joining me now is tmz's harvey levin to dive more into the reason behind this, harvey. thank you for joining us and first. what's interesting in this? it stems from an agreement as we mentioned from a civil lawsuit more than a decade ago, but the agreement wasn't really in writing. so how was it binding in this case? well, it was binding for a whole bunch of reasons, andre. so look what the first thing you've got to understand this. this doesn't mean the court said he's innocent. they're not saying that they're saying he was denied fundamental due process, and here's why that when the when andrea constand sued bill cosby, she wanted to take his deposition. bruce castor, who was the d a at the time. um, knew that bill cosby was going to invoke his fifth amendment right against self incrimination so constand could not do a deposition. he would just keep taking the fifth. so bruce castor went to bill cosby and his lawyers and said, look, we're not going to prosecute you. so we give you our guarantee that we won't prosecute you so sit for the deposition. he didn't only sit

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we spoke with harvey levin about what you can expect to see in tonight's special, including new footageos from the deck of a u. s naval ship. we have new video that people have not seen and it is going to raise issues. the video that the military has already released. i mean, you can't have an object that goes from 80,000 ft to sea level in a second and a half. the one hour special includes interviews with senators. military pilots, a harvard scientist and former pentagon officials. the one hour special tmz investigates ufos. the pentagon proof airs tonight at eight o'clock right here on ktvu fox to the sport of rock climbing, is making its debut at the tokyo summer olympics next month. two men and two women athletes will be representing the u. s at the inaugural competition. they will compete in three disciplines lead bouldering and speed lead his climbers scaling rock walls with a variety of holds, while bouldering has them working to scale obstacle course type walls, speed climbing pits athletes against each other to see who reaches the top. first the top level climbers have been tra