it's a deadlock >> we got the first glimpse as to how central witness andrea john past the time. tweeted a video of herself shooting bask into mini hoop, ending with the phrase, quote, always follow through and the judge instructed the jury to follow through and to deliberate to the point of quote violence. they will continue to do that at 9:00 a.m. for now, we're live outside the montgomery county courthouse, trang do. cbs3 "eyewitness news." rahel and jan back to you. >> thank you. >>> and "eyewitness news" will be at the montgomery county courthouse until the end of the bill cosby trial. once the jury reaches a decision, we'll bring i on air here on cbs3 and online at cbsphilly.com and the cbs local ap. >>> jury selection in the philly corruption trial of seth williams starts monday. he used money from a political action committee for his own personal use, williams is also accused of accepting bribes from two businessmen to help friends of theirs who were charged with crimes. williams has denied any wrongdoing. >>> new this morning, police say man is in critical condition afte

our journey began today with reporter andrea mccarren, photojournalist john mogur and of course training, nigel. >> ready to go to capitol hill? >> our first meeting today is at the office of congressman ron desantis of florida, one of the key sponsors of this legislation. >> so hopefully being able to talk with them will give us a good sense of who the players are, how to get this pushed a little bit further. how to make it move a little bit faster. >> do you have idw you? >> good morning, sir, we're on facebook live. how are you doing today sir? >> beautiful, thank you. >> we are trying to effect positive change as quickly as possible for veterans. veterans with invisible injuries. >> this is kind of the early stages and it will be interesting to be a part of it. it's only something we get a glimpse at normally. >> you'll be hearing a lot more about the paws act in the weeks to come, especially how you can help. we've posted the bill and a summary on our wusa9 app and website. >>> a deeply emotional interview tonight from our special assignment unit. >> i'm not necessarily afraid to di

john. cosby's curious andrea constand showed up to share more of her to testimony, constand testified that was no romantic relationship going on between them at the time he allegedly drugged and assaulted her. the lawyer argued that the squall encounter with constand was consensual showing phone records that she called cosby 53 times. constand pertained it pertained to temple what time's basketball. >>> a masch accused of texting her boyfriend allegedly pressuring him to commit suicide is being charged with manslaughter in connection with his death. >> reporter: the manslaughter try is underway for a massachusetts woman accused of utilizing text messages to kill himself. playing a quote sick game by repeatedly urging 18-year-old conrad roy to end his life. they say carter wants the attention she would get as the grieving girlfriend >> she made him promise he would go through with the plan. you need to do it conrad, ok, i'm going to do it today, he said, you promise? conrad, i promise, babe, i have to now. is. >> reporter: july, he was found dead in his pickup truck. the result of carbon mo

he also says in his deposition that he never knew andrea constand to be untruthful. poppy, john?thank you. and a reminder to join jean for the cnn special report "the case against cosby," airing tomorrow night, 9:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. >>> all right, the president set to speak soon in the rose garden, this after the testimony from former fbi chief james comey. what will the president say when he faces the press? will he tell us whether or not there are white house tapes? stay with cnn for our special live coverage. testinhuh?sting! is this thing on? come on! your turn! where do pencils go on vacation? pennsylvania! (laughter) crunchy wheat frosted sweet! kellogg's frosted mini-wheats. feed your inner kid that when it comes to hospital romances,nows the more complicated, the better. i love you. but i love him. i love him, too. so do i. they also know you should get your annual check-up. schedule a checkup with your doctor to learn your four health numbers, and start taking control of your health today. it could save your life. cigna. together, all the way. oh, it's actually.

also, tonight our andrea mitchell confirmed former clinton campaign chairman john podesta will speak with the house intel committee in an closed door session. the president did an interview with fox news that will air tomorrow. but the clip was just released to the president talking about bob mueller. >> he is very, very good friends with comey which is very bothersome. but he is also -- we're going to have to see. we're going to have to see in terms -- look there has been no obstruction. there has been no collusion. there has been leaking by comey. but there's been no collusion, no obstruction. and virtually everybody agrees to that. so we'll have to see -- i is a o can say the people that have been hired are all hillary clinton supporters. >> let's bring in our panel, jeremy bash, former chief of staff at the pink anden former chief counsel for the house intel committee. michael crowley senior foreign affairs committee. mika and a former staffer for the house intel committee. jeremy bash let me start with you because the original tweet was the tweet that launched the special counse

helped get this deal across the finish line originally, former secretary of state john kerry, during an interview with andreal earlier this evening. >> it is an extraordinary abdication of american leadership. it is a shameful moment for the united states. he's made us an environmental pariah in the world and i think it is one of the most self-destructive moves i have ever seen by any president in my lifetime. >> joining our conversation, philip bump, national correspondent for the "washington post," heidi przybilla, senior politics reporter for usa today, and of course our msnbc political analyst. steve kornacki who also happens to be our national political correspondsent. welcome to you all. philip, a question we like to ask especially people we haven't seen in a while on a momentous day, what just happened? what did he do today. >> essentially, what he did today. i think it's fair to level the critique what he did was changed the nature of america's relationship with the rest of the word. for years -- >> other than that. >> let's jump into it. essentially, for years, republicans opposed climate change leg

john kerry coming up. >> and good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington with a lot of reaction to the breaking news out of russia. megyn kelly pressing vladimir putin in a two-hour hard hitting interview. if there was anything into his interactions with michael flynn, denials of the use of chemical weapons in syria. >> translator: i believe that we should stop this idol chat near is harmful, and i believe this is like transferring the internal bickering of the united states beyond the borders of the country. the trump team has been more efficient in the electoral campaign. sometimes i thought that it was overkill, but it turns out he has been right. he has been able to find, approach, and reach out to those electors whom he hoped for, and they voted for him, and the other team, they made a mistake and they don't want to recognize the mistake right now. they don't want to say that they were not wise enough. >> even president trump said now that he beliefs russia did it. it's not just people that don't want president trump in the office, and the difference between the hacking -- >> oh, come on. once agai

john. >> bring us up to speed on andrea constand, who she is, what did and did not come out in court. >>'s canadian. she's from the toronto area. she is in the courtroom every day. the jurors learned about her that she is a massage therapist. she followed in the footsteps of her father, originally thinking she wanted to be a sports broadcaster. she was a professional basketball player. traveled to other countries and did professional basketball there along with the university of arizona. also interesting, this is sexual assault trial. you cannot bring out prior sexual history of the victim or alleged victim. she's gay. the defense wanted to bring this out before the jury. in her statement to police, she said she had been in various relationships with women but also one with a man. the prosecution fought that. did not want it to come in. it didn't. the jury did not find out. >> interesting. back to work tomorrow. thank you so much. >>> joining me now are mark garragos and laura coats. the conventional wisdom is we thought the jury would want a verdict because they want to go home for the

now waiting to see when the star witness for the commonwealth, andrea constand, will come into this courthouse and testify before the jury. john casarez, thanks so much. cosby faces three counts of aggravated indecent assault and he has pleaded not guilty to these charges. >>> a cnn exclusive, a firsthand look at families trying to escape mosul. heart-wrenching stories from the front lines. we've done well in life, with help from our advisor, we made it through many market swings. sure we could travel, take it easy... but we've never been the type to just sit back... not when we've got so much more to give when you have the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. ameriprise man: when people ask me for whiter teeth, i always tell them, "the thicker the enamel, the more white you're going to have." i would definitely recommend the new pronamel strong and bright to my patients. pronamel strong and bright toothpaste helps to actually strengthen the enamel. it's going to keep that enamel strong. it's going to keep it white. patients get what they're asking for. they want whiter teeth. they're going to get it with this. not

andrea mitchell now in aspen. >> thank you. more from washington now john podesta, one of the chief victims of russian hacking. pressed on why the obama white house did not do more to expose the kremlin before the election. >> i think they were, the president and the entire administration were dealing with an unprecedented incidence of the weaponization of, fruits of russian cyber activity, and i think they were trying to make the best judgments they could on behalf of the american people. >> podesta testified before the house intelligence committee yesterday, and joining me now is from washington, california congressman adam schiff. thank you for being with us. first of all he will's talk about john podesta's testimony. what have you learned so far? >> well i can't go into the particulars. i think it was valuable for him to come and testify before our committee. we're looking at a number of things obviously we're looking at the issue most people are focused on in terms of whether there was any coordination between the trump campaign and the russians, but we're also looking at issues about u.s. government resp

andrea, do stay with me if you can. also joining me from havana, cuba, john finer, former chief of staff, and christopher sabitni in the studio. we've trotted out all the heavy hitters this friday afternoon. gabe, let me start with you there on the ground, sir. what's the reaction -- what's been the reaction so far to these roll backs that president trump is expected to announce, and again governor rick scott taking to the podium. go ahead. >> hi, there. well, the official response from the government has been muted. no official response so far. we are expecting something publicly perhaps on monday. we can say for the cubans, the people i've been speaking to for the last day or so, many of them are concerned. it was tough to get information from exactly president trump was going to announce in the state run newspaper this morning, grandma. there's an article on page 7 that cited that actually organizations like politico and miami herald for details on what exactly would be rolled out. so among the cubans, their concerned american travelers may stop wanting to come here or be scared off by these restrictions. the presid

. >> former secretary of state john kerry sums it up this way in an interview with msnbc's andrea mitchelll, my immediate reaction is that it's an extraordinary abdication of american leadership. it's a shameful moment for the united states to have unilaterally have walked away from an agreement which did not have one other country requiring us to do something. it was a voluntary program. we designed the program. the president was not truthful with the american people today, and the president who talked about putting america first has now put america last. >> now the world's new titular leader will have to be china or come from the european union. think of germany and france. in fact, here is the french president emmanuel macron making his case for the title. >> tonight i wish to tell the united states france believes in you. the world believes in you. i know that you are a great nation. we all share the same responsibility. make our planet great again. >> so why would donald trump toss out america's position of global leadership by pulling the united states out of the paris agreement? som

of jackson storm now gracing pixar's main lobby, john lassiter is getting hugs all around at this car studded release party for "cars 3." co-producer andrea a producer who worked on "cars" since the first film. and like the rest of the team, she's become a bit of a gear >> that's a perk of working on this film. the research is really good. we get to go to these really good car museumin ings and race. >> motor ramma is a serious car show by anyone's standards. >> reporter: but three movies later, they have made some connections. from fay collectors to famous pieces of history. >> my uncle worked for chrysler, one of his cars is here today that he worked on. >> reporter: one of only three still running, a car. they have spent years studying cars and even how the paint catches the sun. >> metal is metal. but we try to be true that it doesn't bend a lot. >> it's got dry mud, chalky mud, thick mud. >> reporter: getting to know all about cars doesn't feel like work at all. >> it's a dream come true. it's just one more excuse to go to a car show or a museum? sure, it's super fun. >> jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >>> here's a hint. >> is that hot? v

of jackson storm now gracing pixar's main lobby, john lassiter is getting hugs all around at this car studded release party for "cars 3." co-producer andreais a producer who worked on "cars" since the first film. and like the rest of the team, she's become a bit of a gear >> that's a perk of working on this film. the research is really good. o to these really good car museumin ings and race. >> motor ramma is a serious car show by anyone's standards. >> reporter: but three movies later, they have made some connections. from fay collectors to famous pieces of history. >> my uncle worked for chrysler, one of his cars is here today that he worked on. >> reporter: one of only three still running, a turbine powered car. they have spent years studying cars and even how the paint catches the sun. >> metal is metal. but we try to be true that it doesn't bend a lot. >> it's got dry mud, chalky mud, thick mud. >> reporter: getting to know all about cars doesn't feel like work at all. >> it's a dream come true. it's just one more excuse to go to a car show or a museum? sure, it's super fun. >> jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >>> here's a hint. >> is that

john torres. ron, what are you hearing from people in ohio, sort of ground zero of the health care debate? >> yeah, hey there, andreaks are concerned about losing health care benefits, especially those who were given health care with this medicaid expansion a few years back. we spoke to one 28-year-old who decided to stop working full time to pursue a college degree and told me yesterday that if somehow she loses her medicaid coverage, that she got through this sxapexpansion, she may hav quit her studies and go back to work full time. she wants to get a college education so she can get a better job, hopefully work for an employer that will offer her affordable health care. the real concern is this opioid crisis gripping the buckeye state. you might recall we want to show you this image that the police department here released last september, graphic video, and it shows a couple in an suv with a small child, little boy in the back seat, the couple passed out from a drug overdose, the police released this video -- this image on facebook saying they wanted to show the effects of the poison of heroin. we have seen pictu

andrea: two more questions. as someone often credited with being one of the architects of the democratic takeover of the u.s. house in 2006, what will it mean for your party's prospects john 2018 mid terms if ossof wince in ga-6. and do you -- you hopefully the last democratic takeover the congress happen in 2018? mayor emanuel: sure it can happen. anybody that tells you it will happen this far out hasn't been in campaigns. it's too far to predict. i'd rather be a democrat today going into 2018 than a republican. and you didn't pay me to say that. ok. every time the house of representatives ever flipped has been a midterm election. that's a fact. no party has gone into a midterm with a president this unpopular at this point, 18 months, 17 months, without a severe consequence to that party's position in the house. you have three factors. maps, voting rights, and money that are different than any other time before. we don't know the consequences. in gicks, in the six year of a presidentcy, when we did last time, you had beginnings of a recession, two unpopular wars, unpopular president, and corruption scandal. there were enough candidates in places to create a wave and ride

andrea went to see him after the fact, stayed in communication with him. >> so what? >> her mother took phone calls. >> so what? >> you know, i have to tell you -- >> that doesn't disprove rape. >> john. john, go ahead. >> wendy, i appreciate your comments and we've been through this before, but you have to look at the facts of every case. this is a case where she in fact did have a continual relationship with him, she did make statements that were contradictory, she did do things that any juror might say, can we really believe her? and you can go to any yuf jurisdictions all you want. at the end of the day it's the facts of those individual cases that are important and that's the trouble, because credibility becomes -- in this particular case -- >> cosby admitted drugging her, john. cosby admitted drugging her and raping her. he admitted it. >> look, i'm not defending bill cosby. i'm saying that the evidence presented in this case raised real questions about reasonable doubt. and that's -- >> no, it did not. the law does. >> that's what you said. wendy, that's what you're saying. >> the law is terrible here, john. >> thomas -- thomas, i want to pick up on camille cosby's comment acc

. >> andrea might be be he will in our washington bureau where she watched all of this with us. greta van susteren was in the room where it hatch it happened. what was the point john mccain was trying to narrow in on at the end? >> i don't know. he was at the far end of the room so i'll take a pass on that. i know there was lot of controversy over what he was saying, but by that time most people were packing unand tp an audio was not good. but i do think it was interesting how the witness, mr. comey, threw two attorney generals under the bus. he said there is something he couldn't tell publicly, but there was another reason why he didn't trust loretta lynch and why he had go public with the july 5th press conference. so do. and he brought up the issue that she wantsded him to say matter, not investigation. but he also threw attorney general jeff sessions under the bus with when he said that there was something that he was going to recuse himself and there was something else that he couldn't say out in the open. but for me listening to the testimony today, we didn't learn anything particularly knew, but what was important is that we were hearing it from the source,

actress, sheila and john atkinson, came in separate vehicle but the vehicles both arrived together. >> okay. >> so we expect the first person back on the stands today, to be andreaand, like she was for four hours yesterday. >> are we going to try to get the elevator shot, as well? usually he goes from the outside, we see them get in, here it is. >> normally takes them about a minute to go up the elevator, depends who gets on with them. >> megan, he can act spelling of the people he was with? >> reporter: i'm won with you, mike, it is sheila frazier and john atkinson. looking at the new york times wedding in the now. so they are john at win son, new york celebrity hairstylist, worked his magic who catapulted sex symbol status after performance in 1972 film super fly. there is your memory goes back to the movie super fly. so that's who is -- so they are a married couple. john the celebrity hairstylist in new york, and sheila frazier, la actress, wedding in the of the cup hole got married in the film super fly. and, i could read more if you would like. >> go ahead, keep reading. >> don't know how old this is. >> root room, to see if bill had anything to do with the