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we are lookin they were killed. >>> good afternoon and thank you for joining us at noon. i'm andrea roane and the world is watching to see whether president donald trump decides to pull u.s. out of the paris climate accord. as weijia jiang reports from the white house, the president is is expected to reveal his decision later this afternoon. >> we are going to cancel the paris climate agreement. president donald trump is expected to live up to that campaign promise. sources tell cbs news that the president told senior advisors he will pull the u.s. out of the paris climate accord. >> you will find out soon. >> reporter: in 2015, former president obama and 195 countries formed the agreement that pledges to reduce carbon emissions that contribute to global warning. expect this is a thing where we are in it together. >> reporter: mr. trump discussed this with european allies at the g7 summit in italy last week. >> i could say that the u.s. will continue to take climate change seriously. the leadership that america >> reporter: president donald trump will announce his decisio

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so now he's lookin looking at ly years in state prison. >> reporter: the da says more charges could come for the people who may have helped baker while he was on the run. the judge set the bail for baker at $100,000 cash. the da thanked the law enforcement community for efforts to find baker as quickly as they did. live in west chester, back to you, dawn. >>> i'll take it. luckily he's off the streets. thank you much, joanne. >>> caught police say they have got two men who opened fire on crowd people shooting ten of them. commissioner ross and central detectives held a news conference this afternoon. announcing the arrest of 19-year-old tyrell broad knocks of west arizona street. he turned himself in today. now 18-year-old quadir burrell who'll lives on west lehigh avenue right now in montgomery county prison on theft charge. philly pd will pick him up tomorrow to face charges in the shooting. they say on may 20th on the 2500 block of north 23rd street, the two men fired into a crowd of people including children. those people were outside. they were dancing. they were listening to music.

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the 79-year-old courthouse looking tired from the wear of the prolonged trial an old man ostensibly lookin his nightmare appears to be coming to an end and perhaps there was a hopeful note to that end when the jury asked for the definition of reasonable doubt but those hopes may have been dashed when the jury also asked for about a dozen excerpts from cosby's deposition in which he talks about obtaining quaaludes to give to women he wanted to have sex with. they also asked for the portion of constand's testimony where she talks about telephone calls to cosby as well as phone records introduced as evidence. in addition they asked to hear a portion of her mother's testimony where she talks about her two and a half hour phone conversation with cosby about a year after the sexual encounter a call in which gianna apologized and described himself as a quote/unquote sick man. the defense dam argued that the jury essentially wants to hear the whole trial all over again. deliberating now for more than 40 hours, that a mistrial should be declared but the judge ascan deliberate as long y want. >> the

special counsel robert mueller's office is taking it over in addition to lookin looking intor the trumphad involvement with russia's hack of the 2016 presidential election. >> day three of jury deliberations in the bill cosby sexual assault trial over tonight. the comedian left the montgomery county courthouse just an hour ago still no verdict. the jury pouring over evidence and testimony from the trial. they have had a number of questions today wanting to go over again what they heard in court. our chris o'connell was back in the courtroom today and joins us live in norristown tonight. chris? >> reporter: well, iain, the anxiousness, the restlessness continue to grow outside the montgomery county courthouse on day three of jury deliberations still no verdict. we're going on 28 hours of those jury deliberations, and now some are starting to wonder whether they'll even be a verdict. >> bill cosby leaving court once again with his future hanging in the balance. >> obviously everybody is working really hard. we're all exhausted and we're going to go home and get some rest. >> reporter: the

lookin at price action yesterday -- trish: i don't know how you do that. >> i would add the fed surprisedmarket being very detailed what they will do with their balance sheet. trish: nicole, they have got to. they have printed so much money they have to figure this one out, right? this is what everybody is concerned about, sort of in the overall scheme of things. how do you bring back normally, given what the fed had to taken on? >> that is exactly the word, normalization. the idea just raising rates a little bit, winding down that balance sheet a little bit. it is $4.5 trillion. you had a great chart overtime from lehman brothers to operation twist to what we're seeing now. we're at levels we have been drinking the kool-aid. if you want to be optimistic you can say ultimately the idea here the fed and traders believe ultimately policies they're betting on will go through. that the economic recovery is still underway. while it's a little more tepid of late, the idea of things are still okay. that holds everything afloat. trish: together. but if we take into consideration andy's point, doe

this jury is lookin ty're retrying the case. what more are they going to ask for closing arguments, opening arc j i think they have all the evidence they could ever want and hopefully we can come to a finality this some way somehow. >> said attorney gloria allred who represents other cosby cruisers of the marathon deliberations. >> fit needing to longer than dark it will go longer than today outside the courthouse advocates taking advantage of mass media coverage about constd about victims in general. >> the defense has been using tactics of victim and shaming. these tactics are used to intimidate survivors but andrea, she will not be intimidated. stand in your truth. no shame in being alt. survivor. >> reporter: at 4:50 this afternoon bill cosby tweeted froom where he's been hold up in the courthouse "i appreciate the fans and supporters outside court us what wearing we love bill cosby shirts. thank you. aso tick, tempers are growing short and frankly some folks areru duringg of testimony this afternoon, a juror was noted to be

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. >> steve: lookin' gorgeous. >> jimmy: love his wife, nancy walls. one of my favorite comedians.stic. and i just met the kids backstage. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: good kids. cute, good looking kids. nice, polite kids. >> steve: polite? not like your kids. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, i don't even talk to those bastards. [ light laughter ] one of them's probably in jail. [ light laughter ] you should be incarcerated. >> steve: from military school. >> jimmy: you don't talk to -- you have twin boys you don't talk to, right? for how long? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: how long? when's the last time you saw them? >> steve: i saw them -- i saw them at the hearing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: steve carell and i are playing a really fun game tonight called "blow your mind." >> steve: oh. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you don't want to miss it. it is -- it is good. plus, she's a great actress who you can see in two new netflix movies, "to the bone" and "okja." lily collins is dropping by. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: two interesting films. great. oh, we have great music tonight from m

they come lookin' for -- >> for the toughest of the tough, huh? >> that's what i hear.she would -- she'd -- if you went to her, she'd try to help you. >> could have been an unhappy client. >> could well have been -- >> someone who had -- didn't like the results that they got from her. >> could have been. or could have been a member of the victim's family. >> reporter: the list of potential suspects could be as long as her client list. yet, chiquita's brother-in-law says he can't understand how anyone could do such a thing. >> heartless. completely. to do her that way. when i get on my knees at night, i pray he'll get justice. >> reporter: police were confident they would get their man --or woman. and something up a street pole gave them hope. outside chiquita's office were city surveillance cameras and traffic cams. did one of several cameras see someone enter after greg left? there may not have been a trail of blood, but with a little luck, those cameras just might give them a portrait of their killer, or killers, suitable for framing. coming up -- >> she sees the wall

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in fact iain has been lookin lon what people have been saying on facebook and twitter. you got lot to talk about. >> as you know lucy social media lit up today the age we live in 24/7 how about some of these tweets just a few of them we'll show you here's one that says calling the then fbi director a liar not a smart move by donald trump lawyer hash tag comey hearing. then how about this? from candace. potus where are the tapes? hash tag comey day hash tag comey hearing and then one more here, from kathleen who says, is this amonte python exit? i mean this dude has more vague non answers than my last cheating boyfriend. so that's just a sample of what was out there on social media today. twitter was lit up an lot more of that for you on the web and you can watch the full testimony and read comey's statement all online head to our website fox29.com. >>> on to your fox 29 weather authority now. as we take live look at rehoboth beach on this thursday night. so you ready for summer because we're gearing up for heat wave look at it out there. let's get right over to meteorol

. >> today we have really seen mrt he was lookin looking for in moy county, and this deadlock shows the night guilty that mr. cosby has been saying the entire time. >> the attorney representing nearly three dozen other cosby accusers hell out hope a verdict could still be reached. >> this is not a vindication of anybody and it's not the end. it's not over until it's over. it did happen to meme did it happen to me. >> reporter: courtroom version of a tie ballgame led to heated arguments between cosby accuse accusers. >> he drugged me and raped me. >> those sympathetic to the legendary entertainer. >> one accuser took it all in. wondered allowed whether someone on the jury was mesmerized by america's dad. >> they still confuse the character with the actor and they don't realize that the actor is just an actor. >> you feel like maybe at least one of these jury roars may be looking at cliff huxtable and not bill cosby? >> absolutely. >> reporter: it's not at all clear how the jury is broken down at this point. is it six-six, 11-one. we can tell you that cosby spokesperson andrew wyatt made

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