humid outside. today it's going to be steamy. we are looking at temperatures climbing more quickly than what we saw yesterday. yesterday we had a high o tod wr to 90 in the afternoon. take a look at the morning hours, though. 76 goes to that 77 degrees at 9:00 a.m. mostly cloudy and peeks of sun just like we are seeing now and i expect the winds to pick up a bit with the south-southwest push and breezy conditions for  today. today it's all about the hot and humid conditions, and just spotty showers in the afternoon. tomorrow we issued a first alei stormy monday. this will be for all of our neighborhoods especially noon until 11: talking heavy rain in the forecast. strong to severe thunderstorms possible, and that may lead to damaging winds. we have already seen this storm set up that is right now a cold front to our west, and so we are looking at that now heading our way tomorrow. we'll talk more about that, and more importantly your father's day forecast if you have plans coming up in a few minutes. bill cosby's defense team says he's resting at home after the jury was, quote, hopelessly deadlocked in the sex assault case. the jury deliberated for one hour yesterday morning, their sixth day of deliberations when they told the judge they couldn't agree on a verdict and that's when the judge declared a mistrial. the said they would retry the case. the jury was chosen from pittsburgh. he was accused of drugging and sexually assaulting andrea consta constand. cosby's team tells us it could be more difficult the second time around especially when it comes to finding an impartial jury. >> i don't think you will be able to get jurors out of allegheny county. >> it's too early to celebrate, mr. cosby, round two may be just around the corner. >> that was gloria allred, a lawyer for several women who have accused cosby of sexually assaulting him, and she hopes w l have testimony from more of the accusers, but in this case, andrea constand did not comment publicly, and she released a statement thanking the prosecutors. montgomery county district attorney tells us he plans to move forward with a retrial as soon as possible. >> she's entitled to a verdict in this case and the citizens of montgomery county where the crime occurred are entitled to a verdict. >> in the meantime, bill cosby is free on bail and he and his team left courtt least now the trial is over. >> and we were looking for the acquittal, and the rolling stone song says g what you want, you get what you need. and cosby's team tells us that the median is at home with his wife. the team expects the comedian to go on the road and start working again. >> news of the mistrial drew strong reactions from both sides outside the courthouse yesterday. >> you try this again and waste taxpayer's money you will lose worse. >> i feel for these women that come forward and i hope so they don't feel any of this is in vain. >> the critics and supporters of cosby vow to be back when the retrial happens. and tomorrow in philadelphia district attorney williams will be standing trial on corruption charges. he spent funds for personal benefits and used government vehicles forer use. williams has pleaded not guilty in this case and the jury selection on that case starts tomorrow. one man is facing several charges including attempted murder. he stabbed a man last month during a attempted robby.>> and fired, and one man died at the scene and another vic wilmingto stable condition. so far no arrests in this case. and let's head to the shore where atlantic city's mayor was not cited for a car crash that injured a child. he was driving his work car on route 30 around 3:30 yesterday when police say a 7-year-old girl ran off the sidewalk and on to the road and the girl went to the hospital with minor injuries and the investigators determined the crash was unavoidable. the philadelphia pride parade will wind its way through center city and end at pen's landing. >> reporter: quiet now but perhaps not for long. the parade begins five hours from now in center city and will start at 13th and locust streets, but the festival will begin at penn's landing. and the events started on friday, and there was a pride kickoff party, and so this will wrap up a weekend of things to do and the parade starts at 13th and locust and will move towards seventh street and up market and over to front street and then on to the plaza here at penn's landing. the festival will start at noon and go on until 6:00 p.m., and there will be live performances and food trucks, and so for now, live at penn's landing, matt delucia, nbc10 news. officials in london are growing to answer the questions about a deadly fire that consumed a high-rise in london and a report is coming up. and then how many are reacting from president trump's policy that will affect travel to and from cuba. ♪ now your nbc10 first alert weather. >> today for father's day, happy father's day for all the fathers watching this morning. hot and humid conditions, we are looking at sticky conditions with a stray shower possible in the afternoon. tomorrow severe thunderstorm threat in place, and we issued a first alert. tuesday, though, that's when we will see relief to the forecast. for your father's day plans, mix of mostly there in the cloudy conditions and peeks of sun at 11:00 a.m. and 84 your temperature and humid outside. we are down right steamy by the afternoon, and mostly cloudy at 88 degrees, and we will feel like we are warmer than that, and a spot thunderstorm is possible late in the afternoon, although most of the action is likely to stay north andth i-95. and then cloudy conditions to start our day, and here's the spotty shower we are talking about, not a lot of activity here and most of it is weak in nature. for the most part today it's all about the heat and the humidity. it's tomorrow the stormy weather becomes a concern, and we will talk more about that at closer look at the forecast in and the first alert 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one of london's wealthiest areas. and there were no sprinklers or firearms, and prime minister may has been criticized for failing to meet with the victims in the immediate aftermath of the fire. she did invade 15 families, 15 victims to meet her at her official residence on downing street. >> well, to see her welling up and to see her of a sobbing lady next to her during the meeting was quite shocking, i think, to most of us there.nnoue they have resumed searching the building. >> it's important for families that we do absolutely everything in there to find their loved . identifying all of the victims will take time, weeks and possibly longer and for the hundreds of desperate families here seeking answers, that simply is not good enough. victims of zabeth held a moment the high-rise fire when she attended a military parade yesterday. she and the royal family, including young prince george and princess charlotte watched as there was a flyover. and then in an interview putin says it's too early to talk about a possible response. the senate voted this past week to impose sanctions on russia for the alleged interference in the 2016 election, and if it becomes law it target russian individuals. and then a follow-up on the shooting on the congressional baseball practice. scalise underwent another surgery yesterday and his condition was upgraded from critical to serious, and so he is improving. four others were injured in the shooting and the gunman was killed by police. the children of a woman who was struck and killed in philadelphia's port richmond neighborhood this month met with the police officers who helped them this weekend. the children reunited with the officers and a photo of the meeting was posted on twitter. the children's mother died protecting her kids from a driver who was allegedly under the influence and jumped on curb striking the poll, and that poll and car then struck the mother. the driver then tried to blend into the crowd. wh a look at our temperatures this morning. we are all in the 70s right now, and philp76, and the shore at 73 degrees right now and most of us are on the mostly cloudy side of things ligk at y neighborhoods, and at the airport, it's a 76 degree reading. most of us at 76 degrees, and that's a warm start to our day. we will continue with these hot conditions in the afternoon. here's the problem, there's also a lot of moisture in the air and that means it's really humid already this morning. it will continue with high humidity through the afternoon. here's a radar and satellite, it's just clouds this morning. some peeks of sun. as we get into the afternoon we may see spot showers mostly north and west of philadelphia, and an isolated thunderstorm can't be ruled out but not looking like a big threat today. gusts, 25 to 30 miles per hour, and you see the wind speeds are right around 15 miles per hour, so those are the sustained winds. they are coming out of the south-southwest which is a great pump for moisture and warm air. we are not going to see a break in the high humidity until a cold front passes and that doesn't happen until tomorrow. forecast highs, we are in the low 80s last thursday and friday, and yesterday we made it to 85 and today we go up to 90 degrees and i think it will feel warmer than that, say low to mid-90s due to the high humidity, and even tomorrow quite toasty at 88 for the forecast. the problem with tomorrow is this guy. this cold front will help break the humidity issue and help drop the temperatures but it's going to pass us tomorrow right about the time of day that's best for firing off thunderstorms. we still have a lot of ground to make, and that's why it will not make us until tomorrow afternoon, and tomorrow, the viewing area under an enhanced risk for severe storms. what does that mean? more numerous thunderstorms are possible with the severity a little higher. that means more intense storms are possible. that may lead to flash flooding concerns. under this we say there's a potential for a few tornadoes. wind damage will be a possibility, and one to two inch hail will be a possibility and that is hail that could lead to damage. this is something we will be actively watching, and we want this to weaken and that would be best but right now we are under the enhanced risk. and then at midnight, here comes the cold front and you see tomorrow morning around 10:30 a.m. seeing spot showers possible across the area and not yet seeing the line of storms move through, and that happens in the afternoon. this is around 6:00, and you see the red and oranges passing by with the cold front and that will be the issue, and i think it will persist in the overnight hours as well which may lead to some of the more dangerous storms. >> thanks, krystal. several local towns made a list of the 50 worst cities to live in. the website ranked camden the 48th worst city, and philadelphia was 42, and wilmington, new castle county was 10th, and detroit was the number one worst city. >> we, the cuban people have to open our society. >> cubans are bracing for the affects that a change in the america and cuba policy may have rundown of the new travel policy is next. as moms, we send our kids out into the world, full of hope. and we don't want something like meningitis b getting in their way. meningococcal group b disease, or meningitis b, is real. bexsero is a vaccine to help prevent meningitis b in 10 to 25 year olds. even if meningitis b is uncommon, that's not a chance we're willing to take. meningitis b is different from the meningitis most teens were probably vaccinated against when younger. we're getting the word out against meningitis b. our teens are getting bexsero. bexsero should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects are pain, redness or hardness at the injection site; muscle pain; fatigue; headache; nausea; and joint pain. bexsero may not protect all individuals. tell your healthcare professional if you're pregnant or if you have received any other meningitis b vaccines. ask your healthcare professional about the risks and benefits of bexsero and if vaccination with bexsero is right for your teen. moms, we can't wait. cuba's government is reacting to president trump's new restriction on travel and business in that country.ountrys it a backward step and says the decision favors political interests of cuban americans in florida. gabe gutierrez looks at the new restrictions. >> newly opened it's the first five-star hotel banng travelers and now it's off limits to them, and president trump makes it harder for most americans to visit the communist island. and this just changed reservations for travel groups. the cuban armed forces control more than 60% of the economy, including a hotel chain which has 26,000 rooms. >> i assume what the treasury department will do is issue a list of companies within the tourism sector that you are not allowed to do business with. >> the trump administration will clamp down on so-called people to people exchanges, forcing americans to come with tour groups, not alone. cruise ship and airline routes will not be affected and the u.s. embassy will stay open but americans we spoke with are glad they visited now. >> i grew up in florida so i always wanted to experience cuba and now we are able to i wanted to jump on it before that could change. >> and the journalist and dissident says it's not helping to restrict travel. >> i think, we, the cuban people, we have to gain spaces and open our society. >> and you think that will hurt the military or do you think that will hurt the people? >> it's going to hurt everybody. >> the white house says its goal is to reward intrapreneurs like her and not the cuban military blurred. nbc news,>> psident trump is sp his first weekend at camp david. the president and his wife their son, barron, flew to the retreat yesterday and it's the first time since taking office the president has spent a getaway at a property he doesn't own. and then today on "meet the press," marco rubio and a member of president trump's legal team. that comes your way at 10:30. 6:26 right now on this sunday. we will recap the bill cosby trial and what comes next. we will run down some of the big events happening later on today coming up after the break. a very happy father's day. already it's 76 degrees and it's humid out there, and plus cloudy in philadelphia. how about at the shore. here's a look at cape may, cloudy and hazy as well. we will talk about what you can expect from philly down to the shore this afternoon, coming up. right now, cosby mistrial. bill cosby is back at home on bail after his sex assault trial ended with a hung jury. now the district attorney vows to retry the case but the defense is doubtful. we'll explain. officials find the bodies of the seven u.s. sailors inside the destroyer damaged in the collision at sea. we have an update straight ahead. on this sunday, many will celebrate philly pride at a parade through center city, and thousands supporting lgbt community. good morning. this is "nbc10 news today." thank you for being with us. i am rosemary connors. it's 6:30 on this sunday and another muggy day ahead and meteorologist krystal klei has the forecast for us. >> it's sticky in our building, and not a good sign. ladies if you are going out with your dad later today don't worry about doing the hair. we are talking about temperatures in the 70s, and we are going to get up to the 80s and near 90. we are at 76 in philadelphia. in the suburbs, 72, and 73 in new jersey. notice the winds, they are not strong and they are coming from the south and today we will have a south-southwest flow, and so on the radar and satellite, we have clouds to kick off our morning. no to track, though. this morning we should stay on the dry side but in the afternoon we could see spotty showers or an isolated develop. not a big concern. we issued first alert's in all the neighborhoods for heavy rain potential and as a result most likely we will see damaging winds with the line of storms moving through, so what's going to happen is this is going to start to move in in the morning hours and we won't see the affects until the afternoon, and that's when we may run into problems. coming up in a few minutes, we will talk more about your father's day, and then we will get into the details on your first alert. we'll see you shortly. >> thanks for that, krystal. this morning bill cosby is at home free on $1 million bail. we were the first to bring this to you as breaking news here on nbc10. here's a recap of what happened, about an hour into the deliberations of the sixth day of deliberations, they were deadlocked. the district attorney is now vowing to retry cosby. the jury spent more than 52 hours over the past week deliberating and in the end they could not come to a unanimous decision about whether or not he sexually assaulted andrea constand in 2004. she claims cosby drugged her and he says the contact was consensual. >> the case came down to her claims and they were not strong enough, they just didn't vet out as truth. >> while the defense says they are ready for a retrial cosby's team wonders if the district attorney will follow-through, but that's what the da insists he will do. immediately after the judge declared a mistrial, he said she deserves a verdict. >> 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. >> a new trial could start as early as october with a new jury. nbc10 has been with you ever step of the way in this trial and there will be updates over the next few days, weeks and months and you can count on nbc10 and the nbc10 app for all of the developments. a defense official tells nbc news investigators have discovered the bodies of the seven missing sailors they found inside flooded compartments of the damaged destroyer, the "uss fitzgerald" that you see there. it collided with a container ship off 6 japan's coast. an investigation into the collision is under way. tomorrow night back in our area, the philadelphia teachers' union will vote on a new contract after four years without a contract it appears they have reached a tentative agreement on friday. this new deal would last through the year 2020. no other details are known at this time, and the superintendent tells if the deal is approved monday evening it could mean more stability for the district, the teachers and students. a quick travel note, if you take the bus, a new trolly schedule goes into effect today. the changes are designed to accommodate summer ridership demands. go to nbc10 app to find the fullest schedule changes. and today the lgbt community will start their pride celebrations, and it starts with a parade that will go through center city. matt delucia? >> reporter: hopefully the weather holds out for these folks this morning, and the festivities begin at 11:30, a little ways away down in center city, 13th and locust and then will make its way to penn's landing where we are. they are expecting severf sever thousand people for today. this will wrap up the entire weekend with fun out here on penn's landing, and the pride parade starts at 13th and locust and moved toward seventh street and up to market and then on to the plaza here at penn's landing. there's a lot going on later on today. the festival begins at noon here and that will run until sixth, and there be live performances and food trucks, and so it's a pretty busy place here. >> keep that in mind as the parade makes its way to center city. u2 fans unite. a special performance in south philly this morning. ♪ ♪ the boss going to broadway? yeah. we will fill you in on springsteen taking a turn on the great white way. you'busted tail.rd. and impressed the boss. maybe, it's time to be your own. transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it, america. we're starting with a live view outside in center city. looks like a cloudy and gray day ahead of us, and sometimes when you see this picture you think a cool day, but not today, it will be hot and humid. you can feel already it's sticky outside. 77 degrees in philadelphia now for our father's day forecast. we could see a spotty shower in the afternoon, but otherwise mostly cloudy and a peek of sun and 87 at 4:00 p.m., and some will be around 90 by 4:00 in the afternoon, and with the moisture in the air it will feel hotter. and lunchtime, 85 at 4:00 p leh. it will be cooler at the shore due to the south wind which is more of an onshore wind, 77 degrees at about 4:00. here's the hour-by-hour, cloudy this morning and already seeing the higher humidity, and that will continue into the afternoon. there's spotty showers i was talking about especially north and west with the i-95 corridor. a period of heavier rain will pass through at 7:30 this evening. as we start monday, things look okay, but by monday afternoon we are talking about strong thunderstorms, and we will look more closely at that and break it down in a few minutes. the fire music festival continues. today is the annual festival's final day. 6:and coming up 6:40 coming. the sixers held a workout with fultz who is projected to go number one, and we'll hear from him next in sports. our story begins more than 60 years ago inside an abandoned chicken coop. where our founder discovered a retired teacher living. no home. no healthcare. so she said "no" to this injustice, and "yes" to transforming lives. it's this drive, this compassion, that inspired aarp. today, we empower people to choose how they live as they age. we advocate for health and financial security. we strengthen communities everywhere. we are aarp. creating real possibilities. ♪ sun to the farm ♪ ♪ to the seeds in a row ♪ ♪ goodness begins with the seed that you sow ♪ ♪ plant that oat and watch it grow ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around ♪ ♪ seed to the oat ♪ to get made to an o ♪ ♪ o from the farm ♪ ♪ straight into your bowl ♪ put in the good and the good will grow ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around ♪ ♪ good goes around and around... ♪ 6:43 right now on this sunday. here's a live look over the philadelphia museum of art. it's one of those not quite summer days but just about. 76 degrees this morning and it's going to feel muggy. meteorologist, krystal klei, tells us we have severe weather on the way for the start of the workweek. she will have those details just ahead. after two weeks of testimony, lawyers' arguments and jury deliberations, the jury was deadlocked and that led to the judge declaring a mistrial. and we asked our own legal experts how difficult it would be to select a second impartial jury. >> now you have to go and an impartial jury that not only didn't hear about the accusations but a person that didn't follow a trial and know it didn't end in a deadlock. we will have more on the mistrial including reactions om coming up later on this morning. down south the immune annual a & e church will build more, and hundreds marked the anniversary with a unity walk, and nine doves were released. stefan furst who was a director, and he died of diabetes complications. the health of housing and a jamboree of jets hits the roads. and that in this week's business. >> we will see how enthusiastic the home buyers are these days, and the sales of existing homes are out on wednesday and new home sales out on friday. the oldest air show will feature the latest and greatest from the aircraft makers as well as an announcement of who is buying them. deadline day on wednesday, and we'll find out much obamacare plans will cost for 2018 and regions of the country could be left without coverage. all of this, of course, subject to change if congress moves to replace and repethe affordable . and then i am morgan brennan, get all of your business news on cnbc. instead of giving your dad a tie or gadget on this father's day, one organization wants you to give back to children that don't have parents. the miracle foundation wants to ensure that orphans are loved, educated, fed and safe. >> it was a great bonding experience for both of us. we were able to see part of the country but to be able to dig in deep and provide a surface and spend quality time with the kids who really don't have male role models necessarily. >> if you would like more information about the miracle foundation father's day campaign, we have a lynn oklahoma nbc10.com. this weekend folks celebrated june teenth with a jazz performance. nbc10 was in old city where a street tpefestival highlighted african-american freedoms and accomplishments. graduation day. the first group of students graduated from philadelphia's new pre-k programs. and we are on hand to help celebrate, and the program is funded by the philadelphia soda tax. krystal klei and i are trying to keep the hairspray close by because we can feel the humidity this morning. >> i have half a can in my hair this morning and it's still going flat. today is a humid day, and it's going hot as we get into the afternoon. yesterday we had a warm front pass. we felt it as we got into the 80s and today we will be hotter than that. this morning you can tell because we are already in the 70s outside. and 76, turnersville. and we are starting in the new jersey neighborhoods and the surrounding neighborhoods already in the mid-70s. areas like princeton, a little cooler. not by much, though. low 70s currently. 90s, center city. and in the lehigh valley, 89 for easton. 88 in allentown. we are looking at across the board mostly cloudy conditions today. a spot shower or an isolated thunderstorm is possible, and not going to see a lot of action today but we could see spot storms passing by. along the shore points, right around the low 80s. cape may, you may make it to 82 and 84 degrees. delaware, close to 90. 90 in smyrna. and here's the heads up, because of the high humidity tack on a couple degrees of what it will feel like outside, 92 to 95 at the highest across some of the warmest spots later today. not going to feel nice later this afternoon. tomorrow, a cold front hanging out and bringing storms out to the west of us and ts our direc good deal of ground to cover so it's not until tomorrow afternoon we will be undert r t severe thunderstorms. cold front will move over us and that's where we will see the yellows to the oranges, that's a higher risk than you notice how close that is to the highest threat of thunderstorms. we see some thunderstorms and r lightning, and severe levels you see h concerns, and we are under a flash flood watch for tomorrow. you can see the moisture lining up with the front as we go into tomorrow morning, but really f . and then we get into the afternoon and that's when we see through about 4:00 to 6:00 p.m., and 9:00 to 10:00 this line wil oranges and reds, and that's indicative of the strong storm potentia potential. weak trees and not tied down in the backyard coulco once the front passes tomorrow we will break the humid conditions. less humid, and 86 for your temperature. we will stay in the 80s for the first day of summer, wednesday, 83 degrees, and then you see it pick up back to the 90s for next weekend. good morning to you, and happy sunday. danny pommells from cn. the sixers with the projected overall pick, and according to multiple reports a deal has been agreed upon both sides, the sixers and celtics, and could be completed on monday. here are some of fultz' workout, averages around six assists and six rebounds during his one season at the university of washington and the guard would seemingly be a perfect fit, but everything depends on the deal with the celtics but fultz says he likes what he sees in the sixers squad. >> i think it would be cool, and i am close to home so a lot of my friends could come out and show love. >> why would you play with a 16 point guard like him? >> whatever he needs me to do, if i am running the floor setting the ball or giving it back, it doesn't matter. i am going to be a great teammate. it doesn't matter to me. >> and this photo was released following the workout, and a tantalizing sight to see for the fan base, and it could be four pieces of the five-man starting john next season. and mother nature not helping out the phillies yesterday afternoon. the game was delayed 15 minutes, heavy rain sent fans flying for cover at game time. going to the seventh inning, paul goldschmidt, he sends one to center, and descalso would score on that two-run double. and it's 5-1, and then could tie the game with one swing but goldschmidt squeezes it, and they lose to the diamondbacks, 5-1. ♪ hey! ♪ bee to hive to the comb ♪ combing that honey ♪ into some gold ♪ take that gold and make it an o ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around hey! ♪ ♪ bee to hive to the o ♪ oat from the farm is the yum in yo bowl ♪ ♪ put in the good and the good will grow ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around hey! ♪ ♪ good goes around good goes around and around and around. hey! ♪ ♪ ♪ the rock band, u2, celebrating the 30th anniversary of the classic "joshua tree" album. t the show starts at 7:00. could the boss be going to broadway? apparently. a new report says bruce springsteen will play on broadway in the fall it will be a pair downed version of his long shows, and some suggests it could be a precursor of a musical based on his memoire, "born to run." a special arrival for beyonce. she reportedly gave birth to twins. they welcomed their newborns earlier this week. no word on whether the twins were boys or girls or one of each. today the phils will celebrate father's day during this afternoon's game against the arizona diamondbacks. the players will wear special uniforms to bring about prostate cancer awareness. a three-year round-the-world journey finishes this week. the canoe visited more than 18 countries and the mission was to promote environmental consciousness. 6:57 right now on this sunday. coming up, we will hear from lawyers on both sides following the bill cosby mistrial. matt delucia will join us live from penn's landing with a preview of the lgbt parade. i will let you know if the golf course is a good or bad idea. we will talk about the first alert for stormy conditions coming up. here's a live view looking over battleship new jersey in center city. a cloudy start to the morning. ♪ if you want a taste of freedom, keep going. we hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men and women are created equal. we must want our fellow human beings to have rights. stonewall means fight back. stonewall means fight back. discover new york state's rich legacy of equality. plan your trip to our equal rights destinations at iloveny.com right now on "nbc10 news today," jurors can't reach a consensus in the bill cosby sex assault case. this as the defense wonders if the d.a. will follow-through. and then the top official hits this 7-year-old girl on the road and why investigators tell us this accident was unavoidable. showing pride. in just hours from now thousands will take to the streets of philadelphia for the gay pride parade, and we have a view from penn's landing. thanks for being with us. i am rosemary conners. it's 7:00 on this sunday and doesn't look bad out there, and

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