early on, she met the legendary bill cosby. superstar, comedian, famous for playing a happily married dr. huxtable on "the cosby show." cosby himself had been married for decades to camille. >> bill cosby was this giant presence at temple university, right, at the time? >> yes. he was a giant presence behind the scenes. he was -- a board -- member, a trustee and also a graduate, an alumni. >> reporter: cosby, who was an athlete during his time at the school, was an avid supporter of temple's basketball program. he would later say he became romantically interested in andrea the first time he saw her. >> he was, what, in his sixties? you're 29 at the time? >> that's right. >> just to be clear, were you romantically interested in him? >> no, i was not. never. >> reporter: but they became friendly. and at some point, bill cosby asked her to his home outside philadelphia. >> you thought at the time you were goin' to his house for what, for a meeting? for a conversation? >> for dinner. to just to get to know him a little bit more, tal

who served time with him. >> what would bill cosby's typical day be like? >>> and doris day family turmoil. was her only grandson banned from seeing her for 15 years? who he says kept them apart. >>> and the family that was billed $143,000. >> all for a 24 hour hospital stay. >> i couldn't wrap my mind around it. >> what every family needs to know, so you don't get stuck with a never ending bill like this. >>> plus, going out

>> bill cosby. >> a pugly sweater. >> okay, that's good. keep that in your back pocket.ave that for your pilot. okay, you go, you get it. >> ihop. >> you hop. where you hoppin' to? >> i'm hoppin' to england. >> what's in england? you don't know. but brits are funny, right? do you know what a bring tt is? >> why did the eagle fly over the sea? >> give it to me. >> because if he flew over the bay, he would be called a bagel. >> he's killing it. he's killing it. >> i told you he was good. >> you did tell me he was extra special. okay, cool. so we got the bagel joke. all right, now who got some weird ideas? >> we could make george washington come back from the dead. >> okay. what is it about george washington that you like? >> he has nice hair. >> okay, he does have nice hair. speaking of, you got to get the politics in here. that's a big part of monologues. do you know who this guy is? >> donald trump. >> here's the deal. does he have anything in common with george washington. you said he had the hair. >> george washington actually lost more battles than he actually won. it

comedian bill cosby delivered the commentsment address, and he opined that a commencement was as much for the parents as for the graduates for today parents are not only filled with pride, but with a newfound sense of freedom. [applause] cosby went on to joke that as he drove home from his own daughter's commencement, with his daughter following in her car, one thought kept running through his mind. why are you still here coming back to my house? and as college graduates cosby said you have hopes and dreams, and as parents we, too, have hopes and dreams. and that part about moving home, not always part of our dream. but as i reflect upon where i have come since, i, myself, graduated. i will say that i never would have expected to end up where i have. and i consider myself most fortunate to have been given the opportunities i have had over the past 30 years, both personally and professionally. i have been blessed with three families. my family, my wife and her two daughters, my marine corps family, and the past 11 years, my f.b.i. family. from each of these families i have learned a nu

they are facing an arizona bill cosby that is different. no paul goldschmidt, no a.j. pollock. they have done well. they have hit extremely well. jeff samardzija on the mound tonight. the giants will be trying to y stay away from the first inning blues. >> that's a redoesn't ent story. what the giants have not been able do is score a lot of runs in the first inning and in the last two weeks they have really been getting torched in the first two innings in starting pitching. they need early zeros from jeff samardzija and some offense. traditionally a good place for the giants to hit, especially pablo sandoval. his at-bats, we will face a 30-year-old rookie. >> and pablo will be in there. evan longoria has a little bit of a bug right now. and steven duggar in center. kevin polar in right. a little flip-flop there. back to you. >> okay. thank you, gentlemen. >>> a little programming note because it's a giants game. set the dvr to record "the blacklist" at 3:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. "dateline" at 9:00 on kozi tv. >>> the warriors and sharks, the sharks in action tonight. we want t

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bill cosby. haven't seen him in a while. that cbs fella, harvey weinstein, mr. r.elly, and you know, jimmy, if you give me that picture i keep asking you for, i got a nice spot for you right here. >> jimmy: you know what, harry, i think i'll be fine without having my picture up on the wall. you know, you may want to take some of those down. >> you are a hoot, jimmy, always with a joke. >> jimmy: i'm not really joking. harry, are you drinking the stuff you sterilize the combs in? >> i sure am, it's called barbercide. >> jimmy: i don't know that you are supposed to drink that. >> oh, that's good. my little piece of blue heaven. you know that song? >> jimmy: yes, i'm glad you're not gossiping. >> you know our shop motto? >> jimmy: what is the shop mo motto? >> mind your own gosh beeswax. hey, jimmy. did you noknow elton john is a gay? >> jimmy: yes, i did, and that's gossip, exactly what the pope was saying not to do. well, thank you, harry. we have a good show for you tonight. we have music from a cappella music tonight. that means no music at all. it was a lot cheap

educational show, and a soft female rape victims call out for help, which was a victim of being raped by bill cosby. she complained about how everywhere she goes, she gets hit with the fact that the statute of limitation is passed, and is there anyone who can help us with this problem? went to the law library and came up with this law that is called continual injury, which means that the statute of limitations is tall, and as a result, the demonstration that i made during women's month because calls the issue to have a hearing on the untested right kids, and during that hearing, i also brought up how there should not be a statute of limitations because i didn't know the name of the person that just got arrested for committing 25 murders in over 50 rates, and it turns out his name is mr. d'angelo, and i said this is another example on how the statute of limitations should not be a statute of limitations on a rape. shortly thereafter, the legislators from sacramento who happened to be watching that demonstration got rid of the statute of limitations on rape. i did that, and i don't respect any naviga

we saw it with bill cosby. if he makes statements, it can be used against them. wouldn't come into the criminal case, but if he doesn't settle, it could hurt him. >> that makes sense. you mentioned that insurance money. it's important to point out they are insurance funds paid in the settlement. >> right. exactly. the victims are objecting to that. it doesn't hurt him. any insurance policy, they set it up so if he sexually asalted or wrong doing on the part of the directors of the corporation, it is covered by insurance. the victim's have a reason to object to that. it doesn't teach anyone anything about future behavior. >> all right. janet johnson, we are going to leave it at that this morning. thanks so much. >> thanks for having me. >>> it has been four weeks since or several weeks shinls 4-year-old maleah davis was last seen. investigators don't believe they will find her alive. the reward in her case is $20,000, in addition to the $10,000 offered by the family. the chief says they will continue to work hard to bring a body home for proper burial. a man was a

and they think brett kavanaugh was bill cosby in high school.se people are going nuts. >> sean: they want a do-over. last time i checked, too. not only did we have a fifth amendment right. we had something called attorney-client privilege. i think that exists. >> can we play that out a bit? nadler is going to get trump reelected more than any single person on the planet. >> sean: maybe adam schiff. >> a close second. schiff is saying is he going after the president's lawyer abby lowell jared kushner's lawyer based on the word of michael cohen. what i worry about don jr. if we use michael cohen testimony we will be going after everybody in america. richard burr is a wonderful fellow. my problem is not with richard burr. >> sean: i have a problem with richard burr. you and i differ here. >> i don't. >> sean: he spent 30 hours. now somebody that again, admitted to lying before congress, okay? >> right. >> then a criminal referral went forward by jim jordan and mark meadows about the second appearance. and so at this point, all right. i want to ask

simpson had his homeowners insurance help him out in lawsuits and bill cosby had the same situation.he real problem for harvey weinstein as you suggest is he is going to trial september 9 on two counts. rape count and a sexual assault count. so, he is probably thinking to himself yeah, nice to get the civil stuff off the docket. but mainly he is worried about going to prison for years. he has a new dream team. josÉ baez who was involved in the aaron hern dez case and -- aaron hernandez case and the casey anthony case. he is rolling the dice. >> jason: he may not have a choice. when you get insurance company to make the payout, he had a bizarre contract if you recall. but emily, as you look at the case from afar, granted you haven't been through all the case files but if you look at it from afar, harvey weinstein facing the allegations, it's tough to prove these. are they not? how serious is his jeopardy as he goes into this trial in september? >> i think he is actually in incredibly jeopardy here given the final and the overwhelming wealth of evidence we have heard of thus far. obvio

when you have a volume of accused like this, it is like with the situation with bill cosby, it is --ne or two or three but now we're talking about accusers in the dozens.about there are so many stories out there that have been documented by buzzfeed, by the lifetime documentary, by folks coming forward and saying, i'm going to file a civil suit against robert. i'm going to come forward and talk to a journalist about my story. that's empowering other people to come forward and say, you know what? this happened to me, too. and the shame doesn't belong to the victim. it belongs to the person who is responsible for it. and for all of the enablers, the handlers, the executives with tb people in the music industry who protected him. >> r. kelly was dropped from his label. he isn't making any money performing. he has tried to get court approval to travel abroad to perform. that hasn't happened yet. what does justice look like in this case for these girls? >> i think it seems to be the consensus of many of the victims that they want to see r. kelly behind bars. you know? there are some victi

no, you were at fordham and steve who is in the control room at temple, steve, you had bill cosby.l see who our sons and daughters get when their time comes. thanks for joining us this afternoon. allysia, good to have you here in new york. alicia: good to be here. eric: we'll be back later on at 4:00 p.m. eastern with more. paul: welcome to "the journal editorial report," i'm paul gigot. the battle between president trump and congress heating up as the house judiciary committee voted to hold his attorney general, william barr, in contempt for refusing to provide lawmakers with the full mueller report. the president asserting executive privilege over the unredacted report and underlying evidence and fighting congress on another front as well with treasury secretary steve mnuchin telling lawmakers he would not comply for a request for six years of the president's tax returns, prompting a subpoena from the house ways and means committee. democrats are objecting

bill cosby president bush. >> michael jordan, basketball player. throws ball in hoops.plaining about that sports and movies and television and theater are a part of our cultural fabric. they are our cultural fabric and perfect recipients for the medal of freedom. they entertain us. they help create conversations and athletes, especially. the nature of being able to -- these are competitive aspects about using your own discipline not physically but mentally as well. arnold palmer or michael jordan or mr. woods. if anyone else had said it there would be arguments about racism. we do need to look at this as a dynamic it's about world freedom, i don't know. but americans and the american culture does cricket to the condition and the quality of the world and whether it's barbra streisand or ellen degeneres. this is the president's prerogative. this is what he wants to do. tiger is the perfect example of what you can do in america if you try hard enough. >> ed: last question i have 30 seconds. tiger is a black man in america. doesn't he have the independent right to decide wh

>> it was bill cosby! it was dr. huxtable. i thought i was the only person that he did this to! and stood up. >> the first cosby accuser to get justice. >> he had three blue pills in his hand and i said "what are those?" >> reporte

impeach barr, they want him to resign, they want me to resign and they think brett kavanaugh was bill cosbyare going nuts. >> i think the f.b.i. and the d.o.j. are going to be including the obama administration are going to be exposed as corrupt in their handling of the russia investigation. even take for instance we're told the investigation started with the conversation between papadopoulos and donner. the f.b.i. met with christopher steele, he had already been employed by fusion gps and start wefd the dossier. it took the state department one meeting with christopher steele to realize he was full of it and also to realize he had a political animus behind what he was trying to do. why did the f.b.i. reach the conclusion before launching the investigation and before obtaining fisa warrants? if they have >> if we have the i.g. report. you have the fellow in connecticut looking into the origin, john durham. that should satisfy republicans after this. we have looked at the origins of it. it started with papadopoulos. christopher wray testified last week saying he doesn't think it was spying,

cosby inold man bill prison for something he did 50 years ago. like theyn today feel are getting discriminated because of the way people look at them, the way they dress, the way they act. that is wrong. host: are you saying you don't think the equal rights amendment is needed? caller: if they are going to do it, do it. right now they say it is in the constitution, and we don't really have equal rights. to ned fromgo alabama. good morning. caller: good morning to you. in our current lexicon, when we say men, that implies men and women. when the constitution was written, all men are equal, it did not include women, and it did not include black people. isreason for saying that born with the freedom. men gave women the right to vote. laws for womenn against women. there are now laws against men. you have laws about abortion. you have laws about birth control. thingse laws about other that deal with women. there are no such laws that address men because men are the keptrs in the masters have the reins on women. the u.s. draft law that applies only to