cosby.o much for being here. so, i understand that this new law in new york suddenly gives these women the opportunity to try to hold bill cosby accountable for what they say he did in sexually assaulting them. but some of their accusations go back decades. three of the women's cases go back to the 19 80s, one goes back to the 1960s. how do you plan to present evidence to prove your case. >> thanks for having me. yeah, i mean, that the adult survivors act -- followed on the heels of the child victims act, which is a new york law that allowed victims of child sexual abuse to sue as recently as a year or two ago. as a result of sexual abuse that took place many decades ago. so, we have quite a bit of experience in litigating cases for events that took place years ago. and, you know, we look forward to prosecuting these cases. >> i hear your saying about the children sect act that makes sense, is it fair to say that there is no physical evidence and that you will be basing it on what? on what t

cosby's side.nd, we, too, look forward to proceeding with this case in court. >> thank you very much for your time. we really appreciate talking with you. >> thank you for having me. >>> so fascinating. just the idea of delayed reporting more broadly. and how it is judged. the why now the motivations. the people assigned to it. >> this new law is changing everything. they didn't even have an opportunity before this new law. it was inconceivable as we all remember. >> there was the court of public opinion and the court of law. i want to bring you in here ellie. so important, because, let's just unpack a little bit. this law as to why this is not going with some of the issues allison raised. the idea of due process considerations. why can this be possible? >> the general idea of a statute of limitations. we are talking civil side. you only have a certain amount of time in which to bring a lawsuit but this has been carved out by new york state as an exception. the lawyer was just talking about it. it

then let's put "cosby" at 8:00. great thursday night lineup, "cosby," "family ties," "cheers," "night court." >> nbc really created this idea of must-see tv. you're talking about 20 and 30 and 40 million people tuning in. >> people say you were one of america's most successful fathers. i said, no, that was bill cosby. cosby was number one. >> with respect to what's happened of late, it's 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. >> by the late '80s, family sitcoms were very popular among the big three networks. there was this incredible resurgence. >> this is great. we should be mothers. >> oh, yeah. >> families tuned in to 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" and all of that, it's constant hugging and learning, right? >> with the family sitcom at the height of its popularity, fox

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five women say bill cosby abused them decades ago to appeared on his sitcom the cosby show. all five say he drugged and assaulted them similar to the case, which led to his 2018 conviction that was later overturned. cosby attorney claims the new accusations are all about money. kirstie alley's death is putting a spotlight on more than just her career. the cheers actress lost her life to a form of cancer that is the second leading cause of death among americans battling the disease. here's a b cs matt gutman. there is shock and sadness for so many fans and colleagues after the sudden loss of actress kirstie alley, who passed away at 71 after a brief but private battle with colon cancer. nobody knew other than her, you know, close friends and family, which is surprising because she was an open book about so much in her life. we've known each other only seconds and i'm already tired of you. kirstie alley won two emmys and starting the long running sitcom cheers as the tough but lovable bar manager. rebecca how down she spent four decades acting in movies from 1989 look who's ta

two were actresses who appeared on the cosby show. the women are accusing cosby of multiple instances of sexual assault. representatives for bill cosby have denied all the accusations. >>> two disturbing incidents in one day have school administrators and police on high alert. people who don't belong at the school made it on to campus. here is christie smith. >> reporter: at alameda high school word spread quickly about two incidents on campus yesterday. >> they're both pretty upsetting but the second one was a little bit more egregious, physical contact. it was scary. >> a frightening situation for all involved. >> reporter: messages explaining what happened were sent out to the school community, families and staff. a former student was found wandering on campus and acting erratically. in the second case a different man made it all the way into a classroom. >> may be compromised by mental health issues got on to campus, went into a classroom, started approaching students, talking inappropriately, trying to touch students. that indivi

linden received a 2016 grammy nod for his work on the former kanye west single all day and bill cosby plans for a comedy tour in the coming year. the 85 year old made the revelation during an interview with the virginia radio station, his representative says cosby is looking to start touring in the spring or summer. cosby's 2018 conviction for sexual assault in pennsylvania was overturned last year, but he now faces a lawsuit in new york next to moms who are being hailed as heroes. not only did they find find a kidnapped baby. they also found the woman % morning, a random run in leading to two moms finding a kidnapped baby didn't think that i would be a part of anything like this ever in my life. twins kyra and cason were in their car in ohio earlier this month when someone stole the vehicle with them still inside, there was located but the suspect knowledge accent and baby cason were nowhere to be found. the next day, cheyenne belmar says she bought some toys from a woman calling herself may in a parking lot in indiana. belmar later saw the kidnapping suspects mug shot on facebook an

bill cosby. it turns out that bill cosby is a rapist. i know.ed to watch him on the telly as a kid, and i always used to think to myself, i bet he doesn't rape. but i've been wrong before and i'll be wrong again. >> you see a comedian, by the very nature of what he is, is a troublemaker. he is an iconoclast. he is a playful troublemaker, a good-natured troublemaker but a troublemaker. and therefore he must recognize the existence of certain taboos. >> free speech involves getting free speech coming back at you. a rape joke is a good example. you make a rape joke and it's [bleep] right? and they go you the [bleep] [bleep] you should have never made that joke. you're harshing my first amendment rights. no, i'm not. it's my first amendment rights to call you a [bleep] when you're a [bleep] [bleep] you're a [bleep] that joke sucked. free speech, [bleep] >> there's more freedom now than ever before. and the reason there's more freedom now is because of people like redd foxx, like richard pryor, like george carlin, who kind of martyred themselves in t

simpso giving golf lessons in bill cosby, he is a horrific person. a big fan of his comedy for a long time as a kid. it is sad to have to go back an tell your young south, this guy is absolutely disgusting perver and he should not be walking among us spread. >> at one time he was america's dad. you tuned in to see what life lesson he was going to give you. take kat's blessing i believe every person should be heard, and then the facts come out freight but when 70 to, let's take out 20. 20 of you lie and leave, you still got 52. >> he did exactly this. all of you got together and mor people are coming forward now. in what scenario is this even remotely okay? >> obviously they think they have an audience that they will buy tickets to the show. it is disgusting, we will see i that experiment pans out, but i don't know anybody interested t going to see him after this. he does have a fan base who thinks he's innocent freight after something like that, coul you please just go away paretsk could they always skip that redemption part. >> i'm not really that s

and bill cosby, he's a horrificn person.and .i was i was a big fan of his comedy for a long, long kid time as a kid. and it's really sad to have go a to go back in time and telckl ad your young self this guy is an absolute disgusting. and he should not be walking among us . now, at one time, he was h america's dad. you tu like you were like you tuned in to see what life lesson he wassn going to givg e you boys. >> and cats. point was, i believe every person should be heard. yes, heard. and then the facts comg e outpen whethe sr you believe it or not, investigations and whatnot. >> but whehe factsn seventy twoe . let's take, le out 2020 of you and leave. you still go t fifty to like he did exactly this. yes. all of you got together and that's not even the people anymore. re people are coming forward now more and what scenario is this even remotely okay, i meanly the obviously they think they have an audience that will by take us to a show. it is di it's really disgusting.sg i will see if that experiment pans out. but i don't

bill cosby is now facing new legal trouble. five women are suing cosby in new york, claiming he drugged them and assaulted them. the lawsuit was filed under a new law in new york that allows sexual abuse survivors one year to sue their alleged attackers, even if the statute of limitations has run out. apple is facing a lawsuit from two women over its air tag tracking devices. tags are about the size of a quarter and they're designed to help track personal items like your keys or wallet. but soon after their introduction last year, critics warned that they could be used by stalkers to track potential targets. the women who filed the lawsuit claimed their former partner used air tags to track them. there is some evidence out there that apple has had issues with the product and has made some efforts to improve its safety protocols, but that according to these women, and this loss of those efforts were not sufficient in the lawsuit seeks unspecified damages. apple hasn't commented yet, but has condemned any malicious use of its pro

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. >> so 1984, "the cosby show" comes on. now, bill cosby's not new to tv. he's had other tv shows.ery different. it stands apart from everything else he's done. >> mom, i wanted my eggs scrambled. >> coming right up. >> they talked about parenting. previous to that, on television, the kids were cool and the parents were idiots. and then 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 in television. and the kids were just great. >> if you were the last person on this earth, i still wouldn't tell you. >> you don't have to tell me what you did. just tell me what they're gonna 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 that they existed was a deep issue. >> the

five women say bill cosby abuse them decades ago from two appeared on his sitcom the cosby show. 5% and assaulted, similar to the case with led to his 2018 conviction. >> that was later. no. >> cosby's attorney claims the new accusations are all about money. 10% kirstie alley says death is putting a spotlight on more than just her career. the cheers actress lost her life to a famous cancer. that is the second leading cause of death among americans battling the disease. here's abc's mccully's. >> looking at a moment ago, there is shock and sadness for so many fans and colleagues after the sudden loss of actress kirstie alley, who passed away at 71 after a brief but private battle with cancer. >> up here, nobody knew her close friends family, which is surprising because she was an open book about so much in her life. >> she just 65%. and i've always admired kirstie alley one too, and started a long running sitcom this year as the tough but love bar manager. >> rebecca has admitted she spent four decades the movies from 1989. >> look who's talking about some of the rowboats here to reality

a representative for the comedian telling fox news digital cosby is planning to get back into standuphis sexual assault conviction was overturned in 2021 five women sued the women. he is excited to move forward and get back to doing what he loves. and then disgraced ftx founder sam bankman-fried has just had his fraud case reassigned to a new judge. the original judge decided to recuse herself because her husband's law firm consulted ftx last year. bankman-fried's arraignment now set for next week and he is expected to enter a plea deal. sec complaints reveal he and his firm used $200 million in customer money to fund investments into companies. these are the only two $100 million transactions to be disclosed. dozens were made by ftx. tennis star novak djokovic reflects on being deported from australia last year after being granted a visa and arriving back to the country to this year's australia open. >> what happened 12 months ago was not easy for, you know, for me, for my family. you can't forget those events, you know. it's one of these things that sticks with you. it stays with yo

. >> "the cosby show" in the '80s normalizes the black experience in a way that was super important. than what i heard the myth of the black family was. >> how are you going to get into college with grades like this? >> no problem. >> huh? >> i'm not going to college. >> damn right. >> we had "cosby show," family ties," and those families were saying, we're all basically the same. >> it was a more conservative era, so, you had these upper middle class households who don't worry about money, are able to balance their careers and their kids. and then in comes "roseanne." >> i'm sorry, what do you want me to do, throw myself off a bridge? >> yeah, and take your brother and sister with you. >> are you ever sorry we got married? >> every second of my life. >> we're used to a certain amount of slickness in our kit comes. but roseanne got rid of that. mostly because she was never that kind of performer. they're were letting it all happening out. >> you're being totally unfair just because i don't want to eat your stinking beans. >> wrong. i'm being totally unfair because that's my job. now,

about the allegations against him, cosby admitted to a reporter, i put the pills in the pickle. >> no. it is more like, i got the pills in the bathrobe and i put them in the people. >> when tina fey and amy poehler hosted the golden globes, they were so funny together, and i think part of it is knowing they are good friends and knowing they respect each other, and you are getting a clips of what it is probably like for them in real life. >> people like to see the friendship. they want to walk away, saying, oh my god, they really love each other, or they really have a good time together. >> with more on this very unusual situation we turn to daily show senior correspondent, stephen colbert. >> anyway, jon stewart and stephen colbert were kind of a comedy team on comedy central. even though they weren't. >> now, if you'll excuse me, i've been invited to a grouse hunting party, just a few dozen men, some stable boys. all of us and kills, naturally. and here's the fun part, john. whoever shoots the goose-- >> people lump them together, in a way, and still do, because they like them togeth

. >> so you and i have spent a lot of time interviewing and talking to the women who accused bill cosbywhat is hare happening. >> brand-new case, new york, it was filed. it's a civil suit. but it's from age old accusations, right, of the same modus operandi of drugging, sexually assaulting, but comes under new york's brand-new victim survivor's law, in other words, if you're an adult now and you remember sexually assaulted by someone, the traumatic nature of this can take years to develop and to fruition so you're being given one year to file suit and two of these are actresses, lili bernard, we have known, she was a part of things we have done here at cnn but they are accusing bill cosby of assault, battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress and false imprisonment and want to say he is pushing back very hard saying that this is all false, none of this happened. it's all about the money and they're ready for it because they are going to show that he did not do this. it's too easy to jump on the bandwagon at this point, just filed and we'll see where it goes in new york state

kind of demonstration or with reducing the level of democracy and yes, ah, in the ann this situation, cosby sustainable, this is the, is a major tragedy. by the way, this situation will not be sustainable. then they're called b as some kind of, oh, we call say yes of course, and people will react and this will in, into a major change of policy. but, well, i'm not very sure of that. and of course, we called the always be surprise, a look at what happened a, just in the ra, a right now. but nevertheless, i seeing that the power in place as a so much and hand on every single engine made years in different kind of way or for suppressing dissenting opinions. there. i mean, it may shockey, i mean there, there that we can have differences of opinion arising. populism been pi i having food and warm, that these are kind of basic things and, and on a continent that got used to that being rich pie. wow. prologue that go ahead, jack. no, go ahead, pie. go ahead. when did you go ahead? okay, just a quick a. what jock? i was just mentioned, just made me think the past is prologue. there are playbooks. pl

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it losses across the board in asia because -- the cosby down. losses for singapore, hong kong and australia. we are keeping our eye on the benchmark in china on the back of that worse than expected data. of course, it is a backward looking data. in the fx space, we are seeing us trend in the dollar yet again, weighing on asian currencies. the indonesian ruby are on their way down. keep a watch on the philippine peso. the central bank is raising rates, that is priced in. losses are probably because of the stronger dollar and in the bond market, we are seeing yields climbing. the 30 year yield is up 18 basis points, possibly because the gdp estimate is way higher than what was forecast. david: yeah, at least a little bit of good news. we will talk about the china data in just a moment because that was slim pickings as far as positives were concerned. it is backward looking and markets are looking ahead. just the path of the u.s. dollar really is a risk asset. genuflect. ringing on the big word against the backdrop of the fed and really it will go

about your childhood were so relatable to me as a girl that grew up in dvds and 90s from watching the cosbyw and you know, pizza and the kind of music like a dancen, routine. what i also found touching and relatable is your family taught you history of the culture and struggle here in the united states. can you tell me a little bit about the impact your father had on you and wanting to know your history? >> for me and my dad was a strong demand. when i was a kid i looked up to my dad as he was very afrocentric in the way that he raised us. it's more the way he raised us and talked outside of the home. myaf dad had an afro and he woud keep his pick in his head he would leave that anywhere. but we had a pictures, we had to jesse jackson, doctor king, the great kings and queens, the books on black americans and it's not the usual folks that elyou may hear about when we celebrate. it was deeper than that. like you need to know. i remember him at one point teachingbo us about fred hampton and those were not names we were hearing all the time, but if we were going to watch tv, you are watching an

discovery we talked about increase in cosby billions and now they're going to lose about a $3 billiond then we have that dc comics change in superman henry is out. stuart: all social stocks way down this morning. >> dmek on winners because i want to counter this some of the -- increaseses that we've seen that's china internet stocks if we can bring them up for you and higher net ease up this morning trip.com still hanging on despite that 3% slide that we're seeing on the nasdaq and that's because of the china bull market that it's entered also you have a report this morning saying because chinese firms put up numbers so autotores can look at the book that's actually less of a risk for them to be delisted from u.s. exchanges and hence run up in last few sessions. also as i mention to you reopening theme and these stocks are the best november going about a 2003. stuart: dow is down 769 points. >> finally talk about ev tesla how about that. tesla wow -- they're up momentarily. >> only a little bit because it was up 4% at one point at the peak this morning because selling is done so yeah

it's likerl watching the cosby show in a different world too, you know, eating pizza.ng a dance routine. definitely got me on the dance floor. what i also found touching and relatable was your family taught you your c history. the history of our culture and struggle here in the united states. can you tell me a little bit of the impact your father had on you and wanting to know your history. >> my dad, for me, was this strong man. i looked up to my dad as this cool,ik kind of, you know, he ws very afrocentric in his, just the way he raised us, he was not like -- he was not like an outward thing, but just the way he raisedd us and taught us inside the home. i will never forget, my dad wore an afro with a part on the side. he would keep his black pic in his hand.no he would wear it everywhere. jesse jackson and doctor king and the great kings and queens from africa on the wall. the books on black americans. it was not the usual folks that you may care about when we celebrate history. you need to know. i remember him at one point teaching us about -- those were not names w

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as iranian american writer hoda cosby told me last fall, these protests were not a matter of religion job, not just dress code, but a larger critique of the state as it exists right now. i think the chant that you mentioned earlier in the program of women, life, freedom, it speaks to the broadness and the intensive-ness of the demand that iranians are making right now with women at the forefront. >> even in the midst of violent crackdowns, thousands of arrests and some executions, the women of iran showed no signs of slowing down their demonstrations. women everywhere are saying, our bodies are ours, our choices are our's. enough is enough. they have been seeing it for ages. until the structure seems to exist, women will resist. joining me now is christina greer, associate professor of political science at fordham university. thank you both for coming back on the show. christina, let me start with you. without women voters, there would have been a republican red wave this year, whether not half? it's women who helped the dems to five political history. >> there i say, black women. we

louis in the '80s and '90s, from watching the cosby show to different world, to, you know, eating pizzaypes of music you listen to. you talk about doing a dance routine to bel biv devoe's "poison", and got me to the dance floor. what i found touching and relatable is your family taught you history, the richness, the struggle in the united states. can you tell me about the impact your father had on you and wanting you to know your history? >> so, my dad for me was this strong man. when i was a kid, i just, i looked up to my dad as this like cool, just kind of like, you know, he was very afro centric in his, like just the way that he raised us, not necessarily-- not outwardly so much so, he wasn't like wearing the stuff like that, like an outward thing, but it was more the way he raised us and taught us inside the home and my dad wore a ar afro with a part on the side and he wore the pick unless he was at work and we had the great kings and queens of africaen -- africa on the walls and the books of black america and it wasn't the usual folks that you may hear about when we celebrate black

a little girl who also grew up in saint louis in the eighties and nineties from like watching the cosby show in a different world to, you know, eating pizza and, you know, the types of music you listen, you talk about, like doing a dance routine to bell biv devoe, poison, which was like one of my favorite songs as a kid that i definitely got me to the dance floor. but what i also found really touching and relatable was that your family taught you your history, which is with this black history and the richness of our culture and our struggle here in the united states. can you tell me a little bit about the impact your father had on you and wanting you to know your history? yeah. so my dad, for me my dad for me was this strong man. you know, when i was when i was a kid, you know, like, i just i looked up to my dad as this, like, cool. just kind of like you know, he was very afrocentric in in his in his, like, just the way that he raised us. not necessarily. not outwardly, so much soul. so, like, he wasn't like like wearing dashikis and stuff like that. it wasn't like an outward thing, but

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. >> which at the time -- and i stress at the time -- was bill cosby as a shining example. ♪ did youow 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 a lot less like the simpsons. >> huh? >> 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 and popular culture and all kinds of issues of racism, of sexism. >> don't ask me. i'm just a girl. >> 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. >> dang immigrants. they want all the benefits of living in springfield, but they ain't even bothered to learn themselves the language. >> yeah. those are exactly my sentiments. >> sold! >> when they make fun of how fox works -- >>