together by a difficult ending and moving forward to a new beginning. >> women who have come through this and blossomed, there is a lot of that going on. and life can be terrific on the other side. >> reporter: for "today," sheinelle jones, nbc news, new york. >> what a great story. >> yeah. >> love that one. harry smith is in the house with a great story on how some pictures, pictures and pieces of art, rather, allowing some people to find a new lease on life. that's a earning unlimited cash back on

court tuesday, but his lawyers say it should be for the last time. attorneys for the comedian claim the former district attorney made a deal years ago not to prosecute cosby in exchange for his deposition in a civil case, brought by accuser andrea constand. >> they say that's game over. the current d.a. says there is no evidence of that written agreement from the time. >> reporter: in the 2005 deposition, cosby admitted to obtaining quaaludes to give to women he wanted to have sex with. at the time, d.a. bruce caster didn't charge cosby with a crime. >> i remember thinking he

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>> bad luck. and a lot of positive energy. i think my main goal is to give people their first break. because they haven't had a break. >> reporter: a number of shelters offer art therapy. what liz saw inspired an idea, market the art like a real business, split the proceeds with the artist, just like a gallery. scott bennett used to camp beneath the bushes at the quincy train station. he found his way into a shelter where someone told him about liz, drawing since he was a kid,