the chevy suv pulls into the estate in elkins park.osby and his team begin what they're calling a victory. the sexual assault case has been declared a mistrial. according to a spokesperson. plans for moving on have started. >> going home, and spending father's day with his daughters, and just enjoying, enjoying his moments. >>reporter: even though the celebration could be short lived. da kevin steele plans on going after cosby again. da vowed another trial. at this moment, cosby team seems unphased. >> i think the da he has to say that he's going to retry it, be it why keep costing these citizens millions of dollars? you had your opportunity. >> reporter: the cosby faithful and there were many in support of the 79-year-old seemed confident. >> if you think it's going to take and waste taxpayer's money you're going to lose again. >> reporter: there was no shortage of those who wanted to see cosby found guilt. many watched as he drop off. one of them >> he didn't know we received. we're sprouting up, looking for reform, undercovering the

. >>> bill cosby is waking up this morning in his elkins park home, the sexual assault trial behind him for now. >> the district attorney intends to retry the community. the jury spent 52 hours deliberating before the mistrial was declared. they simply could not reach a unanimous verdict. dann cuellar has more on the decision. >> 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 came looking for an quittal, like the rolling stones song says you don't always get whrawpt, -- what you want, but you get what you need. >> reporter: the jury was hopelessly deadlocked that prompted steven owe feel to declare a misfor atrial. when was mr. cosby's reaction? >> relief. >> reporter: moments after trial end cosby rep read a scathing statement from camille cosby. >> how do i describe the judge be owe vertically arrogant and collaborating with the district of attorney. how do i describe the counsel for the accusers, totally unethical. >> i'm not going to talk about camille cosby and whatever.

>> walter, bill cosby returned back to his elkin park estee shortly after the judge declared the mistriale are plenty of opinions from both sides. >> the reaction to biive returning home, two fist in the air. this after the judge declared a mistrial in the case of the 79-year-old. district attorney kevin steele announcing plans for a retrial. the cosby team quick to respond. >> the d.a. has to say they'll retry it but why keep spending millions of dollars. >> bruce caster released a statement saying he was disappointed that the case resulted in failure reiterating in 2005 he didn't pursue charges adding miss constand was probably the victim of a sexual assault, probably doesn't win criminal trials. >> today many accusers spoke out. several sat through the trial. >> it's too early to celebrate, mr. cosby, round two may be just around the corner. >> outside the courthouse, supporters were also there. montgomery county residents gave their thoughts including on footing the bill for another trial. >> let him pay for it. >> he's guilty, but it is what it is. >> we don't know if mr. cosby remai

against cosby relating to the allegations he drugged and sexually assaulted andrea constand in his elkins park home in 2004. let's bring in brandon hudson who is with me live in norristown tonight. cosby was pretty quiet tonight despite all this waiting. >> he was very quiet as he walked out. the jury went home a half hour earlier than the past two nights but they focused on the testimony of andrea constand and a chelting ham police detective. another night without a verdict as fans chanted cosby's signature phrase, cosby didn't respond to them or any questions. >> any more confident? >> reporter: cosby's spokesman says that the comedian remains up beat. >> he is taking it one stride at a time and staying focused and is in good spirits. fwlrt the jury asked two questions, one focused on the testimony of the police who says that cosby gave her allergy medicine to relax. the jury listened to constand's testimony again. constand was in the courtroom with her mother but they showed no emotion. >> i think these are intelligent jurors and they want to be knowing they made the rightn says that he has

if he is freed he would be allowed to go back to his elkins park home and deliberations will continue tomorrow. people were waiting all day for a resolution but that will continue into tomorrow. >> continue it will, rand reque randy gyllenhaal, thanks. the district attorney's office says even if they don't reach a unanimous decision they could find him guilty or not guilty on one or two counts and deadlocked in a third but that wouldn't necessarily result in a mistrial. so there's the explanation on that. and our legal expert says the jury deserves praise tonight. we'll explain why in about ten minutes. for now let's go back to philadelphia and jacqueline london for all the other major stories tonight. >> jurors were engaged and curious. >>> tonight, more than 3,000 graduates stood in the heat at drexel university's commencement ceremony. the ceremony took place at citizens bank park. it is the second year they held commencement there. in bucks county the heat interrupted central south graduation. ambulances were sent to the school at 5:30 this evening. seven people were treated for d

cosby is accused of drugging and then sexually assaulting constand at his elkins park home in 2004. >the media has presumed him guilty, not innocent. >> reporter: cosby has maintained his innocence. constand continued to meet with him even after the alleged assault. however, his defense will be challenged by cosby's own words during a 2006 deposition. the actor and comedian said he gave constand three blue pills to help relieve her stress and subsequently engaged in sexual activity with her. now andrea constand, the former temple women's basketball manager who was forced out of obscurity will tell her side of the story and it will be up to a jury from pittsburgh to decide what story they believe. now that trial begins tomorrow at 9:30 and is expected to last two or three weeks. the jury will be sequestered and closely monitored by the sheriff's department. reporting live in norristown, aundrea cline-thomas, neems 10 news. >> crews will be inside the courthouse tomorrow for the start of the trial. you can always use the nbc 10 app for instant notifications can and updates as it's happe

she spoke about that visit to cosby's elkins park home. she wanted to talk about her future with the temple women's basketball team. and that cosby gave her three blue pills. he started grabbing her. she was incapacitated and woke up the next morning and left. she testified at the time she didn't want top stir up trouble and cause retaliation. cosby's lawyers tried to poke holes in her story. we'll look for that to continue later today. live in norristown, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >> thank you. count on nbc10 for complete coverage of the bill cosby trial. look for updates on air and on line and get alerts sent to your phone. >>> a 6-year-old remains in critical condition after he and his mother were shot near a park in wilmington. >> the boy is a kindergartner at thomas edison charter school. the principal says the gunman was aiming at someone else when he shot the child three times and his mother once yesterday afternoon. the shooting happened a few feet away from one woman's home. >> did you hear the gunshots? >> yes. boom, boom, boom -

the comedian accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a temple university employee at his elkins parkome, this happening back in 2004, the jury was chose never pittsburgh, and will spends the next few weeks deciding the comedian's fate. coming up at 8: 15, we'll have two lawyers in our studio to discuss what we can expect for bill cosby as the trial get started tomorrow. of course, we will be there to cover that trial from start to finish. >> for many people, their ears, still running this morning, after the roots picnic yesterday. >> here we go. make some noise. >> yes, 10,000 people showed up at festival pier throughout the day. the roots started the music festival ten years ago, this year's opening act was stellar with a extended number with rapper tariq, pharrell joined them on stage, the line up also included salage thunder cat, and lil wayne did not make it to the festival as planned. >> 7:34 this morning, the phillies finally show some signs of life. the rookie, who stepped up big, to help the team, get a much needed win. ♪ ♪ the best way to get together is with a treat you mak

yesterday constand told jurors a montgomery county court that cosby gave her three pills at her elkins parkome in 2004 and she was unable to stop cosby from molesting her. seventy-nine year-old cosby faces sexual assault charge that he is could put him in prison for 10 years. cosby is not expected to take the stand in his own defense. >>> time is 5:35. in business news this morning a new campaign can help, keep your children safe, on the internet. >> and macy's and sears are in the spotlight this morning, money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning again, jill. >> reporter: good morning, jim and rahel. futures pointing to a lower open, dow jones who 47 points yesterday, nasdaq finished 20 points lower. more bad news for country's biggest retailers, shares of the macy's hit a six year low after the company warned that profits could be weaker then expected, and macy's new ceo says the brandies still valuable but it need to do bed der, telling customers about their low prices. mace a estimate add a rooftop with restaurants and green space. meanwhile s

right now we're tracking heavy rain heading toward elkins park and germantown in the next couple minutesld the same story. feasterville a little after that. swarthmore about 5:37 right by the springfield mall. trevose 5:39. olney and brookhaven later

now, constand says cosby drugged and assaulted her while she was incapacitated inside his elkins park home in january of 2,004. now, over the years, more than 50 women have come forward with similar allegations, against bill cosby, but only one of them will be allowed to testify in this trial, in addition to constand. now, attorney charles berk err of kline and inspector sat down with "eyewitness news" to explain why. >> and the purpose of her testimony is to show that mr. cosby has acted as to other women in a way that's similar to what miss constand says that happened to her. that parallel is relevant. the judge has decided, is relevant to his intent, his motive, his patterns, his habits, and his practice. >> and bill cosby is expected here at the courthouse, around 9:00 a.m., if he is convicted co-face up to ten years in prison. now, we are told this trial is expected to last about two weeks. but for now, live from the montgomery county courthouse, i'm trang do, cbs-3 "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank youment. >>> in other news this morning, closing argume

constand says cosby drugged and assaulted her, while she was incapacitated inside his elkins park home in january of 2004. now, over the years, more than 50 women have come forward with similar allegations against the comedian, but only one of them will be allowed to testify in addition to constand. now, attorney charles berk err sat down with "eyewitness news," to explain why. take a listen. >> and the purpose of her testimony is to show that mr. cosby has acted as to other women in a way that's similar to what miss constand says that happened to her. that parallel is relevant. why the has decided is relevant to his intent, his motives, his patterns, his habits and his practice. >> and still this trial is based on constand's accusations only. now, bill cosby is expected to arrive here around 9:00 a.m. if he is convicted co-face up to ten years in prison. but for now live from the montgomery county courthouse, i'm trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," rahel, jim, back to you. >> closing argument are scheduled today for the trial of lee donald kaplan, the bucks county man accused of rapin

right now we're tracking heavy rain heading toward elkins park and germantown in the next couple minutes, wynnefield the same story. feasterville a little after that. swarthmore about 5:37 right by the springfield mall. trevose 5:39. olney and brookhaven later on. lansdale pennsylvania where i used to live 5:41 and ridley park at 5:45 and again this is the approximate time of the heavy rain arriving, some of these spots are already seeing some of the lighter rain and on the other side of that you will see some drying. however, even where this rain is not swiar you have low lying clouds and some drizzle in some spots. and let's go ahead and look at those clouds. plenty of that today. does look like we're looking at mostly cloudy skies and once we get rid of this rain over the next hour or two, we'll wind up with some lingering drizzle and eve shower still possible. visibility a bit of an issue in spots. we've got in low lying cloud cover. looks like the fog isn't too bad in most places but low enough to give you that drizzle on the windshield even if you're not in those active showers. it

cosby's accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a temple employee at his elkins park home in 2004. cosby's trial is set to begin next week. >>> to the nation's capitol president trump is expect to withdraw from the paris climate accord during an event at the rose garden. president trump decision has lawmakers on both side of the aisle divided, mitt romney tweeted affirm nation of the par ace agreement is not only about climate it is also about america, remaining the global leader. house minority leader nancy pelosi calls it a grave threat to our planet's future. arguing that the agreement creates burdensome regulations and cost jobs. >> i hate to see us harm our own economy by agreeing to something that other people, who were agreeing with are going to do it. >> the climate agreement is aimed at reducing carbon emission toss curb global warming, every nation signed on but two, war torn syria and nicaragua. they caution that the plan could change before trump makes his decision publicly at 3:00 p.m. >>> philadelphia police arrested a 18 year-old man accused of trying to kill his se

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. >> reporter: the reaction from the suv carrying bill cosby as he entered his elkins park home two fistse air. reaction of the deadlocked jury came in quickly with district kevin steele announcing plans for a retrial. the cosby team was quick to respond. >> i think the d.a. is saying he has to retry, why is he costing these citizens millions of dollars. >> reporter: bruce castor saying he is disappointed that the effort resulted in failure saying back in 2005 he did not pursue charges because of insufficient evidence adding misconstan was probably the victim of a sexual assault, probably did not win criminal charges. the accusers many who have civil suits against cosby spoke out, several sat through the trial. >> it's too early to celebrate, mr. cosby, round two may be just around the corner. >> reporter: outside the courthouse, his loyal supporters were there, late today montgomery county residents gave their thought including their opinion footing the bill for another trial. >> no. >> reporter: we don't know if he remains inside his estate. earlier his spokesperson said he does look fo

instead he'll spend the day at his home in elkins park with his family. >> reporter: the reaction from "action news" from the suv from bill cosby as he entered the he will kin also park home two fists in the air as judge declared a mistrial in the sexual assault case of the 79-year-old. the district teacher steel announcing plans for a retrial. the cosby team was quick to respond. >> i think the d.a. he has to say he is going to retry, why keep costing these citizens millions of dollars. you had your opportunity. >> former district bruce castor released a statement saying he is dewpointed that -- disappoind that the effort resulted in failure. he said in 2005 he did not pursue charges due to insufficient reliable admissible evidence adding miss constan was probably the victim of a sexual assault, probably does not win criminal charges. the attorneys for many ray accusers spoke -- accusers spoke out. several sat through the trial. >> it's too early to celebrate, mr. cosby, round two may be just around the corner. >> reporter: outside the courthouse his loyal supporters were there, montg

reporting from elkins park, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> our website has more coveragef the cosby mistrial for a recap of the testimony and the latest reaction go to 6abc.com. >> if you're just waking up with us on on sunday morning, a new report showing businesses own by president donald trump are booming. his business ventures are enjoying a banner year. members at the his club in florida are up 25%. so far this year, the club has taken in $37 million. his bed bedminster golf course brought in 20 million. the new hotel owned by the federal government has made $20 million since opened last september. his assets worth 1.4 billion dollars. this week former house speaker newt gingrich and adam shift are the guests, they will be facing questions about president trump's admission that's under investigation in the expanding probe into russia's interference in the 2016 election. this week starts at 10:30. >> happening tomorrow, jury selection is set to begin in the trial of philadelphia district seth williams. williams faces federal bribery and fraud charges. prosecutors say

university worker who looked at cosby as amen for, up until that encounter at his big stone mansion in elkins parktestimony is being allowed from one of the other woman, who says cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her in 1996 so again we are probably about four and a half hours away from the opening statements, prosecutor gets to go first, and then brian mcmonigal, cosby's well esteemed defense lawyer going next, and then both cosby in the only denying charges but brian mcmonigal is confident he will win once he gets his side of the story, guys. >> we will be learning more, steve keeley this morning, thank you. >>> police are searching for gunman who shot and killed two people inside that car. officers found a 23 year-old man and 21 year-old woman both shot in the back of the head. thinks on the 1,000 block of sidney street in east mt. airy on sunday. first responders pronounced them dead at the scene. >>> happening today, closing arguments begin in bucks county in the criminal trial against that man lee kaplan, the five two-year old faces a long list of charges after police found 11 girls, age

if you're boarding at fern rock 0 or elkins park you're boarding from the out bound trains.accident at gravel hill road street or byberry would be a better bet. typical morning slowing. crash on i-95 near cottman that's gone. >> thank you, matt. let's head over to karen rogers. it is looking like a gorgeous start to the weekend. >> reporter: it is, wall-to-wall sunshine. temperatures are warming up, it is 65 degrees already in philadelphia. heading up to 81. we'll see lots of sunshine mix with a few clouds, just a slight chance for a late-day thunderstorm in one or two spots. most of us stay dry partly sunny tomorrow. south of the city we'll have clouds in the morning and potential for a shower, dry, 77. sunday turning cloudy, the rain is holding off. the whole weekend is nice. sunday, 80 degrees, chance for a shower, looks to be late in the day if not at night. monday a gusty thunderstorm and showers, 80 that's when it gets unsettled the week is off to a cooler start. tuesday, 71 and wednesday, 71. the week is looking good, tam. >> we'll send you back to "g.m.a." and see yo

then he assaulted her in his elkins park home in 2004. s pleaded not guilty. >>> this morning, a 6-year-old remains in critical condition after he and his mother were shot near a park in wilmington. the kindergartener's teacher said the perpetrator was aiming for someone else when the child and his mother were shot yesterday afternoon. police are still searching for the shooter. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with you watching the roads, moving through center city. watching the vine here, cameras at 24th street. there's a crash on the westbound side. that's taking out the left-hand lane. looks like a tow truck on the scene. police officers there, as well. we're only seeing a few lanes getting by on the vine. the westbound side toward the schuylkill see something slowdowns. there's a crash in abington on highland avenue around susquehanna road. and the schuylkill expressway still pretty slow on the eastbound side following an earlier crash around spring garden street. 31 minutes now from the blue route to the vine. average sp

told her story, testifying about what she called a humiliating, confusing night in bill cosby 's elkins park home. constand who has smiled much of the time on the stand, describing meetings and dinners with the actor and comedian had a sharp change in tone when asked about that night in january of 2004. there to talk about her career change, constand, said that cosby returned from upstairs with three pills. constand testified that he said that these will help you relax. she replied, and what are they are they natural, herbal. she said cosby nodded yes put them down, they're your friend , they will take the edge off. seven minutes past, constand told the jury that she was seeing double, her legs now rubbery, she said cosby sexual ly assaulted her on a nearby couch. asked about her attempts to resist she said in my head i was trying to get my hand to move, my legs to move and i was frozen. i wanted it to stop. constand is central witness in the sex assault case begins cosby. during her testimony, cosby sat at his table, slowly shaking his head in disagreement with many of the details at times

constand says cosby drugged and assaulted her while she wa his elkins park home around january of 2004. now, over the years, more than 50 other women have come forward with similar allegations against cosby, but only one of them in addition to constand will be allowed to testify. now, attorney charles becker every kline and specter sat down with "eyewitness news" to explain why. >> the purpose of her testimony is to show that mr. cosby has acted as to ot miss constand says happened to her. that parallel is relevant. why the decided is relevant to his intent, his motive, his patterns, his habits and his practice. >>> now, if convicted cosby could possibly face up to ten years in prison. this trial is expected to take about two weeks. but for now, live from the montgomery county courthouse, i'm trang do, cbs-3 "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> bus twi weeks, thank, thank you. meanwhile in other news today, attorneys will present their closing arguments today in the trial of lee donald kaplan. fifty-two year old bucks county man accused of raping six girls, who are living in

former temple employee andrea constand says cosby drug and sexually assaulted her at his home in elkins parkal, cosby is not expected to testify. >>> let's turn to katie for weather. >> all and all not a bad day, jim we could see a spotty shower but generally speaking this is actually a day of transition, we start to brighten up. it is a very gray sky across the delaware valley right now and with time there may be a spotty shower but the storm that was bringing thaws dreary weather is making its departure and we will start to see high pressure rebuilding and nice warm up. these values definitely are not a sign of things to come, this is just for today mid 50 's at the airport as well as down the shore. today's high only 66. about 15 below average. but look at this every day gets more warmer and warmer and warmer to the point that we are back in the 90's by monday and tuesday. all and all a nice week toned give spotty showers or storms second half saturday but all and all you've got a full party scheduled, you are golden here, meisha. >> we were talking about that earlier. all right, category

constand said cosby gave her three pills that left her incapacitated and then assaulted her in his elkins parkome in 2004. cosby pleaded not guilty. >>> tonight town leaders are expected to vote on a smoking ban for the north wildwood boardwalk. if it's passed, anyone caught lighting up on the boardwalk would face a $250 fine. >>> we'll have another update in 25 minutes. ♪ >>> we're back. it's 7:30. very busy wednesday morning. it's the 7th of june, 2017. we'll go back to the crowd in a new minutes. >>> thas headlines. isis is reportedly hopped overnight in o tehran. ts is testifyingn the parliamena and a new "washin has appearanc. the report claims that president asked coates to clean on then-fbi comey, to tack off of the investigation. testify tomorrow morning. >>> baseball history scooter jeannette had four home runs for a major league record. he went five for five, with ten runs batted in. no major leaguer had five hits, four homers, and ten runs batted in in a single game. >> my family rooted for the reds growing up. so, that's awesome. >> that was a good night for them. sometimes they sa