomorrow. so we'll be much better in the afternoon. i'm just hoping to get rid of the rain for the parade downtown which i think is a 2:00 kickoff and warmer temperatures are on the way for much of the workweek, the shortened workweek, with temperatures in the low 80s tuesday, wednesday, thursday, back to 85 friday, but friday will also feet a threat for some showers -- feature a threat f

were trying to get fair and impartial jurors as i said before the city and county of pittsburgh and allegheny county the people are remarkable and the sacrifices they have made. >> and steele says the reason the second jury was struck was she was a former police officer involved in a scandal. and the judge would side with the prosecution for now. and so far seven men and four women, three white and four african-american. and a pool of jurors have been brought in and are being questioned with judge o'neal. and they will head into one-on-one questioning and possibly seated and then 12 jurors and six alternates will travel to montgomery county and decide if he is guilty of sexual accident former employee, andrea constand. >> and we are not sure how far the fireworks of today will impact the jury until they go into questioning today. bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> meanwhile the fate of a new jersey man accused of killing his 3-year-old son because the boy hindered his relationship with his girlfriend is in the hands of a jury. deliberations in david creato's case continued

it was a long day inside the allegheny county courthouse for 79-year-old bill cosby. he was held by a team this morning when he areefd. he was also helped by his team. he didn't speak at all but his attorney said this. >> he's holding up fine. he's looking forward to it. >> reporter: today was the first day of jury selection for cosby's criminal trial early next month. those jurors will decide if he is guilty of indecent assault against former temple university employee andrea constand. cosby stated during deposition it was consensual and the drug he gave her was nothing more than benadryl. again cosby's attorney seemed rather up beat heading into today's proceedings. >> we look forward to starting this trial. >> reporter: the reason things were brought to pittsburgh, they're hoping to find an impartial jury. three white males and two white females but it's not an easy task. cosby is one of the most famous people of his time. before private questioning began 100 jurors were asked 48 questions by a judge. 34 people had already developed an opinion about the case. 67 of