kenneth craig is in orlando. nneth, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning to you, anne-marie. quite a large crowd gathered at the club early this morning for the first of the day's convenience. events. it was a private tribute for family members and survivors, marking one year since a lone gunman walked into the club and shattered so many lives. these four mothers could never have predicted how their worlds would collide, but over the past year, they've built a special bond over their children. >> our kids are angels. they put us together. >> you're connected in an unimaginable way that nobody else shares. >> something special, beautiful. >> reporter: they formed this support group in the wake of the pulse nightclub massacre when each one of their children went out for a night of fun and never came home. they were among 49 people who were gunned down at the orlando gay nightclub by omar mateen. 53 others were injured. >> she loved to go there. >> myra's daughter was just 20 years old. >> she was a leader.

kenneth craig in orlando. ank you so much, kenneth. >>> oversays they have captured another part of raqqah. raqqah has been under isis control since 14 a northwestern neighborhood was captured yesterday followed two days of intense fighting. 12 isis gunmen were killed including a commander. a battle for remainder of the city could be a major turning point in the war against the militants. >>> a major airline suffered. there was a gaping hole in the side of the engine casing and passengers said they heard a loud noise and smelled something burning. no one was injured. >>> the defense is expected to begin presenting itself case today in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. it's unclear if cosby will testify. the prosecution rested its case friday, five days after the case opened. andrea constand said cosby drugged and molested her, charges cosby denies. >>> another round of thunderstorms is expected today yesterday in blaine just north of minneapolis, hail that make it look like a winter snowstorm. it also caused

kenneth craig on the tributes for today. >> reporter: two children were brought for the remembrance ceremonyt the pulse nightclub. their mother wants them to understand that orlando is in this together. >> will come together and celebrate the lives and communities that will shout out to everybody around us that we need to love. >> reporter: today marks one year since omar mateen pledged allegiance to the islamic state and killed 49 people at the gay nightclub. this morning, the ceremony included speakers and prayers. >> may our hearts remain open. >> reporter: and a reading of the names. >> reporter: orlando transformed this into something beautiful, a place for tributes and messages of love. marcel was struck by the sense of optimism. >> the rainbow tarp on the fence, and a lot of love messages, a lot of hugs, not hate. >> reporter: the city commissioner said one of the tragedies is the loss of the safe haven for the city's vibrant lgbt community. >> this is the kind of club in place i wanted to see in my district, where you didn't have to be segregated by being gay or hispanic or african-

cbs news reporter kenneth craig is live in pennsylvania with how both sides are responding, kenneth? >> the judge was quick to point out this was not a victory for anyone. it came after a marathon of deliberations and now everyone involved will have to do this all over again. bill cosby left the pennsylvania courthouse saturday no closer to an end in the sexual aseattle case against him. after deliberating for more than 50 hours jurors told the judge they were still deadlocked, unable to reach a unanimous verdict on any of the three charges. the 79-year-old comedian was facing up to ten years in prison, accused of drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constand at his mansion in 2004. his defense team argued the encounter was consensual but the case tarnished the legacy of the intertab -- entertainer. >> 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

kenneth craig, cbs news, orlando. >> quijano: we'll be right back. >> quijano: according to a recent report from credit suisse, as many as one out of every four shopping malls in the country is expected to close in the next five years. hundreds have shut down in the past 15 years. emg oliver shows us how these pty spaces are being transformed. >> reporter: photographers seph lawless got a look at what happens to malls after they fail. left abandoned and neglected, the giant buildings slowly fall apart. >> everybody saw it as a dead mall. >> reporter: this used to be the site of the old granite run mall outside philadelphia. >> this used to be the food court. >> this was very close to the food court. >> reporter: developer michael markman is giving the area a 21s century makeover. >> what makes it different? >> you know, what is different about this, there are a lot of malls being redeveloped around the country because malls are dying everywhere. what we did was really, really aggressive. we took portion of the mall. >> markman is going to replace the old mall with a complex of buildi

kenneth craig reports. >> how are you today,er is? >> reporter: bill cosby nodded his head as he entered the pennsylvania courthouse for day three of his sexual assault trial. his accuser andrea constand returned to the witness stand for more cross-examination. she was grilled about phone calls she made to a friend following the alleged incident asking, you told her he was affection at you and made a pass at you? consta constand answered yes. she also talked about an incident at the foxwoods resort. she said she was reclined on her bed and watched cosby sleep for 10 to 15 minutes. the lawyer asked, it was later that you returned to your own suite? she told him yes. she said cosby gave her three blue pills. 20 minutes later lily bernard also testified. cosby maintains the contact with constand was consensual. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> britain is voting for a new prime minister today. recent terrorist attacks pushed terrorism to the top of the agenda. voters will vote on may's conservative party and jeremy corbyn. >>> a bod

as kenneth craig explains, the comedian is charged with sexually assaulting a temple university employee more than 10 years ago. >> reporter: bill cosby arrived for the first day of trial, not with his own family, but with his tv family. actress keesha knight from the cosby show accompanied the 79-year-old comedian as he faces charges of sexual assault. dozens of women have accused cosby but the case of andrea constand is the only to lead to criminal chashlgs. she said she-- charges. she said she went to cosby's home in 200 fure to discuss-- 2004 to discusshair career and he drugged and assaulted her. "so she can't move, she can't talk, completely paralyzed, frozen, lifeless." >> the legal theory is bill cosby gave her three blue bills that left her incapacitated and there is no way she could have consentd to the sexual acts that followed. >> reporter: the prosecutor says when constand testifys she will be brutally honest, cosby does not plan to take the stand but has insisted the encounter was consefrnal. his a-- consensual. had defense said he gave her ben drl to help her sleep. the fi

kenneth craig, cbs news, pennsylvania. lted her... spoke to kpix five's andria borba earlier tonight. 5 i was >> a north bay woman that also says cosby drugged and sexually assaulted here spoke to our andrea borba earlier tonight. >> i was disappointed, but i wasn't surprised today. >> reporter: this morning as a pennsylvania drug declared a mistrial in the bill cosby sexual assault case, janice baker kenny who says cosby drugged and raped her in the 60s, woke up to a flurry of text messages. >> i initially felt i'd be okay either way with whatever came back, and i am relieved that at least it was a hung jury and not an innocent verdict, but i was really surprised that it hit me the way it did, that it made me sad and angry at the same time, and a few tears were shed. >> reporter: after 50 hours of deliberation, a jury deadlocked on whether cosby drugged and sexually assaulted andrea constandt in his mansion. janice say it is 62 other 62 -- says the other 62 women that say cosby attacked him hoped for a guilty investigate. >> we wante

coming together as friends, mourning the past and looking ahead to the future. ♪ kenneth craig, cbs newsorlando. >> orlando plans to turn the pulse site into a permanent memorial and museum. >>> what men don't know about their family healths history could put them at nendorses dr. wralph northam. would make the better governor. and virginia progressives agree. ralph northam is the only candidate who stood up to the nra after the virginia tech shooting. dr. northam led the fight to stop the republicans' transvaginal ultrasound law. ralph is a leader for education, expanding pre-k for thousands of families in virginia. ralph northam: making progress means taking on tough fights, and as governor, i won't let donald trump stand in our way. >>> today kicks off national men's health week. it's all about raising awareness of the preventable diseases and encouraging early detection among men and boys. a new survey finds a startling number of men don't know they're at risk for serious health issues and that men rarely discuss health issues with family members. as a teenager, pedro developed a con

here's cbs reporter kenneth craig with the judge's order. >> reporter: the jury at bill cost which'sexual assault trial says -- at bill cosby's sexual assault trial says they are deadlocked. the panel sent the judge six questions by thursday before saying they were hung. >> he is just happy to know that he has 12 people of his peers who understand, um, that the facts of this case don't add up. >> reporter: the judge ordered the panel to continue their work but said they were not compelled to surrender their honest beliefs solely because of the opinion of fellow jurors. the jury of 7 men and 5 women began deliberations monday evening. during the trial, accuser andrea constand testified that cosby gave her three blue pills to relax her while she was consulting him about her career at's philadelphia mansion. she said the pills left her half conscious and unable to move when cosby touched her. the 79-year-old entertainer's lawyer said while cosby had been unfaithful to his wife he did not commit a crime. he added that the 2004 encounter was consensual and that the two had been intimate b

kenneth craig reports. >> how are you today, sir? >> reporter: bill cosby nodded his head as he entered a pennsylvania courthouse for day three of his sexual assault trial. his accuser andrea constand returned to the witness stand for more cross-examination. cosby's lawyer grilled the former temple university employee about phone calls she made to a friend following the alleged incident asking, you told her he was affectionate and made a pass at you? constand answered yes. she also talked about an incident at the foxwoods resort. she said she was reclined on her bed and watched cosby sleep for 10 to 15 minutes. his lawyer then asked, it was 11:30 at night before you returned to your own suite? she told him yes. she said cosby gave her three blue pills when she visited his home in 2004. minutes later she started slurring her words. lily barnard is also an accuser who acted on his show and talked about it. cosby maintains the encounter with constand was consensual. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> britain is voting for a new gove

kenneth craig has more on how hours of deliberations ended up with nothing. >> bill cosby left pennsylvania courthouse saturday, no closer to an end in the sexual assault case against him. after deliberating for more than 50 hours, jurors told the judge they were still deadlocked. unable to reach a unanimous verdict on any of the three charges. the 79-year-old comedian was facing up to 10 years in prison. accused of drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constand at his mansion in 2004. his defense team argued the encounter was consensual but the case tarnished the legacy of the entertainer known as america's dad. >> mr. cosby's power is back. it is back. and it has been restored. >> cosby did not say anything after the trial. but through a statement, 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 we will take a hard look at everything involved. and then we will retry it. >> cosby will li

>> strangers before, yes. >> family, now. >> reporter: kenneth craig, cbs news in kissimmee, florida. >> there will be a vigil at skyline memorial park in san mateo at 6:00 tonight and another at san francisco castro park at 30:00 this evening. >> [ chanting ] hundreds turned out for the equality march through downtown san jose yesterday. they cheered and waved signs and flags. it was meant to promote inclusion and elevate diversity. >>> 2000 jobs at yahoo are on the line as verizon takes over the company. yahoo shareholders signed off on this sale on thursday and verizon plans to merge yahoo and aol. a source said that after the deal closes, verizon intends to lay off 2100 people, 15% of the staff at yahoo and aol and they predict the sale will close this week. >>> the time is 5:08 and 18 members of a frat at penn state will be in court. they face charges on the tragic death of a pledge. >>> a major effort to repair storm damaged roads will begin in one bay area city today. >>> sure, it may be a little cool outside. good morning, everyone. come -- good morning, everyone. we are track

kenneth craig, cbs news, orlando. >> orlando has planned a day of tributes on monday, including a san antonio outside the pulse nightclub. >>> a florida man is facing charges for pulling the plug on a bounce house filled with children. police say the actions of this 70-year-old caused the bounce house to deflate on nearly a dozen kids at a birthday party. a surveillance camera captured the man unplugging the pump. he may have thought he was disconnecting the power to a deejay's stereo equipment. >>> how a bay area college student pushed past homelessness to pursue her dreams. >>> and the art work no one expected to uncover. >>> first on today's community calendar. it's 2017 dia de portugal. enjoy the culture, music, food, and more from 10:00 to 5:00 p.m. and you can take part in loving day, a nationwide celebration of the legalization of interracial marriage. there will be dances, musical performances, and a lot more. it runs from 11:00 to 3:00 in san jose and finally on the peninsula, it's the opening day of the san mateo county fair. it kicks off at the parade at the fairgrounds. an

cbs reporter kenneth craig talked to survivors and families who are still struggling to move forward. >> reporter: this person describes every day as a battle another day of sad and confused memories of the massacre at orlando's pulse nightclub. >> with every shot it was almost like glass breaking. and it was glass breaking and glass braking because the place is full of bottles. >> reporter: the 21-year-old was a dancer at the gay club. he survived by hiding in a dressing room. he heard the carnage on the other side of the wall where omar mateen opened fire on the crowd killing 49 people. he struggles with survivor guilt but has poured his anguish into his passion of costume design. >> this happens to people for a reason. >> reporter: the reason you believe that? >> yes. >> i absolutely do. >> do you know what the reason is? >> absolutely not. [ laughter ] >> i'm not supposed to yet. it keeps me going. >> reporter: tara has a permanent memorial in her home to honor her son cory. a young man with big dreams who was on his way to becoming a firefighter. >> i don't sleep at night. it's h

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kenneth craig, cbs news orlando. >>> president trump noteed the day as well with a tweet saying, we willer forget the victims who lost their lives one year ago today. >>> a los gatos woman is being held without bail in suspicion of killing an elderly woman. she was found dead saturday morning by a friend. a motive is still under investigation. >>> san francisco police are looking for the suspect who killed a man on alameda boulevard. officers found his body just before 6:00 this morning outside a dentist office. they say the victim was unresponsive when they arrived and officials are calling the case a homicide but they have not yet determined the cause of death. >>> it's going to be a rough ride this week for south bay commuters. repairs are under way on highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains. which means delays and backed up traffic. kpix5 sandra osbourne takes a look at the work that can no longer wait. >>> it's been four months since torrential rain brought mud slides causing heavy damage on highway 17. caltrans is working to repair the highway but for some drivers, traffic delays co

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kenneth craig, cbs news norris town pennsylvania. >> the trial is expected to last two weeks. >>> here'suick 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. tweets bill cosby, so sad what he allegedly did to so many women and then he pulls the race as why these women came forward. >> so much ire rationality surrounding bill cosby's case. a lot of silly people are going to lose their minds when he's found not guilty. for the latest developments on the cosby case or any breaking news story download the wusa9 app. >>> now a gentleman's club where any parent would want to send their son. this gentleman's club is for 4th and 5th

here is kenneth craig. >> bill cosby nodded his head as he entered a pennsylvania courthouse for day three of his sexual assault trial. his accuser andrea constand returned to the witness stand for more cross-examination. cosby's lawyer grilled the former temple university employee about phone calls she made to a friend following the al told him he made a pass with you. >> and testified that cosby laid down on the bed and put his leg on the knee and reclined on the bed and watched cosby sleep for 10 to 15 minutes and his lawyer says it was 11:30 at night when you returned to your own suite. and she said maybe yes. tuesday, constand told the jury that cosby gave her three blue pills while visiting his home in 2004. and 20 minutes later, she says she started slurring her words. >> lilly bernard, who acted on the cosby show, is also an accuser, and attended the trial. >> when she was talking about the drugs, it triggered me to remember the horror and the fear of the actual drugging and what is this chemical he put in my body? >> cosby maintains the encounter with constand was consensual