you know, bill cosby. bill cosby. i went to the hilton, he said that someone from the agency was going to meet me. took a couple of snapshots of me and they had left and i was having really bad allergies and he said, "here, this is an antihistamine," and it was a blue pill, and he gave it to me with a shot of amaretto. you know, he said, "it'll make you feel better." pretty soon i got to feeling kinda disoriented and it's like i couldn't move my body. and i was like -- like, kinda catatonic. and he was grunting. and i kept saying to myself, "dr. huxtable -- dr. huxtable," and i remember something warm up my leg and i -- and i was passed out and i woke up to him saying, "daddy said, wake up, daddy said, wake up." put about $1500 on the dresser. i thought i was gonna to be on "the cosby show," i thought he was gonna help me. and he didn't help me, he hurt me. he made me feel like nobody. i felt like nothing. who's gonna believe me? i'm just a high school student. >> reporter: later in her life, chelan had run-ins with t

cosby. >> reporter: in fact, cosby's lawyers have denied all the m. but the accusers say they find strength in each other. >> i had the courage to come out.women. i have gone from victim to victim's advocate. e. >> and you can't take that on by yourself. >> a woman drove by just two weeks ago and spit at me and liar. which really shook me up. nobody likes to be called a liar, nobody likes to be spit at. >> the numbers started building, then you realize now it's not ant. >> it was me and you and you and you and you and you and you. >> and finally i told my daughter.hese women say the first step towards coming forward was to tell their mothers, their sisters, their daughters. >> she was, like, so upset.and i might be coming out with the story." she said, "no, don't, mom. do you want that for your legacy?"daughter calls back and says, "you know i talked to my husband," and she said, "i want you to tell your story. and i want you to know that i'm behind you."now i couldn't have told you. no one would've ever believed me. cried and cried and cried and crie

i first met bill cosby in 1969 when he was shooting "the bill cosby show." i went with him back to the room where we had the lunches. >> reporter: she says he poured her a drink. >> very shortly after that i just got very groggy. and the next thing i know he was there taking off my pants. and i thought quickly and said i had a vaginal infection, which was a lie. so he stuck his manly parts into my mouth until he was finished and then i was given $10 and a >> reporter: joan does admit she accepted another invitation from cosby to see him perform onstage. >> i thought, "maybe we're going to a theater where there's lots of people so i'll be okay." we got into the limo, i think i had a drink there. >> reporter: joan claims she doesn't remember what happened next. >> the next morning when i woke up next to him naked and i just slipped out of bed feeling lower than dirt. >> my name is victoria valentino. i am a vintage playboy playmate. i'm a registered nurse. i'm an artist. >> reporter: victoria valentino says she and a friend dined with cosby in 1969, and that h

it was bill cosby." and she just cried and cried and cried and cried and cried and cried and held me, like i was 19 again. >> here i am, 38 years later finally telling my story. no one would've ever believed me in 1976. >> victims can come forward, they can speak out. no matter how wealthy, no matter how famous, no matter how powerful you are, you are not exempt from justice and the law. >> and of course we will continue to follow this story and bring you all the latest developments. i'm elizabeth vargas. >> and i'm david muir. thanks for spending part of your saturday night with us. and enjoy the rest of your good night. >> frank: the $900 milllln powerball drawing happening now. here are the winning numbers. >> good evening, america. tonight's jackpot climbed up to a record breaking estimated $949.8 million. i hope you have your powerball tickets. good luck. first number 32. right after that we have 16. here's tom. tom won $70 million playing powerball. next number is 19. to wind it up with the number

it was bill cosby." and she just cried and cried and cried and cried and cried and cried and held me, like i was 19 again. >> here i am, 38 years later finally telling my story. no one would've ever believed me in 1976. >> victims can come forward, they can speak out. no matter how wealthy, no matter how famous, no matter how powerful you are, you are not exempt from justice and the law. >> and of course we will continue to follow this story and bring you all the latest developments. i'm elizabeth vargas. >> and i'm david muir. thanks for spending part of your saturday night with us. and enjoy the rest of your weekend.

(as cosby...) "i'm just an old man, i can barely walk by myself. i mean, i couldn't rape a fly, and not just because i don't know what their sexual business is all about down there, with the suckin' and the feelers and the one thousand eyes!" why is he acting like he can't see? >> there have been some reports that he may be having trouble with his vision. he may be having difficulty seeing. he may be partially blind. >> larry: blind? is that going to be his defense? that he couldn't see what he was doing? (as cosby...) "your honor, i thought i was putting the creamer in those cappuccinos, you know, with the hazelnut and the vanilla and the international delight -- baah --" (laughter) but look, even if he doesn't get convicted, this is still a good thing. because for too long, the women who have accused him of this crime were not being listened to because they were being silenced by a powerful man and a complicit culture and, now, finally, regardless of what happens next, they're being heard. and th

cosby. castor wrote, i can see no possibility that cosby's deposition could be used in a state criminal case because i would have to testify as to what happened and the deposition would be subject to suppression. i cannot believe any state court judge would allow that deposition into evidence. knowing this, unless you can make out a case without that deposition and without anything the deposition led you to, i think cosby would have an action against the county and maybe even you personally. bruce castor has been subpoenaed to appear at the hearing on february 2nd, at which time i believe the case can fall apart. joining me now, mark o'mara, william j. brennan and defense attorney ariva martin. mark o'mara, what could you as a defense attorney do with the information i just provided? >> no question. i would go to the court and say, look, judge, i this agreement, an immunity agreement which means you can't use my client's testimony against him. it is the only reason why he testified, was beca

that cosby is a hypocrite. that was the basis on which the judge released cosby's sealed testimony from ten years ago. the judge eduardo row breno wrote the defendant has an extension to the public has a significant interest. the judge decided because cosby thrust himself into the town square on matters of public importance he'd surrendered his privacy. one example cited by the judge was a 2013 interview by cnn's don lemon. cosby discussed the 50th anniversary of the march on washington and today's leadership needs. he also shared his views on rehabilitating african-american juvenile delinquent. in short, cosby told people how to lead their lives. and on that basis, the judge lifted a temporary seal from ten years ago. revealed when cosby was asked by constand's lawyer whether he obtained quaaludes to use for young women with whom he wants to have sex, cosby said yes. but the civil case was settled with a confidentiality agreement. didn't stop the judge from releases the testimony to the associated press on the

i spoke to the man who will question camille cosby. he tells us he expects to get a significant amount of testimony to use against bill cosby. >> there is an adage that people say that a perfect union is the marriage of a blind woman to a deaf man, but she is not blind, and she, i'm sure, did get to see and hear a lot. >> if you're deposing camille cosby, what are the questions you'd go after? >> look, i'm going to want to know everything she knew about all of the women. i'm going to go through each and every woman's name. >> reporter: jeff lyndie is a former federal prosecutor and handled similar depositions. >> i would assume as the plaintiff's lawyer she's going to give testimony that only supports her husband, so i'm going to want to lock her in to her statements. >> reporter: lyndie says the strategy is to give mrs. cosby enough rope to hang herself. >> and anything we get that contradicts her, i can prove her to be a liar. >> reporter: adding there is a small upside for cosby. >> the importance of deposing her for cosby's side wi

cosby, anything to say? >> these charges stem from a sexual assault that took place on an evening in early 2004 at mr. cosby's home in cheltenham township, montgomery county. >> reporter: the 78-year-old comedian charged with three counts of aggravated decent assault of andrea constand. constand worked with temple university's athletic program and considered cosby, 37 years her senior, and a temple alum, a friend and mentor. she accuses cosby of drugging, then assaulting her when she visited his pennsylvania home. >> mr. cosby made two sexual advances at her, that were rejected. on the evening in question, mr. cosby urged her to take pills, that he provided to her. and to drink wine. >> reporter: according to the criminal complaint, the pills and wine left constand feeling dizzy, nauseous, frozen and paralyzed, but aware of cosby fondling her breasts and putting his hands into her pants. constand went to the police about a year later, but the district attorney did not file charges, citing lack of evidence. s

cosby?" 2 just days after bill cosby's arrest... on a felony charge of aggravated indecent assault ... all eyes are now shifting to his wife of 50 years -- camille. nats -- a federal judge has ordered her to testify in a defamation lawsuit filed by seven of cosby's accusers -- the couple's attorneys losing that the cosbys' private conversations were protected... under marital privilege. ((transition)) more than 50 women have now come forward -- accusing the comedian of sexual assault... drugging... or rape. many of them appearing in the a&e documentary "cosby -- the women speak" -- produced by abc's lincoln square productions." sot -- beverly johnson, cosby accuser // "i knew i had been drugged... no doubt in my mind." 4 sot -- (too fast to super) // "i don't know how i ended up in his hotel room." 2 sot -- charlotte fox, cosby accuser in the room - in a robe." 5 cosby has long denied the allegations... and sat down with abc news last may. sot -- bill cosby, comedian // "i have been in this business for 52 years, and i will... i've

cosby, any comment? >> the media quoted him as saying, friends and families, thank you. >> it will be a media circus. >> joel bennic has been following the cosby says and says the preliminary hearing will be pushed back at the defense's request. >> chances are they'll continue it, simply because they've got a lot of information to review. >> reporter: he says when the hearing does happen, the prosecution will lay out its case against cosby. it could present evidence and call witnesses but doesn't have to show all its cards. >> the commonwealth has to show enough evidence a crime may have been committed and the accused may have been the one to do it. it's just over 50% of a burden on the commonwealth, meaning the judge decides is there enough for this case to proceed to trial. >> reporter: we spoke with the attorney for cosby's accuser, andrea constant today. she says it's up to the district attorney on whether or not to call her client to testify at the preliminary hearing. bennic says if constant is cal

cosby understood mr. cosby used quaaludes, whether or not he had certain sexual proclivities, the truth is i don't think there's much she's going to be able to provide. don't expect camille cosby to say, oh, yeah, i was aware my husband was having rampant affairs with 50, 60 some odd women. don't expect her to say i was aware my husband was taking quaaludes and giving them to women or that i was providing him with those kinds of drugs. don't expect that. i really don't think this sort of fishing expedition that the lawyer for these seven alleged accusers is indicating. i really don't think this is going to lead to much. i really don't. but in the capacity of her job as bill cosby's business manager it may be -- there may be some relevance in terms of what she can provide. remember, he's countersuing. he's saying their allegations hurt his business. and her capacity as a business manager she may be able to shed some light with regard to that. >> i want to listen now to this clip. the attorney for the women

cosby gave. then it's a question for the jury whether mr. cosby is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. >> not having the deposition could cripple the prosecution's case. a judge will have to decide whether the initial deal has to be upheld or if it's fair game to use against bill cosby. >> a judge will hear arguments on this matter on february 2nd. cosby's towns are also trying to get district attorney's kevin steel removed from the case. reporting live in digital operations center i'm aundre klein-thomas. >>> his deposition was released where he admitted giving the woman quaaludes. constand filed deformation suit against castor over statements he made in the civil suit. in december kevin steel, the district attorney elect at the time announced the case against cosby by the statute of limitations ran out. you can get updates any time through the nbc 10 neuews app. it's a free download. >>> developing story in philadelphia. that's where police tell us someone shot a man several times. nbc 10 on the scene near 17th and edgily street. paramedics

cosby briefly stumbled. inside his turned over his passport and pos10 prts% of his million dollar bail. he did not enter ea. his next stopop the police station where he was fingerprinted and posed for a mug shot. >> charges were filed over new information that came to light in july of 2015. >> montgomeryyounty prosecutor filed the charges now because we're right at the end of the statute of limitations. if they aren't filed now, they can't be filed. >> for many of my 29 clients who allege they are victims of bill cosby, seeing him criminally charged and having to face a trial is the best christmas present that they've ever received. >> the claims by alleged ctim andrea constand sounds strikingly similar to what model janice dickinson told us last year. for instance, constand's complaint includes details like pillsnd wine. now listen to janice. given me wine and a pill and t next morning i woke up and i wasn't wearing my pajamas. >> all along the comedian has maintained his innocence but more than 50 women ha

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cosby has denied any wrong doing. again, bill cosby returns to court february 2, at that time a montgomery county judge will decide if there is enough evidence for it to go to trial. you can count on nbc 10 on air and on line for the latest developments in the cosby case. i'm live in the digital operations center, vai sikahema, nbc 10. >> thanks. it's 4:47. another legend in the music world has passed away. eagles co-founder glenn frey has died. ♪ welcome to the hotel california ♪ >> frey formed the eagles. they became one of the most successful song writing teams with hits like hotel california and life in the fast lane. he had success as a artist as well. he was 67 years old. >> well, if you find a term midshipmen and others outdated you're not alone and the u.s. navy is considering making some of the titles more gender neutral. the secretary of the navgy wants a review of all rank and position titles to remove the word man. officials will spend the next few months from sailors. >> motion sensors, steel reinforc

>>> bill cosby after his arrest. new developments in the criminal case today. >> it's what's coming up right now on "entertainment tonight." >>> this is going to be huge. >> the headlines taking aim at cosby. could the trial be as big as michael jackson or o.j.? >> a rich, famous, powerful father figure. >> then -- >> three, two, one! >> our countdown to the new year special. >> donnie learned there is not fair. i will make out with strangers. >> we were inside the party from coast to coast. >> we're expecting 6,000 police officers to be patrolling the area. >> how new york is working to keep a million people safe in times square. also -- carrie underwood, justin bieber, will harry be kissing kendall jenner at midnight and our flashback with j-lo, reliving her career captured by "e.t." cameras. >> there is no such thing as overnight in this business. i knew everything about this business in 1995. >> now in our 35th season this is "entertainment tonight." >> thank you for joining us on this last day of 2015. >> we hop

they said bill cosby portrayed them as liars. mrs. cosby's attorneys argue the private conversations are privileged. but they say they are subpoenaing her because she is her husband's business manager. bill cosby could face up to 10 years in prison on sexual assault charges in pennsylvania. cnn's jean casares has details. >> criminal charges for bill cos cosby. out on $1 million bail. he was arraigned on criminal sexual assault charges. >> anything to say? >> they stem from a sexual assault that took place on an evening in early 2004 at mr. cosby's home in montgomery coun county. >> the 78-year-old comedian charged with three counts of aggravated in decent assault. she worked at the athletic facility. she accuses him of drugging and then assaulting her when she visited his pennsylvania home. >> he made two sexual advances at her that were rejected. on the evening in question, mr. cosby urged her to take pills that he provided to her and to drink wine >> according to the criminal complaint, the pills and wine left constant feeling dizz

and cosby breaks his silence for the first time since he was criminally charged. >>> flood catastrophe we're in the air over the midwest flood zone. thousands of homes still under water. millions of people at risk from the deadly fast-moving waters that have already done so much damage. >>> and unforgettable. she was music royalty. the daughter of an icon whose voice brought her fame in her own right. remembering grammy award-winning singer natalie cole. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. on this new year's day, there was fear across israel's second largest city, tel aviv, as authorities launch a manhunt after a man opened fire in a cafe blocks away from the beach. the attack comes after three months of almost daily palestinian attacks against civilians and soldiers. but officials are investigating whether this attack might have been inspired by isis. tonight there is new video showing the moment of the calm friday afternoon being shattered. nbc's keir simmons has our report. >> reporter: captured on a security camera, young people relaxing in a bar. then diving for cov

in an e-mail cosby explained that the deal required cosby to give up his right to remain silent during a deposition in the former temple employee's civil case. that former temple employee is the accuser in the current criminal case against him. in exchange, cosby would not be prosecuted in the future. >> even if the court suppressed that, and i think they would, it would still allow the montgomery county district's attorney to charge mr. cosby based upon victim statements, witness statements, other evidence, and whether or not it would be enough, all depends on the case and the jury. >> in those e-mails between bruce castor and the d.a.'s office, he warns cosby could sue the county if those sworn statements are used in case. be sure to stay with nbc 10 on air and online for any new developments in the cosby investigation. you can get updates any time on the nbc 10 app. >>> new this morning, a new cassel county police officer is in the hospital after his cruiser crashed. it happened on route 1 near middletown, just after 4:00 this morning. a police helicopter flew the injured officer to

criminal charges for bill cosby. >> bill cosby out on $1 million bail. his legal team vowing to mount a vigorous defense after he was arranged on criminal assault charges. >> mrs. cosby, anything to say. >> sexual saassault that took place on inn 2004 at mr. cosby's home, montgomery county. >> the 38-year-old comedian, three counts of aggravated indecent assault. constant worked at temple university and considered cosby, 37 years her senior, a temple alum, a friend and mentor. she accuses him of drugging and salting her when she visited z his pennsylvania home. >> he made two sexual advances at her that were rejected. on the evening in question, mr. cosby urged her to take pills, that he provided to her and to drink wine. >> according to the criminal complaint, the pills and win left constant feeling dizzy, newtious, frozen and paralyzed. she became aware of him fondling her breasts and putting his hands into her pants. she went to the police a year later, but the district attorney did not file charges, citing lack of evidence. she filed a civil suit aga

cosby?" just days after bill cosby's arrest... on a felony charge of aggravated indecent assault ... all eyes are now shifting to his wife of 50 years -- camille. nats -- a federal judge has ordered her to testify in a defamation lawsuit filed by seven of cosby's accusers -- the couple's attorneys losing the argument... that the cosbys' private conversations were protected... under marital privilege. more than 50 women have now come forward -- accusing the comedian of sexual assault... drugging... or rape. many of them appearing in the a&e documentary "cosby -- the women speak" -- produced by abc's lincoln square productions." "i knew i had been drugged... no doubt in my mind." // "i don't know how i ended up in his hotel room." // "i was in a bed - no clothes. cosby's in the room - in a robe." cosby has long denied the allegations... and sat down with abc news "i have been in this business for 52 years, and i will... i've never seen anything like this." wednesday - following his arrest... he posted on twitter -- "friends and fans

altogether it's cosby's wife we're waiting to hear from. just days after bill cosby's arrest on a felony charge of aggravated indecent assault all eyes are shifting to his wife of 50 years, camille. a federal judge has ordered her to testify in a defamation lawsuit filed by seven of cosby's accusers. the couple's attorneys losing the argument that the cosby's private conversations were protected under marital privilege. more than 50 women have now come forward accusing the comedian of sexual assault and or drugging them. many of them appearing in the a and e documentary cosby the women speak produced by abc's lincoln square productions. >> i knew i had been drugged. no doubt in my mind. >> i don't know how i ended up in his hotel room. >> i was in a bed, no clothes, cosby's in the room in a robe. >> reporter: cosby has longden flied the allegations and sat down with abc news last may. >> have been in this business 52 years and i will -- i've never seen anything like this. >> reporter: following his arrest wednesday, he posted on twitter fri

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why would cosby testify so openly? because allegedly, he believed it would never be used against him in a criminal court. the civil case was settled and the deposition remained sealed for many years, but then last year, a judge desidesed to release a transcript of it. the explosive charges, cosby faces now, are largely based on that transcript. which we now know could very well be thrown out of court when the case has a hearing on february 2nd. in the last few days, i obtained an email, this email that i confirmed was written by ex d.a. bruce castor to his successor last year, three months before the charge against cosby, only those involved in the case have seen this email until now. it's the only clear record of the deal that was made promising not to prosecute bill cosby. here's an ex certificate. castor wrote, i can see no possibility that cosby's deposition could be used in a state criminal case, because i would have to testify as to what happened. to suppression.would be subject- i cannot believe any state court

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cosby in another state. most likely i would think his attorneys are going to go into the massachusetts court and say, hold on. we now have a criminal case pending, anything that mrs. cosby says in the depositions could be used in the criminal court which most likely she would not be forced to say any of the things under oath. so we want to put the civil case on hold while we resolve the criminal case first. many times, a civil judge will say that and they will give priority to the criminal case first. >> that's a really interesting point. so we may not actually hear from her for some time and if we do it may be after the criminal case is resolved. when you look at the sheer number of accuser, i think last count, it was 57 women who have come forward and they're accusing him of sexually assaulting them. the statute of limitations has run out on all of them. if the prosecution had their way they'll try to create a parade of alleged victims to convince the jury that this is a pattern of behavior. >> absolutely.

in this case or about bill cosby broadly. i tell you, simpson civil case, after the criminal case had been tried the world had watched it, suddenly you're in santa monica trying to find a jury in the civil case who haven't developed opinions about o.j. simpson, and i have to say there were a lot of people out there who just hadn't watched the case that closely. here, it's going to take a long time. you'll have to get a lot of prospective jurors. >> thanks very much for joining us this morning, dan, and happy new year. >>> let me bring back the powerhouse roundtable and get their insights on bill cosby and on tamir rice. and the other big stories that have us all riveted this morning. i want to go to you, alice, and your thoughts on the cosby arrest. more than 50 public accusers going back more than ten years, why ignored so long? >> i think a lot of them were shamed into silence, they were told they shouldn't come forward. they were told that no one would several of them have said, i tried to explain to mying at and my friend

cosby?" 2 just days after bill cosby's arrest... on a felony charge of aggravated indecent assault ... all eyes are now shifting to his wife of 50 years -- camille. nats -- a federal judge has ordered her to testify in a defamation lawsuit filed by conversations were protected... under marital privilege. ((transition)) more than 50 women have now come forward -- accusing the comedian of sexual assault... drugging... or rape. many of them appearing in the a&e documentary "cosby -- the women speak" -- produced by abc's lincoln square productions." sot -- beverly johnson, cosby accuser // "i knew i had been drugged... no doubt in my mind." 4 sot -- (too fast to super) // "i don't know how i ended up in his hotel room." 2 sot -- charlotte fox, cosby accuser cosby has long denied the "i have been in this business for 52 years, and i will... i've never seen anything like this." 6 wednesday - following his arrest... he posted on twitter -- "friends and fans, thank you"? only to be blasted with several angry responses. cosby's attorneys say