cosby doing. >> mr. cosby is doing well. he's resting. he is just spending time with mrs. cosby here in philadelphia. and just happy to kick off the father's day weekend being a free man. >> reporter: "eyewitness news" sat down with cosby attorney angela arguza and spokes western andrew wyatt hours after charges including aggravated indecent assault against bill cosby resulted in a mistrial. >> the only disappointment is that we didn't get the full acquittal but at least we got an acknowledgment from 12 people that there was not enough evidence to convict mr. cosby. >> as long as you can leave that courtroom with your client, presumed innocent as he began, then i'm satisfied. >> reporter: in an interview with cnn lead defense attorney brian mcmonagel said that as a long time fan of cosby's answering the call to represent him was simple. >> i'm from philadelphia. i was born there and bill cosby means a lot to a lot of us in this area. so, when i got that call, i said yes. >> reporter: in that interview he said he would gladly consider representing cosby for a second time if

at mr. cosby's montgomery county home. that is where he would tell old stories about richard pryor, sami davis junior anything else that would keep his mind at ease. a spokesperson tells us that when he asked when he was coming in and out of court to walk slowly because he wanted to greet his fans and show them the presence that they had been waiting for all ways it seems that he was coping with what they call stress that no human could bear. now, another interesting thing they told me was that there is a conference room inside of this courthouse that they use for down time during deliberations or breaks during the trial and that room mr. cosby called his dressing room. obviously flashback to his show business days. now, the prosecution has promised a retrial but spokesperson andrew wyatt sees that as a desperate move on the half of district attorney steel. >> we hope that the prosecutor changes his mind and that he doesn't proceed forward. we think it's time for these claims to be cast aside. >> i just feel like this d.a.

happy father's day. >> reporter: mr. cosby, how do you feel? any comment, mr. cosby? >> all right, everyone. we want to get the attorneys out of the rain. right now, i'm going to introduce an associate from my p.r. firm who will read a statement from mrs. camille cosby. >> how do i describe the district attorney? heinously and exploitively ambitious. how do i describe the judge? overtly arrogant in collaborating with the district attorney. how do i describe the counsels for the accusers. totally unethical. how do i describe many but not all general media? blatantly vicious entities that continually disseminated intentional omissions of truth for the primary purpose of greedily selling sensationalism at the spns expense of a human . historically people have challenged yib justices. i'm grateful to any of the jurors who tenaciously fought to review the evidence which is the rightful way to make a sound decision. ultimately that is a manifestation of justice based on facts, not lies. as a very special friend once stated, truth can be subdued but not destroyed. moreover,

cosby and now jurors saying 5-7, 7-5 in favor of mr. cosby and why they had two deadlocks. >> there was one juror who said it was 10-2. ten who wanted to convict. two who would not. and this juror came out and said, listen. we believe what andrea constand had to say. we believe what happened but we didn't understand the charges and verbiage of those charges and how we were supposed to proceed. so definitely there is no doubt that there was some confusion in that jury room, but when we are talking about -- i want to listen real quickly here to some sound about sexual assault. let's listen. >> talk to young people because this is bigger than bill cosby. you know? this issue can affect any young person, especially young athletes of today. and they need to know what they are facing when they are hanging out and partying, when they are doing certain things that they shouldn't be doing. and it also affects, you know, married men! >> that was you, andrew, talking to a legal tv station earlier this week. and you were saying that there was going

leland: let's talk a little about what mr. cosby was charged with in this case. there's been 60 women, about, accused him in one way or another of sexual assault. almost all of those cases involving the use of sometime of sedative given to these women. in this case, he's charged with aggravated indecent assault because mr. cosby allegedly used his fingers to have contact with the victim. and count two, the victim was unconscious or semi conscious and could not give consent and count three, that cosby gave an intoxica intoxicant, and hung jury. what did the prosecution have to prove and what did they fail to prove? >> a couple of things. there was inconsistency in her reporting of the crime, or alleged reporting of the crime. and there was inconsistencies with her behavior and allegations here. she spoke to him or had telephone calls with him some 72 times after the incident. that says a lot to a jury, that indicates, you know, this is not a person who might have been attacked. the circumstanceal evidence, that something else was going on between them at the time.

i am proud to have been able to represent mr. cosby. we came here looking for an acquittal but like the rolling stones song says, you don't always get what you want, sometimes you get what you need. >> now brian and the rest of his team must prepare for a retrial which the da says will happen sometime in the next 120 days. >> what about the accuser? have we heard from her? >> we have not heard from her publicly. andrea constand was there and hugged her mother and supporters that were with her. many of them, former victims, alleged victims. some of them of bill cosby himself. they praised andrea constand 's courage and strength and determination and say that they hope the setback will not deter others from going forward.the da will re-examine his strategy for the next go around. >> i don't look at this as anything other than a jury that deliberated a long period of time. we are confident in the case that we put on and we hope that we will be in a position where a jury will come to a unanimous verdict. >> another question still to be answ

mr. cosby insists he is innocent. we have more. reporter: it is a sight bill cosby's accusers never thought they would see -- the legendary entertainer at court in pennsylvania to stand trial for sexual assault. mr. cosby was once one of the most loved stars on television. wholesome, funny, he was america's favorite dad. playing]by show" theme but that injuring image has unraveled as a staggering number of women, now nearly 60, have come forward with strikingly similar allegations. >> his behavior was like that of a predator. >> i woke up in the back of my car alone, my clothes were a mess, my brawl was undone. -- my bra was undone. reporter: legally, time has run out for those women to bring charges. all except andrea constand. she met bill cosby at his mansion in pennsylvania in 2004. there, she alleges that he drugged and molested her while she was unconscious. it looked like bill cosby was in the clear when he settled a civil suit brought by andrea constand but after his testimony , was made public, prosecutors reopened the dec

alexandria hoff has that part of the story. >> how is mr. cosby doing? >> mr. cosby is doing well. he is rested. he is just, spending time with mrs. cosby here in philadelphia. just helping kick off the fathers day weekend being a freeman. >> reporter: "eyewitness news" sat down with cosby attorney and who argusa and andre wyatt just hours after charges including aggravated indecent assault against bill cosby resulted in a mistrial. >> only disappointment so to speak is that we didn't get the full acquittal but we got acknowledgment from 12 people that there just was not enough evidence to convict mr. cosby. >> as long as you can leave that courtroom with your client presumed innocent as he began, then i'm satisfied. >> reporter: in an interview with cnn lead defense attorney brian mcmonigal said as a long time fan of cosby answering the call to represent him was simple. >> i'm from philadelphia. i was born there. bill cosby means a lot to a lot of us in this area. so when i got that call, i said yes. >> reporter: in that interview he said wow gladly consider representing cosby for

. >> what was mr. cosby's reaction? >> relief. >> a scathing statement from cosby's wife camile painting lawyers for the da and judge as charlatans. >> the judge overtly arrogant collaborating with the district attorney. how do i describe the counsel? totally unethical. >> the district attorney? >> i'm not going to respond. >> we'll evaluate and review our case. we'll take a hard look at everything involved. then, we'll retry it. >> accuser andrea constand showing no signs of disappointment, her lawyer saying she's ready to give it another try. >> she's ready to go again. she's a spiritual woman. she believingshe believes thinga reason. >> we are confident that these proceedings have given a voice to those that feel silenced. high profile cases are expensive, but as to those that question the resources to try the case again >> ken: steal says -- >> you can't put a price tag on justice. >> the judge hopes the next trial will happen within 120 days. the question is where the jury will come from. it seems just about everyb

. ♪ >>> mr. cosby power is back. it's back. it's been restored. the jurors they used their power to speak. >> after 52 hours of deliberations, over six days, jurors in the bill cosby sex assault trial could not reach a verdict. the judge declares a mistrial. ♪ >> we love bill! >> we love bill! >> we can never underestimate the blinding power of celebrity, but justice will come. >> the trial may be over but prosecutors say, this is not the end. ♪ >>> first tonight on fox 29, no decision in the case against bill cosby at least not for now. the comedian leaving the montgomery county courthouse without the jury reaching a verdict today. and that's because jurors told the judge they were hopelessly deadlocked. the judge declared a mistrial. >>> good evening, i'm dawn timmeney. >>> prosecutors although disappointed say they are not giving up. our steve keeley was there as the drama unfolded. >> reporter: bill cosby acknowledged his supporters in the rain with a wave and a smile but for him and those prosecuting him, it wasn't victory vindication or

cosby is doing well. he is rested. he is just spending timing with mrs. cosby here in philadelphia and just helping to kick off fathers day weekend, being a freeman. >> reporter: "eyewitness news" sat down with cosby attorney angelo argusa and spokesmen around drew wyat just hours after charges after aggravated indecent assault against bill cosby resulted in a mistrial. >> only disappointment so to speak that is we didn't get the full acquittal but we got acknowledgment from 12 people that this just was not enough evidence to quick mr. cosby. >> as long as you can leave that courtroom with your client, presumed innocent as he began, then i'm satisfied. >> reporter: in an interview with cnn lead defense attorney brian mcmonigal says as a long time fan of cosby's answering the call to represent him was simple. >> i'm from philadelphia. i was been there. bill cosby means a lot to a lot of news this area. so when i got that call i said yes. >> reporter: in that interview he said wow gladly consider representing cosby for a second time if retried. >> we can ne

i'm proud to be able to represent mr. cosby. we came here looking for an acquittal but like that rolling stones says, you don't always get what you want, sometimes you get what you need. >> reporter: cosby's spokesmen raised his fist in victory. >> mr. cosby's back. >> reporter: for his part cosby kept quiet. leaving court, he only pause todd wave to his supporters. prosecutors said that the legal bolt is far from over, and immediately declaring their intentions for a retrial >> we'll val wait, and review our case, and we will take a hard look at everything involved and then we will re try it. >> reporter: district attorney kevin steel says his team will be ready to meet judge's direction of retrial sexual assault case within four months and he has little doubt alleged victim andrea constand will testify against cosby again. >> she's entitled to a verdict in this case. the citizens of montgomery county where this crime occurred are entitled, to a verdict in this case and we will push forward to try and get that done. >> reporter

and this deadlock shows the not guilty that mr. cosby has been saying the entire time. that he is not guilty of these charges that they tried to bring about. >> as jury deliberations continues stay with "action news" for the latest developments of the bill cosby trial in montgomery county. we'll bring you the verdict or whatever happens in the courtroom as soon as it happens on "action news" an and online at 6abc.com. >>> in london police say the death toll that happened at an apartment complex there has increased to 17 people and they expect more. dogs will be used to search the rubble once it's secure. experts say that the blaze was highly unusual because of the speed in which flamed engulfed the tower. >>> we are learning more about the gunman in that deadly shooting at an ups facility in san francisco. that 38-year-old jimmy lamb who opened fire and killed three co-workers and then turned the gun on himself and filed grievances for working overtime and asked to be relieved of working extra hours and specifically other drivers, two others were wounded during the atta

i say to mr. cosby, it's way too early to celebrate, mr. cosby, because round two is coming and justice may be just around the corner. >> so you feel fairly confident if there is indeed another trial that it will be the discretion of the next judge to potentially allow 13 witnesses, 12 of which that this judge did not allow, and that might apply for a different footing of the case moving forward? >> i think it will change the case if the court, whomever the trial judge is, does allow more accusers to testify, because it could tend to prove and this is what the prosecution argued when it asked to be allowed to put on 13 witnesses, it could tend to prove what we call absence of mistake. in other words, that mr. cosby, if the jury believes that he did drug women and then sexually attacked them when they were incapacitated, that he knew that they would not be able to consent if they were incapacitated as a result of drugs. and that he had a common scheme and plan in doing so. that is really important. under pennsylvania law, the court could hav

. >> proud to have been able to represent mr. cosby we came here looking for an acquittal but like the rolling stones said sometimes you get what you need >> kevin steele said he will retry the legend. he hopes within the loosely required four months >> we will evaluate and review our case. we will take a hard look at everything involved. and then we will retry it. >> reporter: experts the prosecution will likely have a slight advantage at the retrial >> i believe the prosecution can handle some of the issues, some of the inconsistencies. there were issues with their experts that i think they can address in a retrial. >> reporter: bill cosby's wife here only one day for the trial issued this angry statement which reads in part how do i describe the district attorney heinously and can exploitly ambitious, the judge? overtly and arrogantly conspiring with the district attorney. civil lawyer for constand said she will be gung ho for the retrial >> he's a very spiritual woman, she believes things happen for a purpose and i think that

. >> reporter: mr. cosby you want to say anything tonight? are you nervous mr. cosby? >> reporter: spectators tell us they will be back out here at 9:00 o'clock tomorrow morning when the jury comes back to deliberate. we also asked mr. cosby if he was optimistic, pessimistic or how he was feeling? he didn't answer. got in his suv and left for the evening. lucy? >> we'll see how think plays out tomorrow, dave, thank you very much. reporting live from norristown, pa our coverage continues. >>> on the radar to tonight it hats has been another scorcher we still need to top 91 more day to make it an official heat wave doesn't look like that will be problem. in fact the philadelphia school district announced early dismissal all students going home at noon. all after school activities are cancel. this is heat that you do not want to mess around with. meteorologist kathy orr here to tell us when we've got little bit of relief. kathy. >> little bit, lucy. we're talking about heat wave initially tomorrow. we're talking about temperatures in the mid 90s tomorrow will be hottest d

. >> and cosby's publicist went to celebrate the legal victory and slammed allred. >> mr. cosby is back. it's back. it's been restored. the jurors used their power to speak. and mrs. cosby's power is back. so the legacy didn't go anywhere. it's been restored. and for all those attorneys who conspired like gloria allred, tell them to go back to law school and choose another class. >> ron allen has been covering the trial and joins us from just outside philadelphia in norristown, pennsylvania, where this all happened. you heard that defense saying basically, celebrating as i was saying earlier with their -- with this mistrial. at least for now. >>. >> exactly. andrew wyatt is a strong advocate for bill cosby. we've gotten to know him over the weeks here. he may be a little optimistic if he's saying the legacy has been restored because there are still dozens, more than 50 women out there, who have made allegations of sexual misconduct against mr. cosby. allegations he denies but they're still out there. in the court of public opinion, it's difficult to see how cosby can resto

i've been a fan of mr. cosby's forever. now i get to opportunity to call him my client and my friend. >> reporter: mcgonagle tells me to when the jury filed in saturday and sat down, he saw two female jurors crying. the night before, one of those late nights when there was all the read-back testimony, saw a juror sleeping and says that if bill cosby asked him to be part of this retrial, he will consider it. christine, dave? >> jean casarez covering that, every angle of the story. >>> another tragedy in london to tell you about. stunning new images from inside a burned out highrise this morning. police expect could the death toll to rise. we're live next. ♪ there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might want to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any medicare supplemen

at one point gesturing to mrs. cosby shouting, "she deserved better." when the lead defense attorney faced the jury and asked "if something like this happened to you, would you ever forget that?" a female juror sitting in the back row nodded her head in agreement across the room. andrea constand, the woman at the heart of this trial, who accuses cosby of drugging and sexually assaulting her in 2004. then, it was the prosecutor's turn. he told jurors that cosby "took what was not his," reminding them of cosby's own words in a deposition where he admitted to obtaining quaaludes prior to sexual encounters with women. the d.a. told jurors that any inconsistencies in constand's statements were because she "spent more time trying to forget what happened rather than trying to remember." >> let's get to linsey davis at r looich at the courtroom today. the jury has already started deliberating? >> yes, the jury just started deliberations. this could be a very long night. if convicted cosby faces up to ten years for each of the three counts and the d.a.'s office

. >> mr. cosby's power is back. it has been restored. >> ninan: prosecutors promise a retrial in the sexual assault case. >> she's entitled to a verdict in this case. and we will push forward and try to get justice done. >> ninan: also, another insider attack on american soldiers in afghanistan. the search for missing u.s. sailors after a navy destroyer collides with a cargo ship. and triple-digit heat in the west at the start of wildfire season. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> ninan: good evening. i'm reena ninan. with a western edition of the broadcast. a mistrial was declared today in the sexual assault case against bill cosby. the jury was deadlocked. the comedian's lawyers are declaring victory. the prosecution is promising a do-over. jericka duncan is at the courthouse in norristown, pennsylvania. >> reporter: in a steady rain, with his head held high, bill cosby listened on as his defense team declared victory. publicist andrew wyatt: >> mr. cosby's power is back. it's back. it has been restored. the juror

. >> mr. cosby's power is back. it's back. it has been restored. the jurors, they used their power to speak and mrs. cosby's power is back. so the legacy didn't go anywhere. it has been restored. and for all those attorneys who conspired like gloria allred, tell them to go back to law school and take another class. >> for more, we go to nbc's ron allen who has been following the trial in norristown, pennsylvania. have we heard anything from any the jurors? >> reporter: not yet. they are believed to be on a bus back to pittsburgh, 300 miles from here, where they come from and where they were selected to try and get a jury that would be less affected by the publicity here in montgomery county, where cosby's home is and where the case happened, where the alleged crime happened. for all the talk now, of course he is not out of the woods. these charges are still hanging over him and the judge has said that the next trial could begin in as soon as 120 days, about four months from now. so people are being very cautious, perhaps, or perhaps should be more

the cosby defense team says the ruling is a vindication. >> mr. cosby -- >> but others are saying not so fast. >> it's not over till it's over. >> and as the prosecution vows to bring cosby back in front of a judge. >> this was the right thing to do. >> cosby's family is already fighting back. all this setting up for a second legal show down. >> round two may be just around the corner. >> nbc 10 news starts now. >> good evening. i'm denise nakano. after six days, including a special saturday session, the jury was quote hopelessly dead locked before the judge declared a mistrial in the sex assault case. it only took an hour during today's deliberation before the jury said they were deadlocked and that's when a judge declared a mistrial. and saying a retrial will happen. we have live team coverage. the reaction from today's decision live in norse town with what's next. >> and what a couple of weeks it's been. the intense spotlight on the suburban court house and the deliberations that went on and on until today. they could not agree on these charges

i'm proud to be able to represent mr. cosby. we came looking for an acquittal, but like that "rolling stone" song says you don't eyes get what you want. sometimes you get what you need. >> now, they must prepare for another trial expected in the next four months. >> julie: bill cosby was unemotional during the verdict. he did in fact may be smirk at one point, a bit of a smile. it is not over yet. i understand that we heard from cosby's wife, what did she say? >> she only showed up at the courthouse once during the week of trial and the week of deliberations. that was on monday when she was here for closing arguments. the defense attorney pointed to heard and admitted that bill cosby had cheated on her. he was only guilty of adultery. today, they read a statement from camille who lashed out at her husband's accusers come of the da, the judge, and the media. >> how i decide the district attorney, how do i describe the judge? overtly arrogant and collaborated with the district attorney. how do i describe the counsel for the accuse

. >> mr. cosby's power is back. >> cosby did not say anything after the trial. his wife went on the attack. >> how do i describe the judge? overtly arrogant and collaborating with the district attorney. >> district attorney kevin steel immediately vowed to take the case to trial a second time. >> we will evaluate and review our case. we will take a hard look at everything involved. and then we will retry it. >> cosby will likely be right back at this courthouse in just a matter of months. the judge says he wants the next trial to start in just 120 days. constandry leased a -- constand released a statement saying in part we are confident this trial gave a voice to the many who felt powerless and silenced. she's among more than 50 women who accused cosby of assault. he's denied all the charges. >> i was sitting inside the courtroom when this mistrial was declared. and near several of the other bill cosby accusers. many felt this was their chance for justice as well. >> a conviction would have required a unanimous verd

. >> mr. cosby's power is back. he had it restored. it's back. the jurors used their power to speak and mrs. cosby's power is back. the legacy didn't go anywhere. >> the case went dot jury monday afternoon after six days of. jurors said they were deadlocked thursday morning. the judge told them to give it one more try. it didn't work. for the prosecutor, no regrets. >> we will evaluate and review our case. we will take a hard look at everything involved and then we will retry it. as i said in court our plan is to move this case forward as soon as possible. >> cosby remaining charged with three counts of aggravated indecent assault stemming from a 2014 insz dent. cosby claims the encounter was con sen yul. the trial came after more than a decade of accusations against cosby. cosby has denied all charges. in the end it was a he said-she said case with jurors unable to decide whether what happened 14 years ago was legal or not. as soon as the judge declared a mistrial, the district attorney said that he would try cosby again. cosby is out on bail to

mr. cosby, i'm sorry, usually arrived about 8:40 in the morning. but right now, we are still anticipating his arrival. a jury of his peers is right now picking up where it left off last night, with additional testimony read to them. they want to her more from accuser andrea constand's police officer brother-in-law. >> mr. cosby has a few words he wants to say really quick. >> it's ban tiring, exhaustive week of work for jurors at some 52 hours of deliberations. cosby himself spoke out before going home last night with a thank you and a wish for fathers. >> i just -- i just want to wish all of the fathers a happy father's day. and i want to thank the jury for their long days and their honest work. >> reporter: judge steven o'neil refused to grant a mistrial despite repeated attempts by cosby's defense team that this jury has tried long enough and they are weary. >> they have the power to come and say we're at a deadlock. >> reporter: retired new jersey judge michael donio says this if jury finds themselves hopelessly hung up, unable to agree on one

>> probably the same reason that mr. cosby didn't testify. those people when they would give an opinion about mr. cosby's good character would then be cross skpned with some of the statements mr. cosby made in his deposition and then being asked would that change your opinion and that might be heard one time, two times, three times. the defense decided they didn't want to keep hearing that so for the same reason that he didn't testify, they decided that less is more in this kind of a situation. >> didn't want to open that pandora's box. it took almost four hours for both sides to complete their closing arguments today. what do you think the jury will take away from those final thoughts from attorneys on both sides as they begin to deliberate? >> brian mcdone angel honed in on reasonable doubt. this was a consensual relationship and ms. constand's credibility is suspect. he did that over vigorous argument for almost two hours. the prosecutor, the d.a. of course says you cannot have a consensual relationship when somebody's under the influence

>> no, because mr. cosby didn't admit guilt. so the jurors wouldn't be permitted to know about it. >> got it, and in this case, if the prosecutor goes again, gloria allred represented the only witness to be brought in what's called prior bad acts. can you talk about, how difficult or how easy is it to get in evidence, even if you can't try one of the other 60 cases, to get one of the other women who have made accusations? how difficult is it to get them in, get their testimony in? >> the judge in this case only admitted one prior bad act, following the rules of evidence. it will concern is that if a jury knows that someone has been accused of doing this same thing many times before, they'll give that too much weight. it's what lawyers call overly prejudicial. and that's so why the rules of evidence really strong ly limit that. mr. cosby isn't accused -- he's not on trial for the other 59 times he's accused. he's on trial for what he did to miss constand, according to her, and that's really the most probative evidence. >> and we

tonight the defense is declaring victory. >> mr. cosby powers back. he's back. he's been restored. >> while the prosecution promises they're not done. >> we will take a hard look at everything involved. and then we will retry it. >>> good evening. i'm denise nakano. jurors in the sexual assault trial had a rare saturday session this morning and quickly returned with their ruling. the jurors only discussed the case for about an hour today before declaring they were hopelessly deadlocked. leaving the judge to declare a mistrial. bill cosby didn't speak following the announcement, but the d.a. said he will retry the 79-year-old comedian. until that happens, cosby remains free on $1 million bail. we've had a team of nbc 10 reporters covering the trial since it started. tonight we have team coverage of today's big decision. nbc 10's andrea cline-thomas spoke with members of cosby's team. drew smith has reaction from outside the courthouse. but let's go to randy gyllenhaal. >> reporter: you mentioned the jurors returning for a saturday deliberation. did not last long.

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prongs, the evidence that's expected to come out against mr. cosby at trial. one is the testimony of the complainant, and of course that's dependent on how credible she is in the eyes of the jury. the next is the testimony of their corroborative witness and the third is mr. cosby's deposition testimony. >> in previous court documents, cosby has admitted to giving quaaludes to young women. he says the encounter with constand was consensual. kenneth craig, cbs news norris town pennsylvania. >> the trial is expected to last two weeks. >>> here's a quick look at a time line of allegations against cosby. in 2000 actress lachelle covington filed a police report saying cosby sexually abused her. reports say cosby was not questioned or charge. in february 2005 lawyer tamara green claims cosby drugged and groped her in the 1970s. in june, beth ferrier cosby drugged her and sexually assaulted her more than two decades earlier. a year later barbara bowman, another of the jane doe witnesses comes forward and many of you are sounding off on social media over the cosby case

yes, sir. >> what challenges did mr mr. cosby's celebrity take for you with the jury and how would you overcome that? >> now you're getting into the specifics of the case, along those lines and-- we have to do this again, so, i guess, stay tuned and we'll see what happens next time around and how we present that. >>, [inaudible question] >> i've not had the opportunity to speak with prior bad acts with him since this. we got the same time period as you did with this and there will be things that we'll be doing in the near future on this, and continue to work through it. >> is this a blow to people that want to-- given that perhaps the dance -- distance to the time of trial. >> i think in any case that comes forward, no matter the time period that it comes forward in, it's always a evaluation of what evidence that you have in the case and that's not going to matter in terms of whether this is something that happened right away or happened a number of years ago. it's still a evaluation of the evidence. so, you know, the statu

fair and ill partial trial. >> andrew wyatt insists cosby remains confident he'll be acquitted. >> mr. cosby is doing good. his spirits are up. he's confident that this jury is -- they're intelligent, they're asking the right questions and he feels confident that they're going to come back and make the right decision. >> reporter: there were several other cosby accusers on hand for the tense day long wait. plus a handful of demonstrators bashing the legendary entertainer as a serial sexual predator. >> the other individuals that i represent who are, you know v accused of mr. cosby are anticipating the verdict wondering when the verdict will be announced. >> reporter: so many people waiting. so many people with connections to this case tangential or otherwise waiting for this jury verdict. last night, the judge in the case called eight night around 9:45. no idea when things will be wrapped tonight assuming a verdict is does not come earlier. iain no matter what happens we'll be here to bring it all to you. >> we know you will, bruce. thank you. now on to your fox 29 weather authority.

. >> we have not ruled out, um, mr. cosby testifying any time as of yet. we're weighing all our options. >> nothing is ever off the table when you're in the trial of this magnitude. you have to look at and weigh all your options. >> mr. cosby, what do you think of your chances. >> cosby flatly denied he would testify during a radio interview a couple of week ago. the lawyer representing nearly three dozen other cosby accusers says, don't hold your breath waiting for the cause cos. >> i would say that that is about as likely as any of us leaving for the moon on monday. but i guess one never knows. >> reporter: as we have report the andrea constand wait add full year before reporting the alleged sexual assault and stayed in contact with cosby during that time. before wrapping their case prosecutors put a psychologist on the stand an expert to testify that such behavior is not at all unusual among real sex assault victims. chris? >> bruce, thanks. >>> on to your fox 29 weather authority now. let's take live look let's go d

. >> what was mr. cosby's reaction? >> 52 hours having 12 perfect strangers deliberating on your fate has to be a strain the likes of which i can't imagine. >> reporter: cosby rep read a scathing statement from cosby's wife. >> how do i describe the judge? overtly arrogant and collaborating with the district attorney. how do i describe the counsel for the accusers, totally unethical. from the district attorney. >> i'm not going to talk about camille cosby and whatever. >> reporter: excoriated by the defense, kevin steele vowed to put him on trial again. >> we'll evaluate and review our case and take a hard look at everything involved and then we will retry it. >> reporter: accuser, andrea constan showed no signs of goiment -- disappointment, she is ready to give it another try. >> she is a very spiritual woman and she believes things happen for a purpose, i think the purpose is like in steele said, it should encourage others to come forward. >> reporter: we are confident that these proceedings have given a voice to many

mr. cosby 16 hours. how are you feeling? >> mr. cosby -- >> hey, hey, hey. >> as one woman advocate circle the montgomery county courthouse in a box truck tuesday night, with music blaring and a message for bill cosby, the 79-year-old comedian spokesman was holding court outside with the media. >> he is, you know, being bill cosby. >> reporter: andrew wyatt spoke as jurors passed the hour 13 mark of deliberations and forged ahead into the night trying to determine cosby's fate on charges of aggravated indecent assault. >> just taking it in this moment, um, believing that these jurors are looking through the facts, seeing the truth. >> reporter: well over 100 members of the media and on lookers stood poised all day inside and outside the courthouse. as the jury diligently went about its business cosby and his attorneys were cooped up in a room waiting patiently for jur jurors to make a decision appearing confident. >> this is the place where the truth happens. this is the place where impartiality is supposed to be. >> reporter: acco

the judge tells the deadlocked cosby jury to keep going. >> this deadlock shows the not guilty that mr. cosby has been saying the entire time. >> this is not a vindication of anybody. it's not over until it's over. and it's not over yet. >> pelley: and democrats and republicans face off on the ballfield. >> throughout the whole game, we will all

when was mr. cosby's reaction? >> relief. >> reporter: moments after trial end cosby rep read a scathing statement from camille cosby. >> how do i describe the judge be owe vertically arrogant and collaborating with the district of attorney. how do i describe the counsel for the accusers, totally unethical. >> i'm not going to talk about camille cosby and whatever. >> reporter: excoriated by the defense, kevin steele vowed to put him on trial again. >> well evaluate an review the case and take a hard look at everything involved and retry it. >> reporter: accuser, andrea constan showed no signs of disappointment. saying she is ready to give it another try. >> she believes things happen for a purpose, i think the purpose is to encourage other women to come forward. >> reporter: we are confident that the proceedings have given a vice -- voice to the many victims who felt powerless and silence. these high profile cases are intensive, but those who question the time and resources to try the case again, kevin steele said

cosby is feeling good. he is just looking forward to a positive outcome. >> reporter: andre wyat says he believes the 79 year-old entertainer has in the been offered a fair trial and hoping for an acquittal on the three aggravated sexual assault charges cosby faces. >> this jury is, they are intelligent, they are asking the right questions, and feel confident that they will come back and make the right decision. >> reporter: but attorney gloria allred who represents other women hoffa accused cosby of sexually assaulting them says evidence against him is strong and she expects a conviction. >> we have mr. cosby's own admission under oath that he provided three pills, that she didn't consent, and that he found andrea constand to be truth full and that he penetrated her after she had taken those pills. so the only issue in this case is consent. >> now, judge stephen o'neill has not put a time limit on when deliberations will wrap for the night. if the past is any indication last night jurors wrapped up their d

>> the case against cosby. >>> morning mr. bill cosby how are you doing today? >> he is an american icon. who could soon become a convicted felon. >> good luck on your trial, sir. >> thank you. >> it is a criminal trial for aggravated indecent assault to which he has pleaded not guilty. and it comes on the heels of very public, very graphic allegations from dozens of women who say the man who sold kids pudding pops -- >> what do you call this masterpiece? >> pop art. >> and taught a nation how to parent. >> how you doing, peaches -- >> is a serial rapist. >> sort of got this haze and then blank. i'm going in and out of consciousness during the raping. >> he was on top of ming himself in my mouth. >> and my panties are bunched over to the side. >> i remember him stirring and starting to get on top of me again. >> i remember yelling no, stop i can't do this. >> he had sex with me, he raped me. >> that's barbara bowman, lily bernard and heidi thomas. they are among more than 50 women who claim the comedian assaulted them after drugging them. though he denies all al

mr cosby denies drugging and sexually assaulting a woman 13 years ago. the jury failed to reach a verdict despite more than 50 hours of deliberations. more on our main story, now. and the prime minister spent two hours in downing street on saturday with some of the people made homeless in the grenfell tower fire, along with several volunteers. here's our political correspondent, alex forysyth. the statement that theresa may issued after that meeting was clearly an attempt to counter some of the claims that her government's response has lacked sympathy and understanding. it was a long statement in which the prime minister said she had heard the concerns of residents, their frustration and their fear that their voices hadn't been listened to and their questions were going unanswered. she announced a series of measures, money immediately for things like food and clothes, a promise to rehouse people, extra personal and support down on the ground to offer advice. and the response from some in the community is so far cautiously optimistic. but theresa may has

just keep up the great support. >> how you doing, mr. cosby? >> reporter: so, again, rosemary, the jury will report back at 9:00 this morning, just a couple of hours away. it's unclear how the judge will allow for deliberations, considering it is a weekend. coming up at 6:00, we'll hear from a retire d new jersey judg on the tenacity of this jury. they have now been away from their families for two solid weeks. we're live at the montgomery county courthouse in norristown, i'm cydney long, nbc 10 news. >> cosby's supporters chanting "let bill go" last night. we tracked the man who made their t-shirts that say "we love bill cosby." he believes the trial should have ended when the jury said they were deadlocked on thursday. >> the jury decides that it is a hung jury. why does the judge keep sending them in there saying, i'm not satisfied, go back and do it over again? >> those hoping for a guilty verdict were also outside the courthouse. one woman brought a sign listing some of the woman who have also accused the comedian of sexual assault. >> sup