abouteed, it will all be brexit.ight of the 27 bills relate to brexit, so that will dominate parliamentary time over the next couple of years. government has been severely criticized for not providing enough detail on how the brexit negotiations are going to go. >> said is true. were still very thin on detail areerms of what the bills wrong to contain. there are divisions of opinion in the government. the chancellor has a different perspective from that of the prime minister. she's a very unstable prime minister with a very unstable government. a lot of mps were pointing out today that theresa may has yet to form a deal with the northern irish party. it's difficult for her to see two years into the future, let alone over the next few months. >> she is in an unstable situation. the question is whether they can form some kind of enduring deal and clearly there have been details about the financial assistance that the dup has been asking for northern ireland. laura: it will be difficult to sell to the british public. qu

this is the justice system, and it works more slowly than perhaps many of russ where we hin this is aboutee alleging aggrav who represents some of cosby's other accusers. the jury has been deliberating so far for 40 hours. cosby's team says that the comedian is prepared to go the distance here in order to prove his innocence. bearing in mind that if there is indeed a mistrial, if this jury is hopelessly deadlocked, then we may have to see this over again. those involved may have to endure this all over again if the d.a. decides to retry. live in norristown, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >> thank you. >>> of course, newspaper headlines always interesting. take a look at this, this is the cover of today's "philadelphia daily news" with the headline, "cliff hanger." can't quite get it -- it has a picture -- there it is. bill cosby there, obviously a reference to cosby's character cliff on "the cosby show." you can get the decision the moment it happens. we'll have updates on air and on line. you can also get an instant alert by downloading the nbc10 app. >>> at the jersey shore, a search and rescu

it should be aboutee the facts d the law. thatut is why i was, that is whi became the fbi director to be in that position. that is why i was so uneasy. >> let me move on. february 14, it is a bit strange. you were in a ad meeting. andra your direct superior, the attorney general wasen in the meeting as well. and the president asked everybody to leaveve including e attorney general to leave before he brought up the matter of general flynn. what was your impression of that type of action? had you ever seen anything like that before? >> no. my impression was something big is about to happen. i need to remember every single word that is spoken. and i could be wrong. i am 56-years old. i have seen a few things. my sense is that the attorney general knew heav shouldn't hav been leaving. i think mr. kushner picked up on thee same thing. >> i i found it interesting tha in the memo you wrote after this february 14th, you made clear that you wrote that memo in a way it wase unclassified. if you made the decision to write aus memo that