denise nakano is live in west philadelphia. so how did this mix up happen? >> it all came down to a mix up in paperwork. they thought they were processing him on a theft charge. and now they are looking at policy and procedure. he was headed for drexel university police. hay had something he wanted bad. a bag taken from him during his may 23rd arrest for sexual assault. the attempted rape suspect who was transport ed from current hold should have never been back on the street. >> he did remain at large for some a amount of time. he was mistakenly released from police after being arraigned on an unrelated theft charge. a police officer recognized him and took him into custody. >> i thought it was just a stolen phone. but this is bigger. >> he stole one last month. he was vised to learn that the thief is also charged with sexual assault and had been on the lam for 12 hours. >> this really is shocking to me. i never heard something like this before. >> philadelphia police are now reviewing the paperwork mix up that set bryant free. >> maybe there's a way to mak

back to you. >> denise nakano, thanks. tonight i asked gloria allred about that lone question the jury asked tonight on the pills cosby allegedly gave to constand. she said the evidence is clear. >> there's no dispute because he admits in his deposition, in his police report interview that, in fact, he did, after she ingested the pills, grope her breasts. >> so what happens if the jury cannot come to a consensus? that is a possibility. coming up in about ten minutes a legal expert explains how the judge may encourage the panel to keep deliberating. let go back to the studios and keith jones with other news of tonight. >> we're going to check back in with you later. >>> let's go to the weather. brace yourself for dangerous heat. nbc 10 has issued a first alert for tomorrow. it could feel as hot as 100 degrees. it will be too hot for school tomorrow afternoon. the students will be released at noon tomorrow. in camden county at 1:00 and trenton public schools will dismiss early as well. let's start with first alert meteorolog

good evening, i'm denise nakano.eavy rain will blanket, which means potential delays tomorrow. >> in effect until tuesday midnoigtd, flood warnings and that's because we do have the potential for those heavy do downpours. the threat of potentially dangerous thunderstorms. and this is why we do have a first alert that has been issued here. and it does include the entire viewing area. so keep that in mind. no one's exempt. when tomorrow after 12:00 that's when expect those thunderstorms to really pick up. after 5:00 p.m., potentially dangerous thunderstorms. we can expect flooding possibly wind damage and hail. we will keep you updated on when what to expect for your monday and evening commute. denise, back to to you. >>> a colorful specktle as the area's lgbqt celebration took over the streets. >> reporter: in philadelphia they burst onto locust street. set to music and surrounded by crowds who come for the spectacle but also the feeling of pride. you came here just for this. >> absolutely. this is a good time to see

i'm denise nakano. here's what we know right now. british police arrested a dozen people today in the widening terrorism investigation, and now isis is claiming responsibility for the attack. nbc news has not been able to independently verify that claim, but authorities say they are making significant progress in identifying the three attackers who were shot and killed by police. in all, seven people were killed and nearly 0 others hurt. the first incident happened on the london bridge where a van barreled into a crowd. the three attackers then went on a stabbing spree at a nearby market. today prime minister theresa may said while the attacks in both london and manchester two weeks ago are not directly connected, terrorism breeds terrorism. >> there is, to be frank, far too much tolerance of extremism in our country. so we need to become far more row boast in identifying it and stamping it out across the public sector and across society. >> prime minister may also said thursday's general election will go ahead as planned. >>> back h

i'm denise nakano. tonight, police say the two people were found dead in an attic after barricadesing themselves for hours. the standoff happened all day today near the corner of lime court pike in upper saucon township, where the man and woman locked thoe eed themselve house setting up a showdown with police. nbc 10's andundrea klein thomass at the scene. >> reporter: when officers tried to make a stop, the suspects fled and according to the district attorney, they fired at least one shot at an officer. and tonight, that man and woman are dead. for more than nine hours, a community is on edge. >> i'm scared. is what i am. >> reporter: just before noon, an intense manhunt was under way for a man and woman believed to have shot at upper saucon township police officer. >> male has a handgun, shots were fired. >> reporter: nbc 10 got exclusive video of the suspects' car ditched in a muddy subdivision under construction. officials say police were pursuing the suspects when they ran away and fired at an offi

i'm denise nakano. jurors in the sexual assault trial had a rare saturday session this morning and quickly returned with their ruling. the jurors only discussed the case for about an hour today before declaring they were hopelessly deadlocked. leaving the judge to declare a mistrial. bill cosby didn't speak following the announcement, but the d.a. said he will retry the 79-year-old comedian. until that happens, cosby remains free on $1 million bail. we've had a team of nbc 10 reporters covering the trial since it started. tonight we have team coverage of today's big decision. nbc 10's andrea cline-thomas spoke with members of cosby's team. drew smith has reaction from outside the courthouse. but let's go to randy gyllenhaal. >> reporter: you mentioned the jurors returning for a saturday deliberation. did not last long. they were in there for about an hour before they came back, and this case was declared a mistrial one day before father's day. and the comedian known as america's dad left the montgomery

denise nakano is joining us live from police headquarters. denise, what an ordeal for the mom you spoke to tonight. >> reporter: certainly it was, jim. as she talked to us, she was in tears at some points. but she talked about her daughter and visiting the scene for the first time today. >> i wanted to take the path. i wanted to maybe pretend i was here. >> reporter: nancy retraced the steps of her daughter's final moments today in a park behind dobbins technical high school in north philadelphia. >> she was dressed in flip-flops and tank top and pocketbook and ponytail, going home. and never made it. >> reporter: her only daughter, 33-year-old deborah gulliver, at 5 feet tall, was knocked to the ground, beaten and stabbed more than 12 times. >> whoever, whatever was there, as that point in time, she put up a fight for darn sure. >> got off of the bus and was on her way home. she cut through the park area as she normally would. >> reporter: then between 2:30 and 3:00 saturday morning, she was attacked in the park at 21st and lehigh and her pan

denise nakano has new details on the suspects and the ten victims who say they were lucky to survive. >> each of the suspects is charged with ten counts of attempted murder. police day say they fired into a crowd of men, women, and children over bad blood with one guy. police say their search is over, bringing relief to this north philadelphia neighborhood. >> it's a good feeling that somebody's doing something right. >> reporter: a two week investigation led detectives to this man who turned himself in last night with the help of his father and this 18-year-old who is in montgomery county prison after an arrest on theft charges after the shooting. the night of violence happened as 30 people were dancing and listening to music at 23rd and huntingdon. >> they didn't care who they hit or whatever collateral damage was done. >> of the ten people shot a man took five bullets and a woman was struck in her side as her 2-year-old stood next to her. >> we have to find a way to resolve issues without resorting to guns. >> reporter: the arrest brings some peace. this man just returned to his no

back to you. >> denise nakano, thank you.an expert will join me to what the jury's latest question reveals about where they are in this deliberation process. for now i'm jim rosenfield live. let's send it back to you in the studio. >> everyone is patiently waiting. jim rosenfield leading our coverage of the bill cosby trial. >>> coming up next, your forecast right after the break. >> a little cooler today. stay with us. right now, our grill masters are introducing fire to steak. a beautiful char coats the outside, locking all the flavors and juices inside. a miracle happening right before your eyes. now, come eat the miracle. you can't fake steak. longhorn steakhouse. tonight's special, grill master favorites. try our new hickory salt-crusted filet, our grilled hawaiian salmon, or our outlaw ribeye. for lunch, try our steakhouse burger, or any steakhouse lunch combo. only at longhorn. >>> ep joy this comfortable weather while you can. >> we have a steamy weekend ahead. we have a look at that. >> really tomorrow is going to be

i'm denise nakano.fter six days, including a special saturday session, the jury was quote hopelessly dead locked before the judge declared a mistrial in the sex assault case. it only took an hour during today's deliberation before the jury said they were deadlocked and that's when a judge declared a mistrial. and saying a retrial will happen. we have live team coverage. the reaction from today's decision live in norse town with what's next. >> and what a couple of weeks it's been. the intense spotlight on the suburban court house and the deliberations that went on and on until today. they could not agree on these charges. >> this was the beginning of a long bus ride from montgomery county to pittsburgh tonight. they spent the past six days, unable to agree on the sexual assault charges against bill cosby. once the judge declared the mistrial, he and his representatives celebrated outside of court. a spokesperson read a statement from wife camille blasting the pros prosecutor. >> how do i describe the di

i'm denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >>> a bucks county man is convicted of sexually assaulting six ammish girl who is prosecutors say were gifted to him by their parents. lee caplin was found guilty of 17 separate sex crimes today including child rape. a neighbor's tip led police to caplin's home a year ago. caseworkers say the children in the home had no toys, no soap or even toothpaste. >>> the escaped prison inmate who sent authorities on a mab hundredth through bucks county is back in custody tonight. police say someone spotted him sleeping in a pickup truck on county line road in warrington. officers tracked him down a few hours later and surrounded him in a wooded area. >> we had him surround ed in th area. it was just a matter of time. we brought three officers in. one from the sheriffs and two from salem. we had our perimeter set up and just kind of waited him out. we had the dogs go in and flush him out. >> he's also now charged with assault on a law enforcement officer after escaping from sheriffs custody sunday night. >>> now to your first alert weather. taking it outside with

i'm denise nakano. we saw some showers the past few days, but more severe wet weather is heading our way, and that's why we've issued a first alert for tomorrow. it was another hot one today with a whole lot of humidity. now, these runners really worked up a sweat as they got in their workout in fairmount park, and it was definitely cooler down the shore. here's live look at cape may where visitors got a break r break in that heat but not the humidity, and now for the nbc 10 first alert neighborhood forecast. erika martinez with more on the big changes for tomorrow. >> that's right, denise. we're tracking the threat of severe thunderstorms moving into our viewing area by tomorrow afternoon. satellite and radar images a wider perspective. seeing active weather for western pennsylvania. this is what we're monitoring for you here because it looks like this cold front will continue to work its way into our area and because conditions right now locally are so warm and so muggy, we are definitely expecting so

. >> denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >>> hey, hey. good morning to you. flyers general manager had a busy day yesterday, making two trades involving draft picks. one to move up in the second round. with the 35th overall selection, the flyers picked left winger isaac radcliffe, a big guy. 6'4", had 28 goals in junior hockey this season and played for canada at the world under 18 tournament. you can read up on all the flyers picks at csnphilly.com. >> for the last few drafts, the flyers have accumulated quite a few prospects. with the trade of brayden schenn, you might wonder if they're in a rebuilding mode. >> are we getting younger? yeah, we're getting younger. absolutely not. i think unlike what people thing about our philosophy, we do not want to hold players back when they're ready to take the next step, we want to allow them to take the next step. so in saying that, we feel like we got some young players that are not ready, they're close. >> well, perhaps other than the fans, perhaps no one has suffered as much during the process, quote/unquote, as si

at 5:15, denise nakano will have that part of the story. remember you can always get updates on the trial sent right to your phone. all you have to do is download the nbc 10 app and you'll get those alerts. in the meantime, we'll send it back to you in the studios. >> we'll e see you at 5:30. >>> day three of 90 plus degree weather. we are in a heat wave, folks. it is taking over our area. a live look at ocean city. beach goers looking for any way to stay cool. >> it's brutal on the hot days. we even saw people running the steps. wow, those are brave people. we have team coverage of the heat wave that starts right now. . everyone is looking tr ways to beat the heat. cydney long found people cooling off. she has your most accurate forecast. we broke a record today. >> that's right. we have now officially broke a record just got the information from the philadelphia international airport. take a look the our records today. three locations in orange. philadelphia, 96. breaking the 95. allentown ask reading, both in the 90s. tying records for w

i'm denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >>> a push to protect pets in pennsylvania when the weather heats up.awmakers are urging the general assembly to act on legislation to protect pets left alone in hot cars. the motor vehicle extreme heat protection act would prohibit the confinement of a dog or cat in an unattended vehicle in a manner that endangers the health and well being of the animal. >> we as legislators are sitting in air-conditioned chambers. we're sitting in air-conditioned offices. we go in air-conditioned cars. >> police officers and public safety professionals would have the authority to get a dog or a cat out of an unintended car after a reasonable search. >> here's a look at the other stories we're following county by county. in delaware county, an 18-year-old student hearing on child pornography charges. he's accused of victimizing students from high schools all over delaware county. he's a senior at the catholic school at the time. authorities say he posed as a girl online and tricked underage boys into sending thousands of nude photos. >>> a woman is accused of stealing

we'll get his perspective on these loerkss and at 5:30 denise nakano talked about the possible jut comesnd what they could mean for bill cosby. for now, back to klk kj and jacqueline london in the nbc 10 studios. >> jim rosenfield, thank you. >> a brabd new tool for police in south jersey to prevent dangers this summer. not everyone is cheering about it. still ahead, the important role officers say this vehicle plays ob their course. >>> it's a murder from five years ago remains unsolved. what happened when he appeared before a judge this morning. ahh. where are mom and dad? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. love mom and dad' i'm takin' a nap. dude, you just woke up! ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >>> a new report suggests nursing homes aren't doing enough to prevent the spread of bacteria. many managers had little to no training on and less than half checked to see if they were using equipment properly. >>> a celebration in

denise nakano is here covering this case.is heat not kooeping some people from waiting in anticipation outside the courthouse for the verdict as well. >> people are sweating it out, but they don't seem to mind. we spoke to one retiree near the steps of the courthouse. >> instead this retiree is braving the heaten on second day watching for a verdict. >> see what the reaction is going to be. jurors spent four hours before starting up again today. >> a lot of people that probablien wouldn't be around here are around here now. >> reporter: these cooks across the street from the courthouse keep tabs on food orders and a decision in the case. >> it's a e letdown to me. that he even got himself into this. >> reporter: the trial has meant a heavier stream of customers and longer hours. some would say the trial has put the town on the map. but at least one spectator is wait iing for a return to normalcy. >> eager to know and hopefully this dies down. it's a lot of craziness all day, every day. >> reporter: the number of spectators ou

i'm denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >>> elsewhere isis has claimed responsibility for an attack on iran'sarliament in a nearby shrine. at least 12 people were killed and dozens wounded when suicide bombers stormed into a parliament session. authorities say the four attackers were dressed as women. all four were killed in a standoff. >>> a hamilton teen has been charged with murdering a mother over memorial day weekend. lis say the 48-year-old was found stabbed to death before midnight may 28th on south broad street in trenton. thabs heard her screams and called 911. police say the 18-year-old killed her. he was seen ob surveillance cameras leaving the area. the night she died. >>> more money for the families of philadelphia first sonders killed in the line of duty. that was the focus of a city council hearing today. members of the firefighter and police unions were there to talk about a new amendment to raise the city's hero award. the amount would jump from $25,000 to $50,000. >> we're dealing with another cool day in our area. >> i keep scratching my head. it was between 10 to 15 degree

denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >>> an afternoon full of breaking news. this time in wilmington, delaware. police are on the scene of a shooting where two people have been hit including a young child. >> this happened at a park near 6th and sproous streets. brandon hudson will have a live report coming up as soon as he gets there. nbc 10 is the place to be for breaking news. we'll bring you updates on all these stories as soon as we get them for the next two and a half hours and be the first to know when news breaks in your neighborhood. you can download the nbc 10 app and sign up to get alerts sent direct ly to your phone. >>> steady rain coming down earlier today in camden county. here on route 70, you can see the headlights were on out there. taking a live look at a cloudy, gloomy condition over boat house row. there will be plenty of good days for that to come. it's also cooler outside. the temperatures we can tell you are different depending on where you live. >> glenn schwartz has more. >> temperatures ranging from the 50s to the 70s. we have condit

denise nakano is there. she will have a live report coming up at 5:00. >>> philadelphia police are looking for the person who broke into a man's home and shot and killed him as he watched tv in his living room. it happened early this morning on. investigators found the back door had been forced opened. >> police say the gunman responsible for killing five people in an office in florida today was a disgruntled exemployee. the gunman walked into a business that makes awnings in orlando this morning and opened fire. five people were killed before he took his own life. he had been fired in april and once been accused of assaulting a coworker. there's no indication that the shooting was terror related. >> sentencing day for two 17-year-old girls convicted of a murdering a classmate. that's her punishment for attacking amy francis joyner in a bathroom. the other girl was sentenced to 18 months probation for helping plan the attack. an autopsy found francis joyner died from a rare heart condition aggravated by that

denise nakano are live at police headquarters where police just wrapped up a news conference. >> they just announced the arrest of two men. and a 19-year-old who was just arrested today. now police say the two men fired 27 rounds into a crowd that included women and children back on may 20th in north philadelphia. they shot ten people including two people critically and a 19-year-old named tie rel broad nex was rested. they are charged with ten counts of attempted murder. >> they didn't care who they hit, they didn't care whatever collateral damage was done but to our investigation we found out that it was indeed just one male that they were trying to struck. this male was in the crowd. that meant nothing to these guys. >> reporter: apparently the shooting was over an ongoing feud with just one man. all victims are out of the hospital and these two suspects are the only one involved in the shooting. live from police headquarters, nbc10 news. >> now to first alert weather. soggy start to the workweek. live look now at center city. streets dried out now but we've had some off and on sho

i'm denise nakano. after six