the judge concluded by saying good luck mr. cosby. it was interesting seeing this case. >> the prosecution saying there is much more than that and going as far as proving their case. they did say she was available if that decision would have been different. it really did not get to that and another interesting point to be made how emotional the defense attorney was in the courtroom. something that you will not be able to see in written reports of this and being in the courtroom and watch handgim. at one point, she's saying stop it stop it. it did not make the impact he wanted to make on the judge's side. >> some of that time with you, actually and what are the things that struck me when i was there last was how stoic cosby was during the most recent proceedin proceedings. what was his demeanor like in court today? >> there is not much you can read from him, he came in and he obviously assisted by an aid as he walked into the courthouse. there was not a whole lot emotions from him. his attorney was far more emotional. >> well, there is

mrs. cosby responded, and i won't. would you agree that throughout your marriage, mr. cosby deceived you? objection. same objection to the privilege of marital communications. do not answer. in order to limit her testimony, mrs. cosby, who has a ph.d. said her sources of information were very limited indeed. do you read the newspapers? no. do you get information off the internet? not very much. do you watch tv? very seldom. where do you get your information? i discuss it with my husband, with my public relations person. does that mean all of the information that you have regarding the sexual allegations against your husband came from conversation, either conversations with your husband or conversations with counsel? correct. that is my answer. the deposition got heated several times with mrs. cosby at one point saying, i'm done. but in fact, she wasn't. mrs. cosby was questioned again last month in the case. that transcript yet to be released. cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, new york. >>> tonight oklahoma's governor, mary fallin, has vetoed a bill which would have made per

mrs. cosby responded, and i won't. would you agree that throughout your marriage, mr. cosby deceived you? objection. same objection to the privilege of marital communications. do not answer. in order to limit her testimony mrs. cosby who has a ph.d. said her sources of information were very limited indeed. do you read the newspapers? no. do you get information off the internet? not very much. do you watch tv? very seldom. where do you get your information? i discuss it with my husband, with my public relations person. does that mean all of the information that you have regarding the sexual allegations against your husband came from conversations, either conversations with your husband or conversations with counsel? correct. that is my answer. the deposition got heated several times with mrs. cosby at one point saying, i'm done. but in fact, she wasn't. mrs. cosby was questioned again last month in the case. that transcript yet to be released. cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, new york. >>> tonight oklahoma's governor, mary falon, vetoed a bill. a move that would effectively

mrs. cosby responded, and i won't. would you agree that throughout your marriage, mr. cosby deceived you? objection. same objection to the privilege of marital communications. do not answer. in order to limit her testimony, mrs. cosby, who has a ph.d. said her sources of information were very limited indeed. do you read the newspapers? no. do you get information off the internet? not very much. do you watch tv? very seldom. where do you get your information? i discuss it with my husband, with my public relations person. does that mean all of the information that you have regarding the sexual allegations against your husband came from conversation, either conversations with your husband or conversatis onthwi counsel? correct. that is my answer. the deposition got heated several times with mrs. cosby at one point saying, i'm done. but in fact, she wasn't. mrs. cosby was questioned again last month in the case. that transcript yet to be released. cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, new york. >>> tonight oklahoma's governor, mary fallin, has vetoed a bill which would have made per

cosby and returned to mr. cosby's home. >> when she moved back to canada, she telephoned mr. cosby so she and her family could go to his show in toronto. he said her statement was weak and inconsistent and incredible. >> john thank you. >>> also there tonight, "action news" reporter, chad pradelli, needless to say chad cosby's appearance in court caused quite a few spectators and diverse opinions. >> the court of public opinion is against bill cosby that said he has his supporters and they were out in force today. >> become walked out of court and raised his arm to supporters. for some african-americans, bill cosby will always be dr. huxtable a role model in their community a man innocent until proven guilty. >> i'm disappoints, it's so much a circus. >> every time he tried to -- you get a black guy of prestige -- you everybody wants to break him down i don't know what it is. >> but prosecutors say the evidence is overwhelming and the comedian's own statements is helping to fuel the charges he now faces. in his statement a decade ago admitted to giving quaaludes to women to h

>> i think that mr. cosby is coming out. all right. >> miss constand, interactions and that kind of a thing and sometimes otherwise interact? >> i think that only miss constand and her mother should be the ones to explain why there was continued interaction with mr. cosby, but there very well may be reasons and i don't think that one should take that as some kind of tacit admission that she wanted to with cosby or a criminal nature. as a matter of fact, there was testimony about a conversation between the mother and mr. cosby. pardon me? >> can i come for a minute? >> absolutely. >> let's get our team together. we just conducted our preliminary hearing. all charges were held. we're here because we want to seek the truth. we're here to serve justice. the evidence in this case that was presented at the preliminary hearing is of a limited basis. a preliminary hearing is a situation where we only have to show that a crime is committed and the defendants connected to the crime. we did that through the victim's statement and the d

cosby, accepted a dinner invitation from mr. cosby, the complainant returned to mr. cosby's home. >> prosecutors say that constand was available for today's preliminary hearing, but she was not in the courtroom. no trial date has been set. live in norristown, chad pradelli channel 6 "action news." jim? >> thank you, chad. we have prehencive coverage of the cosby case at 6abc.com. you will also be able to view a photo gallery and video from the proceedings today. >>> emergency vehicles rushed to 13th and market streets in center city, philadelphia late today, but there was nothing anybody could do to save the life of a man in his 60s. he was a tourist from texas and fell on-to-the tracks and was run over by a septa train. live to "action news" reporter christie ileto who has the tragic details. christie? >> that's right, jim. family members identified him as jackson, visiting from out of town and his family trip took a tragic turn. >> i can't believe it is him. it is like i am dreaming, this didn't really happen. >> mayday, mayday. >> radioing that he hit a man on the

note thably absent was the accuser herself. >> twelve years to bring an accuse tore confront mr. cosby they chose not to. >> reporter: brian mcmonigal argued that the alleged assault was a consensual interaction and there was not enough evidence to go to trial

she says mr. cosby told her to lay down, that she was scared. she says, quote, everything was blurry and dizzy. she was lying down. she says that was the last thing she remembered for a period of time. she had, quote, no sense of time and then she described in some detail, i'm not going to read this part explicitly, but she describes what she alleges was unwanted physical sexual contact. again, this now being the first time we've seen that in a criminal proceeding just moments ago. >> ari, take me through this legally. if mr. cosby and his team said everything was consensual and in this deposition or in this statement she says that she was handed these pills and then took them with some wine. legally, is there anything there that the team could say, well, that is consensual? >> i think that will be a big part of the debate here. the types of charges he's facing include both a lack of consenting and explicitly drugging someone, which under pennsylvania law as in most states means that you can't exercise meaningful consent. we can see a preview of

from mr. cosby that he says were three halves of benadryl and he stated he didn't tell her at the time. he said they were herbal. if she was unable because she was unconscious or in and out of consciousness to say anything, then she couldn't say no and that cannot lead to the conclusion that she therefore consented. she had no capacity to consent is the argument of the prosecution and so, i don't know that the defense is going to get far with that argument, although i'm sure they'll continue to argue it at the trial. >> at the trial, gloria, will -- either your client or up to some 50 women who have accused him of some sort of sexual misconduct. could their testimony be, you know, used or could they themselves testify in that trial? >> in pennsylvania, there is what's called a prior bad acts doctrine. in other words, that other accusers could be called if it's -- their testimony is considered relevant to the charges facing mr. cosby. in other words, is this a signature crime? are the acts that

a friend of mr. cosby's has loaned him his ranch house." there's what i drove up to, this big, verandas, sprawling ranch house. rang the doorbell. bill cosby answers the door in his sweats and very casual and very friendly. >> reporter: heidi says she was shown her room and later performed her monologue for cosby. >> he wasn't too impressed. he said, "let's try a cold read." so he handed me a script. and the person i'm supposed to be clearly is intoxicated. i do remember him saying, "heidi, have you ever been drunk?" and i said, "no, not really." and he said, "well, how -- how do you expect to play a role like this?" so he poured a glass and he said, "all right. this is your prop. you're going to sip on your wine." and i literally -- i don't remember anything other than one sip. >> reporter: she says the next four days are a drug-induced blur. but she says she does remember mental snapshots. >> my clothes were on. his were not. and i was lying down and he was forcing himself in my mouth. then the next snapshot is, i hear his voice basically

a friend of mr. cosby's has loaned him his ranch house." there's what i drove up to, this big, verandas, sprawling ranch house. rang the doorbell. bill cosby answers the door in his sweats and very casual and very friendly. >> reporter: heidi says she was shown her room and later performed her monologue for cosby. >> he wasn't too impressed. he said, "let's try a cold read." so he handed me a script. and the person i'm supposed to be clearly is intoxicated. i do remember him saying, "heidi, have you ever been drunk?" and i said, "no, not really." and he said, "well, how -- how do you expect to play a role like this?" so he poured a glass and he said, "all right. this is your prop. you're going to sip on your wine." remember anything other than one sip. >> reporter: she says the next four days are a drug-induced blur. but she says she does remember mental snapshots. >> my clothes were on. his were not. and i was lying down and he was forcing himself in my mouth. then the next snapshot is, i hear his voice basically telling me that we're goin

cosby himself said. there was a moment today in the courtroom where the prosecutor referred to mr. cosby's prior denial regarding oh, did you have sex with her, he said neither awake nor asleep. the prosecutor said who talks like that. there's enough of bill cosby's denials or explanations that the prosecution thinks will help them, but a lot yet we don't know how it will go down. >> here's my question. i don't understand, explain this to me. you have a civil suit, okay? bill cosby deposed around the civil suit, he says under oath, he is deposed, then there's a settlement and that's sealed. >> correct. >> now we have it. why do we have it? because a judge said basically give me a break, we're not keeping this under seal like we have all these people accusing this man. >> hard to keep things sealed with criminal charges pending. there was agreement between the two of them it would be sealed, that will be one of the arguments the defense will come forward and make a motion to try to keep the depositions out. >> that seems to be a huge part of the ball game in this case. the differenc

. >> mr. cosby, anything to say at all? any comment whatsoever, sir? >> reporter: after the ruling that will now see him face trial for aggravated indecent assault. said prosecutors reacting to the judge' decision -- >> we're here because we want to seek the truth. we're here to serve justice. >> reporter: prosecutors used earlier statements to police not live testimony from andrea constand to tell the story of cosby calling her to his cheltenham mansion in early 2004 sending her pills and wine calm her nerves as she drifted in and out of consciousness groping h her. detective catherine hart intervened constand in 2005 and quoted her as saying the pills and wine made her woozy. said her legs quote felt rubbery like jelly. heart quoted constand saying cosby touched her breasts and genitals. later as she came to constand said quote my bra was undone. my sweater was bunched. >> obviously this is a trial in justice. they had 12 years to bring the case. they didn't. and what they presented today was evidence of nothing. >> reporter: defense led by philadelp

cosby, the complaintant accepted a dinner invitation from mr. cosby. complaintant returned to mr. cosby's home and ultimately after returning to can inadequacies at complaintant asked for tickets to a concert that he was performing at, went to the concert, and presented him with a gift. today a united states citizen had his due process rights violated. we intend to ask the courts to put an end to this once and for all. >> also celebrity attorney globe use allred was among those in the packed courtroom. she represents more than two toss even other cosby accusers. allred says her clients could testify in this case. >> under pennsylvania's prior bad acts, legal doctrine, potentially other accusers could be called to testify at trial. whether they will be called, that is, subpoenaed to testify at trial is a decision that will be made by law enforcement, the district attorney and the court, in terms of admissibility. >> allred client filed a sexual battery civil suit begins bill cot bye. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage as bill cosby goes to trial. you can always get

mr. cosby is a sick man, a criminal and he needs to go to jail. the issue is much bigger. >> heidi, we talked about the fact you're all on a different path. you all have different allegations and coped with what you say happened to you. i want to ask each of you, where are you at in terms of forgi forgiveness or want tock see him rot in jail forever? >> you want me to go first? >> go ahead. >> all right. i think i forgave bill cosby probably within six months because some part of me recognized that the person who did that is sick. that is an animal, that is a beast, that is a predator, that is no at human being who understands right from wrong. so i really think -- i'm not angry with bill cosby. i think he's sick. unfortunately, because of a variety of things, he was not brought to justice, he was not gotten help and he went on to do this to many other women. so i haven't -- i haven't been angry, i haven't faulted him for deca decades. but that does not mean that he shouldn't come to justice. >> lili, this trial could get really ugly. just today i

>> i'm focused on the silence mr. cosby exhibited throughout this entire course of allegat n allegations being presented against him. he's been silent, his family has been silent. his children have been silent. unfortunately that has grown extensively to the public perception that he is guilty. and unfortunately, you have to defend yourself. you have to not be silent, particularly when your brand, your very dna of your brand was to be an advocate, was to be outspoken, and now when you are being -- when you have these allegations against yourself, we're not hearing anything from bill cosby. unfortunately the gravity of those allegations coupled with his silence is too much for him to bear at this point. it's disappointing because we need to hear something, considering the frequency of the allegati allegations, the frequency and number, sheer number and volume of women who have come out against him. something needs to be said. >> what is that something? at this point, what does bill cosby say? >> bill cosby, clearly, re

cosby after the alleged assault occurred. mr. cosby is not guilty of one single crime and not one fact presented contradicts this the. lisa green, all right. let's start with this. there's going to be a trial, a criminal trial, that's what the judge said today. they've cleared this low bar to get the thing thrown out? >> exactly right, cosby's heading to court. >> now my first question as a layperson is just, you've got this deposition. which seems quite incriminating. is that going to get into this criminal trial? that seems to me a big part of the ball game here. >> it's a big part of the ball game. unbeknownst to even the most ardent cosby followers, last month a three-judge federal panel heard arguments by cosby's lawyers seeking to reseal the deposition. and in essence, i know, even a nonlawyer can appreciate this the judges pulled out and not from their law books variations on the toothpaste tube analogy as in, the toothpaste is so far out of this tube, it's like that morning when you wake up and you're like, i'm rolling th

. >> mr. cosby, any word, fox 29 news, any comment, sir. >> no. >> he has been out there all morning. >> he is not going to go talk to reporters. >> so, lets remind everybody what this is, as they go up to the second floor, andrea the former basketball coach at temple back years ago, said that during a 2004 visit to bill cosby a's, i call it a mansion, as she was given pills and wine that left her unable she says to barely stay awake she was almost unconscious. she said she was what she alleged that bill cosby brought her three benadryl pills and then gave her some wine. she said that she could not remain wake enough to consent to any sex. >> he has maintained this entire time that the encounter was consensual and that she knew what was going on that night. >> so why did this happen before. do you remember bruce castor montgomery county district attorney back at the time of this incident did not file sexual assault charges against bill cosby citing insufficient credible admissible evidence. my

any othering statements that mr. cosby made probably also they'll file motions to suppress that. they will file what we call emotions to limit testimony that comes out in the case. all these pretrial motions shape the case, and that's really where all the activity takes place. the case, the trial usually goes very smoothly because all of these other things are done pretrial. >> all right, judge michael, a lot to be seen, but we appreciate your time as always. thank you. >> thank you. >> and count on us to follow the cosby case as it heads to trial. we'll bring you the latest every step of the way on the air and on the nbc 10 app. >>> right now at 5:00, neighbors in camden county on the lookout. police say scammers take advantage of people's trusting nature. nbc 10 south jersey bureau reporter shows us how the scam works and how to protect your home. >> it is a quiet rural stretch, and lined by farms and neighborhoods where others keep their doors open and police warn residents now to lock up. >> just keep doors locked at all times. >> patrick is a little bit teed off. after he sa

they had 12 years to bring an accuser to confront mr. cosby. they chose not to. >> reporter: at trial, constand will almost certainly testify in person. >> mr. cosby, anything to say at all? any comment whatsoever, sir? >> reporter: and we'll have to confront cosby in a manner that convinces a jury of her claims. >> watching these criminal proceedings attorney gloria allred who represents 30 of the accusers in pending civil cases. >> the typical defense tactic is always attack the victim. put the victim on trial, not your client. >> reporter: cosby will be formally arraigned here at the courthouse july 20th. he has already waived his right to be present for that session. in norristown, bruce gordon fox 29 news. >>> attorney and fox 29 legal analyst ken rothweiler talked to us earlier about the possibility of weather accusers taking the stand in this trial. >> my bet you'll going to see the standard here is called mo, mo is mod did you say operandi the method of operation. and if you can prove that in the case that someone has done something ove

we have no doubt this case will be resolved in mr. cosby's favor. >> i expect the defense will try to put him on trial and use defense strategy. >> here we go. the trial has been set for july 20th and if convicted he could face up to 10 years in prison. >> maybe we'll finally hear from bill cosby himself. >> coming up next are these stars us? one goes on a pizza run. >> see how far pink went to ge love from her daughter. >> she's not very impressed by me. >> later what really happens behind the scenes on the bachelorette. th >> now are these stars glam or us? check out the two sides of chloe grace. she glamed it up last night but back in her east village hotel 19-year-old chloe is like a typical she brought in two boxes of pizza and cokes for di hungry? lady gaga's grocery store run on horseback. come on gaga this screams glam. yesterday morning she was looking in malibu with a friend. the pop star's record label ponied up for this girl as a gift. so what did gaga do? took the horse to water and got herself a drink. >> it was a nice g

they say the sex was consensual we have no doubt this case will be resolved in mr. cosby's favor. >> i expect the defense will try to put him on trial and use defense strategy. >> here we go. the trial has been set for july 20th and if convicted he could face up to 10 years in prison. >> maybe we'll finally hear from bill co himself. >> coming up next are these stars us? one goes on a pizza run. >> see how far pink went to get love from her daughter. >> she's not very impressed by me. >> later what really happens behind the skeens on the okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. >> stars keep their i >> now are these stars glam or us? check out the two sides ch grace. she glamed it up last night but back in her east village hotel 19-year-old chloe is like a typical teen. she brought in two boxes of pizza and cokes for dinner. hungry? lady gaga's grocery store run on horseback. come on gaga screams glam. yesterday morning she was looking in malibu a friend. the pop sta

they say the sex was consensual we have no doubt this case will be resolved in mr. cosby's favor. >> i expect the defense will try to put him on trial and use defense strategy. >> here we go. the trial has been set for july 20th and if convicted he could face up to 10 years in prison. >> maybe we'll finally hear from bill co himself. >> coming up next are these stars us? one goes on a pizza run. >> see how far pink went to get love from her daughter. >> she's not very impressed by me. >> later what really happens behind the skeens on the hi. is the internet still out? yes! i have nothing. come on! work together. work together. work together. do you got anything? i don't have anything. no i don't have anything. please come back internet. i love you. i love you so much. just come back. please. please. he's streaming a cat video. (family laughs) and the whole party is looking... can i take a look? mitch come on! get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. >> stars keep their i >> now are these stars glam

cosby, accepted a dr from mr. cosby, returned to his home, and ultimately after returning to canada, the complainant asked for tickets to a concert that he was performing at, went to the concert, and presented him with a gift. >> reporter:ing lack of evidence -- citing lack of evidence, the original case was dropped in 2005. it was reopened last summer when at least 50 women accused the comedian of sexual assault. cosby, who has always maintained his innocence, said the encounter with constand was consensual. he settled with her in a civil case for an undisclosed sum in 2006. >> we're here because we want to seek the truth. >> reporter: at the end of the nearly four-hour-long hearing, the judge wished cosby good luck to which the 78-year-old comedian replied, "thank you." it could be up to a year or -- if -- if convicted, the man once known as america's dad could be sent to previ years. >> thank you very much. >>> we're getting a dramatic firsthand account about the harrowing climb up mt. everest we've followed al

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