cosby. >> bill cosby celebrated this moment as a victory, as a full victory >> everybody is entitled to their own celebrations but it doesn't change the fact that he is a sexually violent predator and he will always be my rapist. >> reporter: in her book "the moment," constand describes years spent rebuilding her life she doesn't dwell on the past and avoids coverage of what does cosby is doing now cosby has always denied any wrongdoing and has staunch defenders including his wife camille >> do you have anything to say about her through all of this >> i almost want to say i'm sorry, i've forgiven, i've found peace. there was nothing happy for me about seeing somebody put in handcuffs and put into a van and taken to jail it's all sad lives impacted, families ruined. i would say i'm sorry for you. i'm sorry. >> there are people who believe that bill cosby was wronged because of his race, that this was a racially motivated takedown >> it wasn't it happened. >> you're saying the crime, the alleged crime happened >> the crime happened. and i don't see any evidence that it was racially mot

for her own health, she tries to avoid news about bill cosby. she couldn't miss this scene after cosby arrived home. >> when you watched him celebrate, how did that make you feel? >> disgusting. didn't surprise me, given the level of the arrogance and having no remorse during the time he was incarcerated, absolutely zero remorse for what he did to me. >> he has said he will never show remorse because he in his words never did anything wrong. >> he's a sexually violent predator who basically was let out of jail. >> cosby said he is ready to go on tour again. >> waiting, waiting, waiting for the okay, for my fans. >> i don't really care but anybody that gives him a platform to speak, to joke, rape is not a joke. >> she knows cosby has defenders. >> fill essentially a ra schaad made headlines with a tweet after his release that said a terrible wrong is being righted, a miscarriage of justice is corrected. >> it is disappointing to hear somebody who is in such a powerful position herself not to support survivors. >> after backlash, she wrote my rema

a woman who says bill cosby assaulted her speaks out. who she blames for cosby's unexpected release from prison. >>> caught on camera. the shoplifting suspect left in the lurch when the getaway driver takes off. >>> sci-fi city. a billionaire announces his vision for a brand new city. >>> celebrating the life of michael way kay williams. tributes pouring in. ♪ ♪ >>> from abc news in new york, this is "america this morning." >> good tuesday morning. we begin with the case against the man known as the master mind of the 9/11 attacks. >> a crucial hearing is about to resume in what's being called the longest prosecution in u.s. history. khalid sheikh muhammad and his associates are inching toward their landmark trial. but before the trial begins, some important decisions must be made. >> this morning, as the nation prepares to mourn 20 years since the september 11 attacks, the five men believed to have plotted the attacks have yet to stand trial. among them, khalid sheikh muhammad. he's been tried in a death penalty case along with his neph

no, it was bill cosby.like hugely disappointing to all of us. but he set the standard for what a family sitcom was. >> "the cosby show" had proven that the family sitcom was a viable genre again. >> i'm mr. belvedere. >> by the late '80s, family sitcoms were very popular among the three networks. there was an incredible resurgence. families tuned into these tv shows to see an aspirational version of what family life could be. >> did i do that? >> shows like "silver spoons" and "growing pains," it's constant hugging and learning. >> the family sitcom at the height of its popularity. fox started moving into the television arena. >> fox was new, building their network. they were one of the last majors to build a network. >> they decided they were going to use the family sitcom to do that and compete against the big three. >> al, look at our little girl. we don't really have to go to a recital, do we? >> and they wound up going in a completely opposite direction, sort of the anti, in a way, family sitcom. >> bu

she says she has forgiven bill cosby and is building a new life the overturning of cosby's convictionven her more purpose i also asked her about camille cosby, bill cosby's wife, and you'll hear that tonight on "nightly news. >> good conversation, kate thank you. >>> it is 7:45 how about a check of the weather. mr. roker, what have you got >> we're watching the tropics right now. we have this invest 91-l in the gulf of mexico 30% chance of development over the next five days you can see that zone in the gulf and stretching across northern florida the system will reach the florida panhandle tomorrow locally heavy downpours from new orleans to panama city back to daytona beach. by thursday, it push off the coast. additional development is possible we've got hurricane larry, a category 3 storm off the east coast. threatening bermuda, but it should move to the east. we are looking a that's what's going on around the country. >> it's not 8:00, 64 degrees in san jose. 7:46 but by the afternoon going to get warm. a foggy start around san francisco. a live look at the golden gate bridge. 57 d

her allegations of sexual assault sent bill cosby to prison now more than two months after cosby's conviction was overturned and he was set free, andrea constand is breaking her silence with our kate snow. >> i was really shocked. i was really shocked, disappointed >> reporter: what does this say about the american justice system >> that it's flawed. >> reporter: and you can see much more of kate's interview with andrea constand tomorrow on "today" right here on "nightly news." >>> and tributes are pouring in tonight for actor michael k. williams famous for his breakout role as omar little on tv's "the wire," one of the series' most memorable characters williams also starred in "boardwalk empire" and emmy nominees right now for his work on "lovecraft country. williams was found dead in his brooklyn apartment. no cause of death has been released. he was 54 years old. >>> when we come back, nbc's al roker remembers his mentor, willard scott for the lessons and legacy he left behind. stay with us >>> finally, we're saying goodbye to a beloved member of our nbc family tonight al roker honors the

no, that's never going to happen . >> nothing funny about bill cosby.out you. six zebras escaped from a zoo i maryland. the congresswoman want you to know she didn't have anything t do with it, not that anyone asked her to her office even released a statement reading an part local news has reported that the zebras were let loose on saturday or sunday of last weekend a period of time in which i was enjoying a quiet time at home with family. perhaps she thought the protest too much? to get a feel like i am going t break through my botox when i hear the story like net. i could not increase my four head more than i'm able. the fact that she is coming forward and talking about how she did not release the zebras but if you go into this women's history, which is interesting and may be not ironic that she is a democrat in has the same for fences, the cage of democrats like this, put them and a zoo in let us all go in not fret or touch them or feed them, but just watch them. >> do you think she had something to do with this? >> i don't think so, but i thin she s

cosby's case on procedural issues.she was disappointed and shocked by the news, but she has no regrets of speaking out against cosby. >> i have come too far to wonder if it's all worth it or to have regrets. it was worth it, but it was worth it because i didn't feel alone. i had a whole community, a whole army of women and other survivors, strangers, family, friends, who were right there with me. with the oreo shake ♪ ♪ get some whipped cream ♪ ♪ on the top too ♪ ♪ two straws, one check, ♪ ♪ girl, i got you ♪ ♪ bougie like natty in the styrofoam ♪ ♪ squeak-squeakin' in the truck bed all the way home ♪ ♪ some alabama-jamma, she my dixieland delight ♪ ♪ ayy, that's how we do, how we do, ♪ ♪ fancy like, oh ♪ still fresh unstopables in-wash scent booster downy unstopables the dove beauty bar makes my skin feel fresh. i've encouraged serena my best friend to switch. feels moisturized and clean. my friend stefanie, her skin was dry. i'm like girl you better get you some dove. she hooked me up. with a quarter moisturising cre

> we hear from the first woman to pursue allegations against cosby and send him to jail. what she says now about his release. >> to you is a historic day in the history of money. the first country in the world to accept bitcoin as legal tender. >> wheels up. the good news to tell you about if you're planning a trip this fall. flight prices are dropping. we're going to tell you how low coming up. >>> good morning. it is 5:14. another day of spare the air alert. we've got two. we've got an air quality advisory for the north bay down to the south bay, but the unhealthy hit for the santa clara valley for sensitive groups. we are expecting to see some cooling later into this week. i'll talk more about what to expect and guide you through it coming up in a few minutes. >> some of my drivers might be trying to help the air quality by not driving right now. fremont very smooth. the nimitz nice. at speed right here. the bigger commute and see how big it is shaping up. >>> good morning. happy tuesday to you. i'll probably forget what day it is some time this week because we skipped

cosby's spokesman told the "new york post" that bill cosby thinks r.elly got a raw deal and his constitutional rights were "grossly abused." and if anyone knows about grossly abusing. [ moans ] it's a shame cosby cancelled his comedy tour because he's clearly still got it. [ laughter ] and now we turn our attention to the sunshine state for a tale of courage and perseverance. yes. you should be proud because it's time for "this week in florida." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. well. very impressive. i tell you what. his garbage man is in for a big surprise on monday. [ laughter ] okay, it's time to play a game. every now and then, we pit senior versus junior in a battle of the ages. and we're doing it once again in another edition of "generation gap"! [ cheers and applause ] thank you. let's go now to my cousin sal who is out on hollywood boulevard. hi, cousin sal. >> sal: what's up, jimmy? how you doing? >> jimmy: i'm doing well. how's it looking on the boulevard? >> jimm >> sal: you know, scary as ever. i saw a guy in a spongebob costume eats

after months of silence, an emotional reaction to bill cosby's release from prison. >> he's a sexually predator. >> next on "today in the bay" we hear from the first woman to pursue allegations against bill cosby and what she has to say about his release. >>> plus, reflecting on the life of michael k. williams. a tribute now pouring in for the actor after he was found dead inside his new york city apartment. we'll be right back. >>> the entertainment world mourning the loss of an actor whose life was suddenly and tragically cut short. michael k. williams shot to stardom playing the character omar little on "the wire." williams died yesterday from a reported overdose in his brooklyn home. his costar wendell pearce one of many paying tribute to him on twitter calling someone who acted with true courage in the face of fear. >>> the woman whose accusations sent bill cosby to prison speaking to the "today" show. >> when you watched him celebrate, how did that feel? >> disgusting. didn't surprise me given the level of the arrogance, having no remorse during the time he was incarcerated. abso

goddam it, bill cosby was-- and r. kelly now, i know those people you don't want-- you don't want anyone being like yeah, same struggle. no, not your struggle, man, this is, you know. and also bill cosby, you out. just be like yeah, no, boo, like-- like me. reminded me of myself. why would you do that? why would you come out and say anything? man. >> coming to you from the heart of time square, the most important place on earth, it's "the daily show." tonight the hot shot out of d.c., how to find a-- and derecka purnell. this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. >> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody, welcome to the daily show, i'm trevor noah and today is september 29th. let's kick things off with amazon. it's why your favorite book store is now a crack den. and now they've got a new product in the works. >> amazon just unveiled a fleet of shiny new gadgets at its fall product event. >> the real show stopper, a tiny roomba looking robot with a tablet of sorts on top, about the size of a small dog. >> it's the ama

. >>> new for you this morning, a woman whose accusations sent bill cosby to prison is speaking exclusively"today" show. >> when you watched him celebrate, how did that feel? >> disgusting. didn't surprise me given the level of the arrogance. having no remorse during the time he was incarcerated. absolutely zero reprose morse for what he did to me. >> he has said he will never show remorse, because he, in his words, never did anything wrong. >> he's a sexually violent predator who was let out of jail. >> that's andrea constand and her reaction to the decision this summer by the pennsylvania supreme court overturning cosby's indecent assault conviction. she's out today with a new memoir as well. >>> you can catch that interview this morning on the "today" show coming up at 7:00 after "today in the bay." >>> it is 4:45 and coming up for you here on "today in the bay," air quality concerns continue. vianey arana is tracking where we can actually see the worst of it. >> yeah. we've also got some fog rolling in so expect another day of hazy conditions. san francisco 58 degrees, but even around t

. ♪ >> 1984 "the cosby show" comes on. bill cosby is not new to tv. cosby show" is very different. it stands apart from everything else he's done. >> i wanted my scrambled. >> coming right up. >> they talked about parenting. previous to that, the kids were cool, and the parents were idiots. "cosby" says the parents are in charge and that was something new. >> instead of acting disappointed because i'm not like you, maybe you can just accept who i am and love me anyway because i'm your son. >> that's the dumbest thing i've ever heard in my life! >> you know, it helps the casting of anything helps a lot >> if you were the last person on this earth, i still wouldn't tell you. >> you have to tell me what you did. just tell me what they're going to do to you. >> unlike every other show on tv, it's showing an upper middle class black family. this wasn't "all in the family”" they weren't tackling, you know, deep issues. but that was okay. the mere fact they existed was a deep issue. >> the decade was waiting for something real. in other words, unless it's re

that does obviously conjure bill cosby accusations as well as areva just brought up. now that we know he has been convicted of sex trafficking and racketeering, he's 54 years old, how much time is he looking at in prison. >> a minimum of ten years and a maximum of life in prison. there are other jurisdictions. the allegation was that the woman were liars, they were gold diggers, they were trying to advance their music careers and they were voluntary participants in these sexual acts, and i think at one point, the lawyer even said, you know, it's not a crime to like kinky sex. he kept making reference to the fact that these were consenting adults, and the jurors obviously rejected, unequivocably rejecting the claims by the consent attorney, and found these were children, violent acts, criminal act, and they're holding r. kelly accountable. >> one more question on that, because of the echoes of bill cosby. same thing, the old he said, she said, no. she said, she said, she said, as we've learned. and, you know, the arguments that this was consensual, social security absu

as the jury in cosby did and rendered a guilty verdict. >> tim, r.st names in music, but a lot of this was out in the open for years and years. when he married aleah she was 15 years old and that didn't seem to bother anyone. how has he evaded a real trial for this long? >> you know, it's extraordinary, stephanie. he was hiding in plain sight is how the prosecution put it. i think so much of this has to do with race. we know that rape culture, women in general who make accusations of sexual abuse are not believed, but what i have heard for 21 years now from dozens of young black girls that he victimized was nobody matters less in our society than young black women. who was going to believe me? i was black. right now in brooklyn we have dozens of his supporters and online they are legion dismissing all of these victims as liars, as opportunists, as out to sell a book, you know. i've written 11 books, there is no money in books. >> tim, so many of his alleged enablers were mentioned on the witness stand, but none of them have been indicted. if we get a

. >>> our tv exclusive her allegations put bill cosby behind bars now for the first time since his convictionas overturned, she is breaking her silence >>> this just in nbc news learning actor michael k. williams, star of "the wire" has died what we're learning. >>> caught on camera, the 3-year-old lost for days in the wilderness found alive.

news exclusive kate snow sits down with andrea constand her allegations of sexual assault sent bill cosby two months after his conviction was overturned and he was set free, she's breaking her silence more of that interview coming up on "today. >>> wall street is kicking off a holiday shortened week today with a little something different from starbucks but first here's cnbc's karen tso. hi, karen, good morning. >> good morning, frances the old fanfare of sitting down at a restaurant and being handed a physical menu may be over. it allows restaurants the flexibility to quickly change menu offerings if there's a shortage or if there are specials but also to adjust pricing. let's just hope they don't adopt surge pricing on the back of demand meanwhile, you can trade out the usual latte at starbucks for the pumpkin spiced latte about half a billion units have been sold already over the past 18-year history. and if you don't want caffeine, you can also pick up a pumpkin cream cold brew, a pumpkin cream cheese muffin, or pumpkin scones plenty of pumpkin on the menu. back to you, frances >> tha

drills one off the cars and left of kevin cosby, number 39 of the season for fernando. to mcevans yermak san diego. same score, 5th inning more runs off gosling, tommy will not get in the right-hand corner, for mcevans yermak padres. four has the most earned runs that doesn't has a allowed since july. johnson tried to rally against marc mullins and but strikes out in the padres win 7-4 and split the four game series. the giants lead shrinks to one game over the idle dodgers in the nl west. >> the parties are fighting to get in tune. we are fighting to win a division and there is certainly not going to be rolling over and they are not going to handed to us. they are a good team and we will see them a bunch over the next two weeks. hopefully, more wins than losses. >> young a's fans bonding in kansas city, the kids sit down, disappointed, didn't have a ball but now has a friend for life. first inning, royals catcher, sylvia perez battles that's his 47th of the season, topping johnny bench for all time. bases-loaded for ted pender, he delivers the two out not to make it 4

. >> reporter: at this hour the fire is 80% contained, rent county is still invested in the cosby we first brought to the fire live on cbsn area. >>> the east coast with a state of emergency cleared. new york city with historic flooding from hurricane ida. for the first time ever, the national weather service issued a flash flood emergency in the city. take a look at the scene on staten island. overrun with water. more than 3 inches of rain and some areas in what our. here is a look at water pouring into the new york subway system. train systems suspended at this point due to the flooding. >>> fans of the u.s. open tennis torments and a force to run for cover when the storm suddenly hits. just hours earlier, the storm spawned multiple tornadoes in maryland causing massive damage and sparking widespread power outages. we will keep an eye on the latest of the flooding and storm damage in the northeast throughout the day. >>> breaking news unit, the court decided not to pluck the nations most restrictive abortion law which just went into effect in texas. bradley blackburn has more on th

we have 6000 cosby and in 2021 until the end of all as we'll see 6000 calls. this means the state of people's mental health is not good. ah, let's take a look at some of the top stories here on al jazeera, the chief of the u. n's. nuclear watchdog says he talks in iran have averted a show down between the islamic republic and the west. iran has agreed to allow inspectors to install memory, cods, and surveillance cameras and it's sensitive nuclear science. coming together, update jigsaw puzzle will come when that he's an agreement as a j. c p devil. but at that time we will have all this. ready information and there will not have been a gap. so i think with, with this agreement we have today we are going to be able. ready to do exactly that. cutout foreign minister has met with caliber leadership to address, humanitarian and security problems in afghanistan. mohammed been abdel rahman l funny is the most senior official from any country to visit since the groups tyco of north korea says it has successfully tested a new type of long range cruise miss all over th

. >>> our tv exclusive her allegations put bill cosby behind bars now for the first time since his convictionverturned, she is breaking her silence >>> this just in nbc news learning actor michael k. williams, star of "the wire" has died what we're learning. >>> caught on camera, the 3-year-old lost for days in the wilderness found alive. >>> and remembering a beloved member of the nbc family al roker's tribute to the legendary willard scott. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening. i'm tom llamas in for lester tonight growing questions about how so many died from the powerful remnants of hurricane ida, and the new images coming in what police were up against when they tried to rescue a family trapped in a

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we have 6000 cosby and in 2021 until the end of all as we'll see 6000 calls. this means the state of people's mental health is not good. ah, let's take a look at some of the top stories here on al jazeera, the chief of the u. n's. nuclear watchdog says he talks in iran have averted a show down between the islamic republic and the west. iran has agreed to allow inspectors to install memory cods and surveillance cameras and it's sensitive nuclear sign coming to get.

we have 6000 cosby and in 2021 until the end of all as we'll see 6000 calls. this means the state of people's mental health is not good to me. the world's 1st pandemic institute has opened its doors in the british city of live for its aim is to help the world prevents prepare and respond more effectively to global outbreaks. the census secured millions of dollars in funding from big business and promised to unify global efforts to tackle future pandemic need. barker has more from level the bacteria in this dish can kill strep to caucus pneumonia is a major cause of chronic lung conditions. scientists are trying to understand how immune systems respond to infection with the findings, helping our knowledge of other respiratory illnesses such as coven 19. also in the lab, ongoing trials of the oxford astrazeneca vaccine. this a small corner of the world. first end to end, pandemic institute, aim to helping the well prevent, prepare and respond to the worst. some one that i know said was, you don't build a fire brigades after the fire has started, and that's what

the former assistant district attorney who tried bill cosby believes this trial could be a turning point>> these were decades worth of tears that these women have been crying, but at least they have an opportunity to be heard. >> reporter: one in four black girls are sexually abused before age 18 few go to the authorities. the defense portray the accusers in this case as opportunists who wanted money and fame themselves. >> witness after witness of giving three, four, five different versions as to what they said happened here. >> reporter: the jury wasn't swayed, deliberating less than nine hours total guilty on all counts >> to the victims in this case, your voices were heard and justice was finally served >> stephanie, r. kelly has been behind bars for the last couple of years what happens next for him? >> reporter: r. kelly will stay behind bars. he has a sentencing hearing on may 4th where he faces 10 years to life and multiple upcoming trials on both state and federal charges. lester >> stephanie gosk in brooklyn thank you. >>> now to montana and that amtrak train derailment that ki

we have 6000 cosby and in 2021 until the end of all as we'll see 6000 calls. this means the state of people's mental health is not good to you. still to come and observe this news hour in formula one, the 2 main title rivals crush out one maclaren are left celebrating the 1st when in 9 years, all the drama from the italian grand prix coming out a pot to of a special investigation. one, when a visits with dentistry, use only youth detention center and travel to the remote app doc town where many of the indigenous inmates come from the one to 0. ah, al jazeera, as a you ah, all. ready too often of kind of stone is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of the stones thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archive standing for decades reviews the forgotten truth of the country's modern history. the forbidden real part one, the birth of of done it's done on a job. oh, the a north sea oil and gas has helped norway become one of the wealthiest countries in the world. but when no, we

we have 60000 cosby and in 2021 until the end of all. as we'll see 6000 cools. this means the state of people's mental health is not good to me. indonesia is hoping to vaccinate more than 2000000 people every day. it's hoping to get $200000000.00 fully inoculated by the end of the year. the country is grappling with one of the worst cobra, 1900 outbreaks in the world, and is now scaling up vaccination efforts. but with its population spread across thousands of islands. that effort has come with challenges. jessica washington reports in indonesia, east of the coast of congo island. this is one of indonesia floating vaccine hubs. it's intended to reach fishermen and others who work as fee or any other law. the only way to access this area is by see we have faced some difficulties getting here such as the current law. we allow many of the fishermen here live far from health services and are often away from home coming south scholarly. and we are thankful that the police came to see to give us vaccines because we didn't have the chance before. next in a at least 208

because like, do be who wrote my letters your recommendation for college were leslie moved as bill cosby? and so i have the through lead that just like be like yeah, will be like if you want to go there, there's already at the job like open that then the going to be ahead on besides the gentleman or went on to do the game of thrones gosh, i had melissa joan hart on. i had raven simone, i had haley joel osment. i really enjoy because i knew so he and i would connect quickly because he's heard i see dead people as much love her did i did that, but we had a great conversation about just being in be in public and dealing with that from different people with grace and he's a very graceful do. ironically he had preternatural acting chops, and a supernatural fell when, when you watched another kid while as something. yeah, you know, you see certain young kids and you just go, wow, well, i'm gone valley now. so you know, that was my dad was seen as you lou. he's over there. all he did. he did a great stay on silicon valley. that's what, that's what nobody shows. brother dash tough football. righ

those things about the democratic candidate who happened to be black and canceled faster than the cosbyw rerun. they are making the argument larry elder isn't really black because for democrats, blacks are great until you challenge the democrats. it's about the content of your character and you only have character if you stayed on their plantation. meanwhile, the other side of the country, there is another election. may be some hope for a cleaned up new york city. right now the city's experience its own renaissance of recklessness. i never thought i would see the day when a crazed man attacks a car with a spatula. but that indeed happen here in the city. first we are getting carjacked and now we are getting flapjack. i'm not sure if i should call the cops or ihop. the dude was beaten by a mob but this is what happens when d.a. start waffling. curtis leaves running for mayor and he seems to actually give a damn about the people living on the street. on the streets at the hampton at the first time and trouble, it made the round and worth showing my watch and learn. >> yo, what's up man? h

the district attorney who tried bill cosby believes this trial could be a turning point. >> this hasn decades of tears. at least they're having an opportunity to be heard. they'rable to testify and be credibly believed. >> reporter: one in four black girls are sexually abused before age 18. few go to the authorities. the defense called them opportunists who wanted fame themselves. >> you saw witnesses after witnesses giving three, four, five versions as to what they said happen here. >> reporter: the jury wasn't swayed, deliberating less than nine hours total, guilty on all counts. >> to the victim in this case, your voices were heard and justice was finally heard. >> our thanks to nwc's stephanie gosk for that report. >>> a man who tried to assassinate president ronald reagan years ago will be be free next year. as long as he remains mentally stable and continues to follow the rules imposed by the court. hinckley who is 66 years old was granted supervised release from a mental health facility in 2016. officials at the ronald reagan foundation and institute do not support the judge's

cosby from the "real housewives of salt lake city." right, one for one all right, quote, "who is hunkydory? >> "who is hunkydory?" said kathy hilton on "the real housewives of beverly hills. >> jimmy: let's show it. [ cheers and applause >> just sit there and pretend like everything is great and hunkydory when it's not. >> who is hunkydory? [ cheers and applause [ ding ] ♪ >> it's so good. >> jimmy: "who is hunkydory? kathy hilton >> it's so good. >> jimmy: she is brilliant >> how dare anyone think this show is scripted >> jimmy: no, exactly. [ laughter ] >> who could -- what writer's room could come up with this brilliance >> jimmy: that's correct this one i think you're going to get, but i love her and i love this. here's the quote "you're making a mountain out of a hole mill." [ laughter ] >> well, i do know that that is ramona singer. >> jimmy: there we go. >> i'm thinking you're making a bigger mole -- no, not a bigger mole. >> mountain out of a mole hill >> yeah, you're making a a mountain out of a hole mill. [ cheers and applaus

those things about the democratic candidate who happened to be black and canceled faster than the cosbyw rerun. they are making the argument larry elder isn't really black because for democrats, blacks are great until you challenge the democrats. it's about the content of your character and you only have character if you stayed on their plantation. meanwhile, the other side of the country, there is another election. may be some hope for a cleaned up new york city. right now the city's experience its own renaissance of recklessness. i never thought i would see the day when a crazed man attacks a car with a spatula. but that indeed happen here in the city. first we are getting carjacked and now we are getting flapjack. i'm not sure if i should call the cops or ihop. the dude was beaten by a mob but this is what happens when d.a. start waffling. curtis leaves running for mayor and he seems to actually give a damn about the people living on the street. on the streets at the hampton at the first time and trouble, it made the round and worth showing my watch and learn. >> yo, what's up man? h

we have had bill cosby, harvey weinstein, but this is the first big high-profile case where a majority black women. it will be interesting as the ry continues to deliberate. for many, many years, people knew what was going on. his employees kne. to -- employees knew. to a certain extent, the public knew, yet nobody did anything. amna: emily palmer covering the trial of r. kelly and joining us tonight. thank you, emily. ♪ c judy: as president biden's legistlative agenda stalls in congress, he has run into yet another issue, turmoil on the southern border. for a look at this busy week and what it all means, we're joined by brooks and capehart, that's new york times columnist david brooks and jonathan capehart, columnist for the washington post. . very good to see you on this friday. it does look like there is real trouble for president biden and it is not the republicans this time. at least on the part he has run into. it is his own democratic colleagues. >> it is an intellectual difference. we want this. others say 1.5 trillion dollars, we are not going over. that is a big gap. i think

bill cosby was telling you to be safe. "hey, hey, hey." >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. that's right.ind of inspired you. this particular -- >> the super friends psa. >> jimmy: every week they had one. >> did you watch the super friends in >> i absolutely watched it. and -- well, here we go. this is what we used to watch. >> you know, ronnen, quite often people choke. >> what do you do for them? >> you would stand behind me, wrap your arms around your waist, make a fist and put it against my abdomen and your thumb against my body. press in and upward. you might have to have press and push up more than once. it's important to get it right. someone's life may depend on it. >> i've never had anal sex, i don't want anal sex. >> do you think that's -- is that batman's parents, why they got shot? >> jimmy: you are -- besides the psa, that comes out tomorrow? >> it does. on hulu and various social media. >> jimmy: besides that, you just recorded another album, duet. >> yes, yes. been very busy. >> jimmy: that album is called "songs from home," which probably because you were at home recordin

andrea constand, whose allegations of sexual assault led to bill cosby's 2018 conviction, speaking outrom prison. >> her reaction in a wide-ranging conversation with kate snow tomorrow morning only on "today." >>> now let's get to your news at 8:00. hurricane ida may be long gone, but the storm's impact is still being felt from power outages in the south to the rising death toll in the northeast. nbc's gabe gutierrez joins us from new jersey with the very latest gabe, good morning. >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning. stunned residents are still trying to clean up this massive mess there's block after block of ruined belongings. they're now out on the street as people try to clean up their flooded basements. residents here have told me harrowing stories of having to be rescued from the rising water. across the northeast, at least 51 people have died. take a look at this video from the nypd showing officers desperately trying to save a family trapped in a flooded basement they had to wait for a specialized rescue team because of the live electricity and the rising water sadly, three pe

and so in that situation, boris, you have kind of the similar situation you had in the bill cosby casehem, that is a violation of their fifth amendment rights. so i think it really depends on what promises were made and about what conduct. but if there is lying to -- to the inspector general or other misconduct that doj didn't promise them that they would not prosecute, that could potentially still be on the the table. i think we need to learn more about that possibly from the department of justice. >> jennifer, both the biden and trump administrations looked at this and decided not to prosecute as asha pointed out. justice department officials refused to request to appear at this hearing. i want to you listen to what ali raisman said about that this morning on the "today" show. here she is. >> very disappointing that nobody from the department of justice came. it just to me sends a message that they didn't think that it was worth their time, which is really concerning. >> that issue, i think speaks volumes about where the doj stands on, why do you think no one from doj was at this hea

we've hather trials, we've had bill cosby and harvey weinstein, but this is the first big high profilewhere the majority of accusers are black women and it's really going to be interesting, as the jury continues to deliberate, because, you know, for many, many years, people knew what was going on -- his employees knew, even to a certain extent the public knew, and yet nobody did anything. >> reporter: and we'll be waiting and watching for the verdict. emily palmer of the "new york times" covering the trial of r. kelly and joining us tonig. thank you, emily. >> thank you. >> woodruff: as democrats try to secure their agenda through the build back better plan, the president has run into another unexpected issues, turmoil on the southern border. luckily to help us make sense of what this means, were joined by our regular friends, brooks and capehart, that's "new york times" columnist david brooks and jonathan capehart, columnist for the "washington post." hello to both of you. very good to see you. >> you, too. >> woodruff: on this friday, and there is so much to talk about. david, it doe

cosby. his last album "black top wasteland" won "l.a.ward for best mystery. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: it's a good summer read, you want a murder mystery. so this is a murder mystery. takes place in the south it's about two ex-convicts their sons are murdered, but the local cops won't do anything about it. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: so now they have to take matters into their own hands. >> steve: ahh. >> jimmy: story of retribution and redemption >> steve: this alex and poppy? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, alex and poppy -- no, this two ex-convicts in this one. i don't know again, i have not read them. alex and poppy -- they could be the ex-convicts, but it's not in the description of the book >> steve: "razor blade tears." >> jimmy: "razor blade tears," that's you're your mystery that's your second choice. all right here's one ready for this one >> steve: i'm ready. >> jimmy: "one last stop," casey mcquiston. >> steve: i like that name, mcquiston. >> jimmy: any guesses what this is about by the cover? >> steve: i think it's about someone goe

. >> -- which at the time, and i stress at the time, was bill cosby as the shining example. ♪ did you that you're my hero ♪ >> the stuff they got away with because it's a cartoon. the father strangling the child. >> why you little -- >> we are going to keep on trying to strengthen the american family to make american families a lot more like the waltons and less like the simpsons. >> we go to a completely bizarre period of time in 1992 when a sitting president is raging against a sitcom. >> they have dealt with politics. they have dealt with popular culture. they've dealt with all kinds of issues of racism, of sexism. >> don't ask me, i'm just a girl. >> right on, say it, sister. >> it's not funny, bart. millions of girls will grow up thinking this is the right way to act. >> they have found a way to talk about everything that's going on in our lives through the filter of "the simpsons." >> them immigrants. they want all the benefits to living in springfield, but they ain't bothered to learn themselves the language. >> yeah, those are exactly my sentimonies. >> i think one of the gove