kevin steele announced a retrial. >> i think the d.a.as to say he has to retry, why keep costing the citizens millionsful dollars. you had your opportunity. >> reporter: bruce castor released a statement saying he is disappointed that the effort of the montgomery county d.a. resulted in failure, reiterating back in 2005 he did not pursue charges because of insufficient reliable evidence adding that miss constan was probably the victim of sexual assault, probably did is not win trial. many who have suits against cosby for similar claims spoke out. several salt through the trial. >> it's too early to celebrate, mr. cosby, round two may be around the corner. >> reporter: outside the courthouse his loyal supporters were there. montgomery county resident gave their thoughts including footing the bill for another trial. >> let him pay for it he got the money. >> reporter: we don't know if cosby is inside his estate. earlier his spokesperson said he was looking forward to going home with his wife and spending father's day with his daughter and

district attorney kevin steele says this is his first mistrial in more than 25 years but he says thet time he won the retrial. in norristown, i'm cleve bryan cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> also bill cosby's wife camille released a family statement about the trial praising the attorneys who represented bill cosby and blasting the montgomery county district attorney and presiding judge steven o'neill. accusing them of "arrogantly collaborating." the statement also says in part "i am grateful to any of the jurors who tenaciously fought to review the evidence which is the rightful way to make a sound decision ultimately that is a manifestation of justice based on facts not lies." the jury of seven men and five women from allegany county in pittsburgh were seen leaving their double tree hotel in plymouth meeting this morning. the jurors deliberated more than 52 hours over the course of six days before telling a judge this morning they could not reach a unanimous decision. jurors who were sequestered in a hotel began deliberating on monday evening. >>> and representatives of cosby accuser andr

yes, sir. >> what challenges -- >> you're listening to district attorney kevin steele there, a pledgell retry the case and bill cosby after the jury said to the judge this morning they are hopelessly deadlocked. you heard from steele there who said, quote, we will evaluate and review our case and we will retry it. he also said he hopes this sends a strong message to victims of these crimes they can move forward. danny sa val has back with us now. he is taking a number of questions there, but there is no change in his promise that this case will be a retried. why is he so confident in your view about retrying this case, same judge, possibly the same witnesses and material? >> it's an interesting thing. the district attorney said that no man is above the law and there's no price tag on justice. i would be interested to see how many 10-year-old aelgss the month cod.a.'s office usually reevaluates year to year to decide whether or not to prosecute. it's nonsense to say this case was not special and did not have any particular meaning and different from ordinary cases in which the d.a. see

district attorney kevin steele says cosby' as kuser is willing to go through another trial and testify entitled to a verdict in this case, and the citizens of montgomery county, where this crime occurred, are entitled to a verdict in this case and we will push forward to try to get that done and get justice done. >> they should not have this man back in here again over and over for the same nonsense. >> reporter: only one other cosby accuser besides constand was allowed to testify in this trial. and so just two cosby accusers could not convince 12 cosby jurors and for the others waiting so long for justice they say it hurt terrible toll see cosby walk away getting wet from the rain and not getting convicted. >> he is still on bail. he has not gotten off the hook and he will be retried and we'll be here to see it. >> reporter: the man once seen as america's dad now gets to spend father's day no longer on trial. but still on bail. soon waiting to find out what a second jury will decide. cosby turns 80 years old jul july 12th. as many watch the cosby show now in reruns, he and everyone el

da kevin steele plans on going after cosby again. da vowed another trial.t 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 rape culture in this country where victims are blamed and shaped >> gloria allred represents many of those women and says nothing is over. >> it's too early to celebrate, mr. cosby. round two may be just around the corner. and this time, justice may prevail. >> again, by the looks sounds of things, this case might not be over, but as for things out here, the cosby estate quiet, bill, we're told spending time

. >> district attorney kevin steel immediately vowed to take the case to trial a second time. >> we will evaluate and review our case. we will take a hard look at everything involved. and then we will retry it. >> cosby will likely be right back at this courthouse in just a matter of months. the judge says he wants the next trial to start in just 120 days. constandry leased a -- constand released a statement saying in part we are confident this trial gave a voice to the many who felt powerless and silenced. she's among more than 50 women who accused cosby of assault. he's denied all the charges. >> i was sitting inside the courtroom when this mistrial was declared. and near several of the other bill cosby accusers. many felt this was their chance for justice as well. >> a conviction would have required a unanimous verdict. do we have any idea how the jury split and do we have an idea of what we're going to see at the next trial? >> we have no idea what the jury was going through at that moment. obviously people are wondering and dying to find out about that. as far as what is going to ha

. >> reporter: excoriated by the defense, kevin steele vowed to put you him on trial we'll evalw thease and take a hard look at everything involved and then we'll retry it. >> reporter: accuser, an andrea constan is ready to give it another try. >> she is ready to go again, she is a spiritual woman and believes everything happens for a person, it should encourage other women to come forward. we are confident that these proceedings give a voice to many victims who felt powerless and silence. these high profile cases are -- >> expensive. >> you can't put a price tag on justice. >> reporter: the question is where the next jury will come from, balls it seems everybody has heard about the cosby trial by now. at the montgomery county courthouse, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> across the country there's no shortage of people with opinions about the outcome of the could cosby sex assault tri. >> i think there's too many witnesses to came forward for it not to be retried again. >> mr. cosby as old as he is, i guess they didn't have enough evidence to come up with a verdict before. >

. >> 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: accuser andrea constan shows no signs of disappointment her lawyer saying she is read to give it another try. she is a very spiritual woman she believes things happen for a purpose. the purpose is it should encourage other woman to come forward. we are confident that these proceedings have given a voice to many who felt powerless and silenced. these high profile cases are expensive, but to the critics who question the sanity and rationale to dedicate more time and resources to try the case again, kevin steele said simply. >> you can't put a price tag on justice. >> reporter: the judge hopes the next trial will takes place in 1200 days. the question is where will the next jury come from, it seems everybody has heard about the cosby trial by now. at the montgomery courthouse, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> this is the end of bill cosby legal battle. th fighting lawsuits filed by ten women some pending i

district attorney, a fellow who is going to be talking, a district in montgomery pennsylvania, kevin steele, let's listen in. >> the jury was not able to come to a unanimous verdict in this case. we appreciate the extraordinary sacrifices that jurors made, coming all the way from pittsburgh and deliberating and working for the time period they did. this has been a long process to get to this point. we have to overcome a number of obstacles that were put in our way. a number of legal maneuvers by the defense, to stop, to delay this trial. we got to try our case and we got to be in a position where andrea constand and our other prior bad acts witness could testify in a court of law as to the facts of what happened to them. we will evaluate and review our case. we will take a hard look at everything involved and then we will retry it. as i said in court, our plan is to move this case forward as soon as possible. there are some good outcomes that have come from this. despite the fact that the jury couldn't come to a verdict in this case, andrea constand on our prior bad acts got the face of the

you heard district attorney kevin steele say he plans to retry the case. we asked our own legal expert how hard it would be just to pick an impartial jury. >> now you have to try and go and find an impartial jury, not only that heard about the accusations, but a person that didn't follow the trial and didn't know that it ended in a deadlock and all the stuff that came out with all the coverage. it's going to be very difficult to find an impartial jury. or just a jury that's going to be able to say they're not somehow unduly influenced from the things that have been covered so far. >> ahead, his wife camille released a statement. hear her harsh words for the prosecution. plus, gloria allred represents a number of other cosby accusers. tonight she has a message for the comedian. that's coming up. >>> turning now to our weather. a pretty muggy day across much of our region. we found families enjoying their saturday here at philadelphia franklin square park. of course, we saw some rain as well today, too. a live look from the kimmel center camera shows a wet b

. >> reporter: excoriated by the defense, kevin steele vowed to put him on trial again. >> we'll evaluate and review our case and take a hard look at everything involved and then we will retry it. >> reporter: accuser, andrea constan showed no signs of goiment -- disappointment, she is ready to give it another try. >> she is a very spiritual woman and she believes things happen for a purpose, i think the purpose is like in steele said, it should encourage others to come forward. >> reporter: we are confident that these proceedings have given a voice to many who felt powerless and silenced. they say high profile cases are expensive, but to the critics who question the more time and resources to try this case again, kevin steele said simply. >> you can't put a price tag on justice. >> reporter: the judge said he hopes the next trial will takes place in 120 days, the question will where the next jury will come from, because it seems everybody has heard about the cosby trial by now. at the montgomery county courthouse, dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> 7:05 a.m., across the country the

. >> reporter: district attorney kevin steele says his team will be ready to meet the judge's directionf retrying the sexual assault case within four months. and he has little doubt alleged victim andrea constand will testify against cosby again. >> she is entitled to a verdict in this case and the citizens of montgomery county where this crime occurred are entitled to a verdict in this case and we will push forward to try to get that done. >> reporter: we asked the district attorney if he knows the break down how many jurors wanted to convict cosby. he says he's not aware at this time. he also says this is the first time he's had a mistrial in about 25 years. but the last time, he won the retrial. in norristown, i'm cleve bryan cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> all right, cleve, thank you so much for that update from the courthouse. >>> now, earlier bill cosby's wife camille released a family statement about the trial praising the attorneys who represented bill cosby and blasting the montgomery county district attorney and presiding judge steven o'neill accusing them of arrogantly collaborati

kevin steele, district attorney: "we had to overcome a number of obstacles put in our way."eek a retrial on behalf of the plaintiff, andrea constand, who accused cosby of drugging and assaulting her back in 2004.dozens of other women have come forward with similar stories.the lawyer for many of them says this is not over.gloria allred, attorney: "we can never underestimate the blinding power of celebrity, but justice will come."cosby, who has always maintained his innocence, was stoic inside the courtroom.in a statement read after the trial concluded, his cosby's wife camille called the d-a, "heinously and exploitively ambitious," and accused the judge of collaborating with the d-a.cosby's legal team is vowing to fight on. supporter: "we said we love you, bill!" scott mcclean:"as for what happen inside the deliberation room, we may never know. the judge told jurors they are free to speak to the press, but not about deliberations. meanwhile the prosecution team is planning to moving forward with that retrial as soon as possible. it will need to be within the next 120 days. in

district attorney kevin steele said he'll re-try the 79-year- old actor and comedian, though it's unclear when a new trial could begin. the jury deadlocked on charges that cosby drugged and molested temple university employee andrea constand at his home in 2004. 18 people were arrested in protests last night following the acquittal of jeronimo yanez, the minnesota police officer who shot and killed motorist philando castile during a traffic stop last july. approximately 2,000 protesters marched down the streets of saint paul. the arrests came when they blocked traffic on interstate 94. during the trial, yanez testified he had feared for his life when he shot castile five times, after castile had alerted him he was carrying a gun, with a permit to do so. the case gained national attention when castile's girlfriend, who was in the car along with her daughter, live- streamed the aftermath of the incident on facebook. despite the acquittal, the city of saint anthony fired yanez yesterday. >> sreenivasan: this week, the trump administration signed a $12 billion deal to sell the persian gulf na

by the name of kevin steel who used mr.catapult for his ambition s. >> so does the 10 hours after the jury's dead lock note hint at progress we will see. we are coming back to our live picture and there is louie bernard with another victim n a half an hour you'll hear frustration and the anger in her voice when she spoke at the podium last night when reporters wanted to know what her reaction was to this situation in the deliberation process, and the note that they were dead locked, guys. >> all right. >> here we go again, we shall see, a lot of people are saying because it is friday they think it will happen when they walk back in there at 9:00 and announce to the judge we have made a decision but i don't know, i don't know. >> 6:37. >>> breaking news, out of london, again british media say police are responding to an incident outside of parliament. >> apparently a man with a knife has been arrested, but we're working to get more information and we will keep you updated but they are responding to an incident outside parlia

kevin steele, district attorney: "we had to overcome a number of obstacles put in our way."promising to seek a retrial on behalf of the plaintiff, andrea constand, who accused cosby of drugging and assaulting her back in 2004.dozens of other women have come forward with similar stories.the lawyer for many of them says this is not over.gloria allred, attorney: "we can never underestimate the blinding power of celebrity, but justice will come."cosby, who has always maintained his innocence, was stoic inside the courtroom.in a statement read after the trial concluded, his cosby's wife camille called the d-a, "heinously and exploitively ambitious," and accused the judge of collaborating with the d-a.cosby's legal team is vowing to fight on. supporter: "we said we love you, bill!" scott mcclean:"as for what happen inside the deliberation room, we may never know. the judge told jurors they are free to speak to the press, but not about deliberations. meanwhile the prosecution team is planning to moving forward with that retrial as soon as possible. it will need to be within the nex

they have not been able to. >> another big question if it's a hung jury will district attorney kevin steele retry this case. it may seem logical that he would but that is certainly something we don't know. >> we don't know but hopefully will know soon. >> if and when there is a verdict in for ris town we'll be back on the air immediately within seconds to bring it to you. both here on channel 6 and of course on 6abc.com. >> that is the story from here rick williams. >> thank you. as he mentioned we continue to monitor developments from the courthouse minute by minute and stay with "action news" and 6abc.com/cosby trial for all the breaking details. >>> time now for a check of the "action news" traffic report. lets go live to matt pellman in the traffic center. >> it's flag day and we are waiving the red flag in a few spots. 422 westbound side jammed solid from 202 in king of prussia through this point at route 29 collegeville and phoenixville exit. an exist taking out or partially taking out the right lane and at times they block off the right lane entirely. think about ridge pike or 23 to

district attorney kevin steele announcing plans for a retrial.osby 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 remains inside his home at this hour but earlier his spokesperson said he was looking forward to going home with his wife, spending father's day with his daughters and enjoying this moment. annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." walter, back to you

kevin steele, district attorney: "we had to overcome a number of obstacles put in our way."promising to seek a retrial on behalf of the plaintiff, andrea constand, who accused cosby of drugging and assaulting her back in 2004.dozens of other women have come forward with similar stories.the lawyer for many of them says this is not over.gloria allred, attorney: "we can never underestimate the blinding power of celebrity, but justice will come."cosby, who has always maintained his innocence, was stoic inside the courtroom.in a statement read after the trial concluded, his cosby's wife camille called the d-a, "heinously and exploitively ambitious," and accused the judge of collaborating with the d-a.cosby's legal team is vowing to fight on. supporter: "we said we love you, bill!" scott mcclean:"as for what happen inside the deliberation room, we may never know. the judge told jurors they are free to speak to the press, but not about deliberations. meanwhile the prosecution team is planning to moving forward with that retrial as soon as possible. it will need to be within the nex

prosecutor kevin steel, no regrets. >> we will evaluate and review our case. we will take a hard look at everything involved. and then we will retry it. as i said in court, our plan is to move the case forward as soon as possible. stemming from a 2004 incident. acquaintance said he drugged her and assaulted her at his home. cosby claimed the encounter was consensual. came more than a decade of accusations against cosby. cosby has denied all of them. in the end it was a jurors unable to decide what happened 13 years ago was legal or not. >> and after the trial was declared a mistrial, the district attorney indicated he was going to try cosby again. the judge indicated that would happen within the next four months. cosby remains free on bail tonight. erica. >> one of the things that our viewers are really reacting to online is the response from bill cosby's wife. what do you make of that. >>> not an acquittal by any stretch. cosby's team was really celebrating. cosby had nothing to say. cosby's attorney read a statement from his wife who showed up for one day of

. >> the district attorney, kevin steele hasn't ruled out trying to get more of cosby's accusers to testify>> we hope doing this and moving forward in this case sends a strong message that victims of these types of crimes can come forward and can be heard. >> reporter: now a new trial could start as early as aurocto. in the meantime cosby hopes he can get back on the road aagain working. says it could be a redemption tour. he has a story to tell. >> news of the cosby mistrial caused strong reactions from both sides gathered outside the montgomery county court house today. >> if you try this again and waste taxpayer's money, you're going to lose even more. >> i feel for these women who have come forward and i hope they don't feel that any of this is in vein. >> well, critics and supporters vow to be back when the retrial happens. nbc 10 has been with you every step of the way in this trial and of course there will be updates over the next days, weeks and months. count on nbc 10 and the nbc 10 app for instant alerts. breaking news overseas. the u.s. navy says the bodies of missing sailers hav

kevin steele said he would put cosby on trial again. >> and all of our minds, this was the right thing to do. >> more than 50 women including at least two from the bay area publicly accuse cosby of sexual misconduct. allegations he denies. constand's case is the only one recent enough for criminal charges. accusers like jewel allison, poet and former model who claimed cosby assaulted her in 1990 were there, supporting constand and hoping cosby finally would be found guilty. >> i thought it was just right there, like sitting in class and the teacher comes and writes it all out on the backboard and 2 plus 2 equals 4. >> janice baker kinney said we will continue to hold our heads high and fight for the change we want. we want and need to be the voices of those who are voiceless or too ashamed or afraid to fight for themselves. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> 17,000 pounds of cocaine, the crew of the coast kaurt cutter waesche posed with their haul of seized drugs. they're due back at their home port of alameda tomorrow. the cocaine was seized off the coast of central america over t

. >> reporter: kevin steele said he would put cosby back on trial again.e than 50 women, including at least two from the bay area publicly accused cosby of sexual misconduct, allegations he denies. constand's case is the only one recent enough for criminal charges. accusers like jewel allison, a former model, who claims cosby assaulted her in 1990 were there, supporting constand, and hoping cosby would be found guilty. >> i felt it was right there, the teacher comes and writes it out on the black board. >> reporter: we want and need to be the voices of those who are voiceless or too ashamed or afraid to fight for themselves. meanwhile, cosby's civil lawyers are still fighting lawsuits against him by ten women around the country including three women who have defamation or sexual battery suits pending here in california. cosby denies any wrongdoing. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> all right, thank you very much. >>> new at 11:00 tonight. 17,000 pounds of cocaine, take a look at this, coming from the crew of the coast guard cutter waesche. they off lo

district attorney kevin steele said he will retry the cosby case hoping that a different jury will render a different verdict. >>> police in south jersey are looking for a man who attacked a woman at parvin state park. police say the woman was able to fight off the stranger and run for help. the man grabbed the woman while she was running and hit her with a stick monday evening. the woman was not seriously in,l storm cindy has made landfall in louisiana in the northern gulf d the winds are up to 40 miles per hour and expected to continue to be a force along the louisiana texas border this morning. this is galveston, texas an hour south of houston, it is raining there. parts of the coast have been drenched in heavy rains. downpours and water spouts have left beaches deserted. governors in louisiana and alabama have declared states of emergency. >> we'll keep them in our thoughts and prayers, hopefully it will be better than that here today. >> reporter: we'll capture the moisture friday into saturday. we'll get the effects of tropical storm cindy, but not today. storm tracker 6 live double

kevin steele has said he would retry the case, hoping a different jury will render a different verdict. >>> a quick burst of storm stors meant a soaker for many of us. thousands were without power tonight. the rains came fast and furious turning the evening commute into a slow go leading to untold numbers of trees down like the 8200 block of mitchner avenue where it fell on to a home. another toppled in lardner. lawn hurst, another crushed an suv along griffith street at parks. the same happened in mayfair. kathleen captured video of the tree falling on to her suv on surveillance camera. she just bought the mitsubishi a month ago. her neighbors spent the evening sweeping up the branches. when storms snap power lines, it can cause more than out ages, they set fires in glad win this afternoon and were too dangerous for firefighters to approach until the power was cut. homeowner joe had a similar incident. his roof was damaged and the street caught fire from live wires coming down. this was the 7900 block in northeast philadelphia. inspectors were on the scene to assess the aftermath. pec

from what kevin steele understand they start from scratch so they go through all the rulings, but there have been a lot of rulings in this case, some benefiting the prosecution, some benefiting the defense. you know the prosecution wanted to have 13 accusers, 13 women, go into court to testify that bill cosby had strugds and sexually assaulted them. the judge only allowed one. that was a very big win for the defense and lead attorney brian mcmona gl really aggressively cross examined that witness. it was a priored about a bad ac and many believe he did it very effectively. the defense did have wins in court and obviously this nullification here today there was nothing positive for the defense or prosecution. bill cosby remained serious and focused. no emotion i saw on him at all when the judge read that a mistrial would be declared. >> jean casarez, thank you so much from norristown, pennsylvania. let's talk about this with our panel, avery friedman, law professor from cleveland and richard herman a new york criminal attorney joining me from las vegas. good to see you, gentlemen. avery,

da kevin steele is promising to try the case again. cosby said all along he knew it would be a hung jury. reminded those around him during court breaks, he only needed one juror to be on his side. called the conference room he went for breaks and dressing rooms himself a stage. cosby also allegedly claimed he turned down an offer by the da for a no jail deal that would require him to register as a sex offender and wear a monitoring bracelet, but the prosecution team denies any offer was made. >> vote on a new contract just days after reaching a tentative deal with the school district. union members approve the contract, it would run to year 2020. expected to learn more details following the vote. school superintendant told us new agreement could mean more stability for the district the teachers and the students. sixers fans out there. time to trust the process again. >> big deal, right. likely to learn the sixers will pick first in the nba draft on thursday so nay can take washington. here's is working out with sixers on saturday. expe

steven o'neil and argued that the media has a first amendment right to know the jurors name and kevin steel says he fears that the publicity onslaught would result and make it difficult to seat a new juror for the upcoming retrial. the jury spent two weeks 300 miles away from hire homes in pittsburgh. they deliberated whether bill cosby drugged and assaulted andrea constand in 2004 and came back hopelessly deadlocked and no verdict. the media wants to know their name. steele argues that releasing the name would have a chilling affect on future juries, the potential jurors would be reluctant to serve knohe inquiry into their lives that come in the aftermath. but lawyers representing multiple media outlets including abc, cnn, "new york times" and others argued that the media has a right to know. so reporters can ask juror what's they think about the evidence presents and the decision to retry the comedian among other questions and confirms that the jury was fair and impartial and releasing the juror's names. eric who did not work on the trial he believes that the judge will protect the jury a

kevin steele this juror did not say how he voted but made this comment that seemed sympathetic to the comedian. >> i don't doubt what he she said happened but asked for an apology and he gave her two apologies and she refused any other aid that he offered. >> and he called constand, well coached. >> and the body of the second teener that disappeared has been recovered. a person walking the beach near morris avenue found the body of ramon quinn at 9:15 this morning and they captured video of the recovery here. quinn and hand got caught in a rip current and hand's body was found in margate on monday. in hamilton township authorities recovered the body of 17-year-old marty barshoe this morning. he went missing yesterday afternoon when he and three friends went swimming in rowan lake. and the boys were celebrating the first day of summer and got caught in a pop-up storm and the intense storm triggered strong concerns and he did not make it out of the water. >>> a scaffolding collapsed after 9:30 this morning on the 400 block of walnut street. two workers suffered cuts and were rushed to t

kevin steele wants to remain undisclosed. >>> put an end to most expensive house race is mystery. today's special election between ossoff. at least $40 million spent for this race. >>> senate democrats now trying to slow republican efforts to replace the affordable care act and doing it with words. spent much of last night trying recent backdoor republican meetings on the bill ahead of a vote next week. last night democrats took over the floor with back to back speeches about what they call a shameful health care bill. >> isn't just about individual families who are vulnerable. this is really all americans who suffer when you have other americans not getting the benefits of health care in this country. >> congressional budget office says if the health care bill passes, 23 million fewer americans will be insured. >>> former obama administration security aide plans to challenge republican tom macarthur for house seat. launching a 2018 bid for new jersey's third district. mack arthacarthur. >>> turning to the weather. sunrise about 20 minutes away. taking a live look outside right no

kevin steele says he fears releasing the names could have a negative lawyers for several media outletsue that the jurors' names should remain public to te judicial process. >> dave murphy is here with a look at your weather. it's the first day of summer and i'm liking it so far. a nice start in most of the region. there's a little bit of shower activity off the coast but that's it. as we look outside we have a lot of sunshine beginning to build over talen energy stadium and the approach to the commodore barry bridge its a little bit muggy in some areas across on the region particularly in southern areas, parts of south jersey and delaware w-but, but that's going to subside like it did yesterday. 68 degrees in wilmington, 60 in allentown, comfortable in the northern and western suburbs. in philadelphia just slightly humid but again, those humidity levels overall should maintain fairly low conditions. so, this morning we have somepee southern portion of the region but future tracker6 shows you through most of the day we're partly to mostly sunny as thoseds move out to sea. later this aft

kevin steele disagrees promising to retry the case as early as the fall. one more development tonight. we can confirm montgomery county detectives are investigating a recording and photos taken inside a courtroom during the trial. that is against the rules and can carry serious punishment. drew smith, "nbc10 news." >>> just in time for the weekend, the ocean drive bring over townsland's inlet in cape may county is back open. it connects avalon and sea isle city. close ford about 2 1/2 months. >> new jersey lawmakers are moving forward with a measure that would expand the state's family leave law. the assembly passed a bill that would increase family temporary disability benefits from six weeks to 12. it would also increase the amount of weekly benefits that someone could claim. the bill still needs approval in the senate. >>> philadelphia's newest beer garden is open just in time for the first weekend of summer. fish town hops is on the riverwalk behind sugarhouse casino. along with local brews and cocktails you can soak in breathtaking views of the ben fr

the current da, kevin steele, made a different decision and this is the first day of this long-awaited>> reporter: remember for that clean standup comedy act and television program and most know him as america's dad on "the cosby show." now he is facing three counts of aggravated and indecent assault by andrea constance. at the time she was an employee at temple university and according to the documents, constance developed a platonic relationship with cosby who she considered a mentor. constance claimed that cosby inappropriately discussed her after she took a bill that he said would help her relax but cosby denies the allegations and said he provided her with benadryl due to the stress and that they had a consensual encounter. >> the prosecution always has the burden of proof. the strengths and weaknesses of the case are them to carry and they have to carry the case beyond a reasonable doubt. is -- if the jury is not convinced beyond a reasonable doubt they have to vote to acquit. >> reporter: being accused of sexual assault on over 50 women but this is the only case in the criminal

district attorney kevin steele told the jury that fancy lawyering can't save cosby from his own admission in a previous deposition. >> under oath in the civil deposition about his admission that he provides quaaludes or did to young women with the intention to have sex with him. >> reporter: of note today, camille cosby did not return to the courtroom to listen to the prosecution closing arguments. at 79 years old, if convicted, cosby could be looking at the rest of his life in prison. again, the jury is deliberating right now. the judge telling them he's going to let them go for a reasonable amount of time. it's unclear how late that would be tonight. live in norristown, i'm sarah bloomquist, "channel 6 action news." jim? >> thank you, sarah. when the verdict is reached, we will bring it to you here on channel 6 and online. our coverage continues at 6abc.com/cosby trial. we have a collection of videos and photographs from the courthouse, and of course, a time line of this case. >>> for the second day in a row, temperatures soared well into the 90s today in the tri-state area. and for peo

district attorney kevin steele hammered home that andrea constand, cosby's accuser, was a victim of cosby. while cosby's lawyers focused on constand's state as inconsisten unreliable. bill cosby did not take the stand in his own defense. the jury was ordered by the judge to come back to the courthouse at 9:00 a.m. to continue those deliberations. live in rr matt delucideluci delucia. >> and cosby's wife, camille, was at the courthouse for the first time at the trial. she sat in the front row across the aisle from her husband's accuse e-andrea constand. camille -- accuser, one. camille cosby showed no response. stay with us for continuing coverage of the bill cosby trial. we'll let you know as soon as the verdict is reached on air and on the nbc10 app. >>> 5:03. 75 degrees. happening today, attorney general jeff sessions will go before the senate intelligence creeping in. sessions is expected to -- intelligence committee. sessions is expected to be questioned about russia's alleged voter hacking and contact with russian officials. the senate first heard from james comey. the white house de

prosecutor kevin steele countered by using koskoff's -- cosby's 2005 and 2006 deposition where cosbycribed giving quaaludes, a hypnotic truck, to women. steele went on to say, "drugging somebody and putting them in a position where you can do what you want with them is not romantic. it's criminal." cosby is accused of drugging and molestic constand at his pennsylvania home in 2004. last week constand told the jury cosby gave her three blue pills which left her feeling paralyzed and unable to fight him off. cosby spokesperson andrew wyatt. >> mr. cosby is very confident. he's confident in his legal team. >> reporter: cosby claims his sexual encounters with constand were consensual and she never told him to stop. the judge said jurors will have dinner here tonight at the courthouse as they continue to deliberate. scott, if convicted, cosby, who is 79 years old, could end up spending the rest of his life in prison. >> pelley: jericka duncan awaiting the verdict. thanks, jericka. in another important story tonight, tomorrow attorney general jeff sessions will testify before the senate in

. >> prosecutor kevin steele called the case straight forwa forward.t's not in dispute said steal. cosby gave constand drugs and rendered her unable to fight off his advances. steal said cosby admitted to sexual contact and insisted constand could not have consented. this is romantic steal asked the jury czar tas kick klee? it's not romantic. it's criminal. now it was team cosby's team to fire back. the defendants spokesman referencing a specific female juror. >> this week she's been hearing a bunch of lice a bunch of people who just wanted to take down bill cosby because what he stood for. >> reporter: judge steven o'neill has already indicated he will let this jury work as late as they wish tonight. again they'd like to get back to pittsburgh no question about that. the case again ended around late afternoon. jury charged, deliberations underway. when we do not know we'll have the latest for you if convicted all three counts cosby could on paper do 30 years in prison. highly, highly unlikely. at his age, not the greatest of health even several years

. >> reporter: for the prosecution, district attorney kevin steel told the jury they should be insulted by defense behavior and closing argument that this case begins cosby is easy to decide because in his 2005 deposition the comedian admits to giving constand drugs, before he had a sexual encounter with her and not telling her what the drugs were. and, again, the judge just put the fate of the bill cosby in the hand of the jury in sexual assault trial. after spending about an hour charges the jury our greg argos is inside the courtroom and joining us live. >> exactly right. jury just, was handed the jury rules, actual counts against comedian bill cosby. seven men and five women are currently, deliberating right now. they will determine the fate of the comedian. dinner has been ordered by judge and staff here and there is no set time for how long this could take for the jury to deliberate into the evening basically, until they want to, they could continue to deliberate. once again, seven men and five women, six alternates are also in a separate room, everyone is sequestered as they are

district attorney, a fellow who is going to be talking, a district in montgomery pennsylvania, kevin steele, let's listen in. >> the jur

montgomery county district attorney, kevin steele, who will seek a retrial, says constand ss shown tremendousrage. >> she's entitled to a verdict in this case, and we will push forward to try to get that done and get justice done. >> reporter: cosby has been accused by nearly 60 women of sexual assault over the past several decades. the 79-year-old has denied those allegations. odrea constand's case was the only one that was still eligible to go to trial. constand testified that in 2004, cosby drugged and molested her after giving her three blue pills, which she says left her paralyzed and unable to move. resby says it was consensual. reena, the judge says he plans to set a trial date within the next four months. >> ninan: jericka duncan in norristown, pennsylvania. thank you, jericka. there was another insider attack today on u.s. soldiers in afghanistan. it happened at a military base in northern afghanistan. seven american soldiers were wounded when an afghan soldier, thought to be an ally, turned his gun on them. americans returned fire and killed the gunman. the attack comes a week after

kevin steele, the d.a., said they had a strong case going in. >> i would not have been surprised by that because we also know that the d.a. ran on a platform of bringing bill cosby to trial. the prior district attorney for that county basically said i am not going to prosecute bill cosby in exchange for cosby testifying in that civil deposition we've heard so much about throughout the course of this trial. i would caution cosby's defense team to maybe stamp down or clamp down on camille cosby's statements. she's making some really aggressive really verbal, very vocal clearly in the media statements that could come back to bite them later on. if i were her i'd probably calm down a little bit because frankly she was there such a nominal amount of time considering the length of the time of trial. >> i'm going to ask my director, will, to put that sound bite up there so all of you can understand what you are talking about, katie. the tone of camille cosby, granted, she is his wife, granted she's been put through the wringer on any number of levels as relating to this particular case. but let

. >> reporter: kevin steele did not have the victim andrea constand testify at cosby's preliminary hearingdefense attorney brian mcmonigal filed appeals, but the judge decided the case would proceed to trial. this is bill cosby's defense attorney's after the preliminary hearing. >> well, obviously, this is a travesty. they had 12 years to bring a case. they didn't, what they presented was evidence of nothing. >>reporter: jury selection was moved to pittsburgh and somewhat frail looking cosby who appointed once at the microphones talk about his fan >> i want to thank all of the people who had come to see my shows. >> reporter: cosby said he will not take the stand to testify. but his accuser will. tell her story in public for the first time. apparently, detailing cosby's actions when she went to his home on two occasions in 2004. now, there will be no live television feed or live social media feeds from this courthouse. there will be more than 100 journalists from around the world covering this trial, expected to last about two weeks. live at the montgomery county courthouse, joanne pileggi

. >> district attorney kevin steel immediately vowed to take the case to trial a second time. >> we will evaluate and review our we will take a hard look at everything involved. and then we will retry it. >> cosby will likely be right back at this courthouse in just a matter of months. the judge says he wants the next trial to start in just 120 days. constand released a statement, saying in part, we are confident that these proceedings have given a voice to the many victims who felt powerless and silent. she is among more than 50 women who have accused cosby of sexual assault. cosby has denied all of the charges against him. kenneth craig, cbs news, norristown, pennsylvania. >> cosby is still charged with three counts of aggravated indecent assault, and released on his original bail. >>> another day of protests after the acquittal of a minnesota police officer. the protests were sparked after officer jeronimo yanez was found not guilty in the death of philando castile. he faced manslaughter charges stemming from a traffic stop last july. broken taillight then. castile told the officer he

it has been restored. >> reporter: district attorney kevin steele immediately announced he'll try cosby's entitled to a verdict in this case. and the citizens of montgomery county, where this crime occurred, are entitled to a verdict. >> reporter: reassuring news to victoria valentino, one of some 60 women accusing cosby of sexual offenses. >> justice for andrea would have been justice for all of us. i will keep speaking out until i have no breath. >> reporter: but in the end professor rudovski says there will be little reprieve for bill cosby. >> he's now got to face another trial. he's an elderly guy. he's not in good health. you know, his reputation at least from my perspective has already been seriously, seriously damaged. the fact that so many women complained about him, have -- a lot of people put it in their minds that he probably did something wrong. was it criminal wrong? was it just immoral? you know, it divides people. but he's now got to face perhaps the rest of his life in prison. that's a difficult situation. but that's where we are at this point. >> reporter: this is erin

kevin steele wants to names kept secret as he works to retry to names. >>> police were called to a homearound 4:30 this morning. if victim died at the scene. high winds hit the area around 6:30 last nigh. you can see the debris flying in this video. no one was hurt but there is damage. >>> what a difference a day makes. sunny and breezy today. we are getting a break from the humidity we dealt with. it will be a great night for baseball. here is a live look at citizens bank park. let's find out what's to come with bill henley with your forecast. >> it will be nice all around. heading out right now look at that blue sky, nice and clear. we'll have sunshine through the day. the humidity has come way down. it will set us up for a beautiful last spring evening. this last day of spring summer arrives early tomorrow morning. winds right now at 15 miles per hour but we have already seen gusts to 23 or 24 miles per hour. allentown getting some of those gusts. this the dry air stretching across new jersey and reaching the jersey shore. it sets us up for a beautiful evening. first pitch at 7:05. h