friday. for some the news continues. for others check back later for captioning funded by cbs it's april 27th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking news. kim jong-un walks into south korea for a face-to-face meeting. this jury is showing what the "me too" movement is saying that women are worthy of being believed. >> they reacted as bill cosby is guilty on all charges. and former

million bail after being convicted of drugging and assaulting a woman 14 years ago. a guilty sign was placed on his star on the hollywood walk of fachl cosby faces a possible sentence of 30 years behind bars. he plans to appeal. > >> reporter: a pennsylvania jury took about 14 hours to convicted bill cosby. he was charged with aggravated

assault and drugging andrea constand at his mansion in 2004. >> although justice was delayed, it was not denied. >> reporter: district attorney kevin steele praised her for coming forward. >> the unfounded attacks upon her and her family has been so inspiring to all of us. >> reporter: some of the other cost by accusers sobbed so much when the verdict was left, they were asked to leave the courtroom. >> i feel that women's lives matter, that modern matd irs are being mirrored. >> reporter: he called him an a-hole. >> i think people can see who he is. >> we don't think mr. cosby is guilty of anything and the fight

is not over. >> reporter: cosby surrendered his passport and returned home awaiting a sentencing hearing. each charge faces a maximum of ten years in prison. ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll hear from gloria allred, the attorney representing more than 30 of bill cosby's accusers. a former federal judge will review documents seized from the fbi by president trump's personal toernl michael cohen. this morning there are questions regarding his relationship and the money paid to porn star storm ya daniels. >> reporter: michael cohen left a hearing in manhattan after a judge appointed a special master in the case. former judge barbara jones will decide who gets to view documents seized in raids of cohen's home earlier this month. the lawyer applauded the move. >> we think that she is nothing

short of an exceptional choice. >> reporter: some of the evidence seedsed involves cohen's payment of2006. >> he's really a business man. i don't know his business, but this doesn't have to do with me. >> reporter: as to how much legal work mr. cohen did for him, the president said it was a small percentage. >> a tiny, tiny little fraction, but my goal would represent me and represent me on some things. he represents me like with this crazy stormy daniels deal. >> reporter: he'll determine which evidence is shielded by attorney client privilege. >> the prosecutor argued that few teerls seized are actually privileged. nikki battiste, cbs news, new york. concerning the investigation

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. on the "cbs moneywatch," a price hike for amazon and a pizza store opens. good morning, diane. good morning, anne-marie and happy friday. they're releasing their first estimate of how the economy performed during first quarter. meantime the dow soared. the nasdaq jumped nearly 115. oil prices have backed down a bit this morning but the price of oil remains the highest it's

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early, that their youtd come is going to be considerably better. >> noah receives at home therapy four times a week. >> they work on basics like the alphabet, the numbers, even the speech they go through with him. they try to pull out the sounds, prompt him a lot. >> his family says they've seen immense improvement and they encourage other parents to talk to their doctor. laura podesta, cbs news, staten island, new york. it was animal service officers to the rescue to help a mother duck and her 11 ducklings. they hatched in a planter at a sarasota walmart. the officers helped guide mom and her little ones to a nearby pond. it was all captured on video. the sheriff's office posted the video on wednesday, where it received more than 4,000 views. coming up on "cbs this morning," more on the bill cosby verdict. "new york times" investigative

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they had sincere and candid talks and have agreed to meet again. bill cosby's lawyers said they'll appeal after cosby was ak convicted of drugging and molesting a woman 14 years ago. she

they came under fire yesterday. questions about scott pruitt's spending are mounting. >> and in this instance, the process failed. >> reporter: with husband job on the line, epa administrator scott pruitt said he isn't to blame for the series of spending starting with two raises for two of his close friends at epa. >> i was not aware of the amount. >> not aware of the amount. were you aware of the raises? >> reporter: he also said he wasn't aware that a secure phone booth in his office would cost $43,000. >> frankly i think it should not have been made and i would not have made the decision if i was aware of it. >> reporter: atz for his pricey travel. >> did the taxpayers pay $30,000 for a security detail for a nob

>> reporter: for a week his answers have irked lawmakers and the white house. >> i think your actions are an embarrassment to president trump, and if i were the president, i wouldn't want your help. i'd just get rid of you. >> reporter: some republicans who support his big rollback of epa rules came to his defense. >> you've been attacked for flying first class. is that illegal? >> congressman, that was approved by the travel office and security team at the epa. i since made changes to that. >> is it illegal? >> it is not. >> it may look bad, but it's not illegal. >> in the end, the white house will approve whether he stays or goes. we've seen a shift especially after a deputy epa director was confirmed, someone who could

step in to pruitt's shoes temporarily if he leaves. nancy cordes, cbs news, capitol hill. well, coming up on "cbs this morning," more on the bill cosby verdict. "new york times" investigative reporter jodi kantor weighs in on the impact of the me too movement on the trial. that's the cbs news for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

i'm kenny choi. let's look at coit tower telegraph hill. it's changing colors this morning. we'll try to figure out why. good morning, it's friday,

april 27th. we are trying to confirm. >> good morning, i'm michelle griego. good morning to jaclyn and neda. it's friday, guys. >> the weekend is here. >> why the lights are changing on the coit tower? let you know if you know why. >> we'll notice the chill in the air through saturday and sunday. chilly this morning. showers expected only in sonoma county and not until tomorrow. so for today, we are looking at clouds coming through. that low off the pacific is going to bring us cooler air but not necessarily raindrops. we will not be warming until the middle of next week. i'll explain it all coming up in a bit. wind