. >> chief judge jonathan lipman wants to change that in new york. he is supporting legislation that will allow the release of grand jury records in some cases. criminal defense attorney jerald leftcourt agrees with lipman's plan. >> if you want to support the process it has to be more transparent. >> getting eric garner's grand jury proceeding be released to the public. >> why should the testimony of police officers involved with eric garner, why should it remain secret? i just don't understand it. we all know who they are they are saying in sum and substance that they didn't intend to kill him to choke him. that what they did they thought was justified. why can't we hear that and read that? >> the public can read the ferguson case. >> the evidence and the testimony will be released following this statement. i'm ever mindful that this decision will not be accepted by some and may cause disappointment for others. >> former new york prosecutor randy zellen says what happens in the grand jury room must be kept confidential. >> if you remove that secrec

. >> reporter: lipman says it's unclear if the newly revealed deposition will do much legal damage. >> the testimony is not an admission that he misbehaved with regard to any particular plaintiff. >> reporter: the 77-year-old cosby has denied the accusations and has never been criminally charged. marlie hall, cbs news new york. >> more than two dozen women have accused cosby of sexual misconduct but the statute of limitations on most of the accusations is expired. bill cosby did not respond to cbs' news request for comment. >>> a raid at the indiana home of subway spokesman jared fogle. an employee of fogle's foundation was arrested a couple months ago for child pornography. authorities say jared is cooperating with their investigation. subway says it's shocked and concerned about the developments. it's suspended its relationship with the pitchman. >>> new charges tonight for the man accused in the charleston church massacre. 21-year-old dylann roof faces attempted murder charges. the new charges deal with the people who survived the attack. last month roof opened fire inside a histor

. >> reporter: lawyer harry lipman says it is unclear if the newly revealed depnition will do much legal damage-- deposition will do much legal damage. >> the testimony is not an admission that he misbehaved with record to any particular plaintiff. >> reporter: the 77-year-old cosby has denied the accusations and has never been criminally charged. marly hall cbs news, new york. >> the case was settled and documents sealed until the associated press argued to have them released. more than 2 dozen women have accused cosby of sexual miscondicate but the statute has expired on most of those. cosby, by the way has not responded to requests for comment. >>> a quick clairification on the story of subway spokesman gerald fogal. they are suspending their relationship with him not ending it, as reported a few minutes ago. >>> i hope you went hot today because, excuse me, it was hot out there. >> it is hot and we did go rather hot, actually. we are only 3 and 3 for the month of july. time to get going. >> batting 500. >> thank you thank you professor. thank you. lets take a look at the number we we

. >> trchlt lipman, you are more holistic. >> i agree. what's the first question you should ask? >> it depends on what kind of doctor you are seeing. if it's a surgeon you want to know how many types of procedures or surgeries you do every year. or if you have a rare condition. have you seen patients like me? make sure your doctor treats your specific condition. >> how many operations have you done? >> yes and no. it's all about trust really. do you trust the person that's going to take you to the operating room and that they are the person most likely to get the outcome you're looking for. there is a balance. i think their experience, where they train, what procedures they do and their outcomes matter. >> that's an interesting point. dr. lipman you are not from here. you are from south africa. doctors have trained in other countries. should we be worried about that? the level of training, is it the same in the united states as overseas? >> great question. it depends on the country. i was trained in south africa over 30 years ago. medical

. >> chief judge jonathan lipman wants to change that in new york. he is supporting legislation that would allow the release of grand jury records in some cases. criminal defense attorney gerald lefkor agrees with the plan. >> if you want citizens to support the process, it has to be more transparent. >> several groups are fighting to get details of the eric garner grand jury proceeding made public. >> why should their testimony remain secret? i just don't understand it. we all know who they are. we all know they are saying in sum and substance that they didn't intend to kill him, choke him, that what they did they thought was justified. why can't we hear that and read that? >> the public can read the ferguson case. >> the evidence and testimony will be released following this statement. i'm ever mindful that this decision will not be accepted by some and may cause disappointment for others. >> former new york prosecutor randy zellen says what happens in the grand jury room must be kept confidential. >> if you remove that secrecy, witnesses are going