cosby responds, yes. >> do you this as the smoking gun that's been missing in all these allegations? >> bill cosby has not been charged with any crimes, yet he has gone from one of america's most revered entertainers to one of its most reviled. >> even las vegas canceled his show. when you're too sleezy for vegas -- >> "no laughing matter. inside the cosby allegations." denver, colorado. it's a thousand miles from los angeles, 2,000 miles from new york city. but denver is where barbara bowman decided she could grow up to be an actress. i was a go-getter. i was adventurous. i wanted this career. i had a passion to do this. >> by 16, she was starring in local commercials. >> come on up to colorado's favorite ski resort. we guarantee you'll notice the difference. >> and by 17, she was ready to audition for a superstar. bill cosby. >> he was america's favorite dad. he was everyone's father figure that they watched on tv every week. >> cosby was friends with bowman's talent agent, joe farrell. tell me about yo

there she met bill cosby.graduate and very big man on campus. >> we all know he was a very active alum. and that included the women abasketball team. >> reporter: a reporter on constand and cosby. >> he would have her over for dinner. she thought he was some one that wanted to mentor her. >> reporter: in january, 2005, constand told authorities cosby sexually assaulted her at his home in philadelphia the year before. bruce caster was the county prosecutor at the time. >> the impressions the detectives gave me about andrea that she was clearly telling the truth but that her recollection was fuzzy. >> reporter: a fuzzy memory he says is consistent with victims of date rape drugs. >> reporter: we actually were building the theory she had been drugged. >> reporter: cosby's lawyer called the accusations utterly preposterous and truly bizarre. but cosby agreed to talk to detectives. >> cosby i believe felt he was going to be arrested and was frightened. >> reporter: in the end the prosecutor decided there was not en

cosby responds no.ress beverly johnson shares what she says happened to her. >> he placed his hand on my waist. >> reporter: describing an incident at cosby's house when she says he drugged her drink. johnson reacting to the document release. i am not at all surprised. truth does not have an expiration date. i hope this admission will give all will tine find their voice and speak up. i am desensitized. it didn't take this to know my truth. >> i took a couple of sips from the cappuccino. from the first sip. and then the second sip. i knew i had been drugged. i feel very lucky that i wasn't raped. and i don't think i was raped. but i don't know how i got home. i don't know how i got upstairs. i would imagine it was my doorman that took me out of the taxi and got me upstairs. it was almost like a family member had betrayed me. it was such a huge sense of betrayal for me. >> reporter: the details of her story are similar to alleged incidents described by other women who say cosby drugged them too. >> he had

(imitating cosby) okay, so what was another "cosby says the darnedest things" thing? (laughter) >> she meets me backstage. i give her quaaludes. we then had sex. the lawyer says she said she believes she was not in the position to consent to intercourse after you gave her the drug. do you believe that is correct? i don't know, cosby replied. >> larry: yes, you do! (laughter) you gave her a drug and then had sex with her! you knew she couldn't consent! look, i only know three things in life to be true: baby corn should not be a thing. (laughter) all right? the word "moist" should never be used except next to the word towelette. (laughter) all right? true? and bill cosby knew what he was doing. (cheers and applause) he knew it. you can't do that and not know. (applause) all right? (imitating cosby) okay let's keep this going! what else craziest thing it i -- did i say? (laughter) >> then in regard to another jane doe, he says you began talking about her career and asking about her father who died of cancer. do you remember that? yes, he said, i remember that. >> larry:

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cosby's own words at 3:13 yesterday afternoon sent out this tweet. "about bill cosby.y, his own testimony offers proof of terrible deeds which is all i have ever required to believe the accusations." and over an hour later yesterday she said "i stood by a man i respected and loved. i was wrong. it hurts. when you get it all right, holla." how does it feel to read that? >> i feel vindicated from her, too, but i would love to flare felicia rashad who called us all liars and i would love to hear from camille cosby who also called us all liars. >> do you think you will? >> i doubt very much that we'll hear from either one of them. but we feel vindicated because it's a -- it's a sworn document. he swore under oath that he drugged and raped. >> just really quickly, there's this story that you've told about the morning -- the middle of the night when you woke up bruised and battered after this alleged assault and you told your boss at the playboy mansion that this had happened. that cosby had drugged you and raped you and the response from your boss was? >> from corporate. th

cosby's answer? yes.told me this. >> i never saw any drugs, but i would wake up completely confused half dressed and knowing that my body had been touched without my permission. >>

cosby responds yes. question later on he's asked and this is important in the context of the rape did you ever give those young women the quaaludes without knowledge? they never get an answer. the lawyers fight back and forth about this and he's asked questions about the women he gave the quaaludes to. he says he meets this woman in las vegas. she meets me backstage. i gave her quaaludes, we then have sex. i think it's fascinating and important to put this in context. a lot of these women who made allegations against him, it's not allegations of sexual assault, they said, many of them from the very beginning, they believed they were drugged. they remember cosby giving them a drink, handing it to them they took a few sips and then felt incapacitated. in light of that and the consistency of that it's really important. it's also the first time we're hearing his side of the story at all in any kind of light. he said nothing for many many years or denied everything. this is his first admission of anything one

. >> so now, cosby admits he gave at least one woman quaaludes. this is the closest thing to an admission cosby ever made since more than two dozen women came forward accusing him of sexual assault. let's begin with sara. what do we know this morning? >> this is a fascinating thing. so many women accused him, but said they believe they were drugged first. many of the women coming forward saying they believe they remember cosby fixing them a drink and handing it to them before they became incapacitated. cosby is careful with his words. he is silent and denied it. this is the first time we are hearing him admit to anything. a bombshell in the ongoing cosby sexual assault controversy, shockingly revealed in his own words. the comedian testifying under oath that in 2005 he obtained seven prescriptions of quaaludes, a hypnotic sedative to drug young women he wanted to have sex with. his confession testimony from a lawsuit from a former temple university employee that was settled in 2006. in the deposition obtained and made public by the associated pres

cosby show. if the 77-year-old comedian is not yet regretting his answers in that sexual assault lawsuit ten years ago, he is today likely regretting his much talked about pound cake speech from a year earlier. that speech was when bill cosby started blasting bad parenting in black america. we'll explain the significance in a second. >> i'm talking about these people who cry when their son is standing there in an orange suit. where were you when he was 2. where were you when he was 12? where were you when he was 18? and how come you don't know he had a pistol. these are not political criminals, these are people going around stealing coca-cola. people getting shot in the back of the head over a piece of pound cake. >> now, why would bill cosby be regretting this speech today? the judge who unsealed the documents yesterday, the documents in which cosby admits his intention to give qualudealude to young women who he wanted to have sex with that judge quoted the pound cake speech. he made his decisio

as for the woman closest to cosby?camille cosby, seven years younger than the comedian she married but a commanding presence in her own right. here, praising civil rights activists dorothy at her funeral in 2010. >> her clear determination, a strong positive self-perception, did not allow several men who acted out egregious, sexist behaviors to push her to the background. >> last november she sat quietly by her husband's side as bill cosby declined comment on allegations he sexually assaulted women. asking the associated press not to air his on camera answer. >> can i get something from you? >> what's that? >> that none of that will be shown? >> i -- i can't promise that myself. you didn't say anything. >> i know i didn't say anything. i'm asking your integrity that since i didn't want to say anything, but i did answer you in terms of, i don't want to say anything of what value will it have? >> rudy? >> he made people laugh for years with his hit, the cosby show. his tv wife claire huxtable said to be based on camille

bill cosby answers, yes. you say he drugged you, but you didn't exactly know what happened what drug he used. you had a cup of coffee so you didn't understand why you suddenly felt so incapacitated. does this answer a question for you? >> i knew i had been drugged. what drug it was really didn't matter. it was -- i passed out. i think conversation is about trying to have a cosby chapter, this encounter that i had with cosby, in my memoir and it didn't pass legal. and it wasn't until barbara bow men en came out and i had a chance to tell my story that they said okay we want the chapter. i think it's a time for healing that the healing can begin. and also forgiveness. but also a message of women using their voice when it's necessary. >> and you know what's interesting, beverly, is when you came forward and barbara bowman this past fall there were so many people that didn't believe you. in fact there was some backlash on social media of people saying you all were lying and why are you coming forward now and peop

cosby responded, yes.that admission, thrilling to victoria valley enteeno who said he drugged her in 1970. >> i was absolutely elated. i couldn't stop screaming, you know. i was going, oh my god, oh my god. because obviously, we already knew. so this was just validation and vindication. >> the deposition also reveals when lawyers pressed cosby, asking did you ever give any of those young women the quaaludes without their knowledge? cosby's attorney stepped in telling him not to answer the question. he is also asked about another woman. quote she meets me backstage. i give her quaaludes. we then have sex, end quote. cosby also says, i can't judge at this time. >> and boris joins us now. we lost the audio and apologize for that. has bill cosby or his representatives made any comments about this? >> his attorney said no authorized comment has been put out and his publicists have said there are no plans to put out a comment so we'll have to wait and see. >> all right. thank you very much. joining us now, analy

cosby responded, yes. that admission thrilling to victoria valentino, who says cosby drugged her in 1970. >> i was absolutely elated. i couldn't stop just screaming, you know. i was just going, oh, my god! oh, my god! because, obviously, we already knew. so this was just validation and vindication. >> reporter: the deposition also reveals that when lawyers pressed cosby asking, did you ever give any of those young women the quaaludes without their knowledge, cosby's attorney stepped in, telling him not to answer the question. he is also asked about another woman. quote, she meets me backstage. i give her quaaludes. we then have sex, end quote. cosby also says, i can't judge at this time -- something to somebody against their will. >> his attorneys essentially said that no authorized comment has been put out. and his publicist has said that there's been no plans. >> thank you very much. joining us now, mark gerigos. also, one late note from the los angeles police department. the department has reit rated th

"i don't know," cosby replied. one of the women referenced in the depositioner farrier who alleges bill cosby put drugs in her coffee and sexually assaulted her. her attorney has issued a statement on behalf laugh saying cosby's testimony demonstrates how manipulative and disgusting he was. it is no longer he fought to keep this deposition hidden from public view but the truth is out now and it will never be hidden again. and cnn has reached out to bill cosby's publicist who says that he has no comment at this time. pamela? >> alexandra field, thank you so much. >>> in light of these revelations, the big question -- could cosby be charged? let's bring in bruce castor, running for district attorney in suburban philadelphia, montgomery county. with bruce, nice to have you on with us. you were the d.a. back in 2005 when a temple university basketball official accused cosby of sexual assault. this is the deposition we're talking about. ten years ago you chose not to prosecute cosby but today you're rethinking that. wha

happening now, sex, drugs, and bill cosby. court documents from ten years ago locked up and unseen until now reveal that bill cosby admitted under oath that he obtained drugs, quaaludes, for the express purpose of giving them to women that he wanted to have sex with. but he did stop short of saying that he actually drugged anyone without their knowledge. >> more than two dozen women have gone public accusing cosby of assault. some of them call this revelation a game-changer and that they finally feel like they're being heard. some of his most vocal defenders are also now out there changing their tune. sara ganim is following all of the details, the transcript of this deposition is fascinating. >> it is fascinating. part of the reason why, well, first of all, we've never heard anything like his version of any kind of story, right? but then also you have the fact that not only did these women come forward and say that they were sexually assaulted by cosby, many of them said that they remember he gave them a drink before hand, th

>>> tonight the cosby show pulled from the air, one of the fastest growing tv shows dropping cosby reruns bill cosby admitted he drugged women he wanted to have sex with but tonight there are questions surrounding cosby's admission since some women involved knew about the drugs. is this the slam dunk that vin kates accusers. in a moment i'll speak live with one of those accusers super model janice dickinson but first gene casarez is out front. >> reporter: one by one they came forward. >> i woke up or came to very groggy with him removing my underwear. >> the room started to spin. >> he was on top of me kissing me forcefully. >> reporter: more than 25 accusers over the past 40 years but some people have doubts. >> getting accused of stuff when you're famous it opens the door for everybody to come out and say and me too, boss. >> reporter: some now disbelieved. jill scott supported cosby sweating in december, i'm respecting a man that's done more for the image of brown people than anybody ever. now tweeting she was wrong. sadly his own testimony offers proof of terrible deeds, which is all

cosby's answer? yes. tonight we will talk to some of the victims including the woman who told me this. >> i never saw any drugs, but i would wake up completely confused, half dressed and knowing that my body had been touched without my permission. >> we'll talk about that. tonight i want to get right to the our breaking news. stunning refuse loougslations from court documents unsealed today and what they mean for kboib bill cosby. joining me today the attorney for three of the cosby accusers. they have pending litigation against bill cosby. have you had the opportunity to speak with your clients about this new information? what are they saying? >> i do speak to my clients on a regular basis but i can't tell you what they say because of attorney-client privilege. >> can you express their sentiments without saying what they are saying. >> you can imagine that if in fact somebody has been branded a liar for accusing 34r bill cosby of drugging them or attempting to drug them and them raping them, and then the

cosby responds yes. so is this the smoking gun that people have been waiting to find out if cosby is some type of serial sexual assaulter? >> for some people it is. those who are claiming that they were sexually abuse bid the comedian. they look at this as somewhat of a vindication to the claims that they've been making against him. and for his constant denial that nothing that they said had any truth to this. they point to this and say this proves that we were not liars. >> meanwhile, the comes from the lawsuit in 2005 brought to light a decade later. what is cosby's response if any so far. >> so far no word from the comedian, no word from his attorneys. there's a lot of we questions being asked about this. those attorneys who tried very hard to keep this information sealed but the judge decided to release this information on what he's been calling the pound cake case. it was from bill cosby's own words. a man who has set him up as someone who stands for morality and moral issues. the judge said this sp

cosby answers yes. mind that were you going to use these quaaludes for young women that you wanted to have sex with? again, cosby answers yes. the seeming admission released after a judge released the deposition from a 2005 case brought against him by andrea constand accusing him of sexually assaulting her in his pennsylvania home. cosby settled case in 2006 for an undisclosed amount but we were told that the only reason he settled is because it would have been embarrassing in those days to put all those women on the stand, and his family had no clue. that would have been very hurtful. two months ago i sat down with bill cosby for an exclusive interview. he refused to address the allegations directly. >> it's interesting. this is a situation that's unprecedented. my family my friends, i have been in this business 52 years, and i will, i've never seen anything like this. and reality is the situation. and i can't speak. >> reporter: still, the testimony has refuelled the court of public opinion. >> you kn

cosby. huff says when she was 15 years old cosby allegedly molested her at the playboy mansion. according to the complaint cosby invited huff to tennis club where he served them alcoholic beverages. after that huff said it was on to the playboy club where he assaulted her in the bedroom. cosby and legal response says allegations are absolutely false and that huff tried to extort cosby for money. the year was 1974 but huff has been allowed to bring this case because of california law allowing for possible extension of statute of limitations for child sex abuse victims. >> i just want to let everyone know that straight ahead we will be speaking with bill cosby's attorney. this is the first time we will be hearing live from bill cosby's attorney. so stick around for that. thanks so much. >> important conversation. >>> there are a lot more questions than answers in the death of sandra bland. the jail officials claiming it was suicide. the family does not buy it. there are new developments. onlin

so cosby has hired. cosby hired monique pressley to defend him, so sorry bolivian llama dung miners you no longer have the world's least appealing job. a visible pivot for bill cosby's legal team mount ago vigorous public defense across network television and newspapers. if one is getting away with lodging the accusations with no proof then perhaps two can. then perhaps ten can but that does not make it so. >> i like the argument, if one chainz, then perhaps two chainz. very logical. it is logical. it makes sense. wait. can i see that lawyer again? >> okay. all right. just a simple observation. you hired a female black lawyer and you didn't go with claire huxtable? >> just more proof of your guilt. that's all i am saying. all right. so let's take a look at what not claire huxtable is putting out there as a public defense strategy. >> according to "the new york times" the team's strategy is to proceed on three broad fronts. before i get into it i thought we could say a bunch of time by popping those ballo

cosby said yes. >> later in the deposition, cosby mentioned having sex with a woman in las vegas though her identity is not clear. i meet the name a redacted in las vegas. she meets me back stage. i give her quaaludes. we then have sex. i do not -- i can't judge at this time what she knows about herself for 19 years a passive permit. >> this is a serious additional compounding factor in the on-going cosby saga. >> reporter: will bill cosby be charged for crimes that allegedly happened years ago. tom klein said it's very possible bill cosby's attorney declined to comment on this recent release of these documents. meanwhile, cosby is no longer affiliated with many boards and universities including temple university where he resigned last year. reporting live in the sat center david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, thanks for the new information, david. >>> you can stay with i'm witness news for continuing coverage of the allegations surrounding bill cosby. get the latest oh and "eyewitness news" and of course any time on our website it's cbsphilly.com. >>> fast moving storms po

cosby responds yes. but when a lawyer asked, did you ever give any of those young women the quaaludes without their knowledge? cosby's lawyer interrupted do not answer the question. the full deposition reveals details from other relationships. cosby admitting that he once asked a model about her father's death to get close to her. today another alleged cosby accuser, barbara bowman, reacted to the incriminating details. >> it was a sigh of relief to say, i don't have to defend myself anymore, and these other women don't have to defend themselves anymore. >> reporter: cosby also described the lengths he took to keep his affairs private from his wife camille. "the times" writes cosby once described blocking a damaging magazine article and sending a woman money through his agent so mrs. cosby wouldn't find out. nbc news has reached out to cosby's representatives but have not received any comment about the deposition. cosby has not been charged with any crime in connection with these allegations, and he has

cosby answers yes. cosby later corrects himself to say woman. not women. the associated press reports at least two women admit they willingly took drugs that cosby gave them. cosby has denied wrongdoing. cnn's efforts to contact his attorney for comments on the disclosures have been unsuccessful. >>> happening now. iran and six world powers face a deadline for the nuclear deal. a deadline that can be extended. with new snags cropping up an extension is looking more likely. iran expects the united nations to lift a five-year-old arms embargo. the u.s. and partners in the talks don't want that. they oppose lifting the ban on import and export of conventional arms. both say the burden is on the other side for the deal. let's bring in correspondent nic robertson for the latest in vienna. there are no easy decisions when you are talking with iran about a nuclear deal. they are all hard decisions. >> reporter: they are. they have been thrown into sharper focus. the situation you have here, you have all the heavy hitters in place. all of those people involved mak

so joey andrea constant the woman who accused cosby and then settled with him, how did cosby's legal team keep details of this deposition quiet for so many years, yet the transcript of it seems to have been available all along by way of this transcript service, which is how the "new york times" says it obtained it finally. >> sure. good afternoon to you. good morning here. but, you know here's what happened. of course there was a settlement there. the settlement reached in 2006 and as part of that settlement it was supposed to be kept confidential. in light of that the matter was out of public view and only until recently that motions were made in order to release this to the general public. and so a judge, it went through that j-udge the judicial process. cosby's lawyers attempted to keep i want that way. it's out in the public and these major revelations one after another shocking the conscience of us. >> is this considered a mistake made in terms of cosby has been able to maintain all this time not being able to say anything because this was a settlement and no one was to talk abo

cosby responds yes. lawyer asks did you ever give any of those young women the quaaludes without that knowledge? the lawyer interrupts, don't answer the question. cosby wants admitting he asked a model about her father's death to get close to her. another one responds. >> it was a sigh of relief to say i don't have to defend myself any meaner these other women don't have to defend themselves any more. >> reporter: cosby also described the lengths he took to keep his affairs private from his wife camille. the times writes cosby describes blocking a damaging magazine article and sending a woman money through his agent so mrs. cosby couldn't find out. >> nbc news reached out to cosby reps but not received any comments about the deposition. cosby settled out of court with the accuser in this case. >>> just after mid nights the cuban mission officially became an embassy once again. like wise in havana with the reopening of the american counter part there. a moment decades in themaking. the u.s. broke off dipl

from cosby himself. the comedian reveals in his own words in a 2005 deposition said authenticate pursued younger women for sexual prescription and obtained the sedative quaaludes to give to young women all while trying to keep it a secret from his wife. this new information was ornlly reported by the "new york times". cnn has now obtained a copy of the full transcript of the deposition cosby gave a decade ago in a civil suit filed by one much his accusers. cnn is currently going through the 1,000 page deposition. cnn's jean casarez joins us live from new york. he's been on the story from the start. jean you have been reading through this deposition. what more are you learning? >> it's very detailed. he gave this under oath. a sworn deposition. part of the one civil case back in 2005 andrea constant which resulted in a sealed confidential settlement but the "new york times" came out with a detail also written on this deposition and the headline really is that i've been a lot of women. all behind my wife's

big cosby said yes. after the defendant testified he obtained seven prescriptions, the follow temperature was elicited. he was asked, you gave them to other people. he says yes. why do you think he's admitting it in these documents? >> well that's a really good question. i have no idea. or basically, because he doesn't think he's done anything wrong. i really do i have always felt he was a sociopath. he has no moral compass. >> what about his contention or one that he may try to make hey, it was the '70s, people took quaaludes at parties. i did pass them out to people. what's the big deal? >> well i think -- look i can't speak to that. in the '70s, i wasn't in l.a. i wasn't taking quaaludes, i wasn't taking drugs, i was taking care of a baby and crocheting a lot, you know. >> that is a different -- you certainly were having a different experience. beyond feeling vindicated what do you think this changes? it was so long ago and the statute of limitations is up. >> i think the message has to be that fame a

we know that cosby was never criminally charged. so what's next for cosby? >> a lot of the charges couldn't have been brought when they were first alleged because many women thought they would never be believed by the world because cosby was such a beloved comedian in the united states. so the fact now, they will not probably be able to bring criminal charges, but they will be able to proceed civilly which is suing him for defamation of character, harm to their reputation harm to their ca roars careers, all the things which they believe with somebody who was really a hero in their minds, and it turned out differently for these women. >> we'll be watching very closely. okay deb feyerick thank you very much. we appreciate that. >> his accusers have been speaking out, reacting to the latest news. >> many of the women that we've spoken with say they feel vindicated by this news and something that they thought never would actually happen. >> caller: my god, i just i am so overwhelmed that this has come out at long last. at last we are being validated, and there i

cosby has never been criminally charged. for most accusations statute of limitations has run out. >> randi, appreciate it. >> attorney legal affairs commentator, and a medicine specialist, host of "dr. drew on call." drew pinski? >> is this proof bill cosby is proof of what some of his many accusers said he did to them? >> absolutely. he makes an admission under oath. it is really important to put the context here. he was being deposed because he was being sued civilly by some one who said that he gave her a drug and then he raped her. and under this you know under oath statement he makes an admission. which is why when you look at his lawyer's argument about why the documents should not have come out. are really laughable. they said this would embarrass bill cosby. the judge said why would he be embarrassed by giving his own account of what he did. i think this is vindication for two dozen women who said something similar happened to them. he can no longer continue to hide behind the denials the denials, the denials. >> dr.

cosby responds "yes." the deposition sealed for more than a decade came to light after the associated press petitioned a judge to release it. cosby's lawyers argued public disclosure would violate his right to privacy and would embarrass cosby. but the judge wasn't having it. issuing a stunning rebuke. "the stark contrast between bill cosby the public moralist and bill cosby the subject of serious allegations concerning improper and perhaps criminal conduct is a matter to which the public has a significant interest." cosby sidestepped questions about who he gave the drugs to and when or whether he ever coerced or forced women to take drugs. "did you ever give any of those young women the quaaludes without their knowledge," he was asked. cosby's attorney jumped in. "do not answer the question." cosby did describe one encounter in las vegas. "she meets me backstage. i give her quaaludes. we then have sex." no criminal charges were ever filed against mr. cosby. and the statute of limitations on most of the al

cosby. new, unsealed court documents show cosby admitted under oath to buying qaaludes in the 1970s with the intent of giving them to women he wanted to sleep with. the document is from testimony from a civil suit brought by a woman accusing him of drugging her and sexually assaulting her. kate joins me with the very latest. dait kate, good morning. >> good morning to you. these are documents they fought to keep sealed for decades, but after a request from the associated press, a judge in philadelphia says because bill cosby has been, quote, on a soapbox of moral issues he no longer has a right to keep all these records private. bill cosby, in his own words admitting he acquired seven prescriptions for qaaludes in the 1970s and gave them to other people. cosby was being sued by a woman who accused him of drugging and sexually assaulting her. cosby sat through a two-day deposition. when you got these qaaludes was it in your mind you were getting these for women you wanted to have sex with? co

cosby police yes.n lawyer follows up with this question quote did you give those young woman quaaludes without their knowledge. cosby's attorney makes several objections, and the comedian never answers. the case was settled. the documents sealed in 2006. cosby has never been charged with a crime and statute have of limitations on mess of the accusations has expired. but cameraata says in an active defamation case this new admittance may mean justice. >> it will be helpful to the victims that have claimed that they are telling

cosby replies yes. so, hearing that, do you see some sort of criminal charges brought against cosby based on this newly-released document or information? >> not in montgomery county, not in the case that i had. they might be able to use that as part of the common scheme plan or design in the other cases. but under pennsylvania law, in order to use a statement made by a suspect against them, you have to first be able to prove that a crime was committed. once a crime -- you can prove a crime was committed, then you can use so-called confessions or statements against the suspect. so there's nothing that's going to make this into a criminal case on sex july charges, based on the newly discovered transcripts. it does not mean that we're totally out of the box here. anything he said in that deposition back in ' 05 would be subject to perjury. >> that was the question. why did people -- many people wondered why did he say that? why did he supposedly tell the truth about quaaludes? i'm wondering if someone knew

i don't know, cosby replied. >> over the course of the deposition, cosby answered questions from an attorneyfrom 13 different jane doe's. one has been identified by her attorney. and today gloria is responding to the release of this deposition with this comment. she said cosby's testimony demonstrates how deceptive ma liplative and disgusting he is. it is no wonder he fought to keep the deposition hidden from public view. but the truth is out now and it will never be hidden again. allred allred's client ferier claims that cosby put drugs in her coffee. >> thank you so much. >>> my next guest said cosby drugged and raped her in 1984. heidi thomas is on the phone. thank you for being with me this morning. >> absolutely. >> what strikes you most in this deposition? >> nothing. i think all of us who have been victims nothing surprises us. it's everything we've been saying for 10 20 30 40 in one case 50 years. >> he just -- reading through this he seems delusional. the fact he said i was able to recognize nonverbal romantic feelings is creepy. >> right. i have spoken to several mental health peop

cosby? you are a monster. you are a vile severely ill person who has gone and taken advantage of 49 of us and we ask -- we want to come eye to eye with you, mr. cosby. we want our time in court. that will be our justice. because we're not going away. and we're each fighting to get our statutes of limitations via our states that we live in we want to make those changes. that's the justice, that's what we need to do each of us individually have to suffer through but not in silence anymore, that we are all share the same identical story, the same piece that mr. cosby alleges that we are liars and drug addicts and alcoholics and what not and it's high time that the world finally starts to look and see directly at mr. cosby and that he's the one that is at fault, not us. >> that was beth ferrier. thank you so much. i have cnn legal analyst mark geragos and also with me attorney lisa bloom who represents former super model janice dickinson. she says bill cosby sexually assaulted her back in 1982 and she's suing cosb

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first up the bill cosby bombshell.n who starred that" that edred in that long running top tv show admitted he acquired drugs to give to women with whom he wanted to have sex but he did not admit to drugging any of them. this coming from court documents from about ten years ago when the comedian wa

. >>> and we've heard from bill cosby's accusers for years but getting bill cosby's side has been very difficult. today, a rare opportunity as bill cosby's lawyer will join us live here from the fox news desk. i'll ask about quaaludes and rape and secrecy and lawsuits. so let's get to it. >> announcer: now, shepard smith reporting. >>> hillary clinton is trailing to republican rivals in a few important swing states this afternoon. that's the finding from a brand-new survey from quinnipiac university. in it most voters say they do not trust the democratic front-runner. the polls show in iowa were the election held today, secretary clinton would lose to republican candidate jeb bush or marco rubio or scott walker were one of those her had opponent. here you see the points. each candidate has over secretary clinton. of course iowa holds the first makings of a presidential contest. in iowa, the quinnipiac shows that hillary clinton comes in behind the same three republicans but governor bush's lead is in the margin error. and in the state of virginia each gop candidate is ahead, again in a