cosby, how you feeling? fans want to know. >> he believes none of the 13 should be allowed to take the stand telling the judge these women have no business here. >> there's no good reason in this world for these uncorroborated, unconfirmed, unreported, ancient allegations to be brought into this courtroom or any courtroom in this cup tree. >> reporter: the defense spent most of the afternoon tearing apart those accusers one by one. attorney mcmonagle saying she claims to have been assaulted sometime between 1982 and 1985. the only way to defense against a vague claim like that would be to suggest your client was in a coma for thee years. well that line brought a loud chuckle from bill cosby in the courtroom. we'll see if he's still laughing when the ruling comes in. iain? >> all right, bruce. thank you. >>> a warning tonight from the philadelphia division of the fbi. it says some scammers are calling people claiming to be with the agency. investigators say the scammers are calling people throughout the area

. >> if they can, then miss con stan's testimony against mr mr. cosby it's one-on-one with no corroboration from other witnesses. so it's important that there be corroboration row. >> reporter: in this the only criminal case against cosby, he's charged with drugging and groping andrea couldn't can stand at his cheltenham mansion in 2004. there were no witnesses and miss constand did not immediately come forward with her accusations. at trial, prosecutors want to show that cosby often used drugs or alcohol to render women unable to person his advances. civil attorney gloria allred represents some of those 13 other accusers. >> these women could create a pattern that says he's done this before and so it's not just a mistake that he thought this was consensual with andrea couldn't can't stand. >> it's not for the sole purpose of proving that mr. cosby had a propensity to commit the act that he is alleged to have inflicted on miss constand but to show that he could not have been mistaken about miss constand having couldn't zenned. >> reporter: the def

that line brought a chuckle from mr. cosby. we'll see if he's still laughing when the judge make his ruling. in norristown, i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >>> two can light vigils for two local teens killed by gunfire this week. and that was just last night. really. how often are young people dying from gun violence? fox 29's hank flynn offers you his take in just a few minutes. >>> yay! >> holiday season a family desperate to bring their soldier home a mom ready to sell her belongings to make it happen. but now, she doesn't have to. who stepped in to bring her family together. >> live look from blue mount tone on our pocono mountains camera. snow falling soon. this could change your trip to the mall saturday for that holiday shopping. kathy orr has your forecast just ahead. >> a special holiday surprise for a local family a soldier coming home for the holidays but it was long and a hard struggle to get him home. >> but secret santa change everything. our dave kinchen was there the moment a dream came true. >> i'll be home for

if they are subpoenaed, and they under stands they will be grilled by mr. cosby's attorneys. but, you know, they have duty to cooperate in the process. >> yes. >> and it could be public, depending on what the judge rules. >> do you think the judge will rule on this today? >> that's authorities say. in the past for all of the motions he has not ruled at that time, he's given written opinion, finding of fact, conclusions of law, in other words, the reasons why he reaches the decision that he has so it may be he won't rule today, on the other hand mable. it is a cliffhanger a and maybe the most significant decision in this case except for his motion to dismiss which of course was denied. >> gloria, always good to see you. >> you too, mike, thank youment. >> so if the judge decides that he'll let these 11 women, at least 11 women testify against him, a lot of people are thinking cosby will cut a deal then. >> will do plea deal? >> just too much evidence against him, cut a deal where i admit did i it, don't make me go to jail. >> be interesting to see what it will be like in a cou

it's testimony against mr. cosby. one-on-one. with no corroboration from other witnesses, it is important there be corroboration. >> they broke for lunch, and proceedings will continue this afternoon, they will scheduled to continue tomorrow. we are live in norristown, katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >>> a delaware dry-cleaning business is cleaning up after heavy damage after a sports car plowed through the front of the building. police say that a 66-year-old man pressed the gas instead of the brake and crashed his porsche box ter into the laundry mat. he was cited for careless driving. >> a man with a knife held up a local 7-eleven store overnight and got away with cash. he targeted the store on city avenue in wynnewood. the man came in and threaten aid clerk with the knife at 2:00 this morning and took money and ran across city avenue. they are work on a description of the suspect at this hour. >>> turning to accuweather the conditions are turning much colder as we get close toward an extremely bitter blast of winter,

. >> how do you feel mr. cosby. >> reporter: all the while bill cosby silently watch the hearing unfold. if the judge allows 13 witt tonightes to testify at trial his fate could be determined on a he said, they said basis, rather than one where he simply faces one accuser. the hearing continues tomorrow at 9:00 a.m., the judge will make his decision sometime after tomorrow's hearing, on this motion, for prior bad acts. meanwhile cosby's trial is still scheduled for june 2017. reporting from norristown, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> president-elect donald trum april announce his pick for america's top diplomate after weeks of rampant speculation. today trump chose exxon mobile ceo rex tillerson to be his secretary of state. mr. tillerson is a business heavyweight, with a top job at exxon mobile he brokered deals around the world on behalf of the oil giant but critics say he lacks political experience. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live in the sat center with reaction from law m

. >> if they can't, then this co constand's testimony against mr. cosby it's one-on-one with no corroboration from other witnesses. >> the defense says most of the claims are so old and vague they cannot disprove them. hearing on all of this wraps up tomorrow. the judge could rule that none, some or all 13 of the extra witnesses might be able to testify against cosby. >>> investigators are trying to figure out if the same person robbed two corner stores in north philadelphia and shot two men in the process. wearing a mask the gunman shot a 63-year-old employee of the double r deli in feltonville on saturday. he got away with cash and lottery tickets. the next night, a man walked into the san raphael marks a few blocks and fired off a shot at a 56 year old man. doctors treed and released that man from the hospital. a new jersey trooper faces charges he stopped female drivers to give out his number and get dates. troopers say actually investigators say that trooper marquise prater falsified documents to cover up the stops and they say that includes ly

. >> they have no problem with the fact that mr. cosby has a small army of attorneys to represent him, one person. >> reporter: the district attorney made a statement tonight, but he did not answer questions, refusing to say how big of a setback it would be if the judge rules against allowing those 13 accusers to testify. at the montgomery county courthouse in norristown, drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> tonight, a change that could impact your wallet. the federal reserve is raising a key interest rate in response to a strengthening economy. the quarter-point increase is the first in a year and only the second since the recession. could affect everything from mortgage rates to credit cards and student loans. stocks had their worst day in two months after the announcement. the fed is expected to raise rates three more times next year. >>> today marks four years since the sandy hook massacre in connecticut shook the nation. >> and this afternoon, there was an emotional local tribute. 26 shirts were on display on the front lawn of the pres

the prosecution is alleged they would tough they were also given drugs or alcohol or both by mr. cosby and then there was sexual activity and they didn't consent. >> reporter: and the defense is expected to argue they were actually just beginning their defense before they took that break here at this courthouse. they were saying these claims are incredibly old, that there is incomplete information, dates, times, other times that are missing that that is why this can't possibly go to a jury. this is the last day of the pretrial hearing. the judge says they will be here as long as it takes to sort through all of these arguments. i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> sentencing underway for another ally. yesterday fattah -- businessman robert brand was sentenced to two and a half years. karen nicholas was sentenced to two years in prison. on monday fattah was sentenced to ten years in prison. he is due to report to prison next month. >>> police searching for a gunman in what they are calling an execution style deadly shooting. officers found a man lag on adams avenue with several gun

constant's testimony against mr. cosby, it is one-on-one with no corroboration from other witnesses. so it is important that there be cooperation, as to lack of consent, if in fact that's what the accuse letter testify to by other witnesses. >> reporter: last weaning gloria allred said her clients have a duty to testify, she called the defense dismissal of their accounts out of context, just plane wrong. cosby also in rare form yesterday, both in and out of the courtroom. he was overheard telling a dispute when he entered the court don't taze me bro when he was getting wanted. very different from the very fragile cosby we've seen over the last few weeks, mike and alex. >> just walking in, smiling, waiving. >> he actually was laughing when he was on the elevator. later on in our shop, liver interview with one of the attorneys, gloria allred that you just heard there in lauren's piece. >> i believe she represents about four of the women, four of the 12. >> she wants to show up in court with them. all right, 6:39. >> br

mr. zinke has expressed support for the land and wildlife. mr. zinke advocated for state control and development on federal lands and a move that threatens our national parks. >> what's your worry about that? >> we support oil and gas development on our public land. we look at areas that need protection by corridors or antelope or sage grass. so special places where it should not happen. so that you do a little oil and gas development and you take care of that as you move on. congressman zinke is opened to those conversations. so lets do that first and talk about other stuff. >> we'll have that conversation though. >> i was going to say. we are showing pictures of yell stone. i know it does not look like this when i am like this. i am a big outdoor person myself and i love the hike and backpack and we camped at yellow stone last summer, my family and i. for people like me, that's sort of our big inner face for the department of interior for most americans. do you think there are in change

cosby, one-on-one. >> lack every consent if the accuse letter testify to by other witnesses. >> last week all red said her client have a duty to testify if the court wants to hear from them. she called the defense's dismissal of their accounts out of context, and just plane wrong. cosby also in rare form yesterday, both in and out of the courtroom, he was overheard telling a deputy don't taze me, bro as he walked into the courtroom here in montgomery county. very different cosby than we've seen, thomas, karen, over the last few weeks. >> all right, it will be very interesting, lauren, thank you. >> this strange story, just got stranger. you may remember us telling you someone was stealing address numbers off of homes in fishtown in kensington, stealing the one's and zero's, two month later the binary bandit has struck again, but this time, we will show you the video, you're about to see the man actually returns to the front door, places a bag inside when the homeowner walks out. finds 83 stolen one's and zero's, the big question now around the neighborhood, why someone has been swipi

if they can't, then miss constand's testimony against mr. cosby, one-on-one, with no corroboration from other witnesses. so it is important that there be corroboration as to a lack of consent if, in fact, that's what the accusers will testify to by other witnesses. >> well the judge ultimately ruled that cosby's lawyers could identify 11 of those women by name since they had already shared their stories publicly, prosecutors clashed with the defense lawyers about using those women's names, because they believe it is an effort to intimidate the women, well, all red has suggested cosby establish a 100 million settlement funds for these accusations, and for the victims. we'll see what a judge decides in this second day of the hearing later this morning. karen, thomas? >> we'll see what today holds. we should also mention gloria allred will be on good day this morning, as well, lauren, thank you. time now 4:39 almost. let's warm things up a little bit. dozen every pennsylvania families are getting a surprise. they won't soon forget. >> this is t

show a pattern, a signature, and that would be about what would show there was an absolute path by mr. cosby. >> reporter: kevin steel argues woman should be able to testify against cosby's prior bad acts. sailing that the similarities in all of the cases, show a distinct method of praying on his alleged victims. at one point telling the judge, the 79 year-old comedian has a life long history of sexually assaulting young woman but in his counter argument brian mcmonigal calls 13 allegations a bandaged band wagon of claims that have been put together in pandora's box. mcmonigal says since 13 women cannot recall exact dates, times or even specific details of the alleged incidents, they should not aloud to testify. now, ukee and jessica, this was the last scheduled pretrial motion before the the 2017 trial. the judge saying that the only possible motion lefties a motion to change the venue, that has not yet been filed but that could be one last thing before bill cosby, faces a jury in, 2017. we're live at montgomery county courthouse i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> the st

cosby, she had begun a spiral of drugs and alcohol. how cause the judge evaluate whether it is worth the jury's time to hear those kinds of arguments. we don't have a jury yet. but to hear arguments about someone who is ultimately not central to this case. >> that's why we're doing these 402 hearings. where the judge determines ahead of time what evidence can be used. is that what he'll be evaluating and this is where it is likely to be headed. if he rules that evidence can be used, that it is independently relevant to a material issue in the case, which i think a lot of this testimony is, what he is likely to do is limit what that evidence can be and so instead of having all 13 of these previous victims come and testify, he is likely to limit a number of those victims and manage how much a jury can hear. so it won't be just victim after victim after victim coming in. the judge may say, you can add up to two or three or four or five and limit the scope of your cross-examination and evidence in these ways. and i think that's what will h

when mr. trump is postponing a major press conference later this week. >> happening today, bill cosby goes back to court in montgomery county, tell you the decision prosecutors want him to make. >> major security breach approaching 34,000 people, we'll tell you the information that haak ers were able to get their hand on. and today is december 13th, it is tuesday morning, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. let's get your tuesday started with a check on justin and meisha. good morning. >> talk about construction and stuff! the roads are looking really

when mr. trump is postponing a major press conference later this week. >> happening today, bill cosby goes back to court in montgomery county, tell you the decision prosecutors want him to make. >> major security breach approaching 34,000 people, we'll tell you the information that haak ers were able to get their hand on. and today is december 13th, it is tuesday morning, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. let's get your tuesday started with a check on justin and meisha. good morning. >> talk about construction and stuff! the roads are looking really nice, far cry from what we actually saw yesterday. justin, thank you so much for. >> no problem. >> easy commute weather wise, at least not dealing with any rain, snow, anywhere across the region, quiet forecast coming up for the next few days, enjoy it if you like cold air. wait for new days, talking about the coldest air since last winter moving in by the end of the week, 35 at the airport, chilly, heavier coats certainly neede