do you think it's okay for the smithsonian to showcase art donated by bill cosby? arry, i'm not interested in talking about an alleged rapist's art collection. i'm interested in stealing it. [ laughter ] >> larry: hold on a second. you're stealing cosby's art? and what are you doing in vegas? >> gotta assemble my crew. [ laughter ] come on. remember "ocean's eleven"? okay? they got nothing own mike yard's -- on "mike yard's seven." >> larry: "mike yard's seven"? who else is there? >> first, we bring in rory, who poses as an eccentric billionaire who hosts a giant smithsonian gala. [ laughter ] >> welcome to the giant smithsonian gala. i'm your host, an eccentric billionaire. [ laughter ] >> larry: rory, that accent doesn't even make sense. [ laughter ] >> yes, it does. tell him what's next, mike! >> that's when robin thede, our phony cocktail waitress, comes in to serve up a little poisoned shrimp. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> poisoned shrimp, anyone? i mean not-poisoned shrimp? [ laughter ] >> larry: you just told them it was poisoned! >> no, i didn't! o

spokesperson for the smithsonian said what is in the museum will not be a celebration of bill cosby but a way to show his contribution to entertainment. the museum is still in the process of finalizing the labels. it is scheduled to open september 24. time magazine called chris van hollen "a hero to environmentalists, education groups, and gun control advocates" for his accomplishments as a young legislator. now a respected leader in congress and key ally of president obama, protecting planned parenthood and social security... chris van hollen is the only candidate who fought the wall street banks and the nra...and won. that's why he's endorsed by the post as the "talented successor" to senator mikulski who will "deliver results."

. >>> the bill cosby sexual assault saga was back in philadelphia federal court today. lawyers addressed a number of issues. "action news" reporter vernon odom was there. >> reporter: lawyers for bill cosby and former temple university employee andrea constand left a federal court hearing today refusing to comment on the case. their clients did not appear. andrea constand signed an agreement with bill cosby 10 years ago accepting an undisclosed amount of money. now she wants her confidentiality agreement with the entertainer lifted claiming he's violated deal already is that trying to intimidate her and other witnesses in the criminal assault case against him in montgomery county. cosby is going to federal court trying to get the money back from constand and the criminal charges dropped claiming he made an agreement with former montgomery county d.a. bruce castor that he would not prosecute cosby in exchange for his testimony in couldn't standsconstand's crimi. cosby's legal team claims she broke the agreement by cooperating with kevin steele the current montgomery coun

. >> reporter: bill cosby's victims show up demanding a change in the law. but the aclu says it will create different victims. >> plus where's the beef and the man who stole it. the unusual crime at a south bay grocery store. >> good evening. i'm jeff ranieri. cloud rolling into the san francisco bay area right now. we're tracking the next rainfall on thursday. we'll let you know how much rain we'll get and what's ahead for the weekend in a few minutes. (vo) one hundred million pounds. that's how much garbage visitors to our national parks add to the country's landfills each year. but this year, subaru is sharing their zero-landfill expertise with the national parks to work toward the goal of making garbage there a thing of the past. to get involved visit subaru.com/environment. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer techno

bill cosby and one every his accusers andrea accuse the other person of violating that agreement. the third issue has to do with former district attorney bruce castor. bill cosby, back in the spotlight today, happening this afternoon, a federal court judge is set to way three separate issues, former temple employee and cosby accuser andrea constand, wants a judge to avoid a seek rosary clause surrounding their 2006 civil set many: meantime the lawsuit cosby filed against andrea, her and her mother, violated by cooperated with officials. con stand's attorney, says, cosby is simply using the courtesies tell to try to intimidate witnesses. the judge is also hearing motions in andrea's defemation suit against former district attorney bruce castor, castor declined to arrest cosby in 2005 when andrea alleged cosby sexually assaulted her, and now says she enhancing her story while filing suit. now, cosby has denied any wrong-doing, the hearing happening here today, starts at 2:00 this afternoon. in center city, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> also, this noon, 62 year old ramon

. >>> appeals court has reject bill cosby's attempt to halt his criminal case because of what he called a decade old deal not to prosecute him. pennsylvania superior court rule monday the criminal sex assault against cosby can go forward. 78-year-old is facing trial in montgomery county over a 2004 encounter at his home with a then temple university employee. the woman said she was drugged and molested. cosby says they had consensual

castor said last year constand enhanced her story when she filed a civil lawsuit against bill cosby. she is now suing castor for defamation. a new prosecutor filed charges against bill cosby in december. >>> the search is on for a man police say is going on an electronic shopping spree with fake id's. surveillance cameras capture the man buying several i phones at a target store in marlton in january. he is wanted for theft by deception. investigators say he pulled off similar crimes in pittsburgh, harrisburg and hackensack, new jersey. >>> a jamaican woman facing charges to night over what customs and border patrol officers found in her bag. officers at jfk airport in new york finding a white powder inside some bags of coffee. it tested positive for cocaine according to investigators. they say the woman was traveling from montego bay jamaica about 3 pounds of cocaine was seized with a street value of more than $50,000. the woman is now facing drug smuggling charges. >>> the unemployment rate in pennsylvania is up slightly as more people look for work across the state. pennsylvania's

this issue was raised after the bill cosby issue. and some people realize that the statute has expired so they are working on changing the statute of limitations for rape. 80-year-old helen hayes is the oldest of more than 50 women who have accused cosby of sexual assault. she was 38 when the allegations happens, but hayes cannot file charges against him? >> if i was 19, i would have said, bill, you are so silly but at 38, i said, bill, what the hell do you think you are doing? and i think it scared him and he left and said have a nice dinner, ladies. >> reporter: the bill would apply to crimes committed after january 31, 2017 and those allegations who have not expired. jackie ward, k, and ix 5. >>> one bay area community has come together to call for the change of a controversial street name. the marin county board of supervisors will consider changing gunshot fire road to sunrise fire name. they are saying it's insensitive because it's near the location of the recent murder of steve carter in 2015. >>> and let's check in with giann

they say bill cosby ruined their representations after they accuse the comedian of sexual assault. camille cosby not to stop the deposition from happening, but a judge says she has to testify. bill cosby has denied all of the accusations against him. >>> well, happening today, eric train face, accused in the shooting death of pennsylvania state trooper brian dixon in september of 2014 at police barack in the poconos. another was injured in the shooting. he was on a run for a month after the shooting and could face the death penalty. >> talk about rough night for the flyers. team pushed to the brink of elimination after getting blown out by the capitols. >> now, fans are being criticized for showing their frustration by throwing special bracelets on the ice. lesley van arsdall has the reaction to the ugly scene. >> reporter: game three flyers-capitols. after such a promising startings things went downhill fast. now, the flyers got on the board first, after emotional tribute to owner ed snider. michael gets the goal, 57 seconds, and the flyers take the lead. after that, it all fell ap

. >>> bill cosby's wife will be questioned under oath again in a defamation lawsuit filed against herband. caitlyn flynn the is live in boston. set the scene for us. >> reporter: despite trying to fight it, bill cosby's wife is expected to be here in boston in just a few hours to answer those questions in connection to this ongoing deposition. she's being questioned in connection to an ongoing lawsuit filed by seven women. a defamation suit. they're alleging that cosby portrayed them as liars following sexual assaults, allegations they ended up making public. the cosbys have a home here in massachusetts. camille cosby met with attorneys for the first part of this deposition in springfield,h massachusetts back in february, after losing a court bat toll skip the questioning. an attempt to cancel this second round of questioning was also unsuccessful. a judge ruled questions that would be protected conversations between spouses, they will be prohibited. cosby faces criminal charges in pennsylvania. he's denied those allegations. this deposition is expected to be taking place in just a f

. >> one of bill cosby's accusers is going to court today. >> domocrats debate. hillary clinton and bernie sanders. >> on the republican side, donald trump and kasich pick up endorsement. plus the results of new cbs news poll. >>> it is a frosty friday. that is chilly start to the day. lawyer send here with a look at when it will warm back up. today is friday, april 15th, good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. we are getting your day started as always with a check on weather and traffic. we have meisha in. lauren casey in here with us for the first time with me, in for kate think morning. >> happy to be here. >> glad to work with you. >> very exciting up and early nice start to the day, friday, everyone's excited even though it is a little early still. getting your coffee going. >> how are the roads. >> roads are good, little construction, few accident, some still out, there i'll touch base in just a moment. lauren, at least we know we will get a warm up. >> once the sun comes up, a lot of bright sunshine, light winds will warm us up quick

seven women sued bill cosby saying comedian ruined their reputations after they accused him of sexual assault. camille cosby will have to answer more questions from the accuser's lawyers next week, bill cosby denies all of the accusations. >>> a former camden fire fighter quick of fraudulently collecting a disability pension plans to appeal the verdict. in this 2010 video from quest, shane streeter is seen taking part in the competitive fight. new while the fight was going on, streeter admits collecting from the state disability pension from two minor car accidents. he claims that they happened when he was a fire fighter. jury convicted him of fraudulently collecting 82 you this dollars. the streeter says the the jury got it wrong though. >> people think i'm faking. i'm in the faking it. i work out. i trained to make myself better. i wouldn't do anything to yep dies my health. >> doctor says the injuries were not work related. streeter faces up to ten years in prison when judge sentences him on may 20th. >>> now here's a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> bucks cou

meantime, bill cosby has denied any wrong-doing. this hearing is expected here in federal court today, right around 2:00 this afternoon. reporting live in old sit, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news" jim, brooke, back into you. >> one person is recovering from this fire in the city's logan section. the fire broke out inside a rowhouse around 11:30 last night on the 4500 block of marvine street. flames spread to three homes before firefighters could get it under control. so far no word on the cause. >> in campaign 2016, hillary clinton leans bernie sanders by 6% for the democratic nomination, according to a new cbs news poll. last night, the two met on stage, just days before the new yorkers cast their ballot. jamie yuccas has the fiery debate. >> one of the most heated observe changes of the night when bernie sanders and hillary clinton sparred over the issue of income inequality. >> i am sure a lot of people are very surprised to learn that you supported raising the minimum age to 15 bucks an hour. >> now, wait a minute. i have s

or not. >> whether to watch bill cosby or not.real thing. we've all dealt with it in one way or another, whether an entertainer or a restaurant >> trevor: can you separate the talent from the incident? >> yeah. >> trevor: can you separate the person from the persona? >> yes. can you separate the delicious chick-fil-a sandwiches from what they support. you know what i mean? >> trevor: from the homophobia. >> exactly. that's what that episode in particular was about, and we try and find these gray areas. >> trevor: you have always found the gray areas, even in your stand-up. i remember when i first saw you on stage, you were talking about being a black republican. are you-- >> it was my desire to be one, you know,. >> trevor: did you not know, like-- what did-- >> you know where it came from >> trevor: did you like read-- i'm always fascinated. >> you know where it came from? it genuinely comes from a place where you grow up in a disenfranchised environment, which means old computers. and your book's out of date. like, my history bo

. >> in other news, federal court hearing scheduled today for bill cosby, one every his accusers, andrea constant. both accuse the other of violating 2006 privacy clause in their settlement. in today's hearing, a judge will decide which evidence can be used in the case, and hear motions on the lawsuit cosby filed against accuser andrea con stand, her mother, and her lawyer. con stand is also suing former montgomery county district attorney brouse castor for defemation. >> "eyewitness news" has learned, president obama will deliver the commencement address at rutgers university. the president will offer graduate his advice on graduation day may 15th. the ceremony will be at high point solutions stadium in piss katow way. more than 50,000 people are expected to attend. and this one of three commencement speeches the president will make, howard, too. >> well the time now 5:36. in business news this morning, few extra days to get those taxes in. >> and, some local heroes hit the big apple later this morning. money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange. >> good mo

. >> bill cosby's accusers show up at the state capitol demanding a change in the law, but the aclu says it will create different victims. no limit to seeking justice when it comes to rape. california may be on a path to do away with the statute o >>> no limit to speaking justice when it comes to the crime of rape. california may be on a path to do away with the statute of limitations for charges of rape. >> victims say ironically they may have comedian bill cosby to thank for it. nbc's chuck coppola has more. >> reporter: supporters cheered at the unanimous vote after they told their story one by one, including this woman who identified herself as casey. >> i now think of myself as having been groomed who what was to take place in 1996 when i was sexually assaulted by bill cosby in bellaire, california. >> he endeared himself to me, when he gained my trust he trafficked me and slipped drugs into my blood and raped me. >> reporter: the legislation to limit the statute of limitations. its sponsor says there's no statute of limitations on emotional scars. >> no one is ever raped by acciden

. >>> and another hearing today for bill cosby. what one accuser is asking a judge to do in federal court today. are you sick of harrisburg politicians like steve santarsiero, who will say or do anything to advance his career? he claims he wrote pennsylvania's gun safety law. but the truth is he didn't. there is no law requiring universal background checks for all gun purchases. his campaign even bragged that he passed 54 bills. in fact, 7 years in harrisburg, steve santarsiero has never passed a single bill into law. i'm shaughnessy naughton. i approve this message because i am not a career politician. >>> a quick check at your first alert traffic. in millville, we wished all the majors stayed like this. no problems in either direction. we have a problem out in horsham. i will talk about that when i come back in the next five minutes. i'll tell you where that is and how to get around tchlit. let's check the forecast with meteorologist bill henley. >> sunshine, nice and bright. just coming up this morning. the temperatures still fa

. >>> a federal court takes up bill cosby's sex assault case today. >>> philadelphia police are looking for the gunman who computed an 83-year-old woman in her home. >>> japan experienced a strong earthquake. >>> let's go over to david murphy with weather and karen rogers has traffic good morning. >> reporter: 43 degrees this morning in philadelphia. a little on the cool side. 38 in allentown. 37 in trenton. 31 in millville. cold there. 39 in cape may. as we take a look at the bus stop forecast looks like it will be a chilly one this morning 39 degrees by 6:00. 42 by 8:00 a.m. clear skies chilly conditions and not all that much wind. as we roll through the day, 47 degrees by 9:00 a.m. 54 degrees by 11:00. up in the 60s, yesterday we had an official high of 63. today it's 64 degrees. it gets better for the weekend, i'll have the details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: all right, dave we have an early morning accident on the new jersey turnpike, northbound past heights town blocking the right lane exit 8. if you're heading northbound a watch for that. we have

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. >>> more questioning today for bill cosby's wife. >> we'll tell you what she'll be talking about withay in boston. >>> and new jersey state lawmakers are also in court today. why the state education department is suing atlantic city. are you sick of harrisburg politicians like steve santarsiero, who will say or do anything to advance his career? he claims he wrote pennsylvania's gun safety law. but the truth is he didn't. there is no law requiring universal background checks for all gun purchases. his campaign even bragged that he passed 54 bills. in fact, 7 years in harrisburg, steve santarsiero has never passed a single bill into law. i'm shaughnessy naughton. i approve this message because i am not a career politician. >>> today in boston, bill cosby's wife will be questioned under oath in a defamation lawsuit filed against her husband. bill cosby also faces criminal charges in montgomery county where he's accused of drugging and molesting a former temple university employee back in 2004. he has denied those allegations. >>> and today, new jersey officials are due back in court in

hearing at the state capitol just wrapped up, it will be able to help over a dozen women who say bill cosby assaulted him. >>> jacket award is in the newsroom of the details. >>> the issue was raised after the bill cosby scandal. some of the alleged crimes will go on prosecuted because the statute had expired. they wanted to change that to end -- and road built -- 80- year-old helen hayes of's -- is the coldest of more than -- oldest of more than 50 women who accuse cosby of some form of sexual assault, she was 38 when she met cosby and went because of the statute of limitation for sexual assault is a decade in california, she cannot file charges against him. a victim is only allowed additional time to come forward if dna evidence is found. >>> if i were 19 i would've said oh, build your so silly, but at 38, i said what the everything -- do you think you're doing. >> it's carry i think, i think he left and said have a nice dinner, lady and i never saw him again to this day. >>> the statute of limitation exists to protect defendant. that's why some argue today the need to keep the along the

. >>> still ahead bill cosby's wife forced to go on -- under oath the questions she has to answer about the allegation made against the comedian. >>> texas is still remains under water, and the rescue still in the way and more rain is expected. >>> good afternoon, the temperatures are coming down a bit. pollen report is going up and rain is in the forecast. we got it off. -- he got it all. >>> ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, expected to get higher... ie wake of that devastating in this developing story the death toll is 40013 and expected to get higher in the wake of the devastating earthquake in ecuador, an american and two canadians are among -- to canadians are among those killed or you there are hopeful seems like this -- there's a man being pulled alive from the rubble of a collapse still telling portal vallejo. he is more than more than 2000 people injured, up to 5000 people might need temporary housing because of the -- in southern japan, aftershocks continue in the week over a period of . major quakes, 100,000 people can't live in their homes after the quakes not knocked over thousands of buil

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bill cosby faces criminal charges in montgomery county, despite camille cosby's spousal privilege, they found because of her role in his career she could be deposed. >>> the action cam was on the unit block of kizar court, firefighters checked out the upper floors and the homeowners got out safely. >>> still to come on "action news" at noon, a show in the sky. >> it is a solar flare and has caused issues. >>> pbs is starting curb side pickup call the cvs expression, it allows you to place an order using their online app. they will bring the item out and you don't have to leave your car. there is no fee for the service, they expect it to be available by the end of the year. >>> another employer is giving their employees a raise. sources tell abc that target is giving a raise to reach $10 an hour to reach the salary of wal-mart and sams club. >>> the health check this noon, a new study shows a genetic test may give early stage breast cancer patients a reason to rethink chemotherapy. they found that many with low risk tumors do not benefit from chemotherapy. instead they have similar outco

seven women sued bill cosby saying the comedian ruined their representations after they accused him of sexual assault. camille cosby will have to answer more questions from the accuser's lawyers, next week. bill cosby denies all of the accusations. >>> new version every pennsylvania marijuana billhead dollars to the house. it passed the senate 42 to seven yesterday. and still allows patients to take the drug, and pill, in oil or liquid form, but not smoking, they cannot smoke marijuana legally nor grow t governor wolf said i'll sign the bill if it goes to his desk. >>> people in darby township, delaware county, have new top cop in town. regina price will be sworn in tonight, as the township's first-ever blake female police chief. she is joining the force after serving 29 years in florida, with the rivera beach police department. >> sneak peak at the forecast earlier, one word, amazing. >> it is a little breezy but we will take it, first look at the forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger live on the cbs-3 skydeck. good afternoon, kate. >> i yes, good afternoon to you both. it feel

and in regards to the charges against bill cosby, a bill has been introduced at the state legislatureassed its first committee. time to dive in with our legal analyst michael cardoza. eliminate the statute of limitations for rape? i feel like that door has been cracked open. >> it certainly is cracked open and you have the cosby case affecting california law. >> isn't that what happens? cause and effects. something happens, people react. >> we don't have to have that effect every time a big case comes along and something is perceived as bad. keep in mind that this safety commission, a number of months ago, voted this very bill down and said no. no life statute of limitations. we will not vote for it. months later they come back. the spotlight is on them now because of cosby, and they go, oh, we're going to change our mind now. we'll go with life and we'll pass it on. now tell me, why would they do that? political reasons, right? and it does beg the question, in my mind, what were you doing four months ago? why did you turn it down? are you not doing your job properly? >> so the fact t

today the sexual assault case involving bill cosby is back in court. we'll tell you how a secrecy claus wi clause will be in the spotlight. >>> and ringing it in. the whirlwind tour continues today following villanova's championship win. . >>> 24 minutes past 5:00. celebrity status for villanova's championship basketball team keeps on rolling. today their next stop is new york city. in just a few hours ring the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. we'll show that to you on nbc 10 news at 11:00. what a ride for these champions in the past week and a half. the wildcats have thrown out the they attended a flyers game and of course led a championship parade in center city last week. >> very exciting for them. >>> microsoft is challenging a federal law in order to protect the privacy of its customers. landon dowdy is here with the cnbc business news. good morning. >> hi, katy. ing. microsoft is suing the u.s. government over a federal law that lets authorities examine customer e-mails or online files without the individual knowledge. they say the go

meantime, bill cosby faces criminal charges in montgomery county where he's accused of drugging and molestingormer temple university employee in 2004. cosby has denied those allegations. >>> a top public health official says pregnant women in the united states should not worry about contracting the zika virus, at least not yet. dr. anthony falchi with the national institutes of health warn we could start seeing local transmissions of the virus as we head into mosquito season. he's urging pregnant women to steer clear of countries with outbreaks. a camden county woman tested positive for zika after traveling to an affected country. >>> new information this morning about the deadly quake in ecuador. the death toll now stands at 262 and it's expected to continue to climb. some survivors are being pulled alive from the rubble. the magnitude 7.8 earthquake hit saturday night, flattening buildings and destroying roads. thousands are hurt and it's still not clear how many are missing. >>> in japan, cleanup is slow going after two quakes struck there over the last few days. 42 people died in the powe

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they can contend bill cosby defamed them as liars after they went public with sexual assault allegationsan is accused of sexually assaulting a juvenile and police are worried there may be more victims. 24-year-old tyler more rehe is in the chester county prison this morning. his bail is set at $150,000. police say he spent time in the york and lancaster county areas. they are asking anyone who had contact with moury to give them a call. >> new on "action news" three men under arrest accused of pawling bait and switch on residents in mercer county new jersey. hamilton township police arrested ace frank timothy quiddo on saturday. they claimed to be employees of a local paving company and asked residents if they wanted their driveways seal coated for $35. then they would charge the resident an additional $2,500 after the job was done. >> the the flyers must beat the capitals at home tonight toasty in the stanley cup playoffs. the capitals lead the series three to nothing. the flyers will be down a few key players. pierre-edouard bellmawr is suspended from checkin checkingm behind. >> a new

. >>> bill cosby's wife is scheduled to be questioned under oath again in a defamation lawsuit filedgainst her husband. sev recei camille cosby's deposition is scheduled to continue tuesday in boston. she gave the first part of her deposition in february. meanwhile, bill cosby faces criminal charges in montgomery county where he's accused of drugging and molesting a former temple university employee in 2004. he's denied the allegations. >>> a series of community meetings kicks off on the heroin and opioid crisis. it's at northeast high school. city councilman david oh wants to hear from them before the hearings open may 20th. generation addicted takes a closer look at the heroin epidemic. find it on the nbc 10 app and on our website, nbc10.com. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> seven minutes after 5:00. it is nice and clear and mild in philadelphia. 50 degrees right now. we will see clear skies today. the temperatures have been coming down. this afternoon, they'll go the other direction. a real summer preview today. we saw the warmup over the

bill cosby faces criminal charges in montgomery county. ite camille cosby's spousal privilege a judge found because of her role managing her husband's career she could be deposed. he's denied the allegations. >>> from our new jersey news room police in hamilton township are trying to track down vandals who toppled an 800-pound statue of a roman goddess outside of the italian american heritage center. it's the seconds time the vandals have struck the building on liberty street. last year someone defaced a statue of christopher columbus that stands at the corner of the property. >> we're trying to be proud of our heritage and we're trying show it and they're just tearing us down. >> police checked security cameras in the area for leads but without success. volunteers have installed their own camera system at the center. the italian american heritage center is offering a reward for information leading to their arrest of the vandals. >> the flyers play a crucial game four at the wells fargo center tomorrow night. they trail the capitals three t

. >>> today in boston, bill cosby's wife will be questioned under oath again in the defamation lawsuit filed against her husband. seven women claim the comedian called them liars after they went public with their sexual assault allegations against him. at camille cosby's first deposition she refused to answer questions at least 98 times, citing marital or attorney/client privilege. bill cosby is also facing criminal charges in montgomery county where he's accused of drugging and molesting a former temple university employee in 2004. he denies those allegations. >>> 4:33. 55 degrees outside. the flyers face an uphill battle in the quest for the cup after dropping their third straight game against the washington capitals last night. frustration boiled over on and off the isolate in the flyers loss. he says, show some class here. this is philly. that was the flyers public address announcer scolding philadelphia fans. thisç hit led to the fight on e ice and the anger spread to the stands. fans tossed those free wristbands that they got at the start of the game. right wing wayne simmons ev

now after all this is going on with bill cosby. can you look at it the same. is it the okay to say we love this show. people think it is grade. people should watch it. >> it was a tribute to the show itself. the shows content. it wasn't a tribute to bill cosby even though he wrote many of the episode and he was ep. >> they are trying to get it off their shelves and everything. it is interesting to see people separating the two. >> um-hmm. >> why wouldn't you lose your hero we went through that with joe paterno, my husband likes lance armstrong. great accomplishments and separating great work they did from some of the personal failings. >> i they when people come to terms they realized, okay, we fell in love with cliff, we didn't fall in love with bill cosby. while did he a lot of the work outside you are just saying it is character and he played a character. >> can you separate the two. >> get on twitter and facebook can you separate those two things. >> it has totally nothing to do with it, cwillal rip ken, junior, he always taughted best marriage ever, they

still to come tonight on "eyewitness news" just days after his appeals was reject, we now know what bill cosby will be back in court on sexual assault charges. >>> and, this is tim a robot abe students that make him are from our area they have had a chance to go a long way because of this area but they need your help, don. >>> politicians, campaigning at the polls, players campaigning in the press, who should be the flyers starting goalie? decision 2016, we will hear from the candidates next in sports. eighty six million adults have a serious medical condition called prediabetes, but ninety percent don't know it. you may be one of them, and your risk of developing type 2 diabetes is higher. the good news is that you can prevent or delay diabetes. talk to your doctor about a simple blood test for prediabetes. sponsored by nacdd with support from the centers for disease control and prevention. visit cdc.gov/prediabetes >>> a date has been set the for a preliminary hearing in the criminal sex a salt case against bill cosby. cost bill which appear may 24th in the pennsylvania courtroom to face cha

seven women sued bill cosby saying the comedian ruined their reputations after they accused him of sexual. camille cosby will to have answer more questions from the accuser's lawyers next week, bill cosby, of course, still denies all of the accusations. >>> common scam impacting people all over the country. three on your side has story of the delaware county woman who lost thousands and now she's sharing her story so others don't become victims too. eighty-eight year-old gloria, flips through family photos with her son, it is clear nothing means more to her then her children inn grandchildren. >> there is david. >> reporter: are he she got a phone call from her grandson asking for help she didn't hesitate although she did ask why he sounded funny. >> he said if you phone me you would know why i was in the accident and air bag hit me in the the face. >> reporter: then he told her she needed money. >> i said how can you send me money. he a said well, go buy my itune gift card. >> i said what. >> reporter: she didn't know how that would help but was worried and did as he asked. purchasing al

. >>> bill cosby's wife camille completed her two day deposition in boston. entertain's wife answered questions under oath for about five and a half hours yesterday. her lawyer wouldn't go into specific but it heard -- her testimony had to do with a defamation lawsuit filed by seven women against bill cosby. they contend that he defamed them by granding them as liars after they went public with sexual assault allegations against him. >> 5:37. the flyers play a crucial game four at the wells fargo center tonight. they trail the cams three to nothing in the playoff series and they'll be down a couple of key players. pierre-edouard bellemare suspended for tonight's game for checking capitals defenseman dimitri orlov from behind. the flyers are also out sean couturier due to an injury. >> hoping it's a great night across-the-board for the flyers. >> no giveaways, we know that for sure. >> listen no, weather related problems getting to the stadium or getting around today. that's good. storm tracker6 live couple scan shows us that we are high and dry this morning w

federal judge expected to rule on lawsuits today between bill cosby and one every his accusers. andrea constant. each accuse the other of violating secrecy pact. >> also accused of suing bruce castor of defemation. jan carabeo picks this story up live outside the federal courthouse in center city. good morning, jan. >> reporter: jim, brooke, good morning, federal court judge today is expected to hear three separate issues, but the big issue today goes back to a 2006 secrecy clause in a civil lawsuit. >> bill cosby back in the spotlight today. happening this afternoon, federal court judge is set to way three separate issues, former temple employee and cost bee accuser andrea constant wants a judge to void a secrecy clause surrounding 2006 civil settle. the lawsuit against constant, her mother, her lawyer, alleges they violate that secrecy agreement by cooperating with officials who reopened her criminal complaint last year. constant's attorney says cosby is simply using the courtesies tell to try to intimidate witnesses. the judge is also hearing motions in constant's defamation

in the 1980s, she became a household name with her role as bill cosby's wife clair huxtable in the hit sitcom the cosby show. since then, she's starred in movies, tv series, and on broadway, and in 2004, became the first african american to win a tony for best leading actress in a play-- celebrated actress phylicia rashad. i'm maria hinojosa, this is one on one. phylicia rashad, what an honor to have you on our program. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, thank you so much. >> hinojosa: so you know, the cosby show has been off the air for 20 years, and i wondered, do you... do you get tired of talking about the cosby show? i mean, you've done so much between then and now. or do you still feel that in the year 2011 we need to talk about the cosby show? >> i think the cosby show is... what could i say? it... landmark television, revolutionized television in many ways, saved a network, universal, appreciated all over the world. >> hinojosa: all over the world. >> all over the world. >> hinojosa: this is... this is a fact that i didn't know-- that nelson mandela used to watch the cosby

. >>> partial win for bill cosby in his massachusetts defamation case.udge decided to block discovery this that case involving cosby while his criminal case in montgomery county is decided. both cases involve women who have accused bill cosby of sexual misconduct. bill cosby denied the allegations. >>> crank up that heat when you get in the car this morning. >> chilly is an understatement. with the wind, too, you'll need to bundle up extra. we want to check the roads with jessica boyington. you're looking at new jersey roads. >> yes, route 70, cherry hill, new jersey. it will be a cold start when you head out the door. you might want to start your car. that's the best advice i can give you for the next ten minutes or so before you get to your car. here's kings highway, no backups. the sun is starting to come up as well. maybe we'll fight sun glare later on in our kmut but for right now, we're doing okay. the garden state parkway, northbound around exit 36 at 322. the left lane is also blocked. here's 78 over in the lehigh valley. not a lot of volume out

any documents or e-mails bill cosby's lawyer shared with former montgomery county d.a. bruce castor. caferlt said he promise -- castor said he promised cosby he would never be charge in the case. >>> a local woman was infected with the zika virus. health leaders in new jersey say a woman in camden county tested positive for the virus. the woman who was not pregnant returned from a county where the virus was present. there are reports of rare neurological problems in adults. >>> 7:04. if you're just waking up with us, a thief picked the wrong home to target. he targeted a wynnfield home. it belongs to the city's first deputy of recreation. >> reporter: this crystal clear surveillance video shows the man who made off with boxes of high-priced electronics from the front steps. >> you can identify him. you can pick him out of any picture. >> reporter: the theft happedz on tuesday afternoon. the camera shows a delivery man dropping off two amazon boxes. a couple of hours later another man approaches the door. waits a minute and kicks a box before picking them up and hiding th

they claimed bill cosby branded them always liars after they went public with sexual allegations against them. camille cosby gave the first part of her deposition back in february, she'll be questioned in boston tomorrow. >>> it's unbelievable that it showed a little more than a week ago. >> reporter: at least it was a little snow. not today. >>> storm tracker 6 live double scan, you might want to head to the water ice shop because it's going to be warm. right now we're dry, as we look outside we have sky6 live hd with the sun coming up. there are the high serious clouds over by the coast that i referenced a moment ago outside on the terrace. most of you are seeing nothing but blue and we're in for plenty of sunshine. 49 in philadelphia. 45 in wilmington. mid 40s in trenton and lancaster. upper 40s in allentown. 35 degrees in millville. so a cool start, but with light winds you put on a light jacket and you're okay on the way out the door. plus, you'll be shedding that jacket before too much longer. get the shades ready we have high pressure enough in control to keep us under the sun tod

meanwhile, bill cosby faces criminal charges montgomery county where he was accused of drugging and molesting a former temple university employee in 2004. cosby has denied those allegations. >>> a bill signing ceremony made history in pennsylvania. this morning medical marijuana is now officially legal in the keystone state. >> it's law! yeah! >> governor tom wolf signed the new bill into law in harrisburg. the drug will be a new option treating conditions ranging from cancer to post traumatic stress disorder. one marine we talked to said ptsd crippled him. he is happy about the new law but he worries that patients have to wait too long to get relief. >> it is going to make them wait. it's going to be 18 months before anything is implemented. >> that's too long for new. >> that's plain too long. that's ridiculous. >> i can't help thinking this is what government is supposed to look like. the marrying of our professions and our common humanity. >> patients will only be able to take the drug in pill, oil, or liquid form. they can't legally smoke it. pennsylvania became the 24th state to legaliz