rogers has the update from accuweather and what to up in the >> sky6 live hd looking from our temple university camera. 12:47 p.m. cloud cover out there rightttt bteot done at lste're okay. >> can you pull some strings. >> reporter: iyou know i know people. storm tracker 6 live double scan we're looking dry through the area today is a dry day. it's chilly out o what d b s pje acaaa s-inch range in the area. plowable snow. the lighter area of blue is 3 to 6 and less in south jersey and delaware. i think a good idea of our general thinking right now although the models are not in agreement. it depends on the placement of the low. the euro is showing it farther out, giving us significant less, that's showing less than an inch of snow. that's different from the namho elun am ietter understanding of where the models are going. at this point i would say it looks like a plowable snow north and west of the city. the timing of it isably the worst of it late wednesday morning into wednesday evening. the commute have anow and gusty winds that's going to be a tough one. the exclusive accuweather seven-day

. >> 6abc's "inside story" is presented by temple university. ♪ new tv, new speakers, netflix.s is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? don't get me wrong, you have killer tech mrs. d, but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, literally engineered for streaming. good advice. i've also got some ideas on a better cereal selection, which i will keep to myself. experience netflix on the 100% fiber-optic network made for streaming switch to fios and get a year of netflix on us with a two-year agreement. ♪ >> welcome back. pennsylvania congressman patrick meehan is not running for reelection in the delaware county area, but numerous people are coming in to put their names in the hat. do you think there's a front runner who's emerging? somebody that you like? >> not that i like particularly, but there has to be a front runner, the man with the most cash. rich lazer seems to have monopolized this particular congressional district in terms of the cash. i've heard rumors of 3.5 in the independent expenditure and 1.5 in the campaign

the woman in her 30s had head injuries she was taken to temple university hospital where we are told stable condition. >>> a tree crashed into a home on can he -- keller road in berywn the tree went through to the first floor. no injuries were reported. >>> action cam was in atlantic city last night where we found the strong wind gusts tore siding off the highrise of the old trump plaza. several floors were exposed to the elements. snow fell into the night making summer feel a long away away. some folks took it in stride as they went for a walk in the weather along the boardwalk. >>> updates for the forecast a tap away and swipe away you will find storm tracker 6 live on your phone or tablet. 6abc app is a free download your your mobile device. >>> if you're just waking up with us, details on how to win an orlando vacation from >>> oscar nominations and jennifer lawrence in her new spy film red sparrow. >>> let's take you live outside, overlooking the philadelphia international airport. 5 degrees, look at there, the sun is coming out joy joy joy but we have to conng. meteorologist ch

let's take you live outside sky6 live hd the temple university camera giving you a look over the center city skyline. meteorologist chris sowers will return with an update on the exclusive accuweather forecast. what's in store for today he's going to let you know. more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound) ♪ ♪ ♪ like buying a home. ♪ ♪ ♪ (knocking sound) traveling. ♪ ♪ ♪ even getting married. ♪ ♪ ♪ at citizens bank we can help you refinance both your federal and private student loans. so you can start saving and get on with your life. ask a leader in student lending how we can help you reach your potential. >> towns are what are called the hill towns of new york state are under a state of emergency this morning. look at all that snow. they were buried under four feet of snow, not fun for everybody. this area is southeast of the state capital of atorm knocked out of households, they are checking on people with special needs. this guy has the right idea. >> reporter: snow like that was fun when you were a kid you call kids up, and tackle each othe

concerned neighbors in philadelphia want to know where their elected officials sphand n the temple university football stadium? they met across from where temple wants to build the stadium. long time residents say the stadium is part of the continued efforts to gentry phi their community. >> how much the mayor of philadelphia wants to raise taxes to pay for schools. >> millions more americans included in the equifax hack. we'll tell you how much was stolen and a geyser in downtown delaware. >> double scan live showing pouring rain, parts of new york state with heavy rain. tomorrow, detail on the change over of snow where you live and the intense wind gusts in the accuweather forecast. >> who needs lebron james? lebron and the cleveland calves can't beat the sixers, know what i mean? we have that story and more when "action news" continues tonight. ♪ ♪ i pinky promised my little girl a fabulous garden party for her birthday. so i mowed the lawn, put up all the decorations. i thought i got everything. almost everything! you know, 1 in 10 houses could get hit by a septic disaster, and a bill of

let's get you outside, sky6 live hd the view looking back from the center city skyline from our temple university camera. things are starting to quiet down now. it's windy out there we don't have anymore precipitation falling, there are slick spots on the back roads, but as gray was mentioning, things are slowly start to improve around the philadelphia area. storm tracker 6 live we set this in motion for you here's the last of it, the outer edges of it is pulling away, a couple of spritzes and sprinkles south and east. it is very very light. berks county, the lehigh valley the poconos everybody is above 32. most of the main roads should be wet at this point. 222 west of fleetwood, snow showers there off to the southeast along 422 a couple of mixed rain and snow showers here through berks and northern counties. temperatou are below mid 3 the magic number is 32. once we get above that, snow and ice starts to melt. trenton, 367. dover, 37. cape may 38 degrees. winds are whipping, 40-mile an hour gusts at philadelphia international. reading, 33. cape area here that sawhi thind speeds yesterday, denni

. >>> community organizers and neighbors in north philadelphia voiced their concerns on temple university proposed football stadium. they met at carver high school at 16th and norris street across from where temple wants to build the stadium. it's part of the temple's continued efforts to gent fie -- gentry -- gentrify their neighborhood. >>> philadelphia flower show kicks off tomorrow and this year's theme is wonders of water. you can get an up-close look of all the wonder of this career's flower show watch the special tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. on 6abc. looking forward to that. >> nice to get a taste of spring. >> 457. now we're tracking a massive nor'easter that's bringing rain right now strong wind and flooding could be next. >>> if you have taken a selfie and thought my nose looks kind of big, it's not just you. see what researchers at rutgers found out. >> see the video of a college basketball player who was brought to tears during a meeting with his coaches. >> good morning it is 5:00 a.m., friday, march 2. tam is off, jeanette reyes joins us. >> the rain has been falling most of

if you're heading to temple university ambler campus a crash blocking the ramp from 309 northbound to butler pike. the ramp shut down because of that accident. there's a new one in chadds ford, south of painters crossing along route 1 baltimore pike at south point drive, a vehicle into the guardrail there. south jersey, belmawr, camden county not so bad. wet on 42. a few headlights coming northbound on 295. on this thursday morning. matt and tam. >>> many people across the area are waking you mean in the dark and the cold again. >> the action cam is live in medford township, burlington county. take a look at this, one bigotry across the roadways, power lines down, as well came down along robin hood drive. following the storm, officials in medford declared a state of emergency because of so many situations like this one. >>> bucks county was hit hard. this is video from bensalem where electrical wires came down and began to burn. drivers and pedestrians were told to avoid the area at for the road at meeting road off bensalem boulevard. >> outage also from peco, 56,000 customers are in

. >>> temple university administrators will talk about the next steps for the stadium proposal. since the proposal of the stadium opponents of the project have rallied. they say it will likely need to more trash, more traffic and force low income residents out of their homes. the project is set for the intersection of broad street and norris. >>> 5:06, 36 degrees outside. back to weather and storm cleanup in and around philadelphia. nbc10 is around lincoln drive where crews are clearing away limbs from fallen trees so traffic can fall safely and smoothly. >>> in lehigh valley, the weekend storm is one of the most damaging it's ever dealt with. >> crews have restored power to hundreds of homes. hundreds in our area still without power. trees toppled over in doylestown, it took down power lines. leaving homes and businesses with no electricity. branches and debris still litter streets all across the county. meanwhile, airports are already getting ready for the next nor'easter. philadelphia airlines are issuing travel waivers for later this week. check with your airline if you qual

. >>> and face-to-face, temple university sits down with north university neighbors who sat down with people who could change their lives and homes forever. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >>> right now at 11:00 the two powerful storm sums see right there on the radar are about to join forces and bring a second round of nasty weather our way. rain, wind, and snow will once again pound our region. i'm erin coleman. this storm will not be the same as the one that did so much damage last week, but it can still bring down trees and power lines as our area struggles to recover from last friday's nor'easter. depending where you'll live you'll see a wide range of snow and rain. the poconos will get a lot of snow and the shore will see more rain than snow. we're start with brittney shipp and what you can expect today. brittany. >> you can expect our first alert go in effect at 11:00 p.m. we do expect to see light rain and depending where you are light snow as early as tonight. the first alert is in effect with the exception of the shore. it starts at 10:00 p.m. tonight and goes until 7:

i'm looking at the temple university camera and creating visibility issues, and this is what it looks like on stormtracker 6 live double scan. here is what to note as you look at this. these are all the flashes, lightning strikes happening now. in not only south jersey, look at a couple of strikes here. can you see that there? that is a live lightning strike in trenton along i-95. it was raining and now thundersnow. that is giving you the sign of the intensity. as this nor'easter is kicking in and producing a significant amount of snow coming down through parts of the region and lets go in close toward this. the motion of this area. heavy snow lifting northward, and westward. and this area you see the lightning strike along i-95 and thundersnow. coming down at a good clip. i was checking the rates here. this is 1 to 3 inches an hour. we have not seen is race through here and accumulating quickly and staying over i-95. snowing heavy in chadds ford and media and the blue route and 309 and i-95 in trenton and farther we see the movement of the band there shifting up to the north and as w

finally tonight temple university filled with the sounds of jazz. ♪♪ ♪♪ the department of jazz studiesthe annual eventually ellington high school jz a schools were invited to temple to take part and performed the works of duke elliot and other big band composers and arrangers and received inval ub feedback on their work. and the best part of this great music. >> abc world news tonight with david muir is next on channel 6. and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams and ducis rogers. and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> tonight, the nor'easter hitting in just hours. slamming the east coast, up to two feet of snow expected in some places. schools in philadelphia already closed. bracing from philly to new york city to boston tonight. nearly 200,000 without power, without heat already because of the last storm, and now this. >>> also breaking at this hour yet another major departure at the white house tonight. just as the president declares

. >> temple university administrators will talk face-to-face with members of the surrounding community today about the next step for the stadium project. since announcement of the stadium, proponents of the project continue to come out saying that the new stadium will likely lead to minority and residents living nearby to be ousted from their homes. the project is scheduled to be built in the intersection of brought and norris. the project meeting tonight at 6:30 at mitten hall. >>> wells fargo will get $250 million of upgrades. it made the announcement yesterday. upgrades include a new court and ring side seat. the arena has been the home to the sixers since 1976. it was since joel embiid was born. he tweeted out just build a new one. that suggestion would cost more $750 million. >>> 4:07 and 30 degrees, today will be pretty nice, i heard our meteorologist say which is great. now it's time to get prepared for what's coming in today and tomorrow. let's check in with crystal ck i klei. >> make sure you've got a shovel in the car, a dangling tree branch, take it down, get someone to take

here's sky six live in hd from our temple university camera looking at a nice shot of the center cityo throughout the rest of tonight n fact looking at weather headlines it is still breezy but we're dry on monday, clouds will be increasing as we get into tuesday, late tuesday into wednesday, we are tracking a potential of another coastal storm across the delaware and lehigh valley. high today in philadelphia at 48 degrees. we should be where we should be for this time of the year. forty-four in the city. forty in allentown. forty-seven in dover. at the coast in cape may 46 degrees. forty-three in beach haven. wins are a factor right now we have had winds gusting earlier today up to 38 miles per hour, in the city sustain wind right now out of the northwest at 22 miles per hour in the city same thing in allentown. 17 miles an hour sustain wind in lancaster but they are dying down in cape may and beach haven at 6 miles an hour satellite six with action radar, showing you it is dry but we still have those cloud shields because of that nor'easter that is brought out along the atlantic but

>> reporter: not long ago, we got an upset at temple university hospital. they say the victim brought here is still listed in critical condition. police tell us he was lured to the location in north philadelphia by his attackers so they could rob him. take a look at the video we got from the scene not long along. police say it was a false call that led the 57-year-old domino's pizza driver to this block at taggart street. two men approached him. they had a gun. at some point during the exchange, the gun went offshooting the delivery driver in the neck. what's strange about the case, when police first arrived on scene didn't know he was shot because the victim wasn't aware of it either. >> unusual thing about the shooting when police first arrived on location. the victim told police he wasn't shot. the victim told police he was shot at. he appeared to be in shock. >> reporter: and he couldn't even tell police his name or age. when medics arrived soon after that, they found that a victim had a bullet lodged in his neck. coming up in the next half hour. we're

cosby is charged in this case with drugging and groping former temple university athletic departmentmployee andrea constand inside his cheltenham mansion in january 2004. the much older cosby was a friend of mentor to couldn't stand part of pattern say prosecutors of cosby taking advantage of such relationships. a brand new defense team led by former michael jackson attorney tom messerau insists the other accusers stories are either too old, one dating back 39 years, too vague or too different from the constand allegation to be useful or fair at this trial. the prosecution's first crack at cosby ended in a mistrial last summer. in that case, they had asked judge o'neill to allow as many as 13 additional accusers to testify against cosby. the judge allowed just one. >> we're due back in court tuesday morning for more arguments on this issue of those additional accusers. no idea yet how quickly the judge will rule on that issue. jury selection for this second cosby trial set for march29th. this unlike the first trial will be a local jury for montgomery county in norristown i'm bruce go

the comedian is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting former temple university employee andreastand at his home in 2004. he may remember his first trial ended in a hung jury. >>> a philadelphia community will come together to remember a hero killed in the line of duty. a vigil will be held for sergeant robert wilson iii. he was killed in a shootout in a gamey mbers, family and fellow officers will honor him on the anniversary of his murder. >>> as we celebrate women's history month, the month of march, we're recognizing women who make a difference inspiring the next generation. >> we need our dpirls to understand that they can't be afraid of technology. they have to be part of what's happening. >> tracy wilson rothman is the founder of tech girls. the nonprofit is dedicated to closing the gender gap in the tech world. the group holds events like this one in center city yesterday in which young girls can get their hands-on just about everything from coding to robotics. you can learn more about tech girls and other women leaders in our area during our women's history month specia

of pretrial hearings on the drugging and sexual assault cancer against him lodged by former temple university employee andrea constand who testified the now disgraced show biz legend drugged her and then sexually assaulted her in his cheltenham mansion back in 04. the first trial ended with a hung jury. cosby's new did he first team headed by l.a. to me mevrov moved to have the charges dismissed on the grounds that the statute of limitations has passed. constand testified the assault occurred in january of 04 but cosby's lawyer suggest the encounter may have taken place earlier saying they'll produce her phone records saying she made no calls to open the drive way gates at the cosby home during the month in question. and if the encounter was indeed earlier the lawyers will say it would be outside the statute of limitations, too late to prosecute. the judge denied the motion to dismiss and said a jury should decide on her credibility. the prosecution's tried once again to get judge steven o'neill to allow testimony from 19 other alleged cosby victims going back more than four decades to testif

cosby is charged with drugging and groping former temple university athletic department employee andrea constand sign side his cheltenham home in january of 2004. the defense wants to be allowed to but marguerite jackson on the witness stand a comfier co work of constand's she was barred from testifying in the original trial. but has claimed constand told her she could make up allegations to get money from a rich celebrity. and both sides have their reasons for bringing the civil lawsuit filed by constand against cosby into this retrial. it was not mentioned during the original proceedings. prosecutors say during negotiations toward the ultimate settlement of that suit, cosby admitted behavior that helps their case. the defense says constand attempt to get money from cosby through the lawsuit bolsters marge wrote jackson's claims. spectators hoping for a public war of words between lawyers may be disappointed. no comment from montgomery county district attorney kevin steele after the hearing wrapped up. and only this from lead defense tom messerau. >> this case is going to be tried in t

at george mason university's antonin scalia law school and rachel rebouche, law professor at temple university. watch "landmark cases" monday and join the our #is laour our #landmarkcases. we have resources on our website for background on each case. the landmark cases companion book, link to the interactive constitution, and the landmark cases podcast at c-span.org/landmarkcases. >>> on march 16th, 1968, u.s. army soldiers killed between 300 and 500 unarmed vietnamese civilians in and near the village of my lai. next on "american history tv" we look back at that moment during the vietnam war with military law experts and historians. they discuss what happened, the trials of the servicemen

at george mason university's antonin scalia law school and rachel rebouche, law professor at temple university. watch "landmark cases" monday and join the conversation, our #is laour our #landmarkcases. we have resources on our website for background on each case. the landmark cases companion book, link to the interactive constitution, and the landmark cases podcast at c-span.org/landmarkcases. >>> on march 16th, 1968, u.s. army soldiers killed between 300 and 500 unarmed vietnamese civilians in and near the village of my lai. next on "american history tv" we look back at that moment during the vietnam war with military law experts and historians. they discuss what happened, the trials of the servicemen involved, and its impact on the u.s. army. from the center for strategic and international studies, this is just over two hours. >> let me welcome you here to csis. i'm mark cansian. i am the interim director of the project on military and diplomatic history. we are conducting this event today jointly with the army center for military history. we're very pleased to welcome them here to csis. cs

a law professor and rachel rebouche, the associate dean for research and a law professor at temple university. watch landmark cases monday and join the conversation. our hashtag is #landmarkcases and follow us at c-span. and we have resources on our website for background on each case, the landmark cases companion book, a link to the na national constitution and a licolink to our podcast. >>> this afternoon on c-span, a discussion with justice department officials on privacy, the law, and government surveillance. it's part of the international association of privacy professionals global privacy summit. you can watch it live at 1:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> later today, a panel on how international crime organization os use the internet and the postal system to get opioids into the u.s. we're live with the commission on security and cooperation in europe starting at 3:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> new hampshire secretary of state bill gardner hosted a look back at the 1968 presidential primary. the panel included then supporters of eugene mccarthy, president lyndon johnson and republican ric

our guest is helen and rachel rebouche, an associate law professor at temple university. watch landmark cases and our #landmark cases, and follow us at a c-span and we have resources on background and the companion book, and the link to the interactive constitution, and the landmark cases podcast at cspan.org/landmarkcases. >>> american h history tv was recently at ford's theater in washington, d.c., for the 21st annual symposium hosted by the abe a ra hamlin are conn institute, and the ford theater society. next the panel featuring the symposium speakers discussing the 16th president's life and career and legacy. this is about 30 minutes. >>> good afternoon. if those of you who are interested in asking question, thank you for hanging out this afternoon. we have had a splendid day of thought provoking discussions. i am very proud they brought lincoln to the lapd of le-- lan of lee, and also a board member of the incolincoln institute, ao thank you for hanging around a. a you had a few minutes to ask questions of the folks here, and there is always a bunch more that you wi

live from the camera at temple university the flakes are tapering off after hours of hours of wet snowfall. there may only be 12 days left until spring begins. she will not give up. we have live coverage but we want to begin with meteorologist, adam joseph. has an update now on the system which got off to a slow start as you said it would, but made up for lost time. >> a lot of people on twitter saying where is the storm? i said have patience and have faith in me. it ramped up late morning into the afternoon. stormtracker 6 live double scan will show that the center of the storm is south of long here, and where there is a vd in the what is the eye so to speak of the nor'easter, mainly a new england storm at this point. but still getting blasted in parts of north jersey. looking atker 6 live doub scan closer here everything is shut off philadelphia off to the west and medford lakes and rights town and the split of 70 to 72 and the garden state parkway to atlantic city. we are dealing with the blinding snow right now and it is areas the shore getting a quick coating of snow as it passes by h

are helen alvare and rachel rebouche, the associate dean for research and a law professor at temple university. watch "landmark cases" monday, and join the conversation. our hashtag is #landmarkcases and follow us at c-span. we have resources on our website for background on each case. the landmark cases companion book, a link to the national constitution center's interactive constitution, and the landmark cases podcast at c-span.org/landmarkcases. >> american history tv was recently at ford's theatre in washington, d.c. for the 21st annual symposium hosted by the abe raham lincoln institute. next, stanley harold talks ab. t this is about 45 minutes. >> i have said it a hundred times, and i have now no inclination to take it back. that i believe there is no right and ought to be no inclination in the people of the free states to enter into the slave states and interfere with the question of slavery at all. i have said that always, and when it is said that i am in favor of interfering with slavery, i know it is unwarranted by anything i have ever intended, and i believe by anything i have ever

associate dean for research and a law professor at temple university. and join thea conversation. on our have resources website for background on each case. the landmark cases companion book and a link to the national constitution center's interactive constitution, and the landmark cases podcast at c-span.org/denmark cases. >> economist arthur laffer has advised resident reagan and british from minister margaret thatcher, and more recently, helped pass the tax bill passed last year. his new book is trump nymex where he talks about the economy hosted in colorado springs. this is 50 minutes. >> i have the privilege of introducing a great speaker we have here for lunch. the author of among many accomplishments, the author of trumpomo,ics. he is the author -- the founder of institutional research farm, and an investment management diverse.g investment strategies his economic acumen and influence in triggering a worldwide taxcutting movement in the 1980's earned him the distinction of many publications as of the father of supply-side economics. in fact, he was the brains behind the mos

. >>> happening tonight, temple university will hold a town hall meeting to discuss the proposed new football stadium. the universe wants to build a flu 35,000-seat stadium on the campus at 16th and north streets. however, people who live near there, the naacp and black clergy of the community oppose that. >>> talk about winter whiplash. another storm is heading our way right now. >> all-new video tonight at 5:00. we'll look at the mess this storm already made in the midwest. >>> friday's storm caught many off-guard, and now theft a detailed plan to deal with tomorrow's snow. all of those details in a live report, and the new accuser, the latest athlete to come forward and say they too were abused by a former usa gymnastics doctor. >>> i was out in it, and it was something else. >> deja vu. people in center city are recovering from the last wave of winter. within the last hour, the city of philadelphia announced a snow emergency. it's going into effect at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. >>> mitch blocker w ee ee eer - blatche -- blacher was there. >> reporter: the headline is essentially

broadcasting full-time he practiced law ten years with the namesake of the beasley school of law at temple university please join me to welcome michael and mike nutter. [applause] >> good evening good evening. mayor, the best job in politics. why is that? >> you can see the value and impact of your work to change people's lives and it's a lot of fun. >> is it fair to say if you could master the periodic table you never would have pursued a career in politics? [laughter] >> it is but there is at one point i did not give a damn i went to penn with a biomedical engineering major at med school and it became very clear and much like an auditorium like this but bigger that that you could sit really wanted now the first three exams it was clear i was not passing the course and really i did not give a damn about the table of elements and you will not be a doctor. >> but then you had to go to wharton so how do you achieve that? >> this is being recorded. [laughter] so it was a long torturous path 95% torture created by myself not being the most studious person but i started to work at the nightclub probably w

and the associate dean for research and law professor at temple university. watch landmark cases monday. join the conversation, our #is landmarkcases. follow us at c-span. we have resources on our website for background on each case. a companion book, a link to the national constitution centers interactive constitution. and the pod cast at c-span.org/landmarkcases. >>> military historian leo baron talks about how general george patton commanded troops in el guettar which happened about a month after the battle of casserine pass. how george patton defeated the africa core. this is 45 minutes. >>> welcome back, everybody. i hope you're ready for an interesting discussion which we're going to have now. we've had the opportunities to see casserine. now we're going to get into that top level leadership. our next speaker leo baron is a veteran as well as a scholar. this is his second book as i know it. patton at the battle of the bulge. if you will thank you, leo. >> it's an honor to be here, thank you for the invitation this is really exciting, i was able to get d

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professor at george mason theersity, and rachel, associate dean for research and a law professor at temple university. watch landmark cases on monday and join the conversation. and#is landmark cases, follow us on c-span. best resources on the background on each case and landmark cases companion but and a link to the national institution centers interactive constitution and the landmark cases podcast at c-span.org/landmarkcases. announcer: a reminder that coming up at 3:30 p.m., a live discussion on opioids. and until then it portion of this week's washington journal roundtable. eight years ago last week the affordable care act was signed into law and for a discussion on the state of the a formal care act, we are joined by kimberly from the washington , and sarah cliff. if you can give a state of the aca eight years on, how would you describe it today? guest: when i think a year ago republicans were in the middle of a refill push and select there was a chance it would not succeed in his a lot of energy around that a year later and obamacare repealed as its and to be on the table on congress and moved

them and assaulting them but only one has a criminal case against him andrea constand a former temple university employee. now prosecutors want to go out , 19 of those women to share their stories in the next trial for april 2nd. though hope his testimony will prove a pattern of misconduct and there was in isolated event. and they even asked a judge to dismiss the case yesterday. that didn't happen. judge o'neill said these defense lawyers can present their case to the jury on april 2nd and let them decide. jury selection begins march, end of the march. >> thanks, lauren. 5:07. in bucks county really close call for a fire fight her fell through a floor, while out there fighting a fire. we showed you this yesterday on good day. his name is tim, he went inside, this burning home right there lower southampton about 2:45 machine morning searching for victims when all of a sudden the floor gave way and he fell through. luckily, all of the feasterville fire fighters out there were able to get in, rescue him raced him to the hospital. amazingly he was later released and then went back to work but didn'

he was rushed to temple university hospital where overnight, he's been in surgery. doctors tell us he's still listed in critical condition. central detectives are taking the case and they're looking for two men, one of them wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt seen running from the scene. i am told that they spoke to several witnesses who saw the crime happen. they're hoping to learn from those statements. >> katy, thanks. >>> storm cleanup in and around philadelphia seems to be a never ending project. nbc10 on wayne avenue overnight, crews clearing away limbs and fallen trees to help get traffic by and restore power. here are the latest outage numbers, piqeco reports 24,000 out. and ppl. scattered remain for delmarva atlantic city and. se and g customers. >> and now the centers are open in middletown, marple, sharon hill and upper darby open from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. >>> in the lehigh valley, ppl tells us the weekend storm is one of the most damaging storms it's ever dealt with. crews have restored power to 200,000 homes in the allentown area as well. trees toppled i

make a career off of the court, and so she accepted a administration job with philadelphia's temple universityketball team, and path that led her to the scenter of bill cosby's world. >> jean casarez, joining us now, what can we expect from her testimony? >> well, she is a star witness for the prosecution, and i will tell you from watching in the courtroom in the trial last time, she is quiet. she has a presence. she has a strength. she has a confidence. she just answered the questios,s and never got, you know, overly emotional or ingaggravated at a and she is just sort of a calm person. that is what her sister portrayed her as. i wanted to know more about her as we went to toronto, and diana, her sister decided that she would speak out about the person that she sees in her sister. >> as mentioned, this is going to be a retrial, and the jury was deadlocked the first time around, and in that first trial though the jury did hear previous testimony that kcosby gave quaaludes to women before sex and the judge is hinting that he may not allow this. >> this interesting, because it is late in the day

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so she accepted an administration job with the women's basketball team at philadelphia's temple university. a path that led her to the very center of bill cosby's world. the defense says, of course, any interaction between andrea and bill cosby was consensual. christy, we don't know how long this jury selection is going to take because in the span of six months, this is a whole new world. you've got the me too movement. you have jury selection in montgomery county which is where bill cosby is basically from. he's the hometown boy. he's loved and adored. he has been in that area. so it will be interesting to see if people have such strong opinions that they cannot set it aside to be fair and impartial. >> yeah, if they can seat a jury there. thank you so much. >> thanks. >> of course. and her cnn special report, "the case against cosby" does air tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> all right. saturday motivation in his difference makers featuring sister jean. >> victor, we have championship coaches, olympic gold medalist. this week it's 98-year-old woman they're calling sincinderella. she is w

the comedian is accused of drugging and sexual assaulting former temple university -- in 2004. >>> will come together to remember a hero killed in the line of duty. a vigil will be held for sergeant robert williams the ii. he was killed at a game stop on march 5, 2015. family members, community and fellow fers will join there to honor him on the anniversary of his murder. >>> this is video from the vigil two years ago. >>> new this morning, one man is dead, another in critical condition after both were shot in philadelphia. it happened at 6th and spring garden streets in northern liberty. police say someone opened fire on the men while they were sitting inside of a car at around 2:45 this morning. investigators believe the shooter took off in a silver-colored car. >>> the secret service is looking into the background of a man who shot and killed himself outside the white house fence yesterday. the man armed with a handgun fired no shots at the white house which went into full lockdown. president trump and the first lady were in florida at the time. >>> showdown at dueling rallies this w

so she accepted an administration job with the women's basketball team at philadelphia's temple university path that led her to the very center of bill cosby's world. jury selection is set to begin on monday. the jury will come from right here in montgomery county, pennsylvania. and we learned yesterday that the jury will actually be sequestered. they will stay in hotels for what the judge has said can easily be a month long trial. back to you. >> jean casarez, thank you. be sure to watch the cnn special report the case against bill cosby, it starts tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. >>> the next hour of "cnn newsroom" begins right now. thank you for staying with me. i'm ana ca grar brera in new yo. new developments in the russia investigation. did members of the trump team meet with russian spies during the campaign, did they know the russians were spies, and can this finally be answered? was there collusion? cnn has learned why robert mueller wanted

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andrea constand testified in the trial that as a manager for the women's basketball team at temple universityy being so involved with the team and supporting them, she had to take those phone calls because there were many calls after the fact, after the alleged assault. but she said it was part of her job duty, the defense saying that is what proves there was a romantic relationship. john? >> jean, you've covered this situation for so long. what's it been like in the courtroom this time around? >> it's tense. there are moments of invensity on both sides. remember, this is a brand new defense team all from california. tom mesirow, the very after famed attorney that got an acquittal for michael jackson on sexual as salt charges. the intensity is apparent because if convicted bill cosby could spend the rest of his life in prison. this is very, very serious for all accounts, and the commonwealth, they want justice for someone they say was a victim of bill cosby. >> jean cass sar rez in norristown, pennsylvania. join us for the case against cosby, 8:00 p.m. eastern only here on cnn. a lot of news