eddie makdessi thought he knew why. he said his wife made a videotape before her murder, and he gave it to the authorities. >> sexual harassment, sexual assault, and rape. this is the story of my life as a defenseless woman in the navy. >> the videotape is startling, it is scary. >> elise described a tale of horror. she alleged sexual abuse covered up at the highest levels of the navy. >> three weeks later, after trying my best to avoid sexual harassment, i got raped in the women's bathroom. and he again threatened me and told me, "you can't prove anything, so keep your mouth shut, or else you and your husband could get hurt." i've made a list of names and placed it in a safe deposit box in my name only. >> police used a court order to get elise's journal. >> quincy brown had been named in her journal as one of those attackers. >> elise listed all five men who she claimed raped her while on duty. >> at this point, we knew we needed to get the naval criminal investigative service, ncis, involved. because obviously, now w

shot on goal. >> eddie: never a bad play. >> mike: you have no goaltending, you have no shot. >> eddiegoing to the front of the net. how close was that? and the chance for kane. coming down the left wing boards. gets to the right. get to the middle. take a backhand and air-mail it up and over. freddie andersen. >> mike: the ice repair is near crawford. they get a breather. and both teams have taken their time-out. 12:01 left in the first overtime period. >> eddie: have the mandatory ice maintenance, the first whistle after the ten-minute mark if we get that far. a good, little breather for both teams here. >> mike: timonen, walled off by etem etem. timonen, close quarters. stepping along to take this is saad. sailed it back out, high. can be played back further. and sent back up by fowler. and then back in. >> eddie: first shift of overtime for kimmo timonen. >> mike: great glove on that pass. now, timonen gets it on to vermette who drops it back. >> pierre: he has gotten off the ice. >> mike: seabrook back ahead. up the wing for sharp. bounced back in. and it's fowler. fowler and shar

shot on goal. >> eddie: never a bad play. >> mike: you have no goaltending, you have no shot. >> eddiei going to the front of the net. how close was that? and the chance for kane. coming down the left wing boards. gets to the right. get to the middle. take a backhand and air-mail it up and over. freddie andersen. >> mike: the ice repair is near crawford. they get a breather. and both teams have taken their time-out. 12:01 left in the first overtime period. >> eddie: have the mandatory ice maintenance, the first whistle after the ten-minute mark if we get that far. a good, little breather for both teams here. >> mike: timonen, walled off by etem etem. timonen, close quarters. stepping along to take this is saad. sailed it back out, high. can be played back further. and sent back up by fowler. and then back in. >> eddie: first shift of overtime for kimmo timonen. >> mike: great glove on that pass. now, timonen gets it on to vermette who drops it back. >> pierre: he has gotten off the ice. >> mike: seabrook back ahead. up the wing for sharp. bounced back in. and it's fowler. fowler and sh

shot on goal. >> eddie: never a bad play. >> mike: you have no goaltending, you have no shot. >> eddiei going to the front of the net. how close was that? and the chance for kane. coming down the left wing boards. gets to the right. get to the middle. take a backhand and air-mail it up and over. freddie andersen. >> mike: the ice repair is near crawford. they get a breather. and both teams have taken their time-out. 12:01 left in the first overtime period. >> eddie: have the mandatory ice maintenance, the first whistle after the ten-minute mark if we get that far. a good, little breather for both teams here. >> mike: timonen, walled off by etem etem. timonen, close quarters. stepping along to take this is saad. sailed it back out, high. can be played back further. and sent back up by fowler. and then back in. >> eddie: first shift of overtime for kimmo timonen. >> mike: great glove on that pass. now, timonen gets it on to vermette who drops it back. >> pierre: he has gotten off the ice. >> mike: seabrook back ahead. up the wing for sharp. bounced back in. and it's fowler. fowler and sh

eddie espinoza got 15 years. in march 1989, joe d'ambrosio arrived on death row at lucasville prison in southern ohio. he maintained his innocence. >> it's a nightmare. it's got to be a nightmare. and i have to wake up. i really, really do. and you don't wake up. and it just goes on. no matter who i wrote and how much i begged. no one listens to a convicted murderer. they all say they didn't do it. 798 fico score, a thanks to the tools and help on experian.com. kaboom... well, i just have a few other questions. >>chuck, the only other question you need to ask is, "what else can you do for me?" i'll just take a water... get your credit swagger on. become a member of experian credit tracker and find out your fico score powered by experian. fico scores are used in 90% of credit decisions. ♪ ♪ ♪ most weekends only last a couple of days. some last a lifetime. hampton. we go together. always get the lowest price, only when you book direct at hampton.com choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? en

for me to miss eddy that's a shame i mean put us on our newsletter or news list it will be great inhe awesome the diversity as someone said this is the best of san francisco and international city it take care of their own so the fact there's local local great mission organizations that's part of the system this sets unus apart if other cities and the programs the partners you guys have is an incredible group of partners many of you guys do is phenomenal i'd like to move that item madam chair. >> i had a city commissioner bustos we had your known as those we don't see you guys anywhere so i second the motion. >> we have a forward looking at calendar i missed eddy but manny. >> shame on me any comments? >> well, i was not notified either and why is it only- >> (laughter). >> all mercedes benzmembers of the public are here i think that was commissioner bustos i withholding. >> we have a motion and second commissioner bustos. >> commissioners please announce tour vote commissioner mondejar commissioner singh commissioner hurtado commissioner bustos madam chair rosales i have 4 i's cong

inel rr a direct neighbor to the eddy campus. nigh address is 650 eddy. i'm upset about the statement that was made that if the people were in danger they were going to move them out so who moved us out i live on this block. i'm their direct neighbor so that is disheartening to me. as i work as a resident leader we decided to take upon ourselves to start something called take back the block so the neighborhood can be safer. bringing back the campus is important to my neighborhood and family and very important to the community. as low income housing people and we have spanish speakers in my building this was a source and actual step up for them so that could move on with their education. sometimes you need to start at a school that is closest to the house before you brounch out of your community so in order to do that we need to the eddy street campus. we appreciate the victory had today but this is something that we need. let me leave you with what a child in the building, if they close down that school will they close down my school? >> thank you. >> my

[cheering and applause] eddie, good to see you again. eddie: likewise. thank you, steve.od my memory is, folks.

you don't have a right. >> reporter: eddie ray rout's defense, not guilty by reason of insanity. >> you consistently put the full blame on him. >> absolutely. ptsd doesn't cause you to murder people. >> mr. routh, if you will please stand. we the jury find the defendant eddie ray routh guilty. >> reporter: the sentence is automatic, life without parole. now taya is sharing a part of chris that few ever saw. beyond the soldier and hero he was a family man of faith. it is scenes like these that inspired her to write her new book "american wife," where she tells her story of love and loss with chris. >> there is so much more to him. it was my chance to share that side. i think he's earned it. >> reporter: for taya chris was her unlikely soul mate her cowboy in shining armor. >> he just had this softness and this tenderness. i continue to look back and be in awe of how he managed it so well honestly. >> reporter: the chaenc meeting between taya and chris started off on a rocky note as seen in the film "american sniper" how true was the first meeting? >> so true. i drank a little too much. >

i needed to meet eddie and give him an eyeball up and down. size him up. >> and who she met wasn't what she expected. >> meeting him, it's just this biggest, sweetest smile and he's so docile and gentle and quiet and happy. happy. how is he on death row and happy? it just didn't make any sense. there was no way i was going to let elmore's case go. never settle for verizon's overpriced gimmicks. try the un-carrier risk-free for 14 days you'll love it, or we'll pay for you to go back. well, a mbe a problem,dn't your credit is in pretty good shape. >>pretty good? i know i have a 798 fico score, thanks to the tools and help on experian.com. kaboom... well, i just have a few other questions. >>chuck, the only other question you need to ask is, "what else can you do for me?" i'll just take a water... get your credit swagger on. become a member of experian credit tracker and find out your fico score powered by experian. fico scores are used in 90% of credit decisions. [ male announcer ] diagnosed with cancer, he didn't just vow to beat it. i vowed to

>> there's a few little things in there but mostly-- >> you can't tell me, can you, eddie?> a proprietor's secret. well gate this on the grill real quick. half a minute on each side. and then-- >> half a minute. that's it? that's all you really need. >> yes. you take a couple of tortillas while your sword fish is on the grill. put them on the grill. we'll take them off and what i- - >> get the plates ready for us. >> let's get it going here. i'm going to basically take this and-- >> beautiful you really don't need that on there long as all. >> just as long as -- sword fish is one of those fish you can eat a little bit under, like medium or cook it all the way through, whatever you like. what we'll do is get these tacos rolling here. >> i've got to break in here. we're going to go live to the news conference. you continue. we'll come back to this. we have breaking news at the news conference where police chief cathy lanier is talking about the quadruple murder. >>> thank you, everybody, for being here. first i want to say how grateful i am and the residents of the district o

academic environment to reinstitute the classes and all of the classes that we had originally at 750 eddy. we signed a long term lease so have a long term commitment because we know it will take a while how to fix eddy. i don't have the solution today but my staff is workic on it with a team of architects. we'll be inclusive with the community and staff. we believe in participatory governance and commit today the city to insure we are 80 years old starting in august, i promise this wonderful city we'll be here for at least another 80 generations. with that i'll turn it over to my president >> thank you mr. chancellor >> i think the boferd atrustees is eager to work with board of supervisors on common interest and concern most immediately around enrollment. if there things the city can do in the news letter to encourage people to enroll. chancellor spoke about the hopes to partner with city departments to become the trainer of first re-sort sfr those departments. please be entouch with us. please be our advoicate we are going to bring to sacramento. one of the great concerns is that the wa

we the jury find the defendant eddie ray routh guilty of capital murder as charged. >> reporter: thentence is automatic. life without parole. when we come back, can taya ever forgive? it's a struggle at times. i mean, he -- he took something. and she considers the possibility of new love. but you even said, taya, that you heard chris saying he wants you to allow yourself to find another love. stay with us. ♪ want to take everything you love with you? do it in style on your pandora charm bracelet from jared the galleria of jewelry. jared has an incredible selection of the latest pandora charms, bracelets and jewelry -including charms you will only find at jared. telling her life's story with just a turn of the wrist. we are gonna need a bigger table. that's why he went to jared. i love making sunday dinners. but when my back hurt, cooking all day... forget about it. tylenol was ok, buit was 6 pills a day. but aleve is just 2 pills all day. and now, i'm back! aleve. go get help, boy. go get help. go get help! right now! if you're a cat, you ignore people. it's what you do. if you want

this video shows police ordering routh to exit. >> eddie! reporter: then, unexpectedly, routh takes off, leading police on a high-speed chase though residential neighborhoods. at one point, police ram the truck. eventually, routh surrenders. he is arrested and charged with the first degree murder of chris kyle and chad littlefield. nine days later, a rainy, grey day in dallas. thousands file into at&t stadium, home of chris' beloved dallas cowboys, to pay their respects to a fallen american hero. >> i stand before you a broken woman, but i am now and always will be the wife of a man who was a warrior both on and off the battlefield. >> reporter: chris kyle's funeral procession to the texas state cemetery providing the movie's poignant final moments. the pictures taken from real life, like these unforgettable images captured by abc stations kvue and wfaa. the drive to austin to the cemetery. >> it's 200 miles of people lining the streets and every overpass, and the bagpipers and people stopped on the other side of the freeway. i mean it was t

have a presentation unfortunately, we suffered two homicides on saturday morning on 560 larkin and eddy life-saving we have reason to building a connection because there was a common element in both without going into the details the homicide is actively working both cases and hopefully, we'll break them we had a tragic collision around 8:30 in the morning a 11 of 11-year-old boise boy was killed as he tried to navigate around a vehicle we'll ask you keep that little one in our prayers and, of course, the family with regards to the post trauma and the pier support obviously will be welcome on a light ier side commissioner hwang we had an out-of-town in san francisco it is a campaign against hate and specifically bullying the warriors have active in that and it is akin to in 2011 the department accident did it gets better videos anything we can get to make people more sensitive to one another especially for the young people to we're going to do everything we can to stop the bullying with the unbelievable impact we had our ceremony yesterday sarah was there and it was very, very well rece

of the crime scene, to be able to disprove eddie's statement, because all we had was eddie's statement and the crime scene, and he had a good story. >>> up next -- a middle-aged man looks for some excitement. >> he's just like any other guy that would go to a strip club. >> and later turns up dead. police ask if the two are connected. >> she said she killed him. i asked her why and she said because they told her to. >> police question the dancer's boyfriends. >> we do not allow boyfriends or husbands to be in the bar. >> eventually, with forensic evidence and a little luck, the pieces start to fit. ♪ many young men and women dream of working in the television or film industry. pat mcrae fulfilled that dream and he was good at it. >> he worked at iowa public television. he was a video production coordinator. he was very well liked at that place, friendly face, always smiling when i saw him. >> mcrae typically worked long hours. unfortunately, it took its toll. in 1997, he and his wife of 12 years divorced. mcrae took it hard but remained a devoted father to his two young children. >> we

>> so, when i think of eddie i think of a hard of gold helped him through the fire. >> reporter: now, jang's deportation hearing is scheduled for the end of this month. >>> all right, switching gears to the weather department now. looking at a bit of a warming trend coming into the bay area. we will have to wait for it. by wednesday and thursday we will be back into the middle 80s inland. >>> tomorrow, a repeat performance from what we have seen in the past few days. memorial monday, we honor our veterans, we will see the clouds and temperatures at the 50s, warmer spots, inland, 80 degrees, as we look to the bay bridge, concord, 56 degrees, oakland, 54 in livermore, 56 degrees, we are all in the 50s right now. low clouds packed in at the shoreline. tomorrow afternoon, plenty of sun, middle 70s will do it. around the bay, upper 60s, chilly but on the peninsula and anywhere on the coastline. what is happening, low pressure is coming in. series of lows coming down from the northwest. high pressure, finally, this high gets a bit of a kick. moves towards the shore. midweek, looking for hig

he just wants to do it for eddie. he just says eddie did it for us, and i'm doing it for eddie. >> fixler also writes a book about the robbery and his vietnam experience called semper cool and donates all royalties to wounded veterans through the barry fixler foundation. >> i want to honor the men and women serving today. the men and women serving when i was in service. i love my family, and i love my country. >> always mindful of the day two gunmen tried to rob him. >> i look like a very easy-going fellow. not a threat. nerdy. they really came thinking this was going to be a cakewalk. this is the easiest thing ever. it turned out not to be the easiest thing ever. >> coming up, a store manager who never fired a gun in her life hands a robbery with one shot. >> like i was coming around, and i grabbed the gun. ♪ if you're looking for a car that drives you... ...and takes the wheel right from your very hands... ...this isn't that car. the first and only car with direct adaptive steering. ♪ the 328 horsepower q50, from in

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eddie j. johnson sr. montana -- joseph j. dunne i. nebraska -- amanda baker. mark a. hekert.lan r. beck. igor soldo. new hampshire higher -- -- stephen joseph arkel. new jersey -- were not sorenaldo arocha, jr. christopher m. goodel. stephen j. petrozello. melvin vincent santiago. new mexico -- anthony p. haas. new york -- frank g. bordenero. thomas k. choy. dennis e. guerera. wyn jyn lu. douglas h. mayvell. darrell r. pearson. rafael l. ramos. christopher g. skinner. david w. smith jr. michael c. williams. north carolina -- jeffrey w. green. stanley l. klingenschmidt. alexander e. thalman. ohio -- michael a. paris sr. justin r. weinbrenner. oklahoma -- bryan d. beck. kelly a. chase. terry b. fischer. mitchell d. weeks. kristen d. willheit. pennsylvania -- richard a. champion. brian k. dixon ii. david kedra. cheryl a. pierce. south carolina -- joseph j. madaskovic. holmes n. smith jr. tennessee -- david c. johnson. darryl j. perrett. michael a. petrina. texas -- paul a. buckles. charles d. dinwiddy. lee dixon. jessica l. hollis. cleveland d. johnson jr. mark u. kelley. alejan

que si pueden celebrar hoy con sus hijos este dia, no dan credito a los casos como el del pequeno eddie su vida, manana se estara definiiendo la consignacion de las 3 personas detenidas por el delito de lesiones agravadas. vo blanca --hoy en el sur de la baha funcionarios pblicos participaron en un foro para enterarse de los desafios que a diario enfrentan los inmigrantes en nuestra comunidad. --entre otros temas, se habl de cmo california contina siendo el hogar del mayor numero de inmigrantes en el pais y el papel importante que tienen las industrias y organizaciones en los cambios demograficos que afectan al estado dorado. cesar ---miles de inmigrantes indocumentados han solicitado su licencia de conducir amparada bajo la ley "ab60" pero a la hora de conseguirla no todos corren con la misma suerte.. blanca --denny alfonso nos habla de la frustacion de quienes estan a la espera de una segunda revision. take pkg 0:01 0:13-0:23 0:36-0:40 1:03-1:08 pkg d: inicialmente estas personas debian esperar 60 dias, pero algunos han esperado mas de 100!.. mientras. el dmv pide paciencia pues las c

bueno, mi amigo eddie garcia es un profesor ahí y él enseña una clase de liderazgo. sí, nomas se pone un botón. y pues ahora ya sabemos que tenemos que hablar con otras personas, padres, porque sabemos que en el futuro nos van a hablar cuando queremos una carrera o una letra de recomendación. damián trujillo: ¿por qué es importante, cuando se conoce una persona por primera vez, saludarle, un saludo de manos, pero que se fuerte, y también verlos de ojo a ojo, verdad? uno puede ser un poco intimidado porque una persona es profesional, es abogado o es juez o que no, pero es algo que han aprendido, cómo se saluda y cómo se le ve de ojo a ojo a la otra persona. dorian rebolledo: ajá, es algo muy importante porque aún estamos a una edad que se nos hace todo difícil. y con la ayuda que nos ha ofrecido la escuela y el señor eddie, siempre hemos avanzado. y salimos más profesionales. damián trujillo: y es importante, ¿verdad?, a donde vas a progresar tú. sergio macías: sí, todo eso es tan importante. hasta nos enseñó cómo ser en una entrevista, enseñar las manos así, hacer to

now, both of you are involved in the special class taught by eddie garcia and it's a leadership classs a class that i think a lot of us wish we would have taken or had the opportunity when we were in high school. talk about the difference that it's made in what you've learned. doriann: well, i'm a very hardheaded person. so, walking in, you know, i've always thought, "i'm right" and that's it. and he's kind of taught you that, no, you know, you have to understand what's going to happen and how you have to get there. it was a struggle but i kind of understand what he tried to teach us now. damian: how about you, sergio? sergio: for me, you can clearly see that i have one button on. before i used to think that you had to put both of them on. but yeah, he taught me how to look professionally, how to talk professionally, and to network a lot, to network, network, network-- damian: and so, you mentioned the 90% or i think it's 95%, i'm not even sure. but, what's in store for you coming up in the future? sergio: for me, i'm hoping to major in political science, probably go to law school. ho

. >> reporter: eddy around monterey bay made for a quick cloud up today from south to north along thetemps fell by as much as 19 degrees over the last 24 hours! the cool and moist air works it way farther east overnight as the ridge of high pressure that brought us the heat today inland weakens and moves into idaho. clouds increase tonight with dense fog along with drizzle possible along the coast. clouds will clear around 11 am away from the ocean. the coast will remain in the upper 50s with stubborn low clouds throughout a good chunk of the weekend while inland spots get progressively cooler through monday. by tuesday the wind increases with a storm to the north, helping to give us more sunshine and >> reporter: >> pam: another major company is under scrutiny over how they're responding to the crippling california drought. it turns out a bottled water line owned by starbucks is sourcing from springs up in the sierra. ethos bottled water pumps out of placer county and bottles in merced. >> derek: a multibillion dollar corporation that serves you a five dollar latte. but tonight , sta

. >> my name is eddie i'm 20 i'm a senior i will be graduating this may. [music] >> students don't just show up on election day, they're recruited and trained by the department of election. [music] >> we visit to almost all san francisco high schools, talk to students, in government class and talk to them about being a poll workers. >> students play an important part in poll workers in san francisco, we're going to hire about 1,000 this year, it's a great opportunity for them to learn about the democratic process, they also earn a stipend in work and earn credits. >> i was excited to see at my high school to work for the department of elections, we can get extra credit for one of our classes. >> i was like i need money i want to do something for her, my city. >> i said hey, why not, it might be cool i have been an active community person. [music] >> it gives a real experience that takes the concepts i'm teaching in class, it's real life it's not something that is just in a textbook, it's representative of democracy, and direct democracy all in one day for

for kenny albert joe micheletti brian engblom, eddie olczyk and pierre mcguire good night from anaheim. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this presentation of the stanley cup playoffs. [baseball crowd noise] ♪ ♪ [x1 chime] ♪ ♪ [crowd cheers] oh! i can't believe it! [cheering] hi, grandma! ♪ >>> breaking news off the top tonight at 11:00, beau biden, the son of vice president joe biden has died. beau biden lost his battle with brain cancer. darcy spencer joins us live outside the vice president's residence with our top story. darcy? >> reporter: we're live outside the vice president's residence. you can see it here behind me off of massachusetts avenue. this very sad news was shared nationally within the last hour or so that the vice president's son lost his battle with cancer. he was surrounded by his entire family when he passed away this evening, that includes his wife halle and their two young children. he battled cancer a couple years ago, sought treatment and had beat it. as we understand at some point this spring he had a relapse and was at some point transferred to walter r

for kenny albert joe micheletti brian engblom, eddie olczyk and pierre mcguire good night from anaheim. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this presentation of the stanley cup playoffs. >>> tonight at 11:00, beau biden, the son of joe biden and former delaware attorney general has died of brain cancer. he was 46. i'm denise nakano. vice president biden's office was the first to announce his son's death tonight. >> reporter: beau biden, former delaware attorney general and eldest son of vice president joe biden died saturday from brain cancer the 46 year old bronze star recipient was first diagnosed in august 2013. following treatment, he was given a clean bill of health and returned to his work as delaware attorney general just months later. he announced last year that he would not seek a third term instead, planning a run for governor in 2016. >> please join me in welcoming my friend my father, my hero, the next vice president of the united states, joe biden. >> reporter: biden gave an emotional speech introducing his father at the 2008 democratic national convention and was consi

durante los anos 70. natsot, crazy eddie commercial ofrecian precios increibles porque segun antar violabano darnos una entrevista para educar al publico sobre la metodologia de lasesfas. diceue la primeraregla del tador es creun vinculo con lvictima. stevlee, el dir de asuntos dconsumidor interino en nueva jersey fue un fiscal federal en ny durante 9 anos y nos explica como funciona una estafa del punto de vista de la ley sot steve lee, 10805 these fraudsters are very experienced and sophisticated ... estos estafadores tienen mucha experiencia y son sofisticados. juegan con las emociones de las victimas, los emocionan con la posibilidad de ganar tremendasas de dino envian notificaciones que parecen oficiales, y usan tecnologia para que las llamadas parezcan locales. entonces parece muy profesional. le estan diciendo lo que quieren oir y es muy dificil no creerles. segun lee, muchos estafadores que llaman por telefono estan operando desde el extranjero. trabajan en oficinas conocidas como "boiler rooms". no usan armas para robar, solo telefonos, computadoras y un guion. existen estafas de t

last two years we've taken out parking on turk and now taking out parking on the 2 hundred block of eddy have a problem all the surface parking lot in the tenderloin that are curling in existence right now are being utilized for parking but they also have plans to be built on and so where are all the cars going to go we have one millions people in san francisco and most of the jobs are downtown if e you keep on taking away the parking spaces the police department has the jurisdiction over the parking lots by the way, yes, they do i know i don't know if you know that i have concerned about the displacement and here an employee of safe an entity of kind of mixed up with the police department and so on and so forth telling us how to take away our parking i don't like that and one of the things when i was in the neighborhood my visitors wouldn't come because they can't find parking this is a concern i moved out of the

it started with an altercation involving 50 people outside fast eddie's billiards on richmond highway. a man was rest to the hospital with a gunshot wound at his condition is non-life-threatening but he is in the hospital. no arrests have been made. a judge has denied jesse matthew 's a request to delay his trial he is accused in the death of hannah graham and will go to trial in fairfax on charges he attacked the woman in 2005. the defense said it needed more time to investigate 40 people identified in police files over the years as possible suspects. the judge did not agree. sentencing set for today for a local rabbi the secretly recorded naked women in a bath. bernard freundel was a rabbi for more than 25 years at a former teacher at georgetown and towson university's and the university of maryland. he pled guilty to 52 counts of voyeurism. prosecutors are asking for a 17 year sentence. coming up, remembering the men known as the king of blues. while we are learning about the death of bb king. >> i think many of them say, you are a hypocrite. >> bill cosby questioned about sexual a