. >> that woman was andrea constand.etball program at temple university at philadelphia. there she met bill cosby a temple graduate and very big man on campus. >> we all knew he was an active alum and that included the women's basketball team. >> diana from the on-line sports site dead spine spin reported on constand and cosby. >> he befriended her, had her over for dinner with the two of them. she thought he was someone who wanted to mentor her. >> in january 2005, she said that cosby sexually assaulted her at his home in suburban philadelphia the year before. bruce caster was the county prosecutor at the time. >> the impressions the detectives gave me is she was telling the truth but her recollection was fuzzy. >> a fuzzy memory he says is consistent with victims of date rape drugs. >> we were building the theory she had been drugged. >> cosby's lawyer called the accusations it lir preposterous and truly bizarre but cosby agreed to talk to detectives. >> cosby i believe felt he was going to be arrested and was frighten

andrea constand and his lawsuit against cosby. tamara green, beth ferrier and barbara bowman.ike these would bring down most public figures but not bill kz be. -- cosby. >> i wrote my 6,500 piece for "philadelphia magazine" thinking with all these women claiming they have stories similar to andrea constand's, this thing is going to explode. >> reporter: but it did not at least not in 2006 because cosby and andrea constand reached out-of-court settlement, the terms were never made public. when the lawsuit ended so did the media interest. >> get a little bit of media attention and it will go away. the mainstream wouldn't touch it. nobody would touch it. >> reporter: cosby maintained his image as america's favorite dad. >> if you really wanted to seek it out you could find it or just go about your day watching cosby show re-runs and have no idea this ever happened. >> reporter: though cosby remained silent aboutle allegations he had plenty to say on other matters. >> your 13-year-old son got no business seeing himself as a man who can drop a seed and walk away and somehow call hi

. >> "that woman" was andrea constand.s for the women's basketball program at temple university in philadelphia. there she met bill cosby, a temple graduate and very big man on campus. >> we all knew he was a very active alum, and that included the women's basketball team. >> diana moskovitz, from "dead spin" has reported on constand and cosby. >> she would have him over for dinner just the two of them. she thought he was someone who wanted to mentor her. >> but in january 2005, constand told authorities that cosby had sexually molested her the year before. he was the prosecutor at the time. >> what i was hearing from andrea was she was telling the truth but her recollection was fuzzy. >> a fuzzy memory, he says, is consistent with victims of date rape drugs. >> we actually were building the theory that she had been drugged. >> cosby's lawyer called the accusations utterly preposterous and truly bizarre. but cosby agreed to talk to detectives. >> cosby, i believe, felt he was going to be arrested and was frightened. >> in

and my whole objective back then was just to support andrea constand back then. when i heard her story, i couldn't believe it. i said i believe her because it happened to me. so for the next ten years i was screaming my story. and unfortunately you're right, i was not heard. no one was listening to us. so it was quite a moment to say finally, finally somebody is listening. and now everyone is listening and knows the truth. >> not only is somebody listening. somebody is talking. and that person is bill cosby. >> and admitting it. >> and admitting it. >> that's right. >> these revelations, these documents came out in the andrea constand case in which you were a jane doe and you came forward to support andrea constand in her allegations of sexual assault. he admits he got seven pripg prescriptions from doctors for quaaludes. he had hundreds of quaaludes. he also talked about why he settled in 2005 with andrea constand instead of going to court if he were innocent and letting this all be aired in public he settled for some undisclosed amount of money. he says that th

this was the civil case that andrea constand brought. there were many jane does who said we will support you and testify as witnesses. we want to read you one thing that we just saw from the deposition. this is the question from the victim's attorney what was your relationship with her. we had sex and we had dinners and sex and rendezvous. what are rendezvous. it's when you call somebody and say do you want to be at such and such, and yes, and you go there. was there sexual contact tehran day view. well had you decided to have extra marital affairs, no was the answer of bill cosby. then in regard to another jane doe, he says you began talking about her career and asking about her father who died of cancer. do you remember that yes, he said, i remember that. did you ask her those questions because you wanted to have sex with her, yes, i did bill cosby said. and in relation to andrea con sds stand, when she got angry and upset, he decided to pay for her education then his wife wouldn't find out and that would then allow him to continue on

andrea constand gave a deposition also. that has not been unsealed. we don't know what that is. and that is the other side of the story. there is a court action going on right now to unseal this deposition, because in the eyes of at least andrea constand and some other jane does they believe this deposition has been sealed for the last ten years. it was part of that confidentiality settlement. for the last ten years that sat dormant somewhere that anybody could read it and nobody has, believing it was part of that agreement. >> i want to bring you criminal defense attorney into the conversation. does this deposition change anything in the big picture? >> i think it certainly has the potential to do that. remember, we have several civil lawsuits pending. all of those people want to show that cosby intended to render them to a situation where they could not consent to sec. in other words, committed a criminal act of rape. if there's a pattern of him doing this in other cases -- and it looks like this deposition may prove that -- then that certainly is good evidence for these other

cosby answered questions as part of a 2005 lawsuit that andrea constand brought against him for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting her. cosby said the sexual encounters with constand were "consensual." >> i don't hear her say anything and i don't feel her say anything so i continue and go into the area that is somewhere between permission and rejection. i am not stopped. over the past 40 years, more than 25 women have publicly accused cosby of raping or assaulting them. in the deposition cosby says both the sex and pills were consensual. the star saying he looked for women's nob verbal cues in response to his sexual advances. >> i don't believe in non-verbal cues. consent is not the absence of a no. and when you're stuffing drugs or alcohol into a woman and then calling it sex, it's diabolical, it's disgusting, it's unacceptable and it's rape and that's a crime. >> reporter: the 78-year-old has never faced criminal charges. in the deposition, he admits to offering constand money for education and trying to keep his wife camille cosby in the dark. "my wife would not know it was bec

we've got to remember, too, this is not andrea constand's side.ho was the one brave woman that came forward in 2005. he obviously had deposition testimony. we're hearing his side, not her side. all we know from her complaint is she knew him, he was mentoring her, he gave her three blue pills to relax, she woke up with her clothes off believing she had been unawfully touched. >> jean casarez, thank you so much for breaking it all down for us. >> new insight into the mind of the gunman who killed five servicemen in tennessee. hear what his family is saying. but also, did recent trips to the middle east radicalize him? we'll look at the warning signs with former fbi profiler next. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? is man kind? ♪ are we good? ♪ go see. ♪ go look through their windows so you can understand their views. ♪ sit at their table so you can share their tastes. ♪ sleep in t

and the statements were made during a deposition in a civil lawsuit, filed by andrea constand in 2005. at that time she was 31 years old and a temple university employee. bruce castor was the montgomery county district attorney at the time and oversaw constand's criminal allegation that is cosby drugged and raped her. >> we always operated under the theory that he had drugged, andrea constan, theory and proof are obviously different things. >> reporter: castor explained there was not enough evidence to prosecute cosby criminally but the only way to get cosby to take a deposition under oath in the civil court was to agree that he would not be charged, and that castor says, was strategy to get cosby on the record. >> to clear him from the possibility of an arrest, and enable andrea constand then to use the civil courts, to get some measure of punishment against cosby, which she whatnot have been able to do if the threat of a prosecution was still hanging over his head. >> reporter: cosby later settled that case for an undisclosed amount. more than two dozen women made similar claims aga

but we never heard from andrea constand her side of the story. of all of this sexual activity he describes in detail i'm sure she disagrees. >> we have heard from fredricka whitfield interviewed your client janice dickinson. my question to you, because i know she's suing for defamation after cosby's lawyer said her accusation of cosby assaulting her is a lie. i'm wondering if with this deposition that jean was just discussing is there anything in that there will help janice's and your case? >> this is hugely significant to us. this is game changer. by the way, cnn, i'm looking forward to when you post the entire deposition transcript online. as i'm sure is going to be forthcoming because a lot of the media outlets have it now. but just reading what has been posted so far on cnn.com, to me this is the most significant disclosure of all. constand's lawyer said she said -- meaning constand that she believes she was not in a position to consent to intercourse after you gave her the drug. do you believe that is correct? i don't know cosby replied. so

years later he explained that andrea constand waited a year before going to authorities and that hurt her case they had lost the ability to test her blood for the agents. tonight we know from the court documents that the 77-year-old comedian testified and admitted those years ago that he gave that employee three half pills of ben drill. but we can see from the testimony we have been going through her lawyers didn't buy that since he also admitted in that testimony to wanting to use quaaludes to get women to have sex with him. the documents show on the night in question cosby offered andrea constand three blue pills saying quote, i have three friends for you to make you relacks. her lawyers argue that ben drill as cosby claims it was would not produce the immobil mobilization she claimed she suffered. and cosby did settle that lawsuit for an undisclosed amount in 2006. >> 24 does fit into the narrative of other past allegations? >> absolutely it does. he has been accused by more than two dozen women. here's just a sampling of what some of the women have said. >> i never saw any drugs.

andrea constand alleged that cosby drugged and assaulted her in 2004. constand was an employee at temple university and got to know cosby. she is asking the judge to unseal the record a full decade later. the sealed deposition became public because of a court reporting service releasing it. the sealed testimony says his represent with constand was consensual. she has never spoken because she is bound to secrecy. her suit never went to trial because the deal was reached. constand received money from cosby and she agreed along with cosby to never talk about the agreement or relationship. cosby says plaintiff does not seek to void the entire settlement. obviously she wants to keep what she was paid. constand says lawyers for cosby and cosby have spoken out numerous times before. she should not be the one to stay silent. cosby is saying a deal is a deal. the only reason he wanted to settle is because he wanted to keep this case private. >>> new details from the investigation into the fatal shooting of five servicemen in chattanooga, tennessee. officials say

this woman andrea constand was suing cosby. he admitted to obtaining drugs to drug women he wanted to have sex with. this admission causes controversy when a comedian targeted cosby last october referring to multiple scandals cosby faced over decades. >> for the most part it's [ bleep ] teflon image, i've done this bit on stage and people don't believe me. people think i'm making it up. i'm like bill cosby has a lot of rape allegations. more results than hannibal hannibal buress" in the last year, 25 women have come forward accusing cosby of violating them and drugging them. barbara bowman is one of them. when she tried to seek legal action back in the '80s, she only faced the doubters. >> i told my agent one time she did not believe me. a friend of mine in '89 took me to an attorney. he laughed me out of the office. at that point, nobody would believe me. it was -- he was dr. huxtable america's dad. i loved him. i wanted him to be my dad. >> now with this unsealed deposition bowman and others feel vindicated. >> so i am reliev

i know that in the same deposition at one point he said he gave andrea constand some benadryl.ot do to us whatever he gave us did. it will not make us unable to move. it won't make us as sick as we were made. i was happy that was reported that way. >> there's another thing that happened around the dinah shore show where he before you feel that you were attacked and raped, he wanted you to look a certain way. >> yes. >> what was that? >> i believe he had an obsession with queen n okayoor of jordan. she wore her hair up in a particular way and he asked me before coming to atlantic city to have my hair done in the same way that she had her hair done. >> so bizarre. he had a fixation you believe, with queen noor and wanted you to pose as her. >> yes. i believe so. and i've also heard from my therapist who was the one who connected me with the detective investigatinging andrea constand ice case's case that there were other women that he wanted to do this. i think what he's done is very addictive in nature, something he can't seem to stop, a compulsion of some kind. it's important to

new york times" and later by cnn and stems from a civil lawsuit filed by one of his accusers andrea constand. she's one of dozens of women who have now publicly accused cosby of sexual assault over the past decades. she eventually settled in this case. cnn has reached out to cosby's publicist and at this time they say they have no comment. cnn's jean ka casarez is joining me with more. it's 1,000 pages. what else are you learning? >> we're still looking because there's so much here but i think the headline is that he admits in 2005 as to five -- at least five women having consensual contact involving drugs and women. i think one thing that might be surprising to some maybe not, he readily admits it they were so very scared of his wife in all of this. we've got something to show you from the deposition. he said -- and this is the attorney for the accuser at that point. so it would be okay with you if the story was printed in any newspaper other than the "national enquirer" so long as it wasn't a tabloid? no cosby said. you didn't want that story to come out at all. isn't that correct? >> no.

andrea constand brought a civil suit alleges cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her at his home near was asks a judge to unseal the full record a decade later. ironically this weekend, the sealed deposition from that suit was public because of a court reporting service releasing it. cnn obtaining a copy of the sworn testimony where he says his relationship with constand was consensual. constand's deposition has never been unsealed and she has never spoken because she is bound to secrecy. her civil suit never went to trial because the deal was reached. constand received money from cosby. she along with cosby agreed they would never talk about the relationship or the agreement. cosby says in the motion quote, plaintiff does not seek to void the entire settlement agreement. obviously she wants to keep what she was paid. cosby and his representatives have spoken out numerous times last fall which violated the agreement, she says. she should not be the one accuser to stay silent. cosby is saying a deal is a deal and the only reason he agreed to the settlement is because he wanted to keep

andrea constand came forward to police in 2005 and settled her lawsuit against cosby the following here. but it wasn't until 2014 when another comedian's joke brought new attention to the allegations against cosby. since then many more women have come forward with accusations against the comedian. >>> right now at 5:00 police confirm the man accused in a deadly stabbing inside an atlantic market was shot and killed by police. it all unfolded at the cedar food market at adriatic before 9:00 this morning. police say a man walked into the market and stabbed an employee to death in front of about a dozen witnesses. police shot and killed the suspect, according to witnesses, when he refused to drop the knife. >> just came in and, you know, decided to get up in the morning and kill somebody. either it was medications or just -- >> like we said there could have been kids in this store. i come to this store every morning. they open at 7:00. i'm here about 7:30. every morning. it's ridiculous. don't have to take nobody's life like that. >> the atlanta county prosecutor's office has yet to confir

admission released after a judge released the deposition from a 2005 case brought against him by andrea constandhis pennsylvania home. cosby settled case in 2006 for an undisclosed amount but we were told that the only reason he settled is because it would have been embarrassing in those days to put all those women on the stand, and his family had no clue. that would have been very hurtful. two months ago i sat down with bill cosby for an exclusive interview. he refused to address the allegations directly. >> it's interesting. this is a situation that's unprecedented. my family my friends, i have been in this business 52 years, and i will, i've never seen anything like this. and reality is the situation. and i can't speak. >> reporter: still, the testimony has refuelled the court of public opinion. >> you know you need the proof. and then i'll be able to give my judgment here or there, and i think -- >> quaaludes to women to have sex. >> in america, still, i know it's a shock, but you actually were innocent until proven guilty. >> reporter: musician jill scott who's repeatedly defended cosby too

. >> the now exposed 2005 citizen six stemmed from a sexual assault case brought on by andrea constand a firm employee at temple university his alma mater. when asked under oath if he gave women quaaludes prescription sedatives who he wanted to have sex with he said "yes." he said one of those was a will would he met in las vegas "she meets me back stage i give her quaaludes and we have sex." his lawyer interfered before he could answer further deposition questions about how many women were given drugs and with they knew about it. the 2005 sexual assault case was settled for undisclosed amount and cosby was never charged criminally. the 77-year-old remains tightlipped about all allegations and repeatedly denies any wrongdoing as seen in this exclusive interview with abc news just two months ago. >> i have been in this business 52 years and i have never seen anything like this. >> now attorneys representing various women in both civil and criminal cases against cosby say his admissions in the 2005 deposition can bolster their claims. >> federal officials raided the indiana home of subwa

the explosive testimony from a 202 020 2005 during a civil suit brought by andrea constand.by claims it was consensual. i don't hear her say anything. i don't feel her say anything. so i continue. i go into the area that is some where between permission and rejection. i am not stopped. reaction from those women who say they were his victims outrage. >> it makes me sick. and it send a very wrong message about what consent really means. consent is not the absence of a no. >> reporter: cosby says he had sexual fun with women and steered away from in thetercourse. the act of the penile entrance is something a woman will succumb to as a romance or feeling. deeper than playful situation. as for drugging cosby admits he had seven prescriptions for quaalude during the 70s for a bad back. his intent was to give them to will hen socialized with. quaaludes, the drug kids. young people were using to party with. there were times when i wanted to have them just in case. although he denies any criminal sexual behavior he says this when asked about constand. she believed she was not in the

in it bill kzcosby describes the sexual relationship he had with andrea constand. >> i don't hear her say anything and i continue and go to the area stom whereome where between permission. romantic evening dinner by the fireplace, complete with cognac. i walk her out. she does not say do not do that ever again. the sweeping deposition in a four day period at a philadelphia hotel in 2005. describes cosby's sexual encounters with five women fueling an exploding scandal involving more than two dozen women alleging abuse. >> he flipped me over and sexually assaulted me. >> his behavior was like that of a predator. >> reporter: his testimony published this weekend was part of constand's lawsuit, she accused cosby of drugging and molesting her, inside his home while she was employed at temple university. in it he says i am a pretty decent reader of people and emotions in romantic sexual things whatever you want to call them. in the deposition cosby's demeanor apeeing allpearing casual. i think you're making light of a very serious situation. cosby replying that may very well be. >> what we

motion to lift the veil from that confidentiality agreement because it is the contention of andrea constand'sis attorney since last fall when all these women came out have made so many comments about the other women that the veil should be lifted in the constand case. >> joining me now is cnn legal analyst sonny has tin. criminal defense attorney mark geragos. sonny, you are reading this deposition as a former prosecutor who prosecuted sex crimes. is this familiar territory? >> it was. it was remarkable. it is a very long deposition 1,000 pages. i spent most of the day reading it. what was fascinating to me is it reminded me of those days when i cross-examined defendants and they said she wanted it she consented to it. and i had in my folder pictures of a woman who had been brutalized with two black eyes. so the sort of thing that he was saying the things that i heard from sexual predators and sociopaths. and it was really shocking to me frankly. >> it's interesting and i'm not sure everybody realizes when he was talking about getting quaaludes to give to women, it wasn't that he was partying

the case was brought by andrea constand, then an employee at templele university. cosby's alma mater. constand's lawyer asked cosby about prescriptions he obtained for the quaaludes. the lawyer asks, when you got the quaaludes, was it in your mind that you were going to use these quaaludes for young women that you wanted to have sex with? yes, cosby replies. she asks, did you ever give any of those young women the quaaludes without their knowledge? cosby's lawyer objected repeatedly throughout the deposition and cosby never answered whether he actually drugged any women against their will. the case was settled and the documents:sealed until the associated press went to court and argued successfully to have them released. jone tarsis is one of cosby's numerous accusers. she says this validates what she and others have been saying for years. >> i've been called a liar. he called me and the other women a liar in the press. and now people know that we're not liars anymore. >> reporter: michele miller, cbs news, new york. >> more than 25 women claim bill cosby sexually

former temple university employee andrea constand accused cosby of drugging and molesting her at herhome. in a deposition cosby committed to giving women quaalude. constand says she has a new life now and that this part of her history does not define her. >>> also the philadelphia mural arts program ray remove a mural featuring bill cosby. the artwork went up in 2008. the wall where it's painted is in bad shape and considering moving the mural but the recent cosby allegations have removed the mural to be removed higher their list. >>> bob casey, pennsylvania senator, will make a push for his proposal on university pre-k ahead of a congressional vote on the new amendment to no child left behind act. casey says it would fund universal pre-k five years by closing certain tax loopholes and it would impact all of the pennsylvania school districts. >>> pennsylvania is now in its ninth day with no budget and no deal in sight. no talks scheduled between the democratic governor and republican leaders. wolf talked to us about the budget battle yesterday. >> we have got to have a budget that ac

andrea constand sued and it was settled out of court in 2006. several claim the comedian drugged them before they were assaulted. >> i don't remember leaving the club. i don't remember driving anywhere else. what i do remember next was waking up naked in a bed alone in a sparkly furnished apartment. >> i was in no condition to leave, to drive, to say anything. >> i still -- he was an older man and i had no business being up there in that position and he had no business doing that to me. >> reporter: cosby has repeatedly denied the allegations, which date back more than four decades. an associated press reporter questioned cosby in december of 2014. >> reporter: i wanted to ask if you wanted to respond at all as to whether any of that was true. >> there is no response. >> reporter: cosby has never been criminally charged and the statute of limitations has run out on many of the cases. >> janice dickinson said he was drugged and raped by cosby and cosby accused her of lying. in a statement her attorney said it is time for mr. cosby to stop hiding

that testimony came out of a sexual abbas lawsuit brought by temple university employee andrea constandsby eventually settled with her, but as more women stepped forward, his lawyers hope to keep his testimony secret, arguing his right to privacy. but judge eduardo robreno disagreed, saying cosby was a public figure who often lectured the black community on morality, specifically citing a cosby speech in 2004 at anaacp event. no longer is a person embarrassed because they're pregnant without a husband cosby said. given that, the judge said the public should see the "stark contrast between bill cosby the public moralist and bill cosby the subject of serious allegations concerning improper and perhaps criminal conduct." now, these documents were releasinged only after the associated press petitioned the court to make them public, and tonight, scott there is still no comment from bill cosby or any of his legal representatives. >> pelley: michelle miller thank you very much, michelle. it's now 30 weeks until the iowa caucuses where the first votes will be cast on the way to the presidential

andrea constand's lawyer says she's gay and was dating a woman at the time cosby assaulted her. deposition from the case were released weeks ago showing that he testified under oath that he bought quaaludes to give women he wanted to have sex with. cosby had also testified that he had a knack for being able to read whether a woman was into him. >> it's 4:53. still to come on "action news," someone vandalized this christopher columbus statue in new jersey. find out what police are saying about it this this morning. >> the first camel dairy farm is opened for business. find out how it differs from cow milk next. iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. >> ♪♪ >> welcome back. you're taking a live look here at the platt bridge. it is 4:56. it is going to get up to 94 today. feel like 100 right now. it's 77 degrees. >>> this morning police in hamilton township are trying to tr

andrea constand's lawyer says constand is gay and was dating a woman at the time of the alleged assault. the case was settled out of court. just a few weeks ago cosby's deposition was released. in it he testified under oath that he bought quaaludes to give women that he wanted to have sex with. he also says he had a knack for being able to read whether a woman was into him. >> let's turn now to accuweather and dave murphy. got to be ready for the heat today. >> yeah, no kidding and all those important tips like keeping the cool drinks going, ac breaks really important today. storm tracker6 live double scan shows us that we're starting out dry. as we take a look outside hazy sunshine building across the region including in center city as right now the temperatures are starting to climb and the humidity of course is already very firmly in place. 79 degrees is your current temperature in philadelphia. your dewpoint this morning is a little over 70. that's oppressive humidity and it's even a higher number in some spots especially in parts of new jersey and delaware. winds are calm so not mu

the deposition is from a 2005 case brought by andrea constand. she said cosby gave her three pills to help her relax, adding that within a short period of time her knees began to shake, her limbs felt immobile and she began to feel barely conscious. in response cosby's attorney said he offers her one and one half of ben adrill. constand's case was settled out of court. a source telling abc news the only reason mr. cosby settled is because it would have been embarrassing in those days to put all those women on the stand and his family had no clue. that would have been very hurtful. i sat down with cosby this may. the embattled comedian remained tight-lipped. >> i've never seen anything like this. >> reporter: model beverly johnson writes about the moment she says cosby drugged her cappuccino in her upcoming book. >> the truth always comes to light. >> what's your reaction to the latest revelations? >> i am very happy for the women. i see that a lot of them are relieved and feel vindicated and validated, and that's good. >> bounce tv which is the s

andrea constand's lawyer made with the saying cosby broke confidentiality agreement that sealed the 2006ourt settlement with public comments he has made over the years. >>> 5:13. just a wild scene inn identify a new york city panera restaurant when a worker gets punched out in front of the customers. that is a a male manager viciously hitting a female worker yesterday afternoon. person who posted this video on you tube said that worker was quitting in the middle of her shift and that is when things got responded. they say both workers have now been fired. >>> all right. we want to get latest on the storms heading our way. katie, is this a repeat of yesterday, what are we looking at. >> i wouldn't say that at all but we will end up with stronger thunderstorms. today will be the worst of the two days, so, we have the possibility to see some severe weather out of this next disturbance moving. we have to worry about damaging storms from later today. we will walk you through that pattern here. lets look at a view at storm scan three looking at regional zoom you can see our next disturbance cr

the deposition revealed his methods when he met the plaintiff andrea constand, he invited her to my house talking to her about personal situations dealing with her life, growth, education. cosby, now 78, testified at another time he gave constand 1 1/2 tablets of the allergy medicine benadryl. but constand stated she believed it was a much stronger drug. she said that's when cosby sexually molested her. as was reported earlier this week, cosby obtained prescription quaaludes for a back problem. instead, he gave them to women. the court transcripts reveal his cavalier attitude towards that. "the same as a person would, say, have a drink," he said. "when you got the quaaludes, was it in your mind that you were going to use these quaaludes for young women that you wanted to have sex with?" the lawyer asked. "yes," cosby answered. he admitted to offering constand money for education because he was afraid she would go public. the comedian, who has been married to camille cosby since 1964, recounted meeting a model in the 1980s. he asked about her father, who had died of cancer. "did you ask he

the deposition was part of a 2005 lawsuit filed by andrea constand who claimed cosby sexually assaulted her. but cosby says the relationship was consensual even describing a romantic dinner by the fireplace complete with cognac. cosby doesn't deny serial philandering. as for the quaaludes, he says some women willingly took them. when asked whether a different woman from constand was asked in a position to consent to sex after he gave quaaludes to her in 1976, he says, i don't know. never charged with sexual assault, cosby settled the constand case out of court. more than two dozen women have accused cosby of assaulting and/or drugging them, something he's always denied. a source close to cosby says he settled to avoid embarrassment. and noun one of cosby's lawyers telling "the philadelphia inquirer" the release of that deposition was a violation of the confidentiality agreement, something he says they will deal with very vigorously, david. >> linsey davis, thank you. >>> we are just back from washington tonight where history was made today. after more than five decades the cuban flag is

. >> reporter: john and christine, andrea constand who settled in 2006 is asking the court to release entire transcripts from the case, which would be the entire sworn testimony of bill cosby. this resulted in the confidential settlement agreement for an undisclosed sum and stopped any of the parties from talking about the case. constand an employee at temple university in 2004 alleged sexual assault by cosby after the star gave her three blue pills to relax. constand through her attorney alleged that cosby and his representatives have breached the confidentiality agreement in the last eight months by responding to recent allegations of molestation by over 25 woman who have come forward. on monday, the exert- sections were released. when you got the kwauquaaludes, was it in your mind you would use them to have sex with him? the answer was yes. did you give them to the women without their knowledge? cosby's attorney told him not to answer the question. the judge agreed. there may be even more answers from cosby if the full document is unsealed. also in the unreleased deposition, the 13

cosby testified in the lawsuit filed against him andrea constand.viously told abc news the only reason mr. cosby settled was because it would have been embarrassing in those days to put all right women on the stand and his family had no clue. that. would have been very hurtful. in his testimony the times says the comedian discusses romancing, seducing women, describes sexual encounters with multiple women but the times says his manner was one of casual indifference. the paper says he admits to giving some of them sedative pills, quaaludes but denies without their knowledge. more than two dozen women have since accused him of sexual assault some alleging he drugged them. the times reports in his testimony, cosby now 78 never admit to a crime the he has never been charged with one. the kz becosby camp denied accusations against him. cosby recently spoke exclusively to abc's linzie davis. >> i have been in this business 52 years. i have never seen anything like this. >> elizabeth herr, abc news. >> republican presidential candidate donald trump ignite

andrea constand made the statement on tuesday. she wants her case against cosby public. each other is accused of violating the confidentiality cause. cosby is trying to keep the entire case sealed. >>> roger goodell upheld the four-game deflategate suspense for tom brady. the nfl p.a. says they will file in federal court today. goodell said that brady destroying his cell phone brady tried to cover-up his scheme in altering footballs. brady's agent blasted the decision calling the nfl a sham. the nfl players association says it will file an appeal on behalf of brady and that will be in federal court. >>> the heat wave in the northeast, man, it is bad. let's get to meteorologist ivan cabrera. >> the heat continues into the weekend, john. an extended heat wave. in fact, i think will go into early next week. we are talking about temperatures that continues in the 90s. two things going on here. yes, we have the 90s and then the triple digit heat indices across the southeast. but in the northeast, what we have going on here is an extended period of temperatures that we are not

his confession testimony from a civil lawsuit filed by andrea constand a former erer erer temple university employee that was settled in 2006. in the deposition the plaintiff's attorney questioning the now 77-year-old cosby. question when you got the quaaludes, was it in your minds that you were going to use these quaaludes for young women that you wanted to have sex with? cosby answering, yes. you gave them to other people? yes. when the attorney goes on to ask him did you ever give any of those women quaaludes without their knowledge, cosby's lawyer objects, telling him not to answer the question. the woman in that case accusing cosby of drugging and molesting her, giving her threw blue pills. the documents also includes cosby's recollection of a '70s encount we are a woman in las vegas. she meets me backstage, he says. i give her quaaludes, we then have sex. according to the newly released court documents cosby's lawyers insisting that two of the accusers were aware that they were taking quaaludes from the comedian. over the past 40 years more than 25 women have publicly alleged that cos

cosby actually admitted to under oath while he didn't admit to raining anybody, why do you think andrea constand settled instead of taking this case to trial? >> are you asking me? >> i just don't have a comment. i don't -- i don't -- i don't know. i was very disappointed in 2005 that i was not given an opportunity to testify on her behalf. >> all right. and jean we do know there is still at least one open criminal investigation into allegations against cosby. this is in california. is it possible he could still face criminal charges? >> yes, the investigations with the los angeles police department. they have not acknowledged who it is with. we know chloe goings is an alleged victim represented in florida at this point. if the statute of limitations has not run, the possibility is that there could be criminal charges. >> and finally barbara, you mention using what happened in your case as almost like a learning experience trying to find something positive out of such a horrific situation for you. what are your final thoughts about this whole situation that's now been decades in the making? >> y

this woman andrea constand was suing cosby.ining drugs to drug women he wanted to have sex with. this admission causes controversy when a comedian targeted cosby last october

associated press obtained deposition documents stemming from a 2005 lawsuit in which this one woman andrea constand was suing cosby during a deposition. he admitted that he obtained seven prescriptions for quaaludes for the purpose of drugging women he wanted to have sex with. and this admission caps a storm of controversy that began really last year. now, more than 25 women have come forward alleging cosby drugged and violated them over the course of the past 40 years. first up our correspondent here sara ganim, has been following it for us today. when we talk about this deposition today, it's important to what he admitted to and what he stopped short of admitting. >> so this was a question & answer between him and a lawyer. the details are quite important. in one case he's asked this question quote, when you got the quaaludes was it in your mind that you were going to use these quaaludes for young women you wanted to have sex with? he answered yes. he was asked, you gave them to other people? he answered yes. and then later on he was asked another question because did they voluntarily take these