cosby sat still holding his cane, even as prosecutors told the jury he traumatized adrian constand causing her so much difficult she had to leave her job two months after the alleges assault. prosecutors told the jury they will use cosby's own words to show that he had a pattern. cosby lied to constand telling her he was giving her herbal supplements. in a powerful opening, cosby's lawyer at times raised his voice almost yelling and said cosby's own words will show what happened with him and constand was conessentialal saying she called cosby more than 50 times after the alleged assaults. the two exchanged gifts and she watched him perform and gotten the tickets from that show from cosby. he is an innocent man and asked the jury to keep in mind when police investigated the case in 2005, cosby was not charged. now prosecutors did tell the jury that cosby's own statements are what led to the filing now, years later. statements the jury won't know where they came from, that they came from a civil suit filed by adrian constand. the jury won't get information as to where that deposition came fr

cosby's accused of drugging and molesting adrian constand back in 2004. he's facing up to ten years in prison. the actor has pleaded not guilty. right now cosby's lawyers are cross-examination that first witness. for now i'm erin coleman, live in the breaking news, nbc10 news. >>> you can count on nbc10 on air and online for every angle of this major story. deanna durante is inside the courtroom for today's testimony. her live report all new at 5:00. then at 5:15 our legal analyst will join us to discuss cosby's defense strategy during opening statements. >> skyforce10 right now over this breaking news in montgomery county. take a look at these pictures. what you're looking at is a water main break in abbinton. you can see that it's happening right next to a house there. the location of this is edge hill road at the tyson avenue. we don't know exactly when this break happened, how long it's continued, but so much water pouring out causing problems. you can see it going there in the road. both roads are closed and when you look further over you can see how

the defense cross-examination of adrian constand dominated day three of bill cosby's sexual assault trialrney aggressively challenging her accusations that she was drugged then molested. pointing to what they called inconsistencies in her testimony, questioning why she waited almost a year to call police and presenting phone records that show constand remained in contact with cosby after the alleged attack. >> i think that in the end, when it comes out that most of these phone calls were about her job, i think that's a jury's going to be very disappointed that we've spent four hours going through phone calls. >> reporter: constand worked at temple university where cosby was a trustee. cosby has denied the allegation. he says the interaction was consensual. he's been attentive during the testimony sometimes shaking his head. prosecutors. her mother is also expected to testify along with experts on drug use and sexual assault. the defense ended its cross-examination late this afternoon after a brief redirect from prosecutors. constand was excused from the witness stand. that's the latest li

opening statements today the prosecution said bill cosby gave former temple university employee adrian constand pills at his house back in 2004. >> the defense brought up discrepancies in constand's statement to the police. she told them that she didn't talk to cosby after that night but the defense said she called him 53 times after that. dozens of women have accused cosby of inappropriate sexual contact. maay cosby denies all the allegations. >> another confederate memorial is in the line of fire tonight. this time in leesburg, virginia. the naacp is seeking a legal review over whether this statue could be relocated from the courthouse square here to balls fluff national cemetery. the daughters of the confederacy erected the statue back in 1908. >> they were trying to send a message at that point that this is white virginia and we're going to run it the way we want to run it. >> i think it represents american soldiers who gave their lives just like for any other battle. was it all about slavery, i don't believe so. >> in 2015 the naacp raised this statue issue and got permission and funding t

the defense cross-examination of adrian constand dominated day three of bill cosby's sexual assault trial. cosby's attorneys aggressively challenging her accusations that she was drugged then molested by the actor. pointing to what they called inconsistencies in her testimony, questioning why she waited almost a year to call police and records that show constand remained in contact with cosby after the alleged attack. >> i think that in the end when it comes that most of these phone calls were about her job, i think that's the jury's going to be very disappointed that we spent four hours going through phone calls. >> reporter: constand worked at temple university where cosby was a trustee. cosby has denied the allegations and says the interactions between him and constand was consensual. he's been attentive during the testimony at times shaking his head. constand is the key witness. her mother is also expected to testify along with experts on drug use and sexual assault. her mother's just wrapped up brief testimony here and at the end of the proceedings on day three the judge said this tr

last week the jury heard from his accuser adrian constand and another woman, both claimed the actor druggedted them. the defense insists that cosby and constant had a consensual relationship. >>> someone is getting a big check today courtesy of saturday's powerball jackpot victory. sun city is home to the only winning ticket for the $447 million prize. now the winner has not come forward. but the deli owner who sold the ticket gets $1 million. saturday's jackpot, the seventh largest in powerball history. >> pretty nice. >> i know. -- cousin. uncle. much of the nation seeing a lot of red today. look at that. on the thermometer. nearly everywhere, east of the rockies baking in temperatures in the high 80s and low 90s. amarillo, texas, 99, washington, d.c. heating up to 95. charlotte, 89. heat wave expect to stick around till wednesday. >> shorts to work tomorrow? >> shorts last night to work. >>> things have been getting interesting at the ballpark, particularly when it comes to entertainment between innings and the excitement begins in atlanta. >> yeah, where they're hosting a race between a