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during the hit "cosby show" his tv wife was based on camille, camille making a guest appearance, smarttiful, wise, unflappable. in real life the couple exuding charm and gla mower. married 50 years, she was only 19 when they tied the knot meeting on a blind date. she dropped out of college, his career dropped off with "i spy." it was the height of the civil rights era. the couple has five children. their son enus murdered in 1997. while grappling with his death, the couple battles a claim from autumn jackson eventually convicted of trying to extort $40 million from the median. the entertainer admitting to an air fair and payment to autumn's mother but denying he was her father. at the time camille's pub la cyst reading a statement on her behalf. >> all all negative issues between bill and me were resolved years ago. >> now at least five women are alleging cosby sexually assaulted them since the 1960s. he's never been charged with a crime and never publicly admitted any sexual assault. in a 2000 interview oprah asked camille about tough times in their marriage and fooling around. camill

when you hear camille speak she's speaking about social responsibility. difficult to reconcile that image next to these allegations and not feel that she must be devastated too. i'm devastated as a fan of hers. i can't imagine what she must feel as a woman having to stand next to this man while the media is pretty much having a field day with his legacy. >> she is doctor. >> doctor. >> this is a woman who dropped out of college to support her husband's career and went back after five children to get her masters and doctoral degree. >> yes. >> i want to read something you wrote about what she said when she was asked about why -- whether she was or wasn't content to just settle for being the wife of a famous entertainer and his is what she said to you and this way you quoted she said and you quoted. i don't know what it was except for me integrity is important. for me friendships are important. family is important. it's a blessing if we can have monetary benefit. that's wonderful and i love it. but i have to have the security of people that care about me an

the sudden firing of matt camille makes no sense. the students were told to go home early on friday because there was no one to teach them, but matt was their beloved, dedicated teacher. it seems that the charges against him were bureaucratic and they have nothing to do with his outstanding work with students. why was he pushed out? the administration and district must prioritize the quality of education, outstanding teachers should be supported not attacked. it is not too late to rehire matt camille for the remainder of the semester or better yet the rest of the school year. thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> so good evening president fewer. superintendent carranza and the board of education, i'm elizabeth jones and here to speak tonight on behalf of the school of the arts instrumental departments and many other departments at school of the arts that he had an impact on in a very positive way. he begin interdisciplinary shows, through theater departments and visual departments. he has gone above and beyond in and outsi

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. >> interesting point, camille. she only went up to men. is this sexist? >> it may be sexist. i wonder if there wasn't a bit of nobility. i want to believe they didn't say let me help you get home was she was so inebriated she didn't know where she lived. i am going to take you to a safe place, back at my house. there is a water bed. it will be fun, awesome. there was even the tall guy who defended her from the short guy. she was obviously -- >> he said you are coming to my place. >> i'm safe. you can trust me and my tattooed arms. >> andy, there is a slight chance that this is a prank. should we hope that it is? >> i would say let's not rule out the possibility this is a fake. not because of what we saw. i fully believe that could happen, but there is a lot going around. the guy was going to take her to a water bed when you are drunk you do not need to be on a water bed. that's the worst possible thing to do. it is just not that hard to be a good person. i don't understand why you can't be a good person. >> that brings up my theory. i think there were a lot of good people. th

camille cosby. a son and donated millions to charities and educational institutio institutions, but is camille now at a crossroads? tonight we go inside the story of a good wife who has been thrust into a ve

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alvin, a harvard psychiatrist who was an adviser on the cosby show and is a good friend of bill and camille cosby's. so i called him and i made my pitch for why i felt bill cosby would great subject for a book. and he agreed with, eddie offered to speak to cosby on my behalf. a week later he called back and said i don't think i can help you. just trust issues. then i got a call from his lawyer telling me, we understand that you working on a book. fine, we're not going to try to stop you but just so you, you will not get any cooperation. anyway, i decided to go ahead anyway, and started as reporters are trying to do, reporting around the subject when he can't take, talking to people who would talk to me, doing a lot of research. and every once in a while i would reach out to cosby's publicist just to tell them that i was still working away. and after a year of reporting on my own, i started getting these e-mails from cosby's publicist saying that there were things that come he calls him mr. see, \mr.{-|}\mister c. wanted me to be aware of, articles have been written. of course, because of be

we haven't heard from his wife, camille, but if she were to consider taking legal action against herband as a result of all that has transpired, maybe it would even be by way of a divorce, what are we talking about? how can even though statute of limitations have run out, there is no legal, i guess, road that has been built for these accusers, but would his wife be able to use any of that information to her advantage? >> of course, she would. of course, she would. >> how? >> she would be able to depose these women. her lawyer would be able to depose these women, and let's be very clear. this is not new news to camille cosby, that bill has said that he has been -- you know, he has been unfair in the marriage. he has never admitted to rape, but he has admitted to unfidelity in this marriage, so this is not all new. if -- she can actually use these conversations, these depositions with these women, and it will be really brutal. >> she can use it for damages in the divorce, such as equitable division of property. who gets the house? who gets this bank account? who gets x amount of dollar

ç >> woodruff: then, comedian bill cosby and his wife camille put their art collection on display inashington. >> ifill: plus, a photographer recreates veterans' experiences in iraq and afghanistan.

he said nothing in response to the questions which were made in the presence of his wife, camille. the 77-year-old continues to face a backlash over claims he attacked multiple women years ago. cosby has never been criminally charged in any of the cases. >>> the president of penn state says he'll review the free report on the school's response to the jerry sandusky molestation scandal. the 2012 report concluded that high-rank leaders hid key facts about sandusky to avoid bad publicity. the president says he doesn't want anyone to think the university is hiding anything. sandusky is serving now 60 to 80 years behind bars for molesting boys. former fbi director willie free led the independent investigation that led that report. >>> comments about women and sexual assault have a university president under fire. lincoln university's board of trustees met to discuss the behavior of robert jennings. more than 100 people protests outside the meeting. many parents and alumni are angry and calling for changes. some are hoping that jennings will be shown the door. the outrage followed videot

. >> and cosby's long suffering wife, camile.is really thinking. >> deep down, she knows. >> then, she acted drunk in the video seen all over the world. why she's now apologizing. >> everywhere i go, i hear drunk girl. >> and bride of manson. what the bride's mother is telling only "inside edition." plus, quarantine family. shut off from the world for six months. look what we have

(shapiro) camille saint-saens said, "i write music the way apple trees grow apples."ish that was true for me. it's not quite so easy. the process is always different. sometimes i work with a synthesizer and a computer, and i make a sequence, and i actually make the music in sound like the way you make a pot. it's wonderful. it's like molding; it's like shaping, you know. another time, maybe i'm writing the notes on paper. i might try something at the piano, sit at my desk, write a little while, try something else, go back, write a little while. in either case, i don't think it matters too much. it's a kind of slowed-down improvisation. one time i had a piece to do for a british vocal ensemble called electric phoenix, and i didn't know what i would do for them. i took a walk down along the waterfront, here in providence, where i live. [soprano voice singing] it was once beautiful. i mean, it's ruined now. it's like old dirty oil tanks and bits of trash, etcetera. but underneath all of that overlay, you could see the gorgeous shape of the land going down to the water an

. >> reporter: cosby and his wife camille were being interviewed about the donation of their art collection to the smithsonian in washington, d.c. >> reporter: the allegations date back to a 2005 civil lawsuit which claims cosby drugged and sexually assault add i woman in his home. cosby denied the accusations, but more than a dozen other women with similar stories of assault were prepared to testify against him. the case was settled before it went to trial. now, one of those witnesses is speaking out. actress barbara bowman wrote an op-ed in the "washington post" claiming cosby assaulted her multiple times after agreeing to act as her mentor. the headline read, "bill cosby raped me. why did it take 30 years for people to believe my story?" in it she said, "i'll never forget the c g of his belt as he struggled to pull his pants off." according to bowman it happened in 1985. >> hey, hey, hey, stop that! >> reporter: the height of the "cosby show's" popularity, the number one show on television. cosby has never spoken publicly about any of the allegations, but the online backlash became aggre

bill cosby with his wife camille sat down to discuss pieces of art they were lending to the smithsonian when the ap reporter asked mr. cosby about the accusations of sexual assault. >> i just wanted to ask if you wanted to respond at all about whether any of that was true. >> there is no response. >> okay. can i ask you with the persona people know about bill cosby, should they believe anything differently about what -- >> there is no comment about that. >> okay. >> and i'll tell you why. i think you were told i don't want to compromise your integrity, but we don't -- i don't talk about it. >> okay. >> and i would appreciate it if it was scuttled. >> i hear you. i will tell that to my editors and i think that they will understand -- >> i think if you want to consider yourself to be serious -- >> mm-hmm. >> -- it will not appear anywhere. >> okay. >> cosby then went on to ask if the associated press not use or release the parts of the interview in which they discuss the sexual assault accusations. cosby has never been charged with a criminal offense, and his attorneys say he will not dig

, it -- camille, it depend on the press conference that guy felt burned himself because the election.n't seem ny in move to compromise anyway, does? he. things like border security. there is something to be said doing something about the millions of people who are in this country and undocumented essentially at this point and actually having a more streamlined proceddre for folks coming into this country, benefiting us in terms of borde3 security. if it is easier for people to come into the country legally, there is less of aastrain on our resources deployed across the border to try to prevent people coming here illegally. >> that has to be it for this segment. detroit moving closer to gettin% out of bankruptcy. can it stage a genuine comeback? is it timm to go back to the gold standard? liz, over to you. liz: that discussion again. football fans listen up. we'll tell you about a brand new app launching this weekend that takes tedious, annooing work out of fantasy football. it will make you money. it was made by a cocreator off3 the iphone. maybe make you money. >>> could telemedicine

. >> now he and his wife camille are loaning their collection to the smithsonian's national museum of african art and the works are going on display in an exhibit that juxtaposes african american art with african art. at today's press preview cosby joked about loaning his prized possessions. >> i want all of you to know that i knew nothing about this. some white and black people came in my house and they're walking around looking at my paintings and they said mrs. cosby said it's all right to see this. >> and now we will all be able to see it. the exhibit opens this sunday and it runs through all of next year into early 2016. >>> you may want to swap your umbrella for some long underwear. topper says the chilly weather is comi >>> check this out. we finally found a place in washington d.c. where gas prices are under three bucks. we are finding the cheapest spot to fill up with the help of aa. if you stop by the capitol hill citgo on pennsylvania avenue, regular unleaded is just 2.94 a gallon. while many of us are hitting the road off the holidays, travel experts estimate more than 24

150,000 people moved in and out of sfo and that may have been the smarter move, landing ahead like camilleand her family. >> we do it every year. hopefully it is good. >> she and her son and son and baby are headed to the east coast where a massive storm system could threaten thanksgiving plans for millions. >> we decided we will go for it and hopefully we will not be sitting there. >> according to the flight tracking service, the number of united states flights delayed or canceled continue to climb and some carriers are proceed active and giving travels a heads up by offering to rebook at no cost. >> i got a phone call that said my flight could be canceled because of the east coast storm so they actually let me change for free and they encouraged to us change so i got do go a day early. >> experts are not calling this a major weather event but they are saying they expect weather to be an issue throughout the weekend. they are advising everyone to check their flight schedule before heading to the airport. >>> thank you. >> a storm on the east coast is going strong even right now. >> we wil

today you are going to be able to get a look at the private art collection of bill cosby and his wife camille. they've donated some art to the national museum of african art. some of the pieces have only been seen by cosby's friends and family. you can see them today at the new exhibit called conversations, african-american artwork in dialogue. >> you can honor the memory of soldiers who gave their lives during the first world war. a remembrance service is about to begin at 10:25. several embassies that lost soldiers during the war have partnered to put on the service. dean gary hall is leading the mass. 2014 marks a century since the start of world war i. >>> it looks like we are going to have a very nice veterans day. i like the start of this workweek. >> you bet. >> november, no problem. >> may i make a slight complaint? sunset -- before 5:00 -- >> this is not good at all t. one thing i can't change is the sunrise and sunset time. we can fiddle with the weather all we want to. sun sets today at 4:59 and won't set at 5:00 again until 2015. that sounds like it's so far away. >> outside on a

it caused similar scenes to hurricane katrina and hurricane camille in the united states.it down. katrina lost its intensity rapidly before landfall. winds only sustained about 205 kilometers per hour. sure, there was a deadly storm surge in the state of mississippi, a levee failure that flooded the city of new orleans in 2005. it's extremely rare for tropical cyclones to make landfall at their peak intensity. however, the benchmark historically, hurricane camille, topping out at 305 kilometers per hour when it made landfall in the southern u.s. in 196. a record that would stand for years until a year ago when super typhoon haiyan hits the philippines as the strongest storm to make landfall anywhere in the world. meteorologist tom sater, cnn, atlanta. >> yeah, that storm broke a lot of records. and last week the filipino government approved a nearly $4 billion reconstruction plan and help cannot come soon enough for the thousands of families still waiting for permanent housing. a lot of people are in temporary shelters still. a bit earlier he spoke to me from tacloban live

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. >> the interview shows his wife, camille. at the end, he make this is request. >> now i can get something from you? >> what is that? >> that none of that will be shown? >> i can't promise that myself. but you didn't say anything -- >> and i would appreciate it if it was scuttled. >> since that interview, two more women including former supermodel janice dickerson have accused him of assault. they say her story conflicts with her prior statement and is a lie. but his attempted comeback is faltering. nbc is scrapping a sitcom, and tv land pulling the cosby show off the air. but the show will go on tomorrow for his soldout comedy performance in florida. >>> a former district attorney in pennsylvania who looked at one of the claims said he got away with it because there was not enough evidence. >>> and bono is more seriously injured than we thought after a bicycle injury in new york. he suffered multiple fractures to his eye socket and left shoulder. they inserted metal plates and screws into his arm, the bone was through the ski

but others from the merchant association and john and pat and andy who is in the audience today and camille and he is from the urban groceries and kyle and chris and nancy and peter coning from the kouvenl housing and raul and larry and deanna and i apologize if i've left anyone out i wanted to say also that i agree with the conclusions of the strategic economic consulate in their comprehensive study and we'll have a clearing to go through this and our study of the chain controls are working in a way to that in 2004 and our voters passed prop g and we need only some thought full twinkling to clarify a.m. gut and to strengthen our formula retail ordinances as well to reflect the neighborhood changes in the changing neighborhood context as well a key context from the many small business owners was to give a stronger voice in the process i've been committed to giving our residents a strong voices in the corridors and to leveling the mr. mayor field for independents and small business owners and to provide they provide much of the character and charm to the neighborhood and to san francisco as

as i understand it, you sat down with him and his wife, camille. >> yes. >> what was her reaction?usly they expected the question? >> you know, she's, as you may know, she is very gracious and very warm and we spoke, you know, most ly, about this art collection they lent 62 pieces to the smithsonian. when they had contacted us weeks ago exploring the possibility of an interview it was because this joint exhibit is opening at the smithsonian and she's just a delight. i have to tell you, when i asked that question, mr. cosby, and i wanted to pointedly make it of mr. cosby. i did not look at mrs. cosby. i don't mind saying i might have been a little uncomfortable to do that anyway. >> did bill cosby say anything after the interview? the million-dollar question out there, it's pretty simple to deny an allegation if it's not true. why didn't he just say, i didn't do it. >> i don't know. i mean, i almost said you'll have to ask mr. cosby why he didn't say it but i think we established that might not be possible. you know, anything that happened after the interview i think i consider off

associated press releasing this november 6th interview with the famous comedian and his wife of 50 years, camille cosby. he goes on to scold the reporter. >> i don't want to compromise your integrity, but we don't -- i don't talk about it. >> reporter: listen as cosby then asks that the exchange not be made public. >> now, can i get something from you -- >> what is that? >> that anyonone of that will b shown. >> i can't promise that. >> reporter: cosby insisting. >> i would appreciate it if it was scuttled. i think if you want to consider yourself to be serious, that it will not appear anywhere. >> reporter: abc news spoke to that reporter who defends his line of questioning. >> i would have no integrity if i didn't ask these questions. these are serious allegations. >> reporter: despite nbc and netflix scrapping upcoming projects and tv land yanking the cosby show reruns off the air, cosby will perform tonight and tomorrow as scheduled. >>> to a consumer alert now, the manufacturer gray co is recalling 5 million baby strollers. they received multiple reports of injuries, at least six finger tip

cosby's wife camille was with him during the interview. cosby is 77 years old, and even though he has never been criminally charged, he continues to face the backlash that he attacked multiple women years ago. he cancelled an appearance on wednesday on the david letterman show. >>> now so some news out of chester county, where the board of trustees will conduct an internal review of the school's president after his controversial comments on sexual assault. that announcement came during a board meeting on thursday. parents and alumni gathered to call for change. some want robert jennings to be fired. the outrage follows videotape d comments he made during september. he talked about women making false rape allegations. many have criticized the remarks as appearing to blame women for sexual assault. >> i want the university to move on. he's not a fit. >> he's done some things here that i think are good. but one, he should be reprimanded. >> the board says it will take the time needed to make sure its review is thorough and comprehensive. nbc

his wife camille of 50 years is standing by him. >>: of the camille cosby is a strong woman and she has strong faith in god and with that kind of power you can overcome anything. >> pam: and you watch all the celebrity news here kron 4 after the insider and entertainment tonight airs at 7:30 p.m. tonight. will be back after the break hey! welcome home! hey mom! woah, this kitchen looks beautiful. it's bigger! it's great, right? give him the tour. let me show you! quartz countertop, soft-close drawers, farm sink, under cabinet lighting, look at this spice rack. um... where's my room? right there where it's always been! we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. just slide right in! ranked highest in customer satisfaction. ikea kitchens. yeah, enough for two. gosh. try four, buddy. hmm, i'll take a dark roast. chai tea, please. honey, text the man what you want. french vanilla, make it strong! the all new keurig 2.0 is here. brew for one, brew for all. fewith up to $400 off. it's posturepedic vs. beautyrest serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years interest-f

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from twitter, cosby was on npr with camille to not talk about those rape allegations. and bill cosby's refusal to answer revealed more than any words could. still painful to watch a corner bully cowher. those tweets in response to this interview with npr's scott simon. >> this question gives me no pleasure, mr. cosby. but there have been serious allegations raised about you in recent days. you're shaking your head no. i'm in the news business. i have to ask the question. do you have any response to those charges? shaking your head no. there are people who love you who might like to hear from you about this. i want to give you the chance. all right. >> simon promoted the interview on twitter, saying he asked about rape charges. listen and decide if he says yes or no. after the interview, simon tweeted, i hated to have to ask about charges in front of mrs. cosby. one listener responds, leave bill cosby alone. another says, i know there might be legal ramifications if he speaks out, but being silent sure makes you look guilty. the internet lit up with attacks on cosby ear

ç >> woodruff: then, comedian bill cosby and his wife camille put their art collection on display inashington. >> ifill: plus, a photographer recreates veterans' experiences in iraq and afghanistan. >> it is a challenge to relate th

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tomorrow night on the independents, i will send our own camille foster to a haunted house. >> this isn'tblem. >> is it a haunted house or a rave? that's tomorrow at 9:00 and at midnight on the fox business >>> it gets obscene on halloween. with halloween just nine weeks away new york mag.com revealed their picks for the most offensive costumes. making the list, this one. bonus offensive points for the black face. the sexy isis fighter for your inner shute -- slutty terrorist. the sexy ebola nurse which is wrong, but effective because you can still see the skin. and score children could be getting poison-laced candy except they probably won't. an article points out that over the last 30 years there has only been one case of this. 74 father poisoned his 8-year-old child to collect life insurance. to hide his guilt he poisoned other children to make it seem there was a mad man on the loose. none of the other children ate the candy and he was executed for his crime. >> i think you have to be careful what you allow your children to dress up as. adults, anything goes. obama will not be dressin

amazing story in a quick look outside bay bridge camera on the west about 80 keeping an eye on the camille and then skipping forecast update both coming up in just a minute >> : back of 444 had over the weather center and looking at the forecast today we had local this one in chile in some spots especially that will play north bay this morning. but temperatures in just a minute look at montana camera clear skies out there and fought really not concerned this morning next few mornings temperatures talking chile for nevada look at 39 degrees right now vallejo 37 fairfield 39 coldest reading is around the bay area for right now 51 in san francisco once bought 41 san jose oakland the morning to you at 45 >> : , a few decent storms seasonal rainfall total now since july 1, 2002 1/2 inches in san francisco at 1 and have conquered 2 in. center as the end all sell almost an inch and a 34 census had jose >> : still 72 percent normal and oakland 52 san jose 74 concord 67 san francisco 37 percent of normal said rosa still in making dense there a lot more rain that's needed to make a big impact for th

this may slow down your ride >> : take a look at the bay bridge camille and you conceive fog is starting to form this morning. backups the may is as far as traffic is concerned. deelites still have not been turned on the turnaround by 40 and less like gold and slowly. looks like on cemetery ridge as well fog starting from here as well know fog advisory and are no major backup delay here on the san mateo bridge. level look at the golden gate bridge foggy here as well >> : in your drive time sausalito san francisco still right around 50 minutes the line here is a live look at the richmond center fell bridge. if libya fought foreman here but there is no fog advisory and quite yet >> : offer merchants are fell is right around eight minutes >> : gas prices continued to drop in the u.s. national survey of gas prices reports the average cost regular guest 13¢ per gallon and the last two weeks in the average cost for a gas natural is it a more the bay area but at $2.93 on the national average look at gas prices and the bay area, the south bay 321 at just over the bridge oakland the 326 right her

alvin, a harvard psychiatrist who was an adviser on the cosby show and is a good friend of bill and camille cosby. so, i called him, and i made my pitch for why i thought bill cosby would be a great subject for a book. and he agreed with me, and he offered to speak to cosby on my behalf. a week later he called back and said, i don't think he's going to help you. he has trust issues. francis fukuyama appeared at the texas book festival to talk about his latest book: "political order and political decay." he was interviewed and then took questions. this is 45 minutes. >> thank you so much for being here this afternoon. it's a little warm here in the heart of texas. but that how we like it. but we're going to give a warm welcome to dr. fukuyama who came -- [applause] >> we're so happy you could join us today. i have a show here in austin called "idea lounge" on co-op radio, and as you know dr. fukuyama does not need an introduction but i will give a short one. a senior fellow at stanford university and one of the most respected thinkers the political science today and for the past 25, 30 years

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what -- as i understand it, you sat down with him and his wife, camille. >> yes. >> what was her reaction expected the question? >> you know, she is -- as you may know, she's very gracious and very warm and we spoke, you know, mostly about the extraordinary art collection of which they've lent 62 pieces to the smithsonian. when they had contacted us weeks ago exploring the possibility of an interview, it was because this joint exhibit is opening at the smithsonian, and she's just a delight. i have to tell you when i asked that question of mr. cosby, i wanted to pointedly make it of mr. cosby and not mr. and mrs. cosby, and, therefore, i pointedly looked at him. i did not look at mrs. cosby. i don't mind saying i might have been a little uncomfortable to do that anyway, but i did not look at her. >> did bill cosby say anything after the interview? you know, the million dollar question out there is it's pretty simple to deny an allegation if it's not true. why didn't just say i didn't do it? >> i don't know. i almost said you'll have to ask mr. cosby why he didn't say it, but i think we've