consensual encounter. cosby told the judge he would not testify in his own defense. deanna durante was in the room for closing arguments and she has the latest. >> reporter: andrea constand sat just feet away from camille cosby, the wife of bill cosby. defense lawyers told the juror that cosby had a secret fling with constand and he didn't want his wife to know about it, they also laid out a story in which constand was lying. they were lovers and bill cosby didn't want his wife to know. that's what his lawyer spent two hours trying to stress to the jury. a number of times saying cosby was investigated and cleared in 2005 because the district attorney then found constand was lying, giving inconsistent stories and changing the dates of when the assault allegedly happened. the closing argument was

powerful. he's begging them to end this case. he says constand is lying and so is another accuser who testified about a 1996 assault and they say the only reason the case was carried out is because cosby's 2005 deposition where he admitted to getting quaaludes in 1970 was unsealed. it had nothing to do with party drugs and there's no proof that's what he gave constand. camille cosby sat on one side of the courtroom, constand on the other. perhaps the first time the two were together in the same room. up next in late afternoon is the z-rigt attorney for his closing argument. he was kevin field who in his election bid to become d.a. promised to get bill cosby in a campaign ad. he's going to spend the rest of the afternoon trying to convince them to convict him. deanna durante, nbc10 news. >> we'll hear from deanna live in a few minutes.

but first, again today cosby brought his wife camille to the courthouse for this last day of her husband's testimony in this trial. we spoke to bill cosby's spokesperson about the significance of that. here's what he had to say. >> she came in holding his hand. you got to see her. it wasn't a show. it was real. it was real love. 53 years that they have been together and she was here to show that i'm not going to stand for this -- i'll stand by my husband no matter what they try to paint him, i'm sticking by him. >> coming up at 4:30 our nbc10 news legal analyst is going to be joining me live here from the courthouse to talk about cosby's wife camille showing up to the trial today. what her appearance could mean for his defense? right now i want to get right to

deanna durante. you were in the courtroom. you just came out. where do we stand at this point? does the jury have the case? >> reporter: not yet. right now is a very critical time for the jury. this is when they're instructed on the law. everything they've heard, the evidence the opinions of the lawyers, they will take that but they have to apply it as the way the law is written when it comes to these three counts. >> they haven't gotten those instructions yet. >> the three counts are indecent aggravated sexual assault and they all apply differently whether or not andrea constand was conscious, whether she was given this drug that he described in his previous sworn testimony and whether or not she was able to consent and one thing that kevin field the d.a. hammered, he spoke for almost two hours telling them that the words of each of them should come into play here. bill cosby who never took the stand but his deposition when she sued him in 2005 as well as his police reports in 2005. she never said yes but he just

went for permission physically, touching her in different areas. she never said yes. andrea constand's own words on the stand, she never consented to any kind of sexual activity with bill cosby. kevin field wanting to make sure that the jury really got that even putting up the transcripts already of what andrea constand said last week, that she never said yes to any kind of sexual activity with bill cosby. >> talk to me about that moment when bill cosby confirmed for the judge that he would not testify in his own defense. >> typically that happens outside the presence of the jury but cosby's a comedian. he waved can you see me now, judge. can you see me over here? this was all outside the presence of the jury and it's what they call colloquy. it's just very quickly a couple of questions. have you talked to your attorney, are you confident with your legal advice, do you want to take the stand in your own defense? no. is this your own choice? yes. i do your honor, very quick and

then they move on. >> camille cosby in court today. she walked into that courtroom. we haven't seen him with any of his family members at this trial until today. >> it was very significant. this has been a very controlled trial. this is not your typical trial. once the doors are closed, people cannot come in. those doors were closed and bill cosby walks in, then camille walks in. walks in front of the gallery and sits down the defense side of the courtroom there, but she did not return after the lunch break. >> she did not. so she was there for the morning session but not this afternoon, but again the first time we've seen her with her husband of 53 years during this trial. the defense team trying to say that the family didn't show until now because they wanted to shield them from the media circus and everything that's going on here -- >> that's what his spokeman said on friday. >> you go back in. you'll listen as the jury is instructed, correct? >> at this point i think it's too late for me to get back in

because the doors will be closed. i came out here to give you an update. the judge is assuming it'll take about 45 minutes to an hour to charge the jury. this judge does choose his words carefully. the jury's ordering dinner right now and we're expected to be here until 10, 11:00 tonight. >> thanks for that insight and coming out here to know the latest. at 4:30 we'll be talking to our legal analyst at about the significance of today's events including camille cosby coming here to court with her husband but for now let's send it back to our nbc10 news shud yoe and erin coleman with other news of the day. >> we got breaking traffic news to get to. this along the northeast extension of the pennsylvania turnpike. the northbound lanes still closed. still shut down because of this crash in montgomery county. a truck and a tractor-trailer, you can see there collided. this is in green lane. it happened around 12:30 this afternoon. a driver was trapped in all of

this. and he is in there. you can see him in there in the red shirt, in the cab. he was not seriously hurt but again the northbound lane still closed at this hour. we'll continue to monitor this breaking traffic news and we will of course let you know as soon as they reopen. the heat is on. nbc10 news in drexel park as these people soaked up some raise today, the baking sun even force issing some four legged friends to conserve as much energy as possible. take a look at our camera off the marquis de lafayette hotel. many folks trying to beat the heat, we just learned in the last hour that philadelphia schools will close early tomorrow because of the excessive heat. students will be dismissed at noon. our first alert team coverage begins with krystal klei who is live outside the studios with more on this record breaking heat, krystal. >> reporter: we're on day two of

the 90s. tomorrow will mark the third day of the 90s. the official heat wave. in the shade is not as bad in the direct sunshine. it is toasty outside across all our neighborhoods. take a look at the records on the left side of the numbers and on the right side the highs so far seen today. i wouldn't be surprised if one of these or two bump up another degree. we've made it to 94 degrees, one degree short of tying a record. atlantic city tying the record already, 93, allentown tying the record at 92 and you see very close calls in areas like reading, trenton and wilmington. across the board all of us in the 90s except for pottstown, wildwood. areas like dover 93 and trenton 92 degrees right now. hot across the board. let's talk future temperatures here so if we go throughout the evening hours, it stays hot.

we're at 89 degrees in philadelphia at 8:00 p.m. and a lot of 80s still. tomorrow 10:00 a.m. already nearly 90 degrees in philly. 87 egg harbor township and wilmington. we're talking temperatures that don't cool that much overnight. >> very hot tomorrow morning and we get into tomorrow afternoon. we're under a heat advisory and we've just issued a first alert. tammie souzza is going to be covering that in just a few minutes. >> our team coverage continues with tim furlong who is live at the st. anthony's italian festival. plenty of folks sweating it out. >> reporter: it opens up officially at 5:30, for four decades this has been a delaware hot spot. it's really just hot. it's going to be hot out here but there's plenty of z-brat stuff. it hasn't stopped any of us from doing what we do. by mid-morning, that fountain

looking pretty inviting to the birds who like us need to stay hydrated. it's been a tough one for road workers who have no choice but to wear pants and helmets. the heat didn't ruin the fun, the courts will still packed and the kids -- >> everybody come line up. >> reporter: the counselors made sure they spent plenty of time at the cool sunscreen sprayer. >> we came prepared. we have water jugs all over camp and we're really stressing for our kids to fill up their water bottles. >> reporter: the best way to beet the heat today is certainly in the big pool. there's a little breeze going through here, the water perfectly refreshing. that pool sounds pretty good to the guys flipping houses down the road. it can get worse and it probably will get worse at some point this summer. luckily there's a breeze going today so it doesn't make it too bad and we got some cloud cover. >> reporter: you can see there's

food tents here. what you can't see behind the food tents there are tons of rides back here. it's going to be a great week. dress for the warm temperatures like i did here. you can see i'm wearing shorts today. i'll also advise you to wear pants with a lot of elastic because an italian festival, you eat well. that's the one thing they'll promise you here. >> i know you'll be eating well, too. thanks for that. the nbc10 app is helping you handle this heat. download it for free to get the hour-by-hour forecast and severe weather alerts right on your smartphone. this just in. the "the wall street journal" is reporting the secret service has no knowledge of any recordings made in the white house under president trump. this comes after the president tweeted he wanted recordings of his conversation with former fbi director james comey to become public. tomorrow attorney general jeff sessions will testify in front of the senate intelligence committee in a public hearing. it's part of the investigation

into russian meddling in the 2016 election. sessions will face questions about his contacts with russia's ambassador to the u.s. during the presidential campaign. the white house today declined to say whether the president agrees with sessions' decision to testify. >> he believes that the sooner we can get this addressed and dealt with that there's been no collusion, he wants this to get investigated as soon as possible and been done with it so he can continue with the business of the american people. >> attorney general sessions recused himself when he admitted to having two meetings with the russian ambassador during the campaign. president trump met with his cabinet today at the white house. it was his first meeting with his entire cabinet present. during the meeting, trump criticized senate democrats for delaying the confirmations of his cabinet members. meantime first lady melania trump and son barron are now living at their new home the

white house. this is video of them arriving with the president last night. mrs. trump and barron were living at trump tower in new york until he finished the school year. the first lady tweet aid new picture of the view. looking forward to the memories we'll make in our new home. from the white house to wedding crashers, still ahead on "nbc10 news at 4:00," the surprise appearance from president trump at a new jersey couple's reception. right now 18 penn state fraternity brothers are fissing charges after a pledge died from a hazing ritual. keith jones is live in the breaking news center with more. >> reporter: police detective who saw that video says 19-year-old timothy piazza looked dead. he looked like a corpse. today the fraternity brothers accused of the case arrived in court for a preliminary hearing. the hearing will decide if there's enough evidence to send the case to trial. the detective talked about the

surveillance video on the night of the pledge event at the fraternity house. that's where timothy fell several sometimes and fell unconscious at one point. the video also showed the frat brothers carrying him upstairs the morning after. the officer also said the video showed piazza was clearly hurt after his first serious fall which happened at 11:00 that night. by 3:00 a.m. he was left alone on the couch but he tried to get up again and walk again before falling several times. prosecutors say they didn't call for help after 12 hours. piazza later died from brain and stomach injuries. eight of the brothers charged, other charges included aggravated and simple assault. penn state permanently banned the frat back in march and announced last month changes to the entire greek system at the school. live in the breaking news center, keith jones, nbc10 news. >> new details on the investigation into a crash that killed a philadelphia woman who was trying to protect her

children. this afternoon we are getting our first look at a driver charged in that crash. police today released a mug shot. his suv jumped the curb along ar mingo avenue hitting and killing linda rojas. she shielded her son and pushed her daughter out of the way. he faces dui and manslaughter charges. orlando, florida is pausing to remember the victims of the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. 49 people were murdered at a gay nightclub in the heart of the city's downtown, among them a teenager from our area. ♪ >> the orlando gay corrus sang at this memorial service on the grounds of the nightclub this morning. this service just one of several being held in orlando today. the owner of the pulse was on hand. >> we are here to honor our

victims and our legacy. we will continue to show our resilience to ensure we persevere in showing that the world, love always wins. >> the club's owner developing plans to build a permanent memorial at the pulse site. philadelphia teenager patients carter was injured, shot in both legs. he was in orlando on vacation with friends when the shooting happened. today she shared with us what this past year has been like recovering both physically and emotionally. >> when i was just getting back home it was really bad. i wake up screaming. i would hear gunshots in my head, but now i feel like i'm in a place where i can walk into a bathroom that rebem said the ones i almost died in and i'm okay. coming up at 5:00. much more from patience including what she is finally ready to do again. carter was in orlando with her friend, a graduate of west catholic prep. she was the youngest victim to die from the attack. tonight her former school was

celebrating the anniversary of her death. the memorial basketball game features some of the top girls players in the region. doors open to the public at 6:30. new jersey governor chris christie says sports betting could begin very quickly in the garden state if the u.s. supreme court allows it. the governor wants to legalize sports betting at racetrack but a federal law bans sports betting in every state except delaware, montana, nevada and oregon. the high court could hear arguments on the issue before the ends of the month. betting could start within a week if the ban is lifted. pension reform is center stage in harrisburg. while reducing its pension debt. the state is $75 billion in debt when it comes to paying retirement for state workers and teach. under the new law workers will

have three different retirement options by 2019. two new jersey state troopers rescued a child and a dog from a hot car. the two were called to hammonton township after a woman accidently locked her grandson and this 2-year-old puppy inside her car. the trooper's had to break the car window to get them both out. the child and dog are fine. speaking of the heat, the heat is on across our area as we take a live look from our camera. meteorologist tammie souzza with us now. it is hot and the heat's sticking around for a bit. >> it's sticking around. it looks like it's going to stick around another couple days before we get a break in the heat. you can see the moisture in the air. we do have a haze that's out there. you can feel it too. maybe you want to go to the beach. look at all these people out there looking for relief. 88 right now in cape may. it was actually 91 last hour. the winds out of the south at 14

miles an hour. the ocean water is 63 to 65 degrees depending on where you are. that's what knocked the temperatures down just a little bit. the air temperature right along the shoreline. in philadelphia it's 94 right now with west/southwest winds to 13 miles an hour and if you want real relief go to mt. pocono where it's 83 and a west wind to 17 miles an hour. we have issued a first alert and it's because we have a heat advisory tomorrow from noon to 7:00 in the evening. we also have an air quality alert. the feels like temperature tomorrow will be between 95 and 100 so you need to take it easy. never, ever, ever leave pets or kids in a car and drink plenty of nonalcoholic fluids. pace yourself tomorrow. the air quality we have high ozone levels out there. it's a code orange so it's unhealthy for sensitive groups including the elderly and maybe small children. limit that outdoor activity if you are somebody that has sensitivity to all of the air quality. right now it is 92 in allentown,

83 in mt. pocono, 92 in vineland, atlantic city which is just off the shore, 93 degrees. the feels like is going to be heading into the low 90s through this evening then we'll feel like the 70s for early tomorrow morning. look at this. tomorrow that feels like is firmly between about 95 and 100 degrees so it is going to be a hot and sweaty day. doppler radar sweeping the sky. other than the haze we don't have anything going on. we have a land breeze that's going to turn more southwest tonight. little cooler along the shore. 71 there, 73 in philadelphia. for tomorrow, could see an isolated shower or storm pop. i think this is going to be very late in the day in the evening. we have a cold front that's drifting through the area. take a look. we'll see 95 in philadelphia, maybe even as high as 98 in someplaces and by wednesday morning the winds turn out of the north and even though we

make it into the 80s we could see an isolated shower and cloud cover and look at those winds coming out of the east. 64 in atlantic city. i think that says it all. let's go to the city to the shore. 97 tomorrow in philadelphia. 88 along the jersey shore. 83 on wednesday in philadelphia. 86 along the jersey shore. 79 on thursday and 65 along the jersey shore on thursday and then showers and storms really do start to move in by friday and saturday. erin. >> thank you. a stolen wedding ring returned to a jersey shore bride ten years later. still ahead at 4:00, the clues that led police to track down the prized possession in an evidence room. bankruptcy for gym borree. plus -- carpool car owe can i how an uber driver transformed his car into one backseat party. that's next.

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welcome back. i'm jim rosenfield live at the montgomery county courthouse in norristown waiting for the jury to get the case. bill cosby's wife camille made her first appearance at her husband's trial today. jurors are getting jury instructions from the judge. cosby's lawyers rested today after calling just one witness to the stand, that lone witness, a detective who reminded jurors that cosby's accusers had visited him out of state. cosby then told a judge he would not testify in his own defense. we're joined right now by our legal analyst, thanks for being here this afternoon. let's talk first of all about optics, camille cosby coming to court with her husband for the first time since this trial began. how does that play with the jury? >> it was definitely planned. she was there. not only was she there but the defense pointed her out and said she deserved better. their whole point was to show

the court, she's here and standing by her man. even though she's standing by her man, he's innocent and didn't do anything and when he can stand by him there must be something there that he's innocent. >> 53 years married. no other family member appeared here with cosby until today. we did see some of his costars last week and other celebrities if you will. let's talk about the defense strategy today butting one witness on the stand and it's not bill cosby. what do you think about how that strategy played out? >> i definitely think in a place like this, they made a very conscious decision to say the prosecution has not made out their case. defense attorneys have done it before. they haven't met any of the elements of their case. let's get this over with and get to the closing. there's no way whatever they met any of the elements here. this is what the defense believes in this case, that it

was a he said/she said case. they believe it came down to credibility. they believe in the cross-examination of the prosecution's case that they had done enough and there was nothing more to do here. with we're not going to wait any more of your time. >> the jury gets their instructions from the judge. he'll instruct them on what the burden is to meet a guilty decision and do they begin deliberating immediately? >> right now this is the most boring part of the case. sitting there while the judge goes over the charging and all the elements and details of the crime. very boring for the jury and all the parties involved. the judge may say, depending on what time it is, i'll go ahead and allow you guys to retire for the night and come back tomorrow and start with deliberation or he may let them get right into it. a lot of time judge's will ask the jury what do you want to do. >> we know from deanna durante they've already ordered dinner

they're ready for the long haul. thanks for being here. you can count on nbc10 news to bring you any updates here from the courthouse on air and online on our nbc10 app. have it on your phone to be the first to know when this jury reaches a verdict. turning to our weather now, the best way to beat the heat, how about a dip in the pool. these kids at the ymc camp tried to stay at cool as possible and looked like they had a lot of fun in the process. live look at the philadelphia museum of art. if you are brave enough to run up the rocky steps this afternoon, take it slow and make sure you have your water with me. hydrate, hydrate, hydrate. it's going to get even hotter tomorrow. tammie souzza is tracking the record breaking heat in your most accurate forecast. >> we did not see one person running up those steps. as far as the pool, i could be

persuaded because that looks really refreshing. hydrate. 94 degrees in philadelphia. the record on today's date is 95. we're not done yet. 89 in pennsylvania suburbs with blue skies. 92 out in south jersey. let's check the shore. this is 93 but that's atlantic city just a hair inland, very warm out there as well. how about we go ahead and check out what's going on in lehigh valley, 92 in easton and it is 93 degrees out in delaware. so very, very warm across the area and it's not going to cool down any time soon. look at all these 80s and 90s and the winds, they're pretty much favorable. they are a land breeze headed in our direction. just the opposite out west. this is where they have a trough of cold air. only 64 in l.a. that's where all the cold air is. let's check the numbers around the rest of the area. 92 wilmington, vineland 92. dover you're at 93. trenton at 92 degrees. we'll continue to keep an eye on

these temperatures. when i come back we'll talk about the first alert for heat advisor tomorrow and air quality as well. philadelphia schools will close early tomorrow because of this excessive heat. students will be dismissed at noon. be sure you have the nbc10 app with you to get severe weather alerts right there on your smartphone. >> here's a look now at some of the other stories we're following county by county at 4:00. gloucester county, a driver was able to walk away from this early this morning. that's his truck there covered in flames along interstate 295 in logan township. he somehow managed to get out of that. firefighters blocked off traffic while they put out that fire. officials in bucks county could decide tonight whether to close a pair of elementary schools. the council rock school board will go over several options at its meetings. those options include shutting down wrightstown or rolling hills elementary school or both. the meeting begins at 7:00 at the chancellor center in newt n

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to the weather now. hot today, hotter tomorrow. taking a live look down broad street from our kimmel center campus camera. the sun is shining out there. meteorologist tammie souzza joining us live. hot is the word of the day. >> it is. how do you stay cool on days like this? >> stay inside. >> you know what i do? i take shorts and leggings, i throw them in the freezer and pull them out and put them on. they feel so nice and cool. >> oh, my goodness. okay. >> it's just one way to get a quick refreshing, just a pair of shorts, leggings. beautiful day at the beach. the water temperatures probably very refreshing. it's in the low to mid-60s. we do have a first alert that has been issued for tomorrow and the reason is, is all of this heat. we have a heat index from noon until 7:00 tomorrow evening. it means we'll have a heat index

between 95 and 100 as dew point rises. so this is going to make it harder to breathe and it's going to make you sweat more and make you more uncomfortable. take it easy tomorrow. spend time indoors. we have an air quality alert for high levels of ozone. code orange so elderly and small children and anybody with respiratory problems. we don't want to see you outside at all. maybe just take it easy tomorrow. 94 in philadelphia. 83 in mt. pocono, 91 in wilmington, 92 in vineland and 93 at atlantic city. now this is where the feels like is going to come into play tomorrow. the feels like is generally close to the real air temperature but by tomorrow that feels like goes into the upper 90s. some places may touch 100 and that's what's going to make it so uncomfortable. the dew point trend is on the rise. we'll get dew points all evening that are going to be in those mid-and upper 60s and tomorrow it looks like perhaps the upper

60s. stay hydrated for tomorrow. never, ever leave kids or pets in a car not even for a couple of minutes. it just takes about ten, 20 minutes and it becomes deadly. try to spend time in shaded areas, where your sunscreen and how about some lightweight clothes. we are looking at the doppler radar. everything is quiet. off to the west you see these clouds lining up with that storm system coming out of southern minnesota. guess what? we have a cold front there and that is going to be a back door cold front that brings us a little refreshing air by wednesday. we have a land breeze today. temperatures in the '90s. that wind spins around a bit. while we make it into the mid-and upper 90s tomorrow only the 70s along some of the jersey shore. look what happens. the winds turn north, that front slides through. we he could see an isolated storm tomorrow. 60s along the shore. look at the winds coming in out

of the east. let's check your neighborhood for tonight, tomorrow and the ten day on ten. 73 in philadelphia for tonight. 68 in the lehigh valley. jersey shore at 70. we'll see clear skies with cloud cover out there. for tomorrow we'll be looking at 97 in philadelphia, south jersey 96, delaware 96 even 90 out there on the jersey shore and here's your ten day on ten. yes, we do cool down. 97 tomorrow, 83 wednesday, 79 thursday. all three of those days isolated showers possible. we get back up to the 80s but not without showers and thunderstorms in even to monday. >> thank you. next at 4:00. stolen wedding ring returned ten years later. how police were able to track down the prized possession for a jersey shore bride. and scare in the sky. the engine problem that sent a plane home mid-flight.

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>> announcer: this is nbc10 news. a margate woman discovered her wedding ring gone, it was stolen ten years ago. ted greenberg shows us how it turned up after all these years. >> it really was a miracle. >> reporter: her wedding band back on her finger ten years after it was stolen. the gold ring taken by a burglar from their former house in margate. the couple's matching bands with their names engraved inside. >> when we got married that was the last present given to me from my mom, which she passed away right after our wedding. >> reporter: it turns out that suspect was arrested in 2012 and

some of the items he allegedly stole were recovered. >> i came across this case and there was a lot to it. >> reporter: fast-forward to last month during an accounting of unclaimed items in the ventnor police evidence room. lieutenant found a watch he thought he belonged to carlos. they asked if the ring might be theirs too. sure enough it was. >> i said i have it. and i was like screaming on the phone. >> when i cleaned it up and i saw that name in there, i couldn't believe that we had it for all this time. >> reporter: the original police report had no mention of the rings inscription so authorities didn't know who it belonged to until now. >> i can't believe it. he did an incredible job. >> they celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary earlier this year, a milestone now made sweeter, thanks to a reunion they never expected. ted greenberg, nbc10 news. >> that is awesome.

working on several stories for "nbc10 news at 5:00." here's keith jones. >> we're following a lot of developments in the bill cosby trial. jim rosenfield live at the courthouse in norristown. >> reporter: the jury is getting their instructions from the judge right now. we'll have live team coverage. what prosecutors told the jurors in closing arguments and we'll speak live to a retired judge about why bill cosby did not call any of his celebrity friends as character witnesses. >> and take a look at the temperatures behind me. a lot of 90s on the board and we're talking more 90s. some of us breaking records. we'll take a look at those numbers and when we finally cool down coming up. >> and new jersey police under fire. the reason this fiery crash got four officers and a lieutenant suspended. ♪

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expected to begin deliberating in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. i'm keith jones. >> and i'm erin coleman. we have team coverage outside the courthouse in norristown. deanna durante was in court today. she's been following this case from the very beginning, but first, we begin with jim rosenfield. >> reporter: this has been an action packed day at the courthouse. it started first thing this morning when bill cosby's wife camille showed up at the courthouse hand in hand with her husband and it has not slowed down a bit since then and as you mentioned deanna durante has been in that courtroom since this trial began and she's joining us live. tell us more about these final phases of moving these case now to the jury. >> reporter: there's not much either side can do. the jury is about to get the case but very dramatic and very different ways that each side presented its last final moments to the jury. you had the defense banging on a chair saying that this

prosecution was brought because of media attention and it's an extortion plot from a jilted ex-lover and this is with a secret affair that bill cosby didn't want his wife knowing about and then you have the prosecution that says there is no way this was a consensual relationship. they say bill cosby drugged andrea constand and sexuallily assaulted her. bill cosby shows little to know emotion as the district attorney tells the jury the comedian known worldwide took advantage of a young woman, plotting her drugging and sexual assault and abandoned her on a living room sofa while she was in a state of undress, not even a blanket to cover her up. they say he simply went to bed. the night constand was conessentialual. at one point his lawyers say they were lovers and the two had an affair his wife was to know nothing. camille cosby made a single appearance. she entered the court after sb