bill cosby.ust thought, wow! that's so lucky. >> was it good luck turned bad? the case against cosby. ♪ ♪ >>> breaking news. >> hollywood movie producer harvey weinstein is apologizing after a new york times report detailed numerous allegations of sexual harassment. >> more and more women are coming forward. >> years before sexual misconduct allegations against hollywood mogul harvey weinstein triggered a movement. >> stop the violence! stop the rape! >> there was one woman who came forward with allegations of sexual assault against another hollywood giant. bill cosby. her name, andrea constand, and her 2005 allegations eventually led to what you could call the prelude to me too, with more than 50 women alleging america's dad sexually assaulted them, as well. >> he was on top of me, putting himself in my mouth. >> i remember yelling no, stop! i can't do this. >> he had sex with me. he raped me. >> cosby has always denied all allegations. if true, the claims from barbara bowman, heidi thomas, lily

i was 24 years old when i first met bill cosby. >> reporter: as seen in a&e's documentary "cosby: thehomas alleges cosby drugged her when she was invited to reno for acting coaching. >> he said, let's try a cold read. so he handed me a script. and the person i'm supposed to be clearly is intoxicated. i do remember him saying, heidi, have you ever been drunk? and i said, no, not really. and he said, well, how do you expect to play a role like this? so he poured a glass and he said, all right, this is your prop. you're going to sip on your wine. and i literally -- i don't remember anything other than one sip. >> reporter: she says the next four days are a drug-induced blur. but she says she does remember mental snapshots. >> my clothes were on, his were not. and i was lying down. and he was forcing himself in my mouth. then the next snapshot is i hear his voice basically telling me that we're going to be doing this again. and i thought, this isn't why i'm here. >> reporter: cosby has denied any nonconsensual relations. she waited until three years ago to tell her story publicly in detai

bill cosby stood up. he's been very mile md manneredd quiet and said in a booming voice, "he doesn't have a plane you asshole." it was screaming, it was direct and it was focused for the state attorney who led the prosecution for him now to be found guilty. >> we're going to go to that news conference momentarily. let's listen in right now. >> hi, okay. i'm attorney gloria allred. i represent 33 april cuesers of bill cosby, and i would like to make a short statement and then i would like to also make a statement on behalf of the three of the five prior bad act witnesses whom i represent who testified in the second criminal trial. first of all, i want to thank the jury. justice has been done! and we're very, very happy and proud of this result. beginning in late 2014, the accusers of mr. cosby, whom i represented, began to speak out. it took a great deal of courage. in the beginning many were not believed. we are so happy that finally we can say women are believed and not only on #metoo but in a court of l

the cosby legacy. it's disappointing to see that these allegations actually were -- were found -- he was convicted, so there is some obvious truth in his behavior for decades. and for those of us who have grown up privy to his influence and his power, it is a very disappointing day. but at the same time, a very gratifying day because this type of behavior cannot be tolerated regardless of who you are, and regardless of any outstanding factor. women were abused. women were violated. and i think that the environment during this trial showed that the me too movement is real, and it's strong, and this trial was placed in the fertile environment of that movement which i believe largely led to this conviction. >> mar vet, how do you feel about him walking out of the courtroom and going home after this? >> i do feel as though his day in court will -- i do believe that this won't be -- he won't be home for long. let's just say that. >> got it. >> i do believe that his aim played a factor. his health played a f

cosby now a convicted felon. convicted on three counts of assault on a woman. three counts that in sentencing, when that happens, could leave him in prison for the rest of his born days. we have a statement that's just been released from one of his victims, janice baker kinney, who released it just a short time ago on bill cosby. i'm gonna read it for you. it's not real short. she writes, i am overwhelmed with joy, relief and gratitude. joy that finally justice has been served. relief that the years of this toxic chain of silence has been broken. and we can now move forward with our heads held high as survivors and not victims. and gratitude, so much gratitude for the fierce and steadfast supporters, my fellow sister survivors, kevin steele and the entire district attorneys office, and to the men and women on this jury. i'm so grateful that this jury was able to distinguish the facts and really hear our true pain versus the defense's shameful fictional nonsense, their stereotypical victim blaming. i would also li

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where cosby explained. interestingly, essentially, cosby says this was the third time he and constand had been together in an intimate situation. he describes this whole thing as a consensual romantic relationship that had been going on for some years. he admits that there was some penetration digitally and he says that essentially this was consensual. he described another encounter weeks before where constand told him to stop and he stopped. so essentially saying the defense is saying there was this implied content. there were two adults who had been doing things like this before and that's how they seemed to get around this notion of consent because clearly there was no clear stated consent by andrea constand according to any testimony we heard. again, some of this is still just reading tea leaves. we have no idea which way the jury is going. you could look at the questions they've asked, the testimony they've heard, and suggest -- it ugs either a guilty verdict or acquittal. the bottom line is who does t

for there was the cosby show but he was also a figure in the u.s. civil rights movement and as you said earlier he has been he enjoyed support from african-americans right up until recently. oh absolutely he has donated so much art and millions of dollars to historically black colleges and universities here in the u.s. he's always been about education for african-americans really trying to help them with scholarship funds but you know ironically it was an african-american male who really bought this to the forefront a comedian by the name of hannibal buress who had been joking several years ago that bill cosby was really a rapist and people should look into it no one took it seriously and still more women start coming forward saying this comedian is telling the truth i know because i was sexually assaulted by him and initially it was a lot of blowback after years against dean and a lot of people got behind these women as more and more more and more women that is came forward and they were all of different races saying the same thing that they were d

cosby? the panel of seven men and five women reach the verdict after deliberating for 14 total hours over two days. vindicating prosecutor's decision to retry cosby after his first trial ended with a hung jury less than a year ago. as we have mentioned, bill cosby could get ten years in prison on each of the three counts of aggravated and decent assault. he's likely to get less than that under state guidelines. given his age, even a modest term could mean bill cosby will die behind bars. bryan llenas is live on scene and outside the courthouse. bryan? >> there were hundreds of people came out of nowhere cheering on as bill cosby left. he put his hand in the air after he was found guilty, guilty, guilty on all three indecent aggravated assault charges. this stemmed from the one case in 2004, andrea constand. a manager for basketball operations for temple, this jury of seven men and five women found that andrea was -- they believed her. they believed her testimony. there wasn't a lot of physic

tears of joy from cosby's accusers and an angry outburst from cosby himself. nbc's stephanie gosk has the details. >> reporter: bill cosby, comedian, actor, the man who once dubbed america's dad, the 80-year-old is convicted on three counts of aggravated indecent assault. >> what was revealed through this investigation was a man who had spent decades preying on women, that he drugged and sexually assaulted. >> reporter: as the verdict was read, cosby accusers not part of the case gasped and sobbed in the courtroom asking the judge to call for order. the jury decided beyond a reasonable doubt that cosby drugged and sexually assaulted andrea constand in his pennsylvania home in 2004. constand, a former temple university employee, stared ahead during the verdict with lili motion little emotion on her face. a year ago a jury dead locked on the same criminal charges. for many alleged victims whose accusations never led to cr criminal charges, this was seen as their victory as well. >> can you pinch me? i feel like i'm dreaming. >> the justice system is finally payi

. >>> the cosby effect. bill cosby found guilty, the first criminal conviction of this #metoo era. what's next for his case, and what long-lasting impact could it von our culture? we get to news stories in a moment, but we start with that historic meeting some 53 years in the making. north korea's leader kim jong-un taking one step across the border into south korea earlier today. the step could end this state of war that existed since june of 1950. kim, warmly gree lly greeted by korea's president. the pair later issues a declaration vowing to usher in "a new era of peace." also agreed on a common goal of complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. the breakthrough meeting seen largely as a victory for president trump who made north korea a cornerstone of his foreign policy. in a meeting with the german chancellor angela merkel, the president asked if the u.s. was perhaps being played by north korea? >> i don't think he's playing, and it's never gone like this. of gone this far, this enthusiasm for them wanting to make a deal. i agree. the united states has been played beau

cosby prepared to go to prison? >> no comment from bill cosby's team. you can see his spokesman usher him into his car after that brief encounter with cameras and microphones. cnn athena jones is covering more of these developments for us along with cnn legal analyst areefa martin. what more do we know about how all of this ticktock of earlier today. >> reporter: we know the jury deliberated for more than 14 hours, 14 hours and 22 minutes, and they came back with these three guilty verdicts. let's remind our viewers exactly what cosby was charged with. he was charged with penetrating the genitals of andrea constand without her consent and while she was unconscious and impairing her ability to control her conduct by administering drugs, intoxicants or other means. so these are three serious charges he faces up to ten years on each count. we understand that he could serve those ten years if he is, in fact, sentenced to the full ten years, he could serve those concurrently, of course. cosby is 80 years old and is legally blind. everyone should remember, th

cosby was her mentor bernard says and cosby denies it, she said one night he gave her a drink and the room started spinning. >> the next memory i'm on the floor on the carpet and i remember the sensation of the carpet against the flesh of my back like velcro, like this and it hurt. and i couldn't move because of the drugs. >> reporter: when the verdict came down today, lily bernard let out a wail in the courtroom. >> i feel like my faith in humanity is restored. this is a victory, not just for the common wealth of pennsylvania, not just for the victim in the case, andrea constad, not just for the 62 of us publicly known survivors, but it's also a victory for all sexual assault survivors. >> reporter: last year, when the first cosby trial ended with a hung jury, they were devastated, but that was before harvey winestein, me too and a national reckoning. >> the me too movement has arrived and well and is living in montgomery county, throughout this nation and throughout this world. thank you. >> reporter: and they say they are just getting started. >> we are now part of the tsunami of w

what happens to the cosby show? something that was probably one of the most successful shows ever in syndication. you know, it's like when you watch the naked gun and oj is in it, you can't really watch it the way you used to you watch it when you watch the cosby show when you are looking at it, it changes the way you look at something. i wonder if that's just a show that kind of just goes away. >> dana: said in my ear one station already cancelled it. i'm not wild, jesse, about taking jury verdicts as political statements because i think jury verdicts are based on evidence of a crime. but, it's sort of inevitable today that that's what happened. >> >> jesse: if you look at it in the con teskts me too movement. greg has talked about the stratosphere of guilt. very clear bill cosby is on the far end of stratosphere is he in the harvey weinstein situation because as you said the predatory type behavior, the quaaludes and mixing the quaaludes with alcohol in a grooming process over a pattern over the course of since th

bill cosby finalmente es culpable.silencio del abuso que recibieron. javier: usted tambiÉn fue vÍctima de abuso, de acoso. el caso suyo no hubo justicia.en este caso la justicia tocÓ la puerta de estas mujeres. cÓmo lo ve usted? juana: veo esto que todavÍa hay mucha lucha por seguir y que vamos a seguir hablando. hablando para que haya justicia y tengamos leyes, para que sigamos peleando para que haya una ley en long beach, para que hayan leyes en los Ángeles, en todo california para proteger a las mujeres especialmente que trabajamos en hoteles, porque trabajamos solas sin ninguna seguridad que pueda protegernos en caso de que seamos acosadas. javier: queremos agradecer este contacto. muchas gracias por estar con nosotros y darnos sus explicaciones y darnos su mirada de este tema. carolina: bill cosby, un hombre que rompiÓ barrÍas-- barreras raciales a quien estados unidos en su momento. era considerado millonario. javier: recuerda el show de cosbyen los estados unidos tambiÉn. a través de univision.com/encuestas tene

who the real bill cosby was."efense team says their interaction was consensual.tom mesereau / attorney for bill cosby: "we are very disappointed by the verdict. we don't think mr. cosby is guilty of anything." in the wake of constand's accusations -- more than 50 other women came forward with similar stories.lili bernard / cosby accuser: "women are worthy of being believed."this is the second criminal trial for america's t-v dad.the first ended in a hung jury -- last year.this time -- it took jurors more than 14 hours over two days to deliberate.once the verdict was read -- several of cosby's accusers left the courtroom in tears. but quickly expressed triumph. lili bernard / cosby accuser: "i feel like my faith in humanity is restored."victoria valentino / cosby accuser: "we are vindicated, we are validated and we are now part of the tsunami of women's power and justice."cosby -- now a convicted felon -- is out on a million dollar bail. he's under house arrest as he waits to be sentenced.tom mesereau / attorney fo

cosby's guilty of anything. and the fight is not over. >> reporter: just hours after the verdict, three more universities rescinded cosby's honorary degrees. he had to forfeit his passport and he can't leave the county until his sentencing, which is expected in 60 to 90 days. john. >> at adriana, thanks. the in thtrial, the judge let oa cusers testify, was that the key? >> it really was the death nell for bill cosby pretrial. in the first trial, you had one other accuser who was trying to supplement what could be considered in that day and age a weaker case of andrea constand. in today's world of me too, you had andrea constand's story with an explanation from a rape trauma expert as to why people continue relationships with the person they've accused, why they contact them, why they may be with them again, when that's bolstered by five others to try and show a common scheme or plan, where he would lure them into an environment he controlled, where he would drug them and then take advantage of them by indecently

>>> tonight, bill cosby found guilty. and cosby's outburst in court. the expletive. what he shouted at the d.a. the comedian committed of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman. others breaks down in court. could cosby spend the rest of his life in pricen. >>> president trump live on tv, saying michael cohen represented him in the stormy daniels ordeal. >>> we have breaking news about the former police officer who authorities say murdered 12 people and raped at least 40. now, they reveal how they caught him. the messages he would later leave for his alleged victims. >>> the refinery explosion. mandatory evacuations. >>> the deputy shot and killed. tonight, the reward. >>> and just hours before the nfl draft, the offensive tweets that just surfaced. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a thursday night and we begin with bill cosby, found guilty. the actor and comedian once known as america's dad found guilty of all charges today, his head down, taking deep breaths after the verktd. he was accused of drugging and assaulting a woman in his home. prosecu

bill cosby, guilty on all three counts. i repeat, bill cosby has been -- is guilty on all three counts. indecent aggravated assault. they found him guilty on penetration without consent. guilty on penetration while andrea constand was unconscious and intoxicated. shep. >> wow. an incredible turn of events appeared we were told this would be a completely different trial from the previous one. the circumstances in this trial were certainly different. the testimony that was received had, in many cases, different rules. now the verdict has been reached. it took just over a day of deliberation for these seven men and five women. now we are going to pause for just a second. viewers of fox television stations across the nation join us. good afternoon from fox news in new york, i am shepard smith on fox news channel, satellite and cable. fox television's across the nation. a verdict in the retrial of comedian bill cosby, the man has now been found guilty on all charges against him. guilty in the sexual assault trial that had been b

cosby. and he was laughing at her. she was 17 years old when he drug asked raped her and when she was crying about how he took away her childhood he was laughing. >> thanks for being with us. i know this is a happy day for you. >> my pleasure. >> happy, sad, emotional, all kinds of things i imagine. >> it is. >> she has been here every day. every day last year, every day this year. we are hoping now to hear soon from kevin steele, the district attorney who prosecuted this case. andrea constand as well, to see what their take on all of this is. it's just an unbelievable day here ali. a seminole day, a day that advocates for women and victims of sexual assault will always celebrate what has happened here. such a powerful big figure, bill cosby it's hard to find words to describe how powerful a figure he was in american culture and how diminished he is and how he is just -- just such a -- he's just out -- he's -- it's hard to find the words, ali. >> ron, let me ask you a question. we are watching the cosby car winding its

cosby's career took hit after hit, nbc scrapping a planned project with cosby.day's verdict, his alma mater, temple university, where he had previously stepped down from the board of trustees, now considering the same course of action. and bounce tv, one of the few channels airing reruns of "the cosby show" announced thursday it would pull the program off the air. through it all, his "cosby show" co-stars trying to make sense of the allegations. >> i believe you're innocent until proven guilty. and that's not the man i ever experienced. >> reporter: today, generations are reconciling the affable dr. huxtable with cosby himself. his conviction, now eclipsing his name and fortune. it's a hard reconciliation. black kid growing up in colombia, south carolina, in the '80s, i can tell you that bill cosby was my boyhood mentor. he was the guy. watching this play out over the last few years for a lot of folks, very, very difficult. >> many idolized bill cosby. >> we have kate in. i remember one thing. you sat with that group of 27 women, all accusing bill cosby in a roo

cosby's guilty of anything, and the fight is not over. >> reporter: but for cosby accusers, today was all about justice. >> you could feel the electricity in the air, and when they said verdict. >> guilty. >> oh, my god, unbelievable, unbelievable. >> reporter: lili bernard, another cosby accuser, has been in court every single day for the retrial and his first trial last spring. >> i looked at that jury, there's this one young black man on that jury who i looked upon as my son, and i know the disappointment that he felt in looking at a beloved black male iconic father figure and being able to yet render a guilty verdict. i thank him. >> reporter: it was a bombshell verdict from seven men and five women. upon hearing the first guilty announced, cosby put his head down. and by the time of the second and third guilty, his entire upper body folded on top of itself. several people gasped while three cosby accusers sobbed and were ultimately escorted out of the courtroom. cosby later lashed out, cursing at the district attorney when he argued that cosby should get no to bail, that he could

who the real bill cosby was. and a jury has spoken with one voice. >> reporter: more than 50 women have publicly accused bill cosby of sexual misconduct stretching back decades, many described similar encounters, accused cosby of luring them to private meetings. drugging them and raping them. during his trial in recent years, cosby would appear in public as a weak and timid figure often leaning on others but according to a cnn producer inside court, after today's verdict was read, and a prosecutor asked for bail to be revoked, arguing that cosby has a private plane and could be a flight risk, cosby stood and yelled loudly that he doesn't have a plane, quote, you asshole. cosby's attorney who argued that the interaction was consensual and called when ear con artist was defiant outside court. >> we are very disappointed by the verdict. we don't think mr. cosby is guilty of anything and the fight is not over. >> reporter: and when asked if he'll appeal, tom mesereau said, quote, yes, very strongly. a sentencing hear

actor bill cosby is convicted of sexual assault prosecutors successfully make the case for once beloved actor had a predatory secret life. i'm happy and welcome to the program planting peace and prosperity those were the words to mark the moment north korean leader kim jong un and his south korean counterpart planted a tree of peace kim jong un crossed the border into the south to hold a second round of historic talks he and south korean president planted a pine tree for peace at the country's shared border and the first of the day summits the pair held a serious and honest discussion about denuclearization on the korean peninsula. the two leaders met earlier in the day at their common border which remains one of the most heavily militarized on earth. after months of careful diplomacy and decades of hostilities an extraordinary meeting between the leaders of a divided korea. with a handshake north korean leader kim jong un and south korean president in began the third ever summit on the peninsula. this was the moment kim stepped over the border to the south in the demilitarized zone he'

bill cosby now a convicted felon. after a jury found him guilty of sexual assault. we have new reaction from the victims, plus cosby's outburst in court. >>> breaking overnight, another high-profile member of the media accused of sexual misconduct. the new allegations against former nbc news anchor tom brokaw. >>> plus, a sudden spike in autism rates. one doctor calls the increase stunning. >>> the big change c

cosby is guilty of anything, and the fight is not over. >> reporter: for cosby, this conviction is the of an era. over three decades, the philadelphia-born comic became famous for creating "fat albert" and the groundbreaking "cosby show." he was seen as a father figure to millions, plaguing dr. cliff huxtable. after his first trial ended in a hung jury, cosby's new attorneys offered a new approach, painted andrea constand as a con artist and pathological liar, but that did not sway the jury. >> reporter: the district attorney says a sentencing hearing date will be scheduled in the next 60-90 days. jeff? >> glor: jericka, some believe the "me too" movement played a role in the retrial. what are people in hollywood saying tonight? >> reporter: well, a number of actors are commenting on this, from alyssa milano to rose mcgowan. even comedian larry wilmore simply wrote on his twitter page, "believe the women." jeff. >> glor: jericka, thank you very much, from outside the courthouse. and we are joined by attorney rikki klieman. rikki, i know you have been following this case for years. firs

cosby is guilty of anything. and the fight is not over. aleem but just the conviction of a huge, previocely untouchable brity is a huge moment for women and those fighting for justice for women sexually assaulted. agoa: i spoke or short time to the bbc's nada tawfik in pennsylvania. what is the atmosphere outside the courtroom inhe wake of the verdict? nada: i have to say, laura, a lot of bill cosby's accusers have been here every day and they are still here, just overjoyed, in tears.t they told me tey thought this was unthinkable as recently as just before the verdict, they doubted it was even possible.ey but re just overjoyed because, as one put it, this makes them feel like women are finally being seen as worthy and being believed as much as men. certainly, we have looked in the past at how the culture has banged in the last year in how victims have gone ng doubted to believed. this was a key test in how the juste system would see it. laura: how much difference did the me too movement make to the backdrop of this trial? nada: well, i th

the actor and comedian bill cosby has been found guilty in a sexual assault trial cosby has been convicted of drugging and molesting a woman in the first big celebrity conviction of the me two movement he could face a prison sentence of up to thirty years dozens of women have come forward in recent years to say that he drugged and assaulted them. several victims testified against him at the second hearing cosby's lawyer has failed to appeal the conviction saying quote the fight is not over yet. well after the verdict was announced many of the women gathered outside the court room to make a statement to the press gloria all read an attorney representing dozens of cosby accusers so this is a watershed moment for the me too movement. we are so happy that finally we can say. women are believed and not only on hash tag me too but in a court of law where they were under oath where they testified truthfully where they were attacked where they were smeared where they were denigrated and where they were there were attempts to discredit them. and after all is said and done. with it we're finally bea

has your office been approached by any new cosby ephesians to be a child again? i cannot speak about investigative matters. i will leave it at that. this is a vastly different trial than the first one. speak about the importance of having women allowed to testify. also, wrecking the defenses, con artist claims, and testimonies. you all got to hear from claims, and testimonies. you all got to hearfrom someone claims, and testimonies. you all got to hear from someone who claims, and testimonies. you all got to hearfrom someone who i think very highly of. doctor barbara. and the legislature in their wisdom has given us the ability to have somebody who is an expert in this area educated jury. and you saw that as our number area educated jury. and you saw that as oui’ number one area educated jury. and you saw that as our number one witness, our first witness in this case. and i think in the process she was able to explain the process she was able to explain the situation, and then when you heard from the different people and you saw what the defense was trying to do

cosby is guilty of anything and the fight is not over. >> reporter: cosby faces a maximum of ten years for each of the three counts. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> now, we did send out a breaking news alert about the cosby verdict moments after it was announced. you can get these notifications right there on your phone. just download and sign up through our free nbc bay area app. >>> a startling discovery in the east bay. three young children found locked in the back of a u-haul truck. vallejo police got the call there may be kids inside the cargo area of a u-haul truck in the parking lot of this dollar store. the kids were 7, 9 and 11 years old. police found their mother inside the store and arrested her for child endangerment. she is identified as latoya richardson. >>> a freight train hit a man on a motorcycle in oakland today just after 2:00 p.m. on 98th avenue close to the oakland zoo. the train hit the motorcyclist while crossing the tracks. paramedics rushed him to the hospital and fortunately he's expected to be okay. >>> an apartment co

who the real bill cosby was. a jury has spoken with one voice. >> more than 50 women publicly accused bill cosby of sexual misconduct stretching back decades and many described similar encounters accusing cosby luring them into private meetings where he gave them advice and drugging them and raping them. during his trials in recent years, he'll appear in public as a weak and timid figure. after today's verdict was read and the prosecutor asked for bail to be revoke, arguing that cosby could be a flight risk and cosby stood and yelled that he does not have a plane and quote, you --. >> we are disappointed by the verdict. we know mr. cosby is not guilty of anything and the fight was not over. >> when he was asked if he'll appeal this verdict, cosby's lawyer says yes strongly. he'll serve those terms concurrently on each of the three counts. >> wolf, the prosecutors did say he belief cosby is a flight risk and he's got the private plane. he's 80-year-old and citing the fact that cosby has attended every single heari

. >> bill cosby found guilty on 3 counts of sexual assault. hear from an attorney representing a number of bill cosby's accuses. explosive new text messages between two anti-trump fbi officials are revealed with a focus on james comey. bret baer will have reaction and highlights from his blockbuster interview. as baby alfie clings to life we have a look at why the uk health system may be blocking his parents from taking them elsewhere for care. welcome to fox news at night. we begin with the nominal footage from the demilitarized zone separating the koreas where the two leaders make history as they shake hands. the meeting and on the heels of mike pompeo's historic meeting with kim jong un. kim jong un telling the south korean president he doesn't want to repeat the past. the white house as it is hopeful that talks will achieve progress toward peace, a potential summit with donald trump. chief national correspondent ed henry has all the details from the white house and senior foreign affairs correspondent with us from seoul where we begin toni

this is deja vu news live from berlin tonight the downfall of america's day justice for bill cosby's accusers. we'll deal i feel. like there are. no. emotions running the pennsylvania accords that founded calls me guilty of drugging and molesting a woman the retrial verdict marks the first big celebrity conviction of the me too and it could put the actor behind bars for the rest of his life also coming up after the french president's state visit at the white house this week tomorrow belongs to german chancellor angela merkel and it's hope will be you know all forward moments like this for miracles first visit with president. and history about to be written north and south korea's leaders will meet tomorrow on the so-called peace walk which divides the korean peninsula is peace real peace on the peninsula now within reach. it's good to have you with us tonight we begin with that stunning and emotional cost be conviction the actor and comedian bill cosby found guilty in a sexual assault reach. just hours ago cosby who is seen here leaving the courthouse has been convicted of drugging a

yes this is this is the beginning of the in for bill cosby he is eighty years old he's been convicted of three felonies he will likely spend the rest of his life in jail of course he hasn't been since yet that's going to happen this way another sixty to ninety days but his his image in america as americans t.v. father is tattered is no more there are more than thirty i think fifty some woman who came forward accusing him of sexual assault and it's really just been like you said a watershed moment you know many people in the african-american community initially really stood by him and they didn't want to believe the worst about him but as more and more women came forward everybody pretty much has abandoned. its guns this is a this is something that a lot of people would have even imagined just a year and a half ago no i mean the stories both bill cosby had been circulating for quite some time but they were downplayed by a lot of people not just the african american community but among his millions of fans world worldwide but it's also i think it's so difficult to reconcile the image th

for there was the cosby show but he was also a figure in the u.s. civil rights movement and as you said earlier he has been he enjoyed support from african-americans right up until recently. oh absolutely he has donated so much art and millions of dollars to historically black colleges and universities here in the u.s. he's always been about education for african-americans really trying to help them with scholarship funds but you know ironically it was an african-american male who really bought this to the forefront a comedian by the name of hannibal buress who had been joking several years ago that bill cosby was really a rapist and people should look into it nobody to get seriously until more women start coming forward saying this comedian is telling the truth i know because i was sexually assaulted by him and initially it was a lot of blowback but after years of gain steam and a lot of people got behind these women as more and more what more and more women that is came forward and they were all of different races saying the same thing that they w

>>> tonight, bill cosby convicted. >> mr. cosby, are you prepared to go to prison? >> found guilty on all charges of sexual assault. what's next for the 0-year-old star. >>> then, your tom cruise exclusive. surprising us about the stunt that end nearly ended his career. >> what goes through your mind? >> don't die. >> it that's all i know how the say. >> chris rock on trying to datery ya that. >> what meghan markle's closest friends are saying about the royal wedding as prince william drops a hint. >> our avengers throwback. >> i don't know what that is, but i am drunk. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> will bill cosby spend the rest of his life behind bars after being found guilty of sexual assault? it's a stunning verdict. >> yes, it is. the jury sealed the fate of the man once regarded as america's dad. >> bill cosby, three words for you. guilty, guilty, guilty! >> this is cosby leaving court moments after a jury of of his peers delivered a verdict of guilty on all three counts. >> mr. cosby, are you prepared to go to prison, sir? >> after hearing the verd

justice for bill cosby's accusers. >> how do you feel? >> i feel highly -- i feel like i'm dreaming. can you pinch me? >> emotions running high outside the pennsylvania court that found cause big lt of drugging and molesting a woman. the retrial verdict marks the first big celebrity conviction of the need to era -- the # metoo era. it could put him behind bars for the rest of his life. tomorrow bought the german chancellor angela merkel and there is hope that there will be no awkward moments like this for her first visit. history about to be written. north and south korea's leaders will meet tomorrow on the so-called peace line which divides the korean peninsula. israel peace on the peninsula within reach -- is real peace on the peninsula now within reach? to heavy with us. it tonight, we begin with that stunning and emotional cost he conviction. the actor and comedian bill cosby found guilty in a sexual assault retrial just hours ago. cosby was seen here leaving the courthouse and has been convicted of drugging and molesting a woman. thi

bill cosby now a convicted felon. the man once called america's dad faces years in prison after a jury found him guilty of sexual assault. we have new reaction from the victims, plus cosby's outburst in court. >>> breaking overnight, another high-profile member of the media accused of sexual misconduct. the new allegations against former nbc news anchor tom brokaw. >>> plus, a sudden spike in autism rates. one doctor calls the increase stunning. >>> the big change coming for amazon prime. >>> and the nfl draft. the top picks, the fashion, and the walk across the stage that shocked everyone. >>> and what a morning it is, everybody. we're going to start with that breaking news, that moment this morning that has never happened before, a north korean leader walking into south korea. >> kim jong-un walked hand in hand with his rival, president moon jae-in, before sitting down for their first face-to-face talks on nuclear disarmament. the meeting is being described as sincere and candid. abc's tara palmeri joins us now with

cosby is guilty of anything. >> reporter: cosby leaving if courtroom in silence. his legal team declaring the fight is far from over. >> are you going to appeal, sir? >> yes. >> yes. >> yes very strongly. >> that was laura blanchart reporting. cosby faces up to 30 years in prison. a sentencing date has not been set at this point. one of bill cosby's more than 50 accusers is a long time resident of the bay area. patricia leary storier says cosby assaulted her when she was an aspiring singer. yesterday she was at the market with her husband when she heard about the verdict. >> i was just stunned, shocked out of my mind because i did not expect that verdict. i started to cry and he put his hands around me. and the two of us stood at the aisle at the rite aid. >> in both cases she says she passed out after being given a drug. >>> a national conference for survivors of sex trafficking is going to start today. it is the first time it's been held in oakland. this year's conference will be the largest gathering of survivors of sex trafficking in the united states. there w

bill cosby, three words for you. guilty, guilty, guilty! once affectionately known as america's dad, he was famed for his own hit show in the 1980's in which his victim appeared. some 60 woman have accused bill cosby of similar sexual offences going back decades. his lawyer says he'll appeal. also tonight.... the home secretary is to scrap immigration removal targets, the targets she claimed yesterday didn't exist. knife and gun attacks on the rise with violent crime in england and wales up by 21%. the white house has announced donald trump will visit britain for the first time since becoming president injuly on friday the 13th. and wembley for sale? why the home of english football could be bought by a pakistani—american billionaire. and in sport, the europa league is arsene wenger‘s last chat to go out with a bang. find out how they got on against atletico madrid. good evening. one of american television's biggest stars, the comedian bill cosby, has been convicted of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman. the 80—year—old star is best k

will cosby remains free on $1 million bail until his sentencing. the emotional reactions to the verdict. >> reporter: some of his accusers left the courtroom in tears after suburban philadelphia jury found the entertainer guilty of three counts of aggravated indecent assault. >> bill cosby three words for you. guilty, guilty, guilty. >> reporter: after the verdict he shouted across the courtroom care -- after the verdict he shouted across the courtroom. he would flee before sentencing. >> he is his wealth, his network of supporters to help conceal his crimes.>> reporter:'s defense said they will appeal. >> the fight is not over.>> reporter: the trial focused on andrea constand testifying that he incapacitated her with three pills he called your friends and molested her at his mansion in 2004. the jury also heard from for other victims. cosby maintains his relationship with andrea constand was consensual. the da praised her bravery. >> she showed courage and stepped up and she went forward. and we got to the right result. >> reporter: she smiled as

plus bill cosby is convicted of sexual assault prosecutors successfully make the case the once beloved actor had a predatory secret life. and welcome to the program and a moment rich in symbolism the leaders of north and south korea have met at their common border which remains one of the most heavily militarized on earth kim jong un and moon have been holding talks aimed at diffusing decades of tensions on the korean peninsula top of the agenda the crucial issue of denuclearization. after months of careful diplomacy and decades of hostilities an extraordinary meeting between the leaders of a divided korea. with a handshake north korean leader kim jong un and south korean president in began the third ever summit on the peninsula. this was the moment kim stepped over the border to the south in the demilitarized zone he's the first north korean leader to set foot in the south since one thousand nine hundred fifty three in a show of unity moon returned a favor by crossing briefly to the north with kim. inside the peace house in south korea the leaders expressed their hopes for reconciliat

bill cosby found guilty of sexual assault, but that's just one case. i'm going to speak to one of the dozens of other women accusing him. that's next. >>> a stunning verdict today. a jury finding bill cosby guilty of three counts of aggravated indecent assault for attacking a woman named andrea constand at his pennsylvania home in 2004. cosby is out on bail tonight but faces up to ten years in prison on each count. so let's bring in now attorney gloria allred who represents dozens of bill cosby accusers and victoria valentino. who accuses bill cosby of sexual assault. thank you both for coming on this evening. i know it's been a very emotional day for both of cow, -- for both of you. especially you, victoria. you were in that courtroom today. what were you thinking and feeling as this verdict came down against cosby? >> well, actually i was outside getting a breath of fresh air and went running back to the courtroom only to see crowds outside on the sidewalk. and i knew something was up. and then i went in and i was blocked from going up the stairs int

cosby is guilty of anything. the fight is not over. >> reporter: for cosby, the conviction end of an era. over three decades. philadelphia born comic became famous for creating fat albert and the ground breaking cosby show. he was seen as a father figure to millions. playing dr. cliff huxtable. after his first trial ended in hung jury, koz be's new attorneys offered a new approach. painting her as a con artist and pathologic liar. but that did not sway the jury. prosecutors say cosby's tv dad persona was all an act. suggesting that his true character has not only been revealed, but that today. it was believed. >> the district attorney says a sentencing hearing date will be scheduled in the next 60 to 90 days. >> a court drama in new york city involving the president and the porn star. federal judge appointed a special master to review files taken from president trump's personal attorney, michael cohen. meanwhile mr. trump for the first time admitted cohen represented him in the hush money payment to stormy daniel

cosby used a vulgarity in the court ich we'll quote. manuel, tell us a little bit about the drama of the verdict. >> it was an intensely emotional moment whethe verdict was read. you heard an eruption of sobbing the back of the courtroom. those were two women who have accused bill cosby of sexual mssault but were not testifying. they were taken f the courtroom, but even when they were outside in the hallway,ou could hear crying filtering through these big, heavy doors that lead into the room. >> yang: how does cosby react? >> cosby initially wastone faced, but you could see this weariness, this defeat onis face. this is man who is 80 years old. hehowed incredible stamina throughout the whole trial. but his eyes looked heavy the suds heavy on them, and his face looked a littlennen he stayed ridged at that moment. but when the jury left, he upted. he erupted at the district hatorney, kevin steele, suggesting he might be a flight risk, and he just yelled out, as you said, tellinhim, i don't have a private plane, and he doesn'know. >> yang:

bill cosby found guilty. we'll hear from the attorney representing a number of his accusers right here. plus explosive new text messages between two anti-trump fbi officials are revealed. with a focus on fired fbi director james comey. bret baier will be here with reaction and highlights from his blockbuster interview tonight. as baby alfie clings to life, we have a stunning look at why the u.k. health system may be blocking his parents from taking him elsewhere for care. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. we begin with phenomenal footage from the demilitarized zone separating the koreas for the two leaders made history as they shake hands. the meeting comes on the heels of newly confirmed secretary of state mike pompeo's historic meeting with the north korean strongman kim jong un, just weeks ago. kim reportedly telling a south korean president that he doesn't want to repeat the past, while the white house said it is hopeful that the talks will achieve progress towards

cosby's team says this isn't the end. >> we think mr. cosby is guilty over. >> one big difference in this trial, jurors were allowed to hear from five additional cosby accusers, the prosecution claiming showing a spreader to pattern but in closing arguments the defense team said all of the accusers factored the stories for money fame or attention. going on to blast the me too movement describing it as mob mentality on emotion and anger. the accuser feel the system is back being them up. >> we are vindicated validated. >> this jury has shown that the me too -- what the me too movement is saying is that women areworthy of being believed. >> we're told when the verdict was read in court many of the accusers burst out into tears of joy. now bill cosby faces up to 30 years in prison, essentially a life sentence for the 80-year-old comedian. norris town, pennsylvania. >>> one of the five women to testify in the retrial was a former abc 7 news employees, janice baker kin judge. >> he was 24 at the time working as a bar tend ner reason o when sh