>> the case against cosby. >>> morning mr. bill cosby how are you doing today? >> he is an american icon. who could soon become a convicted felon. >> good luck on your trial, sir. >> thank you. >> it is a criminal trial for aggravated indecent assault to which he has pleaded not guilty. and it comes on the heels of very public, very graphic allegations from dozens of women who say the man who sold kids pudding pops -- >> what do you call this masterpiece? >> pop art. >> and taught a nation how to parent. >> how you doing, peaches -- >> is a serial rapist. >> sort of got this haze and then blank. i'm going in and out of consciousness during the raping. >> he was on top of ming himself in my mouth. >> and my panties are bunched over to the side. >> i remember him stirring and starting to get on top of me again. >> i remember yelling no, stop i can't do this. >> he had sex with me, he raped me. >> that's barbara bowman, lily bernard and heidi thomas. they are among more than 50 women who claim the comedian assaulted them after drugging them. though he denies all al

cosby. the district attorney saying this is not over and they will retry the case again. that was gloria allred along with some of bill cosby's accusers, charged in a total of three charges in this case, in which there has now been a mistrial relating to the sexual assault of a woman. obviously, back to norristown as events happen. in the meantime, i'm leland vittert from washington and elizabeth prann, bringing us the story. >> since we've had the initial reporting of a mistrial. we've heard not only from andrew wyatt as he was escorting, exiting bill cosby out of the courtroom. we've seen this over the course of a 11 days because bill cosby is 80 years old and legally blind. listen, yes, we heard the d.a. wants to bring this case again, it's going to cost millions and millions of dollars to taxpayers and shortly after that, we heard from gloria allred. she represents 33 alleged victims of bill cosby's accusers. she does not represent andrea constand, but she has two of the victims there to

cosby.nd two may be just around the corner. and this time justice may prevail. >> good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thanks for joining us. for nearly a week the jury deliberated working to achieve a verdict in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. this morning they returned telling the judge they were hopelessly deadlocked. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan was there as the judge declared a mistrial. >> reporter: for the sixth morning, 79-year-old actor and comedian bill cosby entered the montgomery county courthouse waiting for a jury to decide his fate. unlike the long days of questions and deadlocked deliberations up until now things happened fast. by 10:15, the jury announced they couldn't reach a unanimous verdict so judge steven o'neill declared a mistrial. some cheers for cosby as his legal team addressed the belabored yet inconclusive outcome. >> justice is real. it lives here in montgomery county. i'm proud to have been able to represent mr. cosby. we came here looking f

cosby.e just around the corner. >> reporter: accuser linda kirk patrick applauded the jury for its dedication and says regardless of a mistrial, this case and all of its publicity will make a difference in the future handling of sexual assault cases. >> he thought he could bury us. he didn't know we were seeds. we are sprouting up. we are looking for reform. uncovering the rape culture in this country. >> reporter: far different outlook cosby supporters with signs and t-shirts calling this a victory for the comedian. >> i told bill cosby last week that he was going to win this. >> reporter: today, like other days, this week, we heard the constant clicking of photographer's cameras and watched as journalists from all over the world scurried for a front row spot at podiums and along the barricades where today bill cosby walk out smiling and with that, the curtain has closed and the montgomery county courthouse will be quite once again. jennifer joyce, fox 29 news

that is okay. >> the assistant to bill cosby, and bringing bill cosby in and out, in this particular trial. he did address the fact the da retried his case and immediately listen this is going to cost millions and millions of dollars. i want to get to camille cosby's role in this trial but i want to get your reaction because after that, it is going to cost too much, and inconvenience. what is your reaction? >> i'm attorney gloria allred. >> the defense. >> let's go. >> one of the accusers of bill cosby -- i am attorney gloria allred. i represent 33 accusers to bill cosby, one of them is linda kirkpatrick who is with me today and making a statement. we have with us joel ellison. make a statement as well. this is my statement in reference to the mistrial. we never underestimate the blinding power. >> we can never underestimate the blinding power of celebrities but justice will come. i hope the prosecution will try this case again. the court will permit prior, bad act witnesses to testify as the prosecution requested for this trial. for the trial that just ended, and allow one such prio

cosby powers back. he's back. he's been restored. >> while the prosecution promises they're not done. >> we will take a hard look at everything involved. and then we will retry it. >>> good evening. i'm denise nakano. jurors in the sexual assault trial had a rare saturday session this morning and quickly returned with their ruling. the jurors only discussed the case for about an hour today before declaring they were hopelessly deadlocked. leaving the judge to declare a mistrial. bill cosby didn't speak following the announcement, but the d.a. said he will retry the 79-year-old comedian. until that happens, cosby remains free on $1 million bail. we've had a team of nbc 10 reporters covering the trial since it started. tonight we have team coverage of today's big decision. nbc 10's andrea cline-thomas spoke with members of cosby's team. drew smith has reaction from outside the courthouse. but let's go to randy gyllenhaal. >> reporter: you mentioned the jurors returning for a saturday deliberation. did not last long.

cosby.ound two may be just around the corner and this time justice may prevail. >> good evening everyone, i'm natasha brown. thank you so much for joining us. hopelessly deadlocked that's how the jury for the bill cosby trial described the ending of more than 50 hours of deliberations this morning and in the end the judge was forced to declare a mistrial in the sexual assault case against bill cosby. we do have team coverage this evening for you. cleve bryan is outside of the courthouse in norristown montgomery county but we begin with alexandria hoff live at the ritz-carlton in philadelphia tonight where she just spoke to one of cosby's attorneys and his spokesperson. alex. >> reporter: yeah, well, natasha this mistrial means mr. cosby is a free man. sitting down with his team they say that he is now enjoying his time and his father's day weekend with his wife here in the philadelphia area. now, we learned some interesting things about this trial as a whole in sitting down with him just a f

, the wife of bill cosby. defense lawyers told the juror that cosby had a secret fling with constand and he didn't want his wife to know about it, they also laid out a story in which constand was lying. they were lovers and bill cosby didn't want his wife to know. that's what his lawyer spent two hours trying to stress to the jury. a number of times saying cosby was investigated and cleared in 2005 because the district attorney then found constand was lying, giving inconsistent stories and changing the dates of when the assault allegedly happened. the closing argument was powerful. he's begging them to end this case. he says constand is lying and so is another accuser who testified about a 1996 assault and they say the only reason the case was carried out is because cosby's 2005 deposition where he admitted to getting quaaludes in 1970 was unsealed. it had nothing to do with party drugs and there's no proof that's what he gave constand. camille cosby sat on one side of the courtroom, constand on the other. per

. >> tonight, judging cosby. a juror from the bill cosby sexual harassment trial revealing insider detailed after 52 hours of deliberations. >> there was four people crying in the room. just couldn't handle it. >> what led to the deadlocked decision. now the prosecution vowing a retrial and the comedian remains a free man. >> i want to thank the jury. >> his big plans for what's next. >>> plus model mom, from magazine cover girl to global activist, our journal to see world renown beauty christy turlington, inspired by a brush with death in her own pregnancy and now a rush to bring maternal health care to moms around the world. >>> and lean back rapper remy ma reigniting with nicki minaj. with an on-stage dis, what she said and why this is real. >>> but first the "night line" five. the "night line" five. ♪ >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight a juror from the bill cosby trial takes us in the jury room. sequestered with 11 strangers, tensions high, and why he feels bad it all ended in deadlock and the o

camille cosby is so far the only family member to appear with cosby in court. if cosby is found guilty he could spend up to 30 years in jails. it carries a maximum sentence of ten years. the verdict could come down any second now. we will have live team coverage just as soon as it happens right here from the courthouse and on the nbc10 app. for now, we'll send it back to the studios and erin coleman. >> thanks for that. a reunion now that is a decade in the making. a new jersey couple's wedding ring was stolen during a burglary years ago. nbc10's jersey shore ted greenberg has the story. >> i can't believe it. >> reporter: a decade after it was stolen, tina of margate is stunned that her wedding band is back on her finger. the gold ring taken by a burglar from their former house. the couple's matching bands each with the others name engraved inside highly sentimental. >> when we got married, that was the last present given to me from my mom which she passed away right after our wedding. >> reporter: last month a call came out of the blue from ventnor police. >>

then of course he did "the bill cosby show" in the '70s, "fat albert" and "the cosby show." important, very significant work but i'm afraid that on top of that, there's going to be this cloud for a long, long time that he will be most known for. >> what i hear you saying is a generation of young americans will know bill cosby because of sexual assault allegations. given that, do you think the man, tenhe entertainer, can or will bounce back publicly? >> i think it will be tough. we should remember he was toward the end of his career anyway. he had done some comedies that didn't do so well but he was still performing. he had been developing a network television show. i certainly don't think that's going to happen. i can't imagine him getting any big projects at this point. he may choose to go out and perform as he was doing before but he will probably also be, for a long time, plagued with protesters, people that show up at these things and complain about him and all of that. i think it's going to be very difficult for him to have a public life. however this verdict ended up g

cosby to anything. and while they read transcripts from his deposition, which can arguably be interpreted as damaging, my understanding is that those trimanscripts, he al said everything was consensual. so i think the prosecutors thought that they brought in the testimony of other alleged victims, that it would win the day, and the judge limited them to just one. i think that's where they miscalculated. >> i made the mistake of saying six hours. there was only six minutes of testimony there for the defense. so to that point as well. wendy, i do want to play for you what a spokeswoman for camille cosby has recently told reporters in a prepared statement just about an hour or so ago. here it is. >> how do i describe the district attorney? heinously and exploitively ambitious. how do i describe the judge? overtly arrogant and collaborating with the district attorney. how do i describe the counsels for the accusers? totally unethical. how do i describe many, but not all, general media? blatantly vicious ent

cosby.ome quotes we received from, again, jean casarez and lawrence crook from inside the courtroom. he asked each juror, polled each of them and said does this indicate that the jury is hopelessly deadlocked and the foreperson said yes. the judge again then asked all jurors do you agree there is a hopeless deadlock which cannot be resolved by further deliberations and each juror then again answered in the affirmative. the cosbys' defense, they asked for a motion for mistrial and that was granted. then the judge made this comment to all the jurors. probably one of the more courageous acts, the selfless acts i have ever seen in the justice system. i feel bad for you all. he also said i'm compelled at this stage to grant a motion for mistrial based off manifest necessity. so again, they have been deliberating for about 53 hours since they received this case on monday. they have been trying to come to some sort of agreement on three counts of aggravated indecent assault, assault without consent

in a powerful opening, cosby's lawyer at times raised his voice almost yelling and said cosby's own words will show what happened with him and constand was conessentialal saying she called cosby more than 50 times after the alleged assaults. the two exchanged gifts and she watched him perform and gotten the tickets from that show from cosby. he is an innocent man and asked the jury to keep in mind when police investigated the case in 2005, cosby was not charged. now prosecutors did tell the jury that cosby's own statements are what led to the filing now, years later. statements the jury won't know where they came from, that they came from a civil suit filed by adrian constand. the jury won't get information as to where that deposition came from. the first witness in the case, a woman who claimed bill cosby sexually assaulted her back in 1996. we'll tell you what she told the jury coming up tonight at 6:00. we're live in norristown, deanna durante, nbc10 news. >> we're following every angle of this trial. in-depth analyst of our legal expert. also, look for updates on air and on our nbc10

cosby's team was really celebrating. cosby had nothing to say. cosby's attorney read a statement from his wife who showed up for one day of testimony throughout this two week trial where she basically said the judge was arrogant and he was conspireing with the districttt really a remarkable statement here after court. >>> nbc chris pallone, good to see you and thank you for the insight, sir. >>> as we look to the rest of the evening hours, we will have scattered showers. mainly east of 95 for most, dry tonight. rain leaving richmond. parts of charles, saint mary, but here in the metro area, areas to the north. if you have outdoor plans tonight, you really don't need to worry about rain. 87 degrees right now. isolated showers until 8 or 9:00. sun goes down. showers sizzle out. tomorrow morning already start the day,at updates to storm chances tomorrow afternoon coming up at about 6:18. >>> about an hour ago, authorities gave the all clear. they may have seen somebody wearing a mask or a gun at a hartford community college in bell air maryland. jus

and the cosby side?>> oh, absolutely. there's something to be said about the idea of being gracious. it doesn't mean that bill cosby has to be grateful. i'm sure he has a lot to be thankful for that he's not being taken into custody today. but the reality is as paul said, there's going to be another bite of the apple as declared by the d.a. the d.a. ran on a platform that included making sure that cosby was prosecuted. he also made a post-mistrial statement, he being the d.a., saying andrea constand, the victim, deserves a verdict. he didn't say she deserves a guilty verdict. he said she deserves a verdict and that is totally true. everyone deserves closure. perhaps we will see it in round two of state versus cosby. >> paul, did bill cosby not taking the stand in his own defense play a role in the ultimate deadlocking of the jury we are seeing this morning? >> i think so. i think it contributed to it. i'm sure, you know, whenever you have a trial, jurors really want to see the person. they always want th

i would caution cosby's defense team to maybe stamp down or clamp down on camille cosby's statements. she's making some really aggressive really verbal, very vocal clearly in the media statements that could come back to bite them later on. if i were her i'd probably calm down a little bit because frankly she was there such a nominal amount of time considering the length of the time of trial. >> i'm going to ask my director, will, to put that sound bite up there so all of you can understand what you are talking about, katie. the tone of camille cosby, granted, she is his wife, granted she's been put through the wringer on any number of levels as relating to this particular case. but let's play that sound bite and we'll get your reaction on the other side to that, ted. here it is. >> how do i describe the district attorney? heinously and explosively ambitious. how do i describe the judge? overtly arrogant, and collaborating with the district attorney. how do i describe the counsels for the accusers? totally unethical. >> so, ted, to katie's point there, can this kind of thing be admitte

cosby cunundroom. the jury still cannot decide the fate of america's dad for four straight nights. >>> breaking news in atlantic city. the search for two teenagers who went swimming and never came back. >>> bigger than baseball. we're live in washington where democrats and republicans are playing together after a gunman's attack on a congressman. ♪ >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >>> breaking news right now at 11:00, the bill cosby drama heightens as the dead locked jury gets sent home for the night once again. this is bill cosby leaving about 90 minutes ago after jurors were sent back for a fourth straight night. good evening everyone. live outside the court house here in montgomery county again where the suspense continues to build tonight. this as calls are growing louder for a mistrial from cosby supporters. hear what we know at this hour, the jury was sent home around 9:00, they've deliberated for 40 hours over the course of four days. they were dead locked just after 11:00. and before dismissing the ju

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cosby would have made.the deposition that was read aloud by someone else in the court. they felt if they went more minimalist they could avoid some pitfalls and create reasonable doubt in another way. >> what are we missing in this conversation? you have heard so many cases over the years. what we are missing? >> i don't know that you're really missing anything. the facts are not largely in dispute. consent was the issue. three different theories, without consent, unconscious, pills that made her incapable of consent. that's what the jury was grappling with here. when you look at the evidence presented, less than the previous prosecutor had when he made the decision not to go forward because that prosecutor didn't have cosby's deposition. the civil case hadn't happened yet. so when bruce castor, the d.a. in 2005 decided not to go forward, he was evaluating the evidence we have now, minus bill cosby's admissions. the statements he made in his deposition. when that was unsealed in 2015, that's what caused the

cosby. we came here looking for acquittal, but like that rolling stones says you don't sometimes you get what you need. >> reporter: cosby spokesmen raised his fists in victory. >> mr. cosby's power is back. >> reporter: cosby kept quiet. leaving court he only pause todd wave to his supporters. prosecutors say that the legal battle is far from over and immediately declaring their intention force a retrial. >> we'll val wait, and review our case. we will take a hard look at everything involved and then we will retry it. >> reporter: district attorney kevin steel says his team will be ready to meet retrying the sexual assault case within four months. i has little doubt that andrea constand will testify against cosby again. >> she's entitled to a verdict in this montgomery county, where this crime occurred, are s case, and we will to try to get that done. >> reporter: we don't know break down how many jurors but cosby was guilty or not, district attorney steel says thinks his first mistrial in

take a listen to a member of cosby's team reading a statement from cosby's wife, camille. >> she is goingsigned statement from mrs. camille cosby. >> how do i describe the district attorney? heinously and exploitively ambitious. how do i describe the judge? overtly arrogant in collaborating with the district attorney. how do i describe the counsels for the accusers. totally unethical. how do i describe many but not all general media? blatantly vicious entities that continually disseminated intentional omissions of truth for the primary purpose of greedily selling sensationalism at the expense of a human life. historically people have challenged injustices. i'm grateful to any of the jurors who tenaciously fought to review the evidence which is the rightful way to make a sound decision. ultimately that is a manifestation of justice based on facts, not lies. as a very special friend once stated, truth can be subdued but not destroyed. >> that statement of camille cosby, bill cosby's wife, being read there. still no words directly from bill cosby himself. joining me is victims rights attorne

cosby at trial. is the testimony of the complainant, and of course that's dependent on how credible she is in the eyes of the jury. the next is the testimony of their corroborative witness and the third is mr. cosby's deposition testimony. >> in previous court documents, cosby has admitted to giving quaaludes to young women. he says the encounter with constand was consensual. kenneth craig, cbs news norris town pennsylvania. >> the trial is expected to last two weeks. >>> here's a quick look at a time line of allegations against cosby. in 2000 actress lachelle covington filed a police report saying cosby sexually abused her. reports say cosby was not questioned or charge. in february 2005 lawyer tamara green claims cosby drugged and groped her in the 1970s. in june, beth ferrier cosby drugged her and sexually assaulted her more than two decades earlier. a year later barbara bowman, another of the jane doe witnesses comes forward and many of you are sounding off on social media over the cosby case. tw

>> cosby, yes. >> more than just creepy the response may add context to cosby's acknowledgment he gavendrea con stan benadryl on the night he's 11 to have groped her. constand claims the medication left her groggy and unable to push cosby away. the prosecution now complete the defense will begin to tell its side of the story starting monday. and like any good entertainer, team cosby put out a tease late friday to keep the audience interested. >> we have not ruled out, um, mr. cosby testifying any time as of yet. we're weighing all our options. >> nothing is ever off the table when you're in the trial of this magnitude. you have to look at and weigh all your options. >> mr. cosby, what do you think of your chances. >> cosby flatly denied he would testify during a radio interview a couple of week ago. the lawyer representing nearly three dozen other cosby accusers says, don't hold your breath waiting for the cause cos. >> i would say that that is about as likely as any of us leaving for the moon on monday. but i guess one never knows. >> reporter: as we have report the andrea constand wa

cosby out of state.f the big headlines also an appearance by cosby's wife camille walked her husband into the courtroom this morning. it's the first time we've seen her since the trial began. jim rosenfield joins us live from outside the courthouse. we heard from a cosby spokesperson today about camille's appearance. >> reporter: this as you mentioned was the first time we saw her here at the courthouse standing by her man since the start of this trial. they've been married 53 years and she arrived with bill cosby today outside court, also walked into the courtroom with me and sat near him and it was more than just appearances by all accounts. we spoke to our legal analyst today. camille cosby's arrival at court and her decision to stand by her man is a clear defense strategy that hopes to send a certain message to the jury. >> it's definitely planned. she was there. not only was she there but the defense during their closing pointed her out and said she deserved better. their whole point was to show the

. >> tonight, judging cosby. a juror from the bill cosby sexual harassment trial revealing insider detailed after 52 hours of deliberations. >> there was four people crying in the room. just couldn't handle it. >> now prosecution demanding a retrial and the comedian remains a free man. >> i want to thank the jury. >> his big plans for what's next. >>> plus model mom, our journal to see world renown beauty christie turlington, running to health care to montms around th world. >>> and lean back rapper reigniting with nicki minaj. with an on-stage dis, what she said and why this is real. >>> but first the "night line" five. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. now with our new fios gigabit connection, 20 times faster than most people have. and the price is amazing too for $79.99 a month online for the first year you'll get our fastest triple play with hbo included for 2 years. leave cable's slower internet speeds behind. so hurry up and switch to f