look at bill cosby walking into court just a short time ago. this is in philadelphia this morning for a pretrial hearing. part of his sexual assault case against him. prosecutors hope to have 13 of about 60 known accusers testify against him to show a pattern of prior bad cosby is 79 and reportedly going blind getting help going into the courtroom this morning. the trial not expected until next summer. >> kim: we take you back to baltimore for another breaking news event. this one dire in nature. we have a city bus collided with a school bus. we have heard of six people who have lost their lives in this. time. >> kim: no children were on that bus when it happened. >> dana: the contestants in this pageant not competing for a prize. we're going to tell what you makes these participants different from any pageant you've ever seen before. >> kim: they did the thriller dance on i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved o

. >>> pretrial hearing continues in montgomery county for bill cosby. why his attorney argue his constitutional rights are being violated tonight. sean? >> iain, josh huff in a world of trouble with the police but apparently not with his team. doug pederson updates us on whether or not he'll play on sunday plus huff talks about why he carries a gun in the first place much that's coming up later in sports. >> police and fbi agents stormed the banks of delaware river. why the water way is the focus avenue crucial collaborative drill. ♪ i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like people that weren't captured, okay? he's a mexican! she ate like a pig... i moved on her like a [bleep] i did not say that... i love war. yes, including with nukes. blood coming out of her... they're rapists... wrong. there has to be some form of punishment. such a nasty woman. i wanna be unpredictable. ...on 5th avenue and shoot somebody... she's a slob... i don't remember! and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves! priorities u

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. >> bill cosby is back in a montgomery county courtroom for a second day of preliminary hearings. his lawyers are keeping testimony from being used. vernon odom is live with an update. >> reporter: good afternoon sara, bill cosby's trial on sexual abuse and sexual assault charges is set to go in june but the pretrial wrangling remains fierce and playing out this week in norristown. day two by bill cosby's lawyers to have the sex assault charges against him dismisses or have the judge gut key elements of prosecution evident. cosby now 79 and legally blond is accused of assaulting andrea constand in '04 and she claims he drugged her first. and cosby testified in the civil case and he got a verbal agreement he would not charge him with a crime. but now unsealed deposition is a major piece of his evidence. the legal wrangling is convoluted. >> we are confident that the court will continue to carefully analyze these legal issues, they are important issues not only in this case but throughout pennsylvania and the united states. >> cosby's defense team argued this morning that the entire

plus - bill cosby also in court. the decision a judge expected to make a disturbance moving along the stalled front will bring rain and a slight chance of thunder to our area today. early morning temperatures will be our highs. we got to 63 at 1am and we wont get back there. instead well cool into the mid to upper 50s for the afternoon and dip into the 40s overnight. we dry up for thursday as high pressure returns and we stay dry and sunny through friday and into the weekend. temperatures return to the 60s as early as tomorrow and stay in the low 60s through at least monday! today: rain likely, possibly some thunder. high: 58 wind: ne 5-10 mph tonight: clearing and wind: nw-ne 5-10 mph friday: mostly sunny. am low: 43 high: 60 wind: sw 5-10 mph wind: nw-ne 5-10 mph friday: mostly sunny. low43high: 60 wind: sw 5-10 mph bill cosby is returning to court today to hear if a judge will allow testimony from an accuser's upcoming criminal trial. and opening arguments could begin as soon as today in the trial of a former sout

old they are, how cosby has been portrayed and how he is doing physical physically. 79-year-old bill cosbylead to court on the arm of a personal security staffer. they say cosby was vilified by campaign ads when caster declined to prosecute cosby more than a decade ago. they plan to also show media coverage including news conferences by gloria alred. it prompted an avalanche of new victims to come forward. he is legally blind. it is also the judge may not get the to t most controversial issues. cosby's attorneys have filed a motion against that. we are inside the courtroom. coming up at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00 we'll update you on these motions. police pulled over josh hush on the bridge yesterday morning for speegd. they say a check of his car turned up a gun, loaded magazine and a small amount of marijuana. huff is charged with unlawful possession of a weapon. he has a license to carry a weapon only in texas though. he spoke about the incident a short time ago. >> one of the things i talked about, you try to eliminate distractions and take care of your business outside of the building. he und

. >>> plus bill cosby will be back in court later today how his defense team is scrambling to keep his accusers off the stand. >>> clock has run out in new jersey gas tax hike goes into effect and if you think you are only ones feeling pain at pump think again, the other places that will charge more because of the hike. >> so, good day, everybody. we do have some this breaking news, this will be affecting everyone, throughout the delaware valley, on this tuesday, november the first, new day, new month, big problem. >> good to have have you with, thomas drayton with karen hepp. septa a workers are on official licensely on strike. city buses, trolleys and trackless will trolleys are not running this morning. the so is what running. regional rail, the norristown high speed line, suburban buses, c ct connect and lucy. >> we do have team coverage on this one. we have bob kelly tracking everything in the studio, of course but we will begin with steve keeley, to tell us more of the latest details from jefferson station. steve, kid still have to go to school. >> reporter: this is awful. look a

reporter: and the deef says there's also this. >> bruce castor, a former da who refused to prosecute bill cosby the defense says steele vilified cosby and made a campaign promise to voters, he would charge cosby. steele was running against bruce kas castor who declined to prosecute cosby in 2005. defense lawyers say cosby has been convicted in a court of public opinion in part by the ad and other media coverage. >> this is america. the judge in any case is going to tell the jurors over and over and no juror will be selected unless they can say that they believe that the defendant is presumed innocent. >> and defense attorneys say that cosby cannot assist in his own defense because he is going blind, they say he won't be able to identify any of the women who may come forward as people that he's actually met. reporting live in norristown, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> well, we're still going to have the nice warm air with us for tomorrow, and in fact some areas could get close to 80 degrees as we go into your thursday, you can see that with the 7-day scrolling across the bottom of your screen,

bill cosby and his lawyers back in a montgomery county courtroom trying to block testimony. and the candidates for president call on famous friends and family to get out the vote. >> septa workers are still off the job right now, for the second day in a row, but it appears there may be progress between the agency and the transit workers union. >> they are working hard at it and that is a good thing, i'm optimistic that hard work and sticking to the table will be helpful. >> strikes workers were on the picket line at a septa station this morning. this is forcing computers that rely on septa to find another way to work yet again today. john rawlins joins us live in center city with the latest. >> reporter: hi sara, stirrings of optimism, they were not there

well, bill cosby back at montgomery county courtroom today as his lawyers and prosecutors make pretrial arguments before a judge. cosby arrived in norristown just before 9:00 this morning, he faces a sexual assault trial next year. prosecutors want more than ten other women who have accused cosby of assaulting them to testify at that trial. his defense attorney says the alleged assault took place decades ago, and they want the accusers to pass competency and memory tests. the defense will also ask the judge to dismiss the case entirely, claiming, cosby's due process was violated. >>> with he can actually one week until election day campaign 2016 is in our area yet again. donald trump is in king of prussia montgomery county right now, along with his runningmate, mike pence of indianna, this is live look, where governor pence is now speaking as the crowd waits for trump, let's listen. >> america great again. join me in welcoming the next president of the united states

happening today in montgomery county, bill cosby's lawyers will once again try to convince a judge toep his deposition in a decade-old lawsuit out of his sex assault trial.ç cosby's lawyers claim he agreed to answer questions in that deposition under oath after the d.a. then promised that he would not be charged with a crime. the comedian is accused of sexually assaulting a former temple university employee. he denies the accusations. the judge must also decide if 13 other accusers can testify against cosby at trial. >>> new jersey has rejected a turnaround plan to fix atlantic city's financial problems that sets the stage for a possible state takeover. governor chris christie's administration announced yesterday it would not accept the proposal. the five-year financial turnaround plan called for laying off 100 workers, cutting spend and selling off vacant land. those moves would help the city pay off $500 million in debt. the takeover would give the state control of the struggling city's finances. don guardian and marty small released a statement saying in part, we are truly disappo

. > bill cosby was back in aco pennsylvania courtroom todaysbyr a pretrial hearing. his lawyers asked the court to keep out his damaging deposition in his sexual assault trial.ia cosby is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constant, a former templermer university basketball manageras backke in 2005. she filed a civil suit againstas cosby more than a decade ago. the comedian says he agreed toed be deposed after a the month be charged for the crime. a new york attorney arrested cosby last year. women and the priesthood, an idea that some catholics wouldhi like to see happen. earlier today pope francisis closed the door on that possibility. he says the church's ban on women becoming priests is forever and will never be changed. the pontiff says the issue was put to rest back in 1994 when priesthood. francis says he is not changing force. coming up next, sue has yourur full forecast which includes aus warm up.rm plus it is a classic moment frot the movie the lion kink and now it's taking over an nba arena.na >> great. > we'll have more on this on coming up

. >>> it was back to montgomery county courtroom today for comedian bill cosby, again. cosbyss lawyers argued that certain evidence in the case shouldn't be allowed in court. >> specifically, a decades old deposition. let's get straight to brad sattin. he's live outside of the montgomery county courthouse in norristown. brad? >> reporter: we are. bill cosby leaving here 15 or 20 minutes ago as you mention the the purpose of this hearing real toll prepare for the trial to get the details work out what testimony will be allowed. whether some of the victims will be allowed to testify. whether they should be life or maybe recorded. we're also hearing that the trial date could potentially move right now it is set for early june but if things speed along it could be before that. meanwhile the defense is arguing that even having this trial violates bill cosby's rights. at the heart of today's pretrial hearing whether bill cosby constitutional rights are being violated by bringing the 79-year-old entertainer to trial 12 years after his alleged drugging and sexual assault of for

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happening today, comedian bill cosby back in court for day two of his pretrial hearing.t another chance to argue that it is sexual assault case should be thrown out and challenge accusations of 13 women who will testify against cost bee. they want to keep the comedians damaging deposition in a decade old lawsuit out of his trial. cost bee accused every drugging and sexually assaulting temple university employee andrea constand back in 2004. meanwhile, prosecutors say they'll show pattern of how cosby drugged and assaulted women. >>> in this morning you decide 2016. >> we have donald trump in our area yesterday. he is going to be in miami today. in orlando, pens coal, a vying to get more support down in florida. >> yesterday made a stop in our area along with special guest. the billionaire and vice presidential runningmate, mike penned, stopped in king of prussia, using l time to denounce the affordable care act. trump renewed his promise to repeal and replace the program. the republican candidate says he would get rid of individual mandates, in penalties, currently uphel

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. >>> bill cosby's lawyers are challenging sexual misconduct claims by more than a dozen women. >>> kt dt is >>> donald trump is in our area to talk about the investigation into the hillary clinton e-mails. >>> that breaking news the septa on strike on service and city buses has stopped. nearly a million people wefected. good morning. i'm vai sikahema. contract negotiations failed. they hope to get talks started again this afternoon. buses, trolleys and subways are not running at this hour. it does not effect service in our areas outside is city. the union says the two sides remain far apart on things like scheduling and break times. we have live team coverage to help you get around the problems. pamela osborne starts us off. this is frustrating for commu commuters. >> reporter: it most certainly is. employees did not come to work. they came to strike. >> i drop my daughter off and catch the sub, so this is kind of out of the way. >> reporter: it was standing room only from the fern rock transportation area. >> we know the bus is causing more traffic. >> they say the strike now has the

bill cosby's trial date still set for june 52,017th. we're live in norristown, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> kate joins us with our forecast, let's see, casey and sunshine band, ivan brothers, earth, wind and fire. >> from the 60's and 70's. >> yes. >> it has all to do with the temperatures. >> we're not going back to the decade but we are going back to the temperatures of september, as well.oing back it will feel more like late summer or early autumn then it will feel like november, out there. today feels like november. it is gray, glummy and it is still light outside for now this time next week it will not be but big changes are on the way. we will take a quick look outside where you can see clouds have, over taken things this afternoon. we have more sunshine this morning, and sun and cloud kind of day, in and out of the cloud cover here and there but more clouds this afternoon, kind of limited the rise in temperatures late afternoon into the evening hours and you can see how overcast it is down the shore. here's tim

. >>> plus, bill cosby heads to court. the medical defense his lawyers are using to try to dismiss charges he faces. >>> as we head to break, here is a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. >>> good tribes. indians taking it this time, one win away. >> i think they will do it. >> the indians back in cleveland with fans ready to cheer them to vic interest i. >> we are ready! >> the tribe's unlikely post season heros taking the mound again tonight. looking to become mr. november! >> and we have a chance of winning a world series. he won't beat himself, he surviving member of the indians '48 championship team watching from the stands. >> yes. our city will be the center of the sport's world again tonight again tonight as the world series returns to cleveland. we have team coverage all morning long with corrina pysa and meg shaw live at progressive field but first we need to discuss the all- important game six forecast with meteorologist jd rudd. it is shaping up to be beautiful for the first day of november. good morn

. >>> still ahead, bill cosby's latest courtroom defence may leave you scratching your head. the price of that morning cup of joe may be going up. we'll tell you who to blame. >>> first, bill cairns is on a record breaking high to kick off the month of november. bill. >> what a start to november. we had record highs yesterday, the jet stream is far to the north. high pressure is building all the way back. >> stan: the ohio valley today. so we're on a streak now. we've had record highs in areas like atlanta and new orleans. three days in a orleans. four days in a row of record highs. that's pretty rare. it will be close in mobile. that's a look at your day, here's a closer look today. >> a chance to get up near 90 today, a little cooler in the carolinas, above average. beautiful fall weather conditions from areas in new great lakes. >> how about that warmth near cleveland tonight for big game six. >> they are looking to clinch it tonight. >> thanks, for that. >> just ahead, china deals its high-tech weapon of war. we have those details and a pop mar smartphone app used by milli

a $50,000 reward is being offered for sherri'ss safe return. >>> bill cosby's lawyers say the comedianects to be cleared in his criminal sexual assault case. >> and he may even plan tore start his show business career according to the lawyers. an attorney representing cosby in a defamation lawsuit wants a judge to seal documents that hold information about the comedian's compensation for performances. women suing bill cosby say that he has no future in show business and won't be hurt if that information is disclosed. but bill cosby's lawyers say that once he's cleared of his charges, he expects to resume his career. >>> well, on monday, you're going to want to look up in the sky to see that. you'll able to see very large bright moon called the super moon. eighths rare phenomenon that happens when moon gets closest to the earth during its orbit. well nasa says the best time to see the super moon is early monday morning just before sunrise when the moon is closest to the earth. what will happen then the moon will look 14% bigger, 30% brighter. last time this happened was 1948. >> pretty

. >> and, also, day two for bill cosby back in a montgomery county courthouse, on his sexual assault trial, the crucial judge rooming that could change the course of his case. >>> also, philadelphia's first african-american fire commissioner has died at the age of 76. how city leaders are remembering harold b hairston. >> good morning to all of you, thank you so much for waking up early and joining us, sue just said, oh, such a great job. we loved him. >> real liked him a lot. yes. >> well, good morning, we will get through this on this day. >> yes, if we have some questions, you're answering them. a lot of people are frustrated bob kelly, saying use the hashtag fox 29 septa to find out what they need to know. >> put your hand up robert. >> like a pop quiz, all do you have do post your question on facebook, twitter, instagram, just use the hashtag fox 29 septa team recoverage. >> day two as we mentioned of the septa strike. this was the scene last night, workers, hundreds every thousands every commuters scrambling on how to get around the city. trolleys, subway operations, as karen m

comedian bill cosby was back in court today... for day two of his pre-trial hearing stemming from a 2004 sexual assualt case. lawyers from both sides -- arguing over evidence. the judge needs to decide whether the jury will hear from 13 other cosby's lawyers are looking to keep these women out of the courtroom... arguing cosby can no longer defend himself because he is going blind and can't recognize the accusers. if certain issues are not settled in court today, a second hearing on the evidence is already scheduled for december. it has been a tedious process but former wrestler hulk hogan has finally settled with gawker over an invasion-of- privacy lawsuit. the years long legal proceeding bankrupted the company and led to of gawker dot com. gawker has agreed to pay hogan thirty one million dollars. that's a portion of the one hundred forty million dollar judgment he won against gawker and its c-e-o and founder over the publication of a sex tape he was featured in. police in san antonio texas are investigating a strange crash... :

. >>> well, adele opens up about her struggles with alcohol and postpartum depression, and bill cosby's legal team tries to those are some of the headlines on the morning news stand. the philadelphia inquirer says bill cosby wants to stop 13 women from testifying against him in a trial. his lawyer says the memories of the women have been tainted by their age and media coverage. a hearing that starts today will determine what evidence can be used during cosby's trial next june. >>> "the new york times" reports on threats against chobani yogurt and its founder because he helps immigrants. he employs about 300 refugees in idaho and new york state. well, the "times" said breitbart and other conservative websites have published misleading stories about chobani and there are calls in social media for boycott. >>> the number of children harmed by pain prescription painkillers. the number of children hospitalized due to opioid are toddlers accident tale swallowing parents' medication and teens using the drugs or attempting suicide. >>> the seattle times reports on research apparently showing bi

>>> well, here is a look at some >>> the philadelphia inquirer reports arguments presented by bill cosby's lawyers to have his sexual assault case thrown out. they say he has been exploited by politicians, the media, and accusers hungry for fame. a judge is due to decide what evidence may be knitted at cosby's trial next june. >>> "the new york times" reports president obama's first remarks on the controversial dakota access pipeline. he said the government engineers are considering another path for the proj the pipeline would threaten their water supply and sacred lands. >>> wp wi"the washington post" updates a lawsuit against lance armstrong. his lawyers asked the judge to dismiss the suit. the postal service says the millions they promoted on armstrong was wasted when he admitted to doping three years ago. >>> still to come, joe cool. on his aviators as he stumps for a rayban endorsement? >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. mill. oh, sorry. i'm doing this because maybe when i need a job, rayban may have me as a sponsor. >> the sun was too much for vi

. >>> the courtroom dram continued today in the bill cosby sex assault case. they are revisiting a battle that they have been fighting in previous hearings it's up to a judge to decide the outcome. vernon odom has the full story from montgomery county court in norristown. >> reporter: two full days of hearings on bill cosby's efforts to suppress key evidence wrapped up today. his defense team wants to block the use of a 10-year-old deposition that the 78-year-old gave in a civil case sought by andrea constand. and the d.a. promised not to use it in a criminal can trial. judge steven o'neil did not rule today and may not for equipment sometime. >> we have maintained that mr. cosby's rights are violated in a number of ways, we believe this was fair and just and to the point. >> montgomery county d.a. kevin steele is under the collar blasting the defense team who in open court revealed the names of the 13 women who agreed to testify of bad pattern of behavior by cosby. >> i hope they respect those people we have real victims out there and they are going through a

trying to get key evidence against him thrown out by the time this case goes to trial in june. >> bill cosby back in court today in what seems to be an endless chain of pretrial m maneuvers against the entertainer who is now 79 and legally blind. they are suppose to have known sexual accusers testify to a pattern of bad acts when he goes on trial for molesting andrea constand in '04. they claim the witnesses are not reliable because of time and media coverage and friendships with each other and should not be allowed to testify. the celebrated womens advocate lawyer, gloria allred represent a lot of cosby's alleged victims. >> i said the court will allow some or all of those witnesses to testify, because i do think that the prosecution is correct when it states that their testimony would tend to show a common theme or plan by mr. cosby. and therefore it is relevant. >> the prosecution says that cosby used his fame and power to friend naive young women and used drugs and or alcohol to sexual assault them. and the defense wants to suppress a deposition that cosby gave in the constand case 12 ye

kenneth craig has the details. >> reporter: bill cosby was back in court tuesday as his lawyers and prosecutors argued over which evidence should be allowed at assault trial. cosby's lawyers tried to suppress the recently unsealed deposition he gave in 2005. under oath, he has admitted he gave pills to former temple university employee andrea -- before a sexual encounter with her. she says she was too drugged to consent. cosby's attorney say the charges. otherwise, he never would have testified. she's one of dozens of women who have accused the 79-year- old entertainer of sexual assault over several decades. hers is the only one that's led to criminal charges. and prosecutors will argue to let jurors hear from the 13 other women as they try to establish a pattern of behavior. >> because those witnesses allege drugging and by mr. cosby that would show that he would know that they could not or would not consent if they were under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol. >> but cosby's defense says too much time has passed for the women's memories to be reliable. cosby has pleaded not guilty. kennet

. >>> but first, a judge reaches a decision on the bill cosby sex assault case. >>> let's enjoy the next couple of days because temps are really going to tumble. look at these highs on sunday and monday, only in the upper 40s. we will tell you what that means if you're going to go to >>> suffered from undiagnosed sleep apnea. investigators are looking at it as a potential cause of that september crash. one woman died and hundreds of others were injured. 48-year-old thomas gallagher on the floor. >>> we are also learning more about a deadly shooting of a southwest airlines employee at the oklahoma city airport yesterday. police say the suspected shooter was an ex-employee who was likely retaliating for circumstances that led to his resignation back in 2015. 52-year-old michael winchester was killed. the suspected gunman was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >>> a judge in pennsylvania has denied bill cosby's latest attempt to get his sexual assault case drugging and molesting a woman at his home near philadelphia back in 2004. the judge rejected arguments that prosecutors wait

bill cosby's attorneys claim his due process his right to a speedy trial is being violated, as it took the prosecution more than 11 years to file these criminal charges. >> from the beginning, mr. cosby's rights have been violated in any number of ways, and these hearings which were conduct by the court today were done in the way that we believe was fair, just, and to the point. >> reporter: brian mcmonday california bill cosby's attorney says his client has been presume guilty before his sexual assault trial started. wednesday afternoon he passionately asked the judge to dismiss prior bad act motion which could allow 13 women to testify as witness's begins cosby. >> district attorney kevin steel says women prove a pattern of assault by cosby. >> that motion is one that we believe that we will prevail on. >> reporter: mcmonigal argues their allegations are inaccurate, decade old and simply untrue. wednesday morning the 79 year-old comedian arrived at montgomery county courthouse, kaine in hand assisted by his staff. cosby's defense team began the day trying to get all sexual assault ch

world series beginning at 4:30, and following that another special edition of fox 10 news. >>> bill cosby arrives at a pennsylvania courthouse this morning for the pretrial hearing in a sex assault case. cosby, 79 years old, said to be blind, smiled as he arrived. his attorneys are trying to once again get the case thrown out. they pressed the judge to keep cosby's potentially damaging testimony from an earlier civil lawsuit out of this sexual promise from the government that he would never be charged. the hearing is expected to last two days. ? >> lady gaga, one of my favorites, i think she's great, breaking records with the latest release, jo anne, debuting at the top of the billboard making her the first woman it score two number one albums, since 2010. the fourth debut number one album of the year. >>> she arrived in japan today to debut the album, welcomed >> thank you for inviting me back. i can't wait to sing songs from my new album, jo anne. >> what's going on with what she is wearing there? >> goodness, it's quite the blouse. >> wow. >> lady gaga was relatively low key in a black

bill cosby will be back in a pennsylvania courtroom. attorneys for the embattled entertainer will try to get sexual assault charges against him dismissed. the judge will also determine if a previously sealed deposition by cosby can be used at trial. more than a dozen woman have accused the comedian of sexual misconduct. cosby faces ten years in prison if convicted of sexually assaulting a former temple university employee. police now in doubles as a preschool in arlington. this was the scene yesterday in the 35-hundred block of columbia pike at the "funshine preschool." the fire started in the kitchen while the children were playing outside. nobody was hurt. seven's on your side with a health alert this morning- a new study is detailing the long-term effects of zika virus on men. scientists say zika could reduce men's fertility! thats according to researchers at washington university school of medicine. they found male mice exposed to the mice without zika. they're now trying to determine if the same is true in humans. happening today--

today prosecution wants to prove that 79 year-old bill cosby had a pattern of bad behavior over his lifetimeey argued that the comedian has engaged in a serial sexual abuse scandallal. cosby's defense team says that yeah, right you are listening to woman who offer tainted unreliable memories. the cosby's team will ask for competency hearings for any of the women allowed to testify. they will call in a memory expert to reviewed their statement and say the accuser's memories are tainted by media coverage, too much time and mutual friendships with one another sharing these stories. prosecution plans to use cosby's own words from a 2005 deposition he gave for a civil lawsuit filed by andrea constand have of temple university employee. she says that cosby drugged and a all thed her inside of his montgomery county homes, the district attorney also wants to use the transcript of a secretly recorded call between cosby, and constand's mother. many legal experts say they do not expect a judge to drop the case today, this is, you know, happened several times when defense has asked for that but they do

. >>> just ahead, bill cosby's latest courtroom defense, and the price of the morning cup of joe may be going up. there's somebody you can blame for it. >> i'll take my fair share of responsibility for that. >> first, a damp halloween for many on the west coast and more rain is in the forecast. bill karins has an update. >> record highs in much of the country. in the west, a little showery. we still have some rain left over in the mountains. but during the daylight hours, we should b go throughout wednesday, affecting northwest portions of washington state wednesday evening. again, not a huge deal and that's great looks. now here's your local forecast. you can see, again, seattle, a chance of showers. for the most part, much of washington and oregon state will be dry. temperatures seasonable for this time of year, and temperatures have cooled off in northern california and central california, in the 60s. game coming up. >> good thing you're not cheering too much because you're losing some of the voice. >> maybe a sick day tomorrow, what do you think? >> the kids had you screaming las

. >>> coming up, lawyers for bill cosby launch a new effort to keep some damaging testimony out of his sexual assault trial. >>> a quiet start to november with average temps. that's going to change 78 in cumberland. we'll talk about how long the warm airstrikes around and look ahead to the weekend early >>> bill cosby was back in a pennsylvania courthouse today. it was a hearing to decide who can testify at assaulting former temple university employee back in 2004. she's one of dozens of women who have accused him of sexual assault. prosecutors are asking the judge to let 13 of those women testify in hopes of showing a pattern of behavior. >>> those witnesses allege drugging and raping also by mr. cosby that it would show that they were under the influence of drugs and or alcohol. >> defense attorneys say too much time has passed for those accusers to be considered reliable. this hearing is expected to last at least one more day. >>> turning to iraq right now. special forces have entered mosul city limits. special forces have taken the state tv building and are now engaged with isis mi

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. >>> bill cosby is back in court for a series of hearings in montgomery county. the judge is deciding whether to allow damaging testimony to be used at his june trial. the judge had to halt proceedings after cosby's attorneys had a harsh exchange with prosecutors. >>> all right talking temperatures now it's so far so good for the month of november. sky 6 hd looking live outside at pens landing this afternoon. plenty of sunshine mixing with occasional clouds and a light breeze and milder conditions than yesterday, temperatures climbing in the 70s for wednesday. how long will the unseasonable conditions stick around we'll get the latest from david murphy outside on the terrace. >> reporter: we have another couple of days before back to reality. satellite showing high clouds filtering their way through the region but overall sunshine and we'll stay with a lot of sunshine and partial cloud cover at times. temperatures are zooming and we are up to 65 degrees and light winds and it feels comfortable on the terrace. and even allentown in the mid-40s is now up to 62 and

. >>> plus a big day an important hearing in the bill cosby case, evidence a judge will be asked to decide on, in his pretrial hearing, today, here we go again. >>> ♪ >> a thriller at the white house. the first family inning ises and dances as they welcome trick or treaters for halloween, look at those moves. >> oh, my, i haven't seen anything like that in a while. >> look at that presidential posture. >> good day, it will be a good day. we will get the through this. first 2016, mike and alex with you. for those who actually watch "good day philadelphia" simply to watch septa buses go by it will be a bad day for you. there are some of you out there, i know that. how will you get to work. >> ♪ >> we have to come up with options, because we have a long way to run if you have to get from your house or to your job or to school so why don't you get on twit are right away. what option are you taking, car pooling? are you getting to work and school. >> steve said some people are waiting at the bus stop because they don't know because it happened overnight. >> at midnight. >> that is our breaking

. >>> also, bill cosby, back in court later today. how his defense team is scrambling to keep his accusers off the stan. >>> the clock has run out, oh, boy, the new jersey gas tax hike goes into effect and if you think you are only ones feeling pain at the pump think again, the other places that will to have charge more because of the hike. >>> well, good tuesday morning, we have lots of news on this day, first day of november i'm karen hepp with thomas drayton good morning. >> good to have you with us, facebook users said it the best, it will be an interesting morning. we are following breaking news. as you know septa workers are officially on strike. >> we have team coverage on this one, we have of course bob kelly and steve keeley but we will begin this morning with, who is going first. >> i'll get first. >> thanks, bob. >> it is 5:00 o'clock on a tuesday morning but first lets begin with what is not running this morning. we have been talking about it for weeks now. the the talks broke town last night at midnight, septa hit picket

at this multi day hearing will ask the court to allow so called prior bad acts testimony against bill cosby. they want 13 cosby accusers unexpected to this case to be allowed to testify at trial the entertainer used drugs and alcohol to render them impaired. unable to reject his sexual advances. noted women's advocate and attorney gloria allred represents a number of cosby accusers. she says prosecutors could use the testimony to establish what's called a common scheme. >> he knew that they were not able to consent to any kind of sexual act that they would be inn cass at any timed unable to consent. report roar coos bee is charged with drugging and sexually assaulting a former temple university athletic department employee andrea constand at his cheltenham thanks 2004. then diss trek attorney bruce castor has said he considered the criminal case weak and so promised he would not charge cosby hoping justice could be served through a civil suit. shortly thereafter, couldn't stand did indeed sue cosby and his deposition in that case produced statements that could hurt his cause. that depositio

bill cosby faces three felony indecent assault charges. they all stem from an incident in 2004, involving an employee at temple uni attorneys say he is "legally blind." they claim that prevents the 79- year-old from seeing his accusers and could hamper his defense. wells fargo paying out another big settlement -- 50-million dollars to be exact. the banking giant is now accused of overcharging homeowners for appraisal fees. those fees are typically 30-dollars or less...but wells fargo was charging at least three times that amount. a spokesman for wells fargo insists avoid a long litigation process. this comes two months after a wells fargo scandal where bank employees opened millions of fake accounts without customers' permission in order to boost sales numbers. forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell we area ahead of a cold front most of the day allowing us to upper 60s to near 70 by this afternoon. the cold front then stalls over us later today and tonight helping with some showers tonight. a low moves along that stalled front

you have any information, please, contact the police. >>> we have new information tonight, about bill cosbyhat he thinks his future holds, in the filing of defemation suit in massachusetts, cosby's lawyers say the comedian expect to be cleared of criminal sexual assault charge in montgomery county and restart his career in show business. he has pleaded not guilty in assaulting former temple employee andrea constand, approximately 50 women have claimed cosby forced unwanted sexual contact on them decades ago. >> campgrounds in south jersey being being transformed to help veterans back on their feet. "eyewitness news", in franklinville, where deserving veteran will soon call this micro house home. the first of 60 new homes constructed on that property. we've been following this story and today, a ribbon cutting ceremony marks the occasion. the recipients will receive the keys to his or her new home on christmas. >>> well, it is a traveling work of art lining never seen before. at least in the united states. and it is only making one stop, philadelphia. >> the word prompts an interesting quest