of bill cosby accuser on the stand his attorneys did not waste a moment. the goal to discredit the claims that she made against the legendary trainer. where we begin tonight at 6:00. i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. drama continues to unfold. >> the defense trying to suggest constand and cosby had a consensual relationship. fox 29's bruce gordon joins us live from the montgomery county courthouse. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, iain. andrea constand got a chance to tell her version of events yesterday through friendly questions from the prosecution. well today it was the defense's chance. the questions, well they weren't nearly so friendly. for the cosby defense team to win acquittal they must damage the credibility of his chief accuser and so team cosby spent this day hammering away at andrea constand's story. in a grueling cross examination defense attorney angela agrusa noted that cosby had shown romantic interest in constand during two different visits to his cheltenham estate.

months before the alleged sexual assault there. agrusa he made a pass at you. constand, yes. agrusa, you came back? >> couldn't stand yes, i did. >> the defense used phone records to show constand had at first miscalculated by two months the date of the alleged assault. and that she had row petted called cosby in the days and weeks following the incident. constand civil attorney noted her position as director of operations for item tell university's women's basketball program. >> here's a would who has a job part of her job is to talk to a trustee at the university, and that's what she was doing. >> reporter: the defense attempt to rip holes in her story did not escape the notice of fellow cosby accusers on hand for the trial. >> i have never been on the stand and i'm very grateful because i don't want to have to defend myself against what i already know and i don't know want people discrediting me and i hate to see them discredit h her. because i know from my own

personal experience that she is truthful. >> reporter: the accusations against cosby have destroyed his career and made him a pa rye ya in many circles. those friends who have shown support say they're not surprised. >> just a very hot issue, and people are criticize other people when someone is charged we always have a tendency to say oh, my goodness, horrendous what they did. you know, i'd rather wait until the jury has its say. >> reporter: more high drama late this afternoon on the form of testimony from gianna constand andrea's mother who told the jury her daughter was suffering nightmares, waking up screaming at night in the months following that january 2004 incident. the daughter told the mom about a year afterward in january of 2005 what had happened. albeit in a pg13 way. the mom ultimately learned from cosby himself in a phone call what had happened and fairly graphic detail. she broke down in tears and said to the jury, he meaning cosby be

trade her. dramatic stuff. more tomorrow morning when we get underway early. the judge trying to get this trial moving along. he's done so so far. >> back to you. >> thank you very much, bruce. to your fox 29 weather authority right now. live look at trenton on this wednesday night. may be june definitely doesn't feel like it. heat is coming back in a big way though. meteorologist kathy orr joins us now with when summer makes that return. kathy? >> it's going to be awhile, lu lucy. but just, you know, have to wait it out a little bit longer. temperatures are in the 60s and the 70s for highs today. the normal high is 80. allentown 70. philadelphia 13 degrees below normal checking in at 67 today. ultimate doppler showing dry conditions and some clearing skies. temperatures right now ranging from 59 in the poconos to 65 in wilmington. 66 in philadelphia. and down the shore temperatures in the lower 60s as well. as we go hour by hour tonight you'll see those temperatures falling falling by 9:00 o'clock we're about 63 degrees. southeasterly wind. and then we bottom out in the

50s overnight by 11:00 we'll be sitting at 58 degrees. so coming up another cool start to the day tomorrow. a sunny stretch moving into the seven day and guess what? a heat wave. the longer heat wave so far of the spring. this will be our second one. it is in the seven day. so a little bit of a wait but by the weekend it's going to be hot around here. we'll talk more about it with the seven day. see you later in the broadcast. >> thanks, kathy. a six-year-old boy is still in critical condition after being shot in the head in delaware. it happened yesterday along the 700 block of east sixth street in wilmington. police initially reported that the boy's 31-year-old mother had also been shot but they now say she was hit dye debris from the bullets hitting her car. police are looking for the shooter or shooters. >> the city council released a statement saying in part, yesterday's violence was perpetrated by cowards who are using weapons instead of words to resolve couldn't plick and it has to stop! ". happening right now, new information in drug bust at a delaware county chipotle.

police now say they've arrested three people at the radnor restaurant in lancaster avenue. two of them were employees. police say for the past month undercover officer has been buying pot from an employee at that location. they say the people they arrested hid the drugs in the toilets. the restaurant is closed for n now. today was the final straw. we purchased over a quarter pound might be close to half pound of marijuana, edit rolled up in his shirt came out and sold it to my undercover officer. we made an arrest. >> right there in the parking lot. >> right there in the parking lot. >> this is the fourth drug bust radnor township restaurant in recent months. chris o'connell will have more tonight at 10:00. former high profile chef has pleaded guilty to conspiring to sexually abuse two children to make child pornography. prosecutors say 43-year-old alexander today paso took recorded images of his then ex-girlfriend engaged in sexual conduct with kids this happened back between november of 2011 and october of 2012.

today paso oped restaurants in philadelphia and new jersey and could face up to 20 years when he's sentenced on september 20th. delaware prisoner with pension for escaping is back in custody tonight after less than day on the run. this morning just before 10:00 police capturd 45-year-old wayne williams pennsville township. they say he escape from the plumber community correct al center around 5:30 in the evening. now williams they found him after they got a call around 7:30 a couple hours later say he had assaulted somebody on corson avenue. some schools did go on lock down until police caught him, and he was in the delaware prison by the way because he had escaped from a previous jail. the preliminary hearing for the engineer charged in that deadly amtrak crash has been postponed. today's hearing for brandon bostian is now set for septembe. his attorneys are questioning why it too long after the crash to bring charges investigators say bostian was going too fast

when that train crashed going around a curve in philadelphia. the train jumped the tracks and killed eight people and injured 200. new tonight, a delaware man tells fox 29 he is literally scared for his life because he says he can't get enough of life-saving treatment to clean his blood. >> he tells our jeff cole the maker has run out of it. jeff is live in sussex county with the story. jeff? >> reporter: lucy it's such an extraordinary we chased it down to the beach committee in lewes delaware. this is a man with kidney failure. he needs something called extra kneel to stay alive but the company simply doesn't have any of it. he fears for his life and the lives of thousands of others. >> this is where i keep my dialysis machine that i connect to every night. >> reporter: seven nights a week at bedtime 47-year-old guy widener, hooks himself up to a dialysis machine and for the next 11 hours his blood is cleansed of toxins. >> if you don't do that, what happens to you?

>> well i would be become very sick the toxins would boulevard up, fluid would build up and, um, unfortunately, you would, you know, i would die. >> reporter: he needs a 2.5-liter bag of extra kneel solution made bite baxter company of deerfield, illinois to stay healthy. but for what widener says have been four frightening days he's gone with lesser amount of the live giving solution because he says baxter told him it's simply run out of the 2.5-liter bags he needs. >> how can they be out of a substance that keeps you alive? >> i asked the same question. the response i get is we're sorry for the inconvenience. my response to that this is an inconvenience much this is the only thing keeping me alive. >> reporter: widener, formerly of philly who now lives with his partner in the beach community of loo wes, delaware, says he's gotten a few 2-liter bags from baxter but he fears that won't keep him well.

>> i have less fluid in me which means i'm getting less cleansing so basically living on a wink an prayer that i get cleansed enough i don't become sick. >> reporter: he believes baxter is the only provider of the extra kneel he must have. fox 29 spoke to a baxter employee and told them of his plight. we were given a number to accompany official but the line is busy. we also detailed widener situation in an e-mail to the company. no response so far. >> i'm scared. i'm disappointed. i'm disgust. >> are you outraged? >> very outrage. >> reporter: he says, he feels tired, anxious and more. >> are you fearful for your life here. >> absolutely. absolutely. i'm scared to death. >> reporter: about ten minutes ago a statement from baxter. baxter is experiencing temporary delays in fulfilling shrek orders of some dialysis solutions. it says it's doing everything possible to resolve the

situation quickly and running maximum production and expediting shipments so it does have certainly this problem. in the meantime, its patiences like the one we spoke to will simply have to hang on. live in milford, delaware, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. iain? >> jeff, thank you. in pennsylvania, former paul at tis joining the gop field in the race for senate. the first time candidate from philadelphia will join the field to challenge bob casey in 2018. add diss takes moderate republican positions on gun control and immigration policy and criticizes the republican party as prioritizing power over ideas. big-time celebrations for high school seniors across philadelphia. they are heading off to college. >> big send off held today at the wells fargo center include add surprise guest. >> rapper wale brought 3,000 seniors to their feet. today was all about the students

honoring their hard work and dedication and supporting them in the next chapter of their lives. college. these seniors are ready to move on to that next adventure. >> it's a pretty big achieve many. i am the first in my immediate family to go college and i am the only child so it's a pretty big step for me. >> i'm excited, nervous, happy i'm leaving northeast, arc it love northeast. happy i'm leaving high school. new experiments and new opportunities, new adventures. >> this is the third year the philadelphia school district and local charities teamed up for this college signing day and it was definitely a big height hit. he asked for your votes instead of your sympathy and you gave him exactly that. what your actions did for a local teen battling a life-threatening disease. >> sean? lucy the phillies have a chance to do something they haven't done since the end of april. i'll show you why their brand new team in the month of june. that's coming up later in sports.

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♪ ask for your votes not your sympathy and you delivered. 14-year-old michael caruso named a co athlete of the year by the boomer cyrus foundation he was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis at three weeks old. he didn't let that bother him. took up running and finish the new york city marathon. they raise research funds to help find a cure for that disease. he shares the honor with a girl from tennessee. >> that's just amazing. cystic fibrosis that affects the lungs and he's doing half marathon. >> full one. >> my goodness gracious. >> good for him. june is aids education month. philadelphia hosting the hiv prevention and out reach summit the theme for this year is one community recommitting to the fight. throughout the month the city is holding series of events to increase aids awareness and bring people together to better battle the virus. the group philadelphia fight says the rate of hiv cases is nearly five times higher in

philadelphia than the national average. >> the main idea that we want to get out we want folks to get tested to know that there is treatment and that there is help and that philadelphia fight and a number of other agencies are out here to help folks. >> all events during aids education month are free and they are open to the public. >> take look at this hell guy. new video today of the latest addition to the philadelphia z zoo. the baby gorilla boy has yet to be named. he kind of still stays close to mom. >> yeah. >> he has a half sister named amani. they are western low land gorilla. they are listed as critically endangered species. all right. let's get back to your fox 29 weather authority now. we take live look over rehoboth beach. wasn't the best day to head to the shore. lilly chillily. >> it's all changing that's what happens with the weather. meteorologist kathy orr has your forecast in 15 little seconds.

>> the sun is breaking out from the clouds. temperatures will be warping. on ultimate doppler we still have that easterly flow that means the ocean will keep it cool. owing water temperatures in the 60s that's pretty much where our temperatures are. at some breaks in the overcast.- looking good you can see those shadows on the boardwalk in wildwood down the shore will be in wildwood just a week from tomorrow. can't wait. we're looking at dry conditions working their way into the region. today's high temperature pretty impressive in the west. not so impressive in the east. average high for this time of year is 80 degrees. 67 the high in philadelphia. compare that to 77 in raleigh. atlanta 81. but to the west you can see temperatures quiet warm in houston 91. dallas 91. in phoenix today 102 degrees.

we'll see a huge pattern shift. cool for now with this huge trough in the east. you can see this ridge through the zen central plains where it's very hot that will be working its way into the delaware valley by the end of the week noon the weekend. so not just 70s or 80s. but 90s going for our second heat wave of the season. the first one of course was in may. so as we look ahead, 80 degrees is normal. sunday 90. monday 92. tuesday 95. it will be feeling more like 100 with the humidity and then by wednesday looking at temperatures that will be around 90. right now looks like four day heat wave as we look beyond that fort second half of june, temperatures expected to be above average but as you look it follows the i-95 corridor. and that means from maine down to florida pretty much we will be in the heat through the end of the month. so that is something to look forward to if you're really itching for summer. overnight tonight 54 degrees. partly cloudy and, yes, the sun will be out tomorrow. may only about two or three sunny days we're hoping for more in the month of june.

tomorrow we'll go hour by hour. 57 to start at 7am. by noon, 72 degrees. with a northeasterly wind. we have to shift that wind to get out of that cool air. it will slowly happen thursday afternoon the temperature 75. as we look ahead to your seven day forecast from the weather authority here we go for forty four friday 82 degrees looking good. 84 degrees on saturday. here comes the heat wave. sunday 90. monday 92. 95 for tuesday. by wednesday 90 degrees. iain look at those morning lows. i know you like this warm weather. >> yes. >> 70s. >> iain is originally from vermont. >> that's right. i never like the cold. >> 70 on monday. >> i can't imagine that either. >> wednesday morning 74. i'm with you iain. i think when you're born in the north sometimes you just love the heat. >> there's a time for everything. now time to move into the warm weather. >> i was born in vietnam. is that why i like it kind of cool. >> i don't know. >> i'm just wondering. >> look into that. >> get some golf in. >> yes. >> all weekend, 90, 92. pefect for you, right. >> beautiful. >> perfect for baseball, too.

>> okay. >> and somehow some way phillies are actually on fire right now. i'll show you why they have a chance to do something that they haven't done in about a month and a half. plus we got a finals preview. warriors/cavs a guy the sixers wish they had back talks about a big game three perform maps much that's coming up next in sports. it takes a lot of people to make a good school day. miss hoffman gets us there safe every time. mrs. migliaccio teaches us all about fractions - and haikus - and the erie canal! miss reeves makes us sound amazing. and miss santoro always takes time to see how we're doing. miss simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile. and mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read.

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♪ if only the phillies could erase the entire month of may. you take may out of the equati equation, 15-12. yeah, but unfortunately that ain't how it work. okay. they went six and 22 in the month and that's why they have the worst record in all of baseball. but luckily the guys are starting to heat up a little bit. they won four in a row and young guys they're finally stepping up finally acting like they're going to be future stars. they finally are starting to get it done. take on the braves tonight with chance to sweep and win fight straight for the first time since the end of april. >> nba finals philly fans remember this guy iguodala. he was chased out of the city. got traded. now he's on the verge of winning his second nba title that's how it goes when you're a philly fan. game three tonight cavs/warriors

golden state dominated in the first two games. cavs wept zero-two last year and came back to win it all. that was because they were able to win game three. warriors know how important today's game is and that's why they know they need to get it done. >> they're still the defending champs and until someone, you know, beats them four times before they beat them four times, you know, you can't count them out. they've been in the situation before. so they're going to continue to battle and fight. >> always difficult. no matter what happens the first two games. the change of venue changes the dynamics, changes the emotion. we've been here the last two years and gotten hammered twice in game three. so we know what we're up again against. >> to the french open the yoko fifty seven lost in the quarter finals after the match former great john mcenroe questioned djokovic an cued him of giving up for the first time in his

career. john mcenroe whether he's out there or not he's always -- >> saying something. >> always saying something. [ laughter ] >> mcenroe says listen, really, mc, you don't accuse someone of quiquittingquitting. >> exactly. >> in any sport. especially a player like that. >> he'll run his mouth regardless. >> exactly. down two sets and you lose six-love it happens. >> get on the plane and leave, man. right? [ laughter ] >> get your prize money. [ laughter ] >> all right. take look at the seven day forecast. i'll be playing tennis. >> of course you will. you won't quit either. >> i'm not going quit. no. 75 tomorrow. 82 for friday. saturday 84. then look at sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, heat wave. >> yeah. >> wahoo! head to the shore. nice this weekend. all righty. that good does it for us here at six. that does it for us. we'll see you back here at 10:00. have a great night. inside edition is up next.

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