cosby pleaded not guilty to drugging and molesting andrea constan back in 2004. >> walter perez channel 6 "action news." >> 18 members of a banned fraternity at penn state university are facing a judge today charged in connection with the death of tim pizza, -- piaza died following a night of heavy drinking. it was nearly 12 hours before somebody called for help. a detective said the student looked like a corpse in the surveillance video. fraternity members were pouring beer on him and filming. >>> "action news" will be in the courtroom in centre county for the here's. we're there right now. stay with 6abc.com and 6abc for the latest. >> turning to the weather we're sweating it out for day two of the heat wave. >> it will feel worse by tomorrow, but relief is not far behind as we look live in wilmington, delaware. the summer-like feel is gripping us the last full week of spring. >> whatever it is it is hot out there. let's boil it down. meteorologist david murphy out there on the terrace with the sizzling forecast. >> reporter: it feels like august rather than early june. as we look at

cosby who will be 80 next month is accused of drugging and sexually abusing andrea constan at his home in 2004. constan sued cosby for sexual battery. dozens of new accusers came forward, months later a federal judge granted an associated press request to unseal the confidential deposition. constan and one other accusers among those expected to take the stands. cosby is not expected to testify, although the jury will here the deposition in the 2005 lawsuit. cosby's case was part of the race for district. the jury will be sequestered throughout the trial. "action news" will be inside to bring you all the latest details throughout the trial. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> happening today, two teens will be sentenced for their roles in the death of a classmate in delaware. 16-year-old amy joyner-francis died last year after being attacked in a bathroom she had an unknown heart condition. a 17-year-old was convicted of homicide, a second teen was found guilt of conspiracy, a judge acquitted the thirteen. >>> we have more information on the most recent london terror attack. pol

cosby who will be 80 next month is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constan at his me in cheltenham in 2004. she filed a police report a year later. bruce castor thought the case was too weak to prosecute. instead constan sued cosby for sexual battery and reached a settlement in 2006. 2014 a federal judge granted a associated press motion to unseal the deposition and 2015 cosby was arrested days before the statue of limitations was set to expire. constan and one other accuser is expected to take the stand. cosby is not expected to testify, though the jury will hear parts of the deposition given in the 2005 lawsuit. he pleaded not guilty. due to the per vasive pre-- pervasive pretrial, the case become an election issue in the campaign for prosecutor. we'll bring you all the developments throughout the day. matt. >> two people were shot anne killed in the east mount airy section of philadelphia. a neighbor discovered a man and woman sitting in the car with gunshot wounds to the head. the car with the 23-year-old man and 21 woman was parked on the ten hundred block of s

cosby was accused of drugging and molesting andrea constan at his home back in 2004. >> the jury was deadlocked after days of deliberations. the seven man and five women jury went home without reaching an agreement in the case. >> dann cuellar has reaction from both sides of the case. legendary comedian bill cosby walked out of court raising a triumphant handle, for now a free man. >> the rolling stones song says sometimes you don't get what you want, but you get what you need. >> reporter: the after 50 hours of driver's license driver's liy declared a deadlock. >> having 12 perfect strangers deliberating on your faith has to be a strain the -- on your fate has to be a strain i can't imagine. >> reporter: camille cosby painted her house's accusers -- >> how do i describe the judge, totally arrogant and the council for the accuser. >> reporter: from the district attorney? i'm not going to talk about camille cosby. >> reporter: excoriated by the defense case, kevin steele promised to put the case on trial again. >> we'll look at everything involved and then we'll retry it. >> reporter:

. >> reporter: accuser, andrea constan showed no signs of disappointment. saying she is ready to give it another try. >> she believes things happen for a purpose, i think the purpose is to encourage other women to come forward. >> reporter: we are confident that the proceedings have given a vice -- voice to the many victims who felt powerless and silence. these high profile cases are intensive, but those who question the time and resources to try the case again, kevin steele said simply -- >> you can't put a price tag on justice. >> reporter: the jury charge hopes the next trial will takes place in 120 days. the question is where the next jury will come from, because it seems everybody has heard about the cosby trial by now. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> of course, reaction to the mistrial declaration was swift. "action news" spoke with several people who appear to be split about the trial and impending retrial of could also could say on the sexual assault -- bill cosby on the sexual assault charges. >> mr. cosby as old as he is, i guess they did

the mistrial is cloaked in mystery, though both commentedded including the accuser, andrea constan.ound one left her upset and inspired, and both sides bitterly divided. >> reporter: legendary comedian bill cosby walked out of court raising a triumphant hand now a free man. his team declaring victory however temporary. >> we came looking for an acquittal, but like the rolling stones song says you don't always get what you want, but you get what you need. >> reporter: the jury was deadl. that caused the judge to declare a mistrial. >> 52 hours having 12 perfect strangers deliberating on your fate has to be a strain i couldn't imagine. >> reporter: a spokesperson read a statement from cosby's wife. >> how do i describe the counsel for the accusers totally unethical. >> reporter: from the district attorney i'm not going to talk about camille cosby and whatever. >> reporter: excoriated by the defense, kevin steele vowed to put you him on trial we'll evalw the case and take a hard look at everything involved and then we'll retry it. >> reporter: accuser, an andrea constan is ready to giv

cosby is charge with drugging and molesting andrea constan at his home in 2004. last night, cosby's defense team asked the judge to declare a mistrial. the judge declined that yet, again. as we look at the live picture outside the montgomery county court 0 house we awaiting on the arrival of kossuth street, dann- bill cosby, dann cuellar has more on the growing frustration. >> reporter: after five days of lengthy deliberations, bill cosby left the courthouse wishing everyone a happy father's day. >> they have seen the entire evidence now. >> reporter: the jury emerge from deliberations to ask another question they want to reread the testimony of the canadian detective and brother-in-law of andrea constan the one who suggested they record phone calls and contact a top civil lawyer before calling police. the defense attorney objected to the repeated request to review testimony suggesting some jurors were trying to convince other jurors to bring an end to want deaded lock. he said why have seen with this jury i have never seen in 30 years getting one to change. bill

the mistrial is cloaked in mystery, both sides have commented according to the accuser, andrea constan who could be the heart of a mistrial. round one left her upset. >> reporter: legendary comedian bill cosby walked out of court raising a triumphant hand for now a free man, his team declaring victory however temporary. >> we ciem looking for a -- we came here looking for an acquittal. >> reporter: after 52 hours of deliberations the jury declared itself hopelessly deadlock. that prompted the judge to declare a mistrial. >> what was mr. cosby's reaction? >> 52 hours having 12 perfect strangers deliberating on your fate has to be a strain the likes of which i can't imagine. >> reporter: cosby rep read a scathing statement from cosby's wife. >> how do i describe the judge? overtly arrogant and collaborating with the district attorney. how do i describe the counsel for the accusers, totally unethical. from the district attorney. >> i'm not going to talk about camille cosby and whatever. >> reporter: excoriated by the defense, kevin steele vowed to put him on trial again. >> we'll evaluate

he is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constan at his home in cheltenham in 2004. judge opened the day by speaking to the jurors they were selected in allegheny county and sequestered throughout the course of the trial. the judge met with each one of them individually and addressed them in open court and talked about following the court's instructions to maintain a fair and impartial trial. then it was time for the prosecution to give their opening statement. the assistant attorney said trust betrayal and consent was violated. he placed a young trusting woman into a state where she she could not say no. constan believed the pills were her balance supplements and left her frozen and powerless. the defense is addressing the jury. the attorney said the only thing worse than sexual assault is a false accusation which is an attack on human dignity that could destroy a life. constan and another past aaccuser is expected to testify at the trial. cosby himself is not expected to testify. trial will continue this afternoon. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> our co

. >> reporter: it's ans jury, they asked for andrea constan's testimony the night of the assault and testimony with the cheltenham detective's interview with the comedian. >> sometimes jurors have a point of view and they want testimony read back to approve to the juror on the other side of the argument, you see what i am saying is true. >> the jurors have to put the pieces together. >> reporter: now, cosby is facing three felony charges, if found guilty he could be behind bars the rest of the his life. he turns 80 next month. jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> a police impersonator in the lehigh valley may have struck again, upper salken police released this sketch, a driver claims he was stopped while traveling on landisville road overnight. he was wearing a black short with police on the front. when the driver asked for his name and badge number, the man ran back to his car and drove off. he is suspected of similar events in white hall township. >>> the school district is facing a short fall of $8 million. the superintendent says cost increases from pensions and charter sc

he admitted to giving pills to an free i can't constan and touch -- andrea constan and touching her. >> he admits the sexual touching after miss constan ingested the benadryl. he admits that he touched her again till area and touched her breast. >> while deposed cosby described the encounter between permission and rejection. he said he will not take the stand in his own defense in this trial. >>> washington is abuzz in the aftermath of james comey testimony where he officially put the president on blast. he testified for two hours and then he returned for a private closed door session. abc's lana zack is in washington today. the sounds like like the take aways were surprise, surprise, very partisan. >> reporter: hi, tam, i think you probably nailed that. in essence it's become something of a litmus test how you heard his testimony how you feel about the administration about the last administration, but fundamentally what people are in agreement about is this just the beginning. the bombshell james comey testimony brought a new spate of headlines. >> i was concerned that he might lie a

. >> andrea constan indicated she would be cooperating in a new trial. >> you're not off the hook, buddy>> reporter: we're told he's spending the weekend with his family quote enjoying this moment. his bail is still set at $1 million. he paid that when he was originally charged but remains free as the legal proceedings go forward. >> and we continue our live team coverage live in center city and that's where you spoke with cosby's defense team tonight. what did they tell you? >> they're telling us first what to tell you about a retrial could mean. it could mean a new sequestered jury. more of cosby's accusers testifying and more taxpayer dollars all in hopes of getting a verdict. >> he's entitled to a verdict in this case and the citizens of montgomery county where this crime occurred are entitled to a verdict. >> the montgomery county district attorney vows to retry the sexual assault case on behalf of accuser andrea constn stan and the constituents. >> i don't think you can retry it again. >> a retrial would start everything from scratch. for cosby's team, today's mistrial indicated a

richard shaver led the investigation into andrea constan's sex assault claim. constan man taints cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her in his home in 2004. he maintains that the encounter was sexual. >> after miss constan ingested the benadryl cosby admits he touched her genital area and her breast. >> upper darby police said there's evidence a terrible trend that's getting worst by the month. officers responded to 5 heroin overdoses. >> they are in the window, screaming for help, somebody help me, i said what's wrote my mom and daddy are locked in the, i can't get them out of the bathroom can you help plea. narcan revived the parents. a new report found there was a 37% increase in drug-related overdose deaths just in the state of pennsylvania that breaks down to 13 people a day. >> newly released surveillance video photo of one of the suspects on the loose in a baby formula heist in the lehigh valley at wholesale warehouse may 27. detectives say four men used an employee card to enter the building when they stole 120 cases of formula worst $11,000. police a

long is anyone's guess, a total of 6 questions have been asked most recently they asked to hear andrea constan's testimony from the night of the alleged assault they requested to listen to the testimony of a cheltenham police detective's interview with the 79-year-old comedian i. >> some jurors have a point of view and they want testimony read back to approve to the juror on the other side of the argument, you see what i am saying is true. >> the jurors are putting the pieces together. >> now the defense is convinced this is good news for them as far as a not guilty verdict. experts say this could go either way, it's just a matter of getting all of the jurors on one page, we'll have to see what the verdict is and when we find out we pass it along to you, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. the "action news" team will continue to stay on top of any developments from the cosby trial and we'll bring you the verdict on "action news" and 6abc.com if and when it happens. >>> louisiana congressman steve scalise remains in critical condition this morning, the third ranking house gop le

the lawsuit was brought by andrea constan who said that cosby drugged and assaulted her back in 2004. the civil lawsuit was settled for an undisclosed amount. it currently remains to be seen how the jury will decide the criminal child. >>> a police pleaded guilty to having child pornography on his computer. he downloaded pornography of under age boys, he currently lives at a rye retirement home for priests in bethlehem. he will be sensed in 90 days. >>> officials in delaware are apologizing to parents who were not able to see their high school graduation, dozens were left frustrated and angry last night when they were locked out of the william penn graduation held at the university of delaware bob carpenter center. officials locked the doors when they claimed they reached capacity. they said tickets were limited to avoid such a scenario and the carpenter center admit the it was its mistake. >>> trump is meeting with the president of romania. he said the talks will focus on security issues and economic topics. he is the first leader in eastern europe to be welcomed by the american pres

be 80 next month is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting and degree i can't constan -- andrea constan in 2004. bruce castor thought the case was too weak to prosecute. in 2014, the issue flared back up again, dozens of new accusers came forward, months later a federal judge granted an associated press motion to unseal parts of his deposition and in 2015 cosby was arrested days before the statue of limitations was set to expire. constan another accuser is going to take the stand. cosby is not expected to testify, although the jury will hear the deposition given in the 2005 lawsuit. his attorneys argued that the publicity will make jury selection difficult in montgomery county. the jury was picked in allegheny county and the jury will be sequestered throughout the trial. we'll give you all the latest developments. everything is expected to get underway at 9:30. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> two people were shot and killed in the east mount airy section. neighbors discovered a man and woman sitting in the car with gunshot wounds to the head. she found the 23-year-old man an

cosby is expected not to take the stand, andrea constan is expected to testify and tell her story inlic for the first time. constan the former temple university basketball team staffer, maintains she was drugged and sexually assaulted back in 20004. he said the encounter was consensual. >>> it was an emotional reunion at children's hospital. hundreds gathered to thank the surgeons and the medical staff for their talent and technique. it is nothing short of a miracle that little lu -- louel could walk. are the for the family a more grim outlook before 17-year-old robert was born. >> there was a mass on his neck, he would wouldn't have had a chance. >> reporter: louhe will -- louel and robert are at chop to thank the surgeons. this is the 21st annual meeting between the children's day and their family and the staff here. >> thank you. >> reporter: they also get a chance to give an update to to e head of surgery. >> reporter: like these kids so many wouldn't able to walk without the help of chop. part of the reason is to raise awareness that medicine like this is out there. lung tumors,

meanwhile, accuser, andrea constan inered the courtroom defiant. >> it probably will be deadlocked tomorrow>> reporter: the judge has not set a deadline for how long they should last. >> everybody wants to see a resolution. >> reporter: cosby's spokesman around 8:00 with a plea for the judge to declare a mistrial. >> we definitely want this thing to end and hopefully the judge will make a decision, give us an update. >> i don't think hawaii spee sp the jury. last time i checked, they get a chance to speak for themselves. >> reporter: that jury could return and if they decide they're hopelessly deadlocked, the judge could grant the defense's motioning for a mistrial. if that's the case, it will be up to the district attorney to decide if he wants to try this case all over again. there could still be a verdict whether that's a guilty or an acquittal for bill cosby. stay tuned. another day here in montgomery county tomorrow. jim, back to you. >> risky to make too many predictions. take a look at this. want to show you the cover of tomorrow's philadelphia daily news with the headline, cliff han

he's charged for allegedly drugging and molesting andrea constan in 2004. they asked for excerpts cosby gaim gave. the 79-year-old could spend the rest of his life in prison if found guilty. >>> one couple's honeymoon got off on the wrong foot when they looked out of their window and saw the leak. united eventually canceled the flight and issued an apology saying they were working to provide customers with hotel acomidations for the night and they would get back on their way to venice today. >>> over 31 million people at risk today. are you one of them? here's bill karins with that and the forecast. >> we had another 11 tornados yesterday. over 40 in the last two days. not many today but we have a chance of large hail and damaging winds. around des moines, and for today here is the area of yellow where the slight risk is includes green bay, wisconsin, illinois, and from kansas city to st. lewis. we will see large hail and the timing is typical. they fire up late afternoon and then some through the quad cities and up towards >>> good morning. i'm meteorologi

in fact it will be the first time andrea constan will tell her story in public. she was a temple university basketball team staffer. the 79-year-old actor said the encounter was consensual. coming up at 6:00 a.m. we'll have a full preview live from the montgomery county courthouse. >>> happening today, closing arguments begin in the trial of lee kaplan, the bucks county man accused of sexually assaulting 6 girls from an amish family and fathering children from one of them. the parents gifted the girls to kaplan as thanks for financial help. the prosecution rested its case on friday, the defense did not present a case. >>> fire destroyed a home in south philadelphia, flames broke out on sheridan street yesterday afternoon. crews gained the upper hand quickly and everyone got out safely, but the home is total loss. >>> residents in bucks county are hoping a bear will leave their community and soon. the bear was spotted running through several neighborhoods in feasterville. animal control officials cornered him when he climbed up a tree. they tried shooting it with

he is accused of sexually assaulting andrea constan who met him at temple university.cosby drugdz -- owe drugged and molested her in 2004. he said the contact was consential. >>> amelia young died of cancer on friday, she was the first african-american and first woman to become president and ceo of the pennsylvania convention center authority. governor wolf appointed her as the commissioner of the pennsylvania gaming control board. she is known for her many professional achievements and her heart she helped a lot of people who followed in her footsteps. amelia young was 69 years old. >>> from our new jersey newsroom there's a warning for those in the ocean county area. you may hear the sirens from the oyster creek generating station in forked river will undergo a full volume test for three minutes, it's scheduled to begin at noon. it comes after coding problems in salem county mistakenly caused a test for emergency alert to be broadcasted across the area. >> the powerball jackpot has ballooned to $3 million. if you are missed the numbers 3, 9, 21, 24, 54, the powerball

what she testified to was strikingly similar to what andrea constan says happened to her.996 she said in a deposition everything happened in 1990. it wads when she took the stand though. this is the star witness for the prosecution. she alleges she was assaulted they watched her, they listened to her. as she described exactly what she says happened to her. this is a case of credibility and the defense tries to undermine her credibility by trying to say her statements had inconsistencies. now this next week on to the defense case. they will be putting on witnesses, special witnesses and bill cosby has publicly said he will not take the stand. >> we'll follow what happened this coming week. there's been a lot of talk about whether there are or aren't recording of comey. how people have been caught doing everything from ordering a pair of pants to world war iii. >> believe me, believe me. >>> that's what he says, believe me. but does president trump say believing me, believe me mean you should or should nlt? ould ae in different countries that we traveled, what is your nation

emerged asking for the testimony of stewart parsons the canadian detective and brother-in-law of andrea constan who contacted a top civil lawyer before calling police. the lawyer suggested some jurors were trying trying to get others to bring an end to the deadlock. there are going to be jurors that are getting compromised for the sake of getting a verdict. the judge said he didn't see any such evidence of that and added there's a misperception there is a time limit. >> we hope they would have accept the deadlock, under the charge, it's such a vague charge you could go on, you could go on, hopefully if they come back he will accept it. >> reporter: but civil rights activist alred had a different view. >> the court has pointed out and rightfully show, the jury is still actively deliberating. >> reporter: the defense cited a case and the judge will review the case and have the jury report back this morning day 6, 9:00 a.m. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> over the weekend you can catch up with any of the developments from the past two weeks of testimony and deliberations that you may have

. >> for andrea constan who took the stand on day two.ade her incapable of fighting off an assault. on cross examination the defense was quick to point out inconsistencies. when she first spoke with canadian police she said she'd never been with cosby alone before or after the alleged assault and it happened during a dinner with other people. she acknowledged those statements were wrong and testified if she said them it was because she was nervous. the defense hit hard, pointing out not only her inconsistencies but behavior some may find puzzling. >> after, and i stress after, this so-called incident the complainant continued contact cosby, accepted a dinner invitation. >> all true she says. the question now what will the jury make of it? lilli bernard is unlikely to ever get her day in court. >> unless we come up with a new theory, she is barred. >> barred because statute of limbitation laws for rape limited the amount of time she had to report her allegations. bernard and other cosby accusers helped get rid of those laws for new cases o

andrea constan said cosby drugged and molested her in 2004. he said the encounter was consensual. a jury is being brought in to hear the case. the 79-year-old former tv star could get ten years in prison if convicted. >>> this could get your attention, the powerball jackpot jumped to $375 million. nobody one. it was tied for the 15th largest jackpot in the game's history. if you missed them, here are the numbers, 3, 9, 21, 41, 54 and the powerball number 25. next drawing happens on wednesday night. >>> the roots came home to philadelphia for bands annual roots picnic. quest love and want entire band led a star-studded lineup at penns landing. ♪ the event is more a music festival than a picnic. a lot of fun. we were apt penns landing yesterday afternoon. it was a beautiful day. >> there's much more to come on "action news," sunday morning. a carport comes crashing down on top of vehicles, we'll tell you what police say led to the collapse. >> political comedian bill marh is always controversial, this morning he is apologizing for something he did on his show. >>> cars come out to c

we do expect to hear from alleged victim herself andrea constan and bill cosby not expected to testify in his own defense. 79-year-old disgraced comedian faces ten years in prison if convicted guys. >> bill cosby an institution around the philadelphia area. they had to bring in jr. ors for this right? >> they brought in after about a week of jury selection they brought in jury from alleghany county and the jury brought in from the pittsburgh area most of them, all of them knew about this trial and all of them knew about bill cosby and the question is can they separate themselves from the celebtive bill cosby and concentrate on what they're listen in court. >> you mentioned cosby is not expected to testify on his own behalf. any idea what tactic the defense is taking in this trial then? >> well, they'll try toe attack the thyme line of event and inconsistencies in this alleged victim. remember we heard a lot about all of these victims around the kupty 24 is one single case and the defense team is trying to poke holes in her timeline especially since she filed a civil suit and settled th

they want to hear more testimony of the brother-in-law of andrea constan the one who said record the phone calls and contact a stop civil lawyer before calling police. he said what i am seeing with this jury i've never seen in 30 years there are going to be jurors that are compromised for the sake of getting a verdict. the judge said he didn't see any such evidence of that, and added there's a miss perception there's a time limit. bill cosby's spokesman said enough is enough. >> we were hoping he would have accepted the deadlock, under the charge it is such a vague charge you could go on, you could go on, you could go on. if they come back, they will accept it. >> the defense is continuing to make their motions for mistrial, but the court has pointed out and rightfully so, the jury is still actively deliberating. >> reporter: the consequence cited case law in which are there significant factors that can cause a hat to deliberations. the judge said he will review the case, but wants everybody to report back to court this morning, day 6 saturday, 9:00 a.m. dann cuellar channel 6 "actio

he accused of assaulting andrea constan when she worked for the basketball team at temple university. he said the encounter was consensual. at jury is being brought in from allegheny county to hear the case. the 79-year-old former tv star could get ten years if convicted. >>> the powerball jackpot jumped to 375 million big ones. nobody one the 337 million-dollar drawing. it was the 15th largest jackpot in the game's history. 3, 79, -- 3, 9, 21, 41, the powerball number 25. >> good luck if you play. >> 7:09 a.m. a carport comes crashing down on top of vehicles, what police say led up to this. >> political comedian bill maher is always controversial, this morning he is apologizing for something he said on his show. >> race car driver with a local connection comes back to conquer the monster mile in delaware. >> reporter: most of us will be all right tomorrow, but several locations could see thunderstorms tomorrow and drenching downpours and cloud to grounds lightning strikes, i'll be back in just a few minutes with all the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> 7:12

the problem they had more than anything is andrea constan and her testimony alone.s a lot of inconsistency when it occurred and the defense was able to show that the kin consistency, that she could very well not have been unconscious at the time of the events, because according to the defense and telephone records, she was on the telephone. i think if we find that we have a deadlocked jr. here, and a miss trial is declared, i think that will weigh very heavily on the minds of the jr. when it comes to reasonable doubt. also remember 53 phone calls to piz cod by, and she took her parents to see a concert with bill cosby after these alleged althoughs. i think that is what the jr. is having a problem with. >> thank you for your analysis on this for those viewers that need updating on this, have had news in the last few minutes, the jury after 31 hours of deliberation came back and cold the cluj they cannot reach a decision. they were asked to continue their deliberations. we will stay on top of the tire. . our other legal analysts here in new york. we'll stay on top of

he claims the sexual encounter with andrea constan was consensual.en have accused him of the same thing. cosby is very confident there will be a positive outcome. if convicted, cosby could get up to 30 years in prison. >>> the time is 8:46. we will help get you out the door today and keep an eye on tomorrow traffic-wise. it is anything but a typical thursday, isn't it sal. >> it is. if you are trying to get to work tomorrow, even if you're not going to the parade, a lot of people will be on transit, especially coming into oakland. we will keep an eye on that early tomorrow morning. check in with us before you go on your commute tomorrow in the morning. this is a look at the bay bridge. it is looking pretty normal which is to say it is about a 20-minute delay before you make it on to the span unless you're using the carpool lanes. 880 northbound and southbound, traffic will be a little bit slow past the oracle arena. i'm expecting more slow traffic tomorrow along this stretch of people trying to get to the parade. so please keep that in mind. and the

he claims the encounter with andrea constan was consensual. could be get 30 years in prison. >>> in atlanta, georgia they are searching for two inmates who escaped from a prison transport and killed two guards during that escape. authorities are searching for ricky dubois that is him on the left and 43-year-old donnie russell row on the right. a prison bus was taken them to a work detail when they overpowered the guards and took their guns and shot and killed them. they fled in a green honda civic which they had stolen. row was serving life in prison forearmed robbery. dubois was serving a 19-year sentence for similar crimes. >>> there's a new report on how much traffic in san francisco is from ride sharing companies. a county by the transportation authority say lyft and uber accounts for 130,000 trips on an average day in san francisco. that is 12 times the number of trips by taxi. 15% of all vehicle traffic. the trips that start and end in san francisco. public transit accounts for all 1% of vehicle trips. they also have the most transit opt

cosby is charged with sexually assaulting andrea constan a former temple employee at his home in cheltenhamr. these claims will be heard in a courtroom in front of 12 people this week and possibly the next. let's turn to karen rogers. >> reporter: this accident is blocking warminster p chapel court. i-95 heavy traffic, southbound traffic jammed from the tacony-palmyra bridge to girard. 23 minute ride. some of the delay easing a little bit. the ben is stacked approaching theth and vine you're jammed the length matt. >> reporter: david murphy has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: mostly cloudy skies across the region. storm tracker 6 live double scan tracking light showers coming into chester those are getting e bit thicker in the western part of the county. 69 degrees right now in this afternoon we're going for a high of 79. later today north and west of philadelphia a gusty thunderstorm possible matt. >> we'll have a live report from the bill cosby trial on "action news" at noon. "live with kelly and ryan" is next on 6abc. i'm matt o'donnell. goldman sachs was one o

heard from a woman that said he drugged her a decade before he assaulted the temple employee, andrea constan25 minutes with another local news update. we'll send you back to the "today" show. ♪ >>> this morning on "today's take," two big stars join us for dinner and dancing. >>> then, get ready for ken fashions from ken jeong. >>> and find out what got me thrown into detention when i head back to high school, coming up, right now. >> from nbc news, this is "today's take." live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> it is tuesday morning, june 6th, 2017. you're listening to "bite my tongue," by the beach. >> how do we pick our songs? >> i don't know. >> aaron kim picking our songs. >> aaron. what's your mood like? >> she didn't pick our co-host. we lucked out. we got actor and comedian ken jeong. >> thank you. bite your tongue. bite your tongue. >> the first time you and i have been here together. >> yes. >> how is that possible? >> i'm on remote, ken fills in for me. >> poor man's al roquer in t er house. >> we're as unhip and urban as you can drn. >> yeah. >> you said west side because of

andrea constand back in 2004. cosby's lawyer insisting constan dark made up the assault.in at the dellities -- in fidelityies called cosby 50 times in the months after. cosby was joined in court monday by actress kisha knight pulleam. >> we are not sure exactly when she will testify, she is expected to testify this week. when she does take the stand the first time she has publicly told her side of the story, pam. >> we hear that bill cosby is just arriving now as well. has he talked to anybody? i mean he seems like he has stayed quiet through all of this? >> reporter: not so far. we are told he is arriving, he should becoming around. you are probably going to see, we see him coming you can see my shoulder that is his press person and there he is walking into court right now. it looks like he has passed all of the reporters standing by not seeking. that is what he did yesterday, yesterday he walked by, he smiled but he didn't comment and can you see he is now in court. also did not comment today. >> all right. thank you so much for that update. we are going to stay on this

constan and touching her. >> he admits to the sexual touching after andrea ingested the benadryl that he admits he touched her. >> he said he will not take the stand in his own defense in this trial. >> washington is still abuzz this morning as james comey officially puts the trump administration on blast. the fired fbi director testified for 2 1/2 hours before congress as the nation hung on to his every word. this morning the president is up and tweeting about it. abc's lana zack is in washington with what happened and what happens next, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, tam. we understand that the members of the senate intelligence committee are going to want to see the notes and memos and talk to bob muller all the begin of what might be a long process. the bombshell james comey testimony brought a new spate of headlines. >> i was concerned that he might lie about the nature of our meeting. asked the friend of mine to share the content of the memo with a reporter. >> reporter: for two and a half hours comey painted a picture of an fbi director navigating murky waters recalling a meeting in wh