walking out in handcuffs.hink this is an image that he will always be remembered by and trace, there were some passionate arguments today in court. you had the prosecution saying, your honor, he is going to reoffend. have you got to remand him. have you got to give him a higher sentence. and then you have the definition saying, your honor, he is 81 years old. he is ill. he is blind. how is he going to victimize anyone else? good arguments on both sides here. >> trace: appeal process underway. >> just beginning. >> trace: not just in court but the court of public opinion. the evidence was doctored. a lot more to come. >> right. >> trace: we will hear from the d.a. kevin steele talking about the prosecution of bill cosby just taken away in an suv. we thought it might be in a police car. instead it was an suv, bill cosby now going to jail to be processed to make his way to a prison. the news conference and more reaction coming up. ♪ real cheese people know good things come in threes. sargento balanced breaks. nat

what was it like seeing handcuffs slapped on this man?e did not get to see him handcuffed. all we got to see was him laughing and giggling and shoulder going up and down as he was laughing and giggling. we were ordered to leave the courtroom for security reasons. >> he's going to prison. what does this feel like for you? >> wow. it a hallelujah moment. i think this pouring rain is absolutely apropos because the judge handed down a monsoon of a decision. this is a momentous decision in a me too era. it's incredibly important. i do have mixed emotions. on the one hand i feel absolutely elated that justice was served. on the other hand i also feel disappointed because clearly the three-year minimum sentence does not adequately reflect the havoc this man, this rapist, has inflicted on so many women including myself. it does indicate there is now a shift in the legal system that is now going to reflect modern culture and that now women's advices are being believed and women's lives are being valued. >> you know the statistics. it's such a smal

bill cosby led away in handcuffs. a searing image of a man once adored and celebrated, now on his way to prison. the 81-year-old sentenced to three to ten years for drugging and sexually assaulting former temple employee andrea constand in 2004, meaning he cannot seek parole until he's served at least three years. >> finally, bill cosby has been unmasked, and we have seen the real man as he's headed off to prison. >> reporter: the defense team fought for home arrest because of the comedian's age and health. but judge steven o'neal was not convinced, basing his verdict he said on the seriousness of the crime and andrea constand's own words. she described the night of her assault in a statement to the court. i couldn't move my arms or legs, i couldn't speak or even remain conscious. i was completely vulnerable and powerless to protect myself. she testified in the trial and the retrial was in court for both verdicts and for the sentencing. today when she was asked to react, she just smiled and shook her head. for many of

walking out of a courtroom in handcuffs a fall from grace for a man who once so famous and beloved he was known as america's dad but who would judge now called a sexually violent predator eighty one year old bill cosby sentenced to three to ten years in jail cosby was found guilty in april with three counts of aggravated indecent assault after drugging and sexually assaulting andrea konstam in two thousand and four he used exacting skills. dearing t.v. personality to win over his victims and then keep them silent about what he did to them so now finally bill cosby has been unmasked and we have seen the real man as he's headed off to prison while the trial focused on the one crime against ms constant more than sixty other women have accused cosby of sexual misconduct spanning decades and after the sentencing many said they were glad he was going to jail i wanted thirty we're. very sad that you know the missing part. my prayers for me is hard for people like you cut down on willingly. ok good thank you i just does because that's going to show them that they can make it through and that

we should see him being escorted out of this courthouse in handcuffs just moments from now.e stay tuned to fox news channel and this fox station for continuing coverage of this story i'm julie banderas in new york. and we continue with our coverage on the fox news channel and judge andrew napolitano with is here with me. we are talking about this particular sentence. his lawyers would almost be doing their client a disservice if they were to actually fight. this because they could potentially end up getting more time. >> i would strongly urge them to appeal the conviction but. >> julie: but not the sentence. >> no. the sentence is almost too light given everything that the jury heard. >> exactly. >> of course i don't know everything this judge knows and i haven't even seen the reasons he has given. he spent an hour putting them on the record and we will know them in a couple of minutes when our producer comes out to be debriefed by rick leventhal but, yes, it's a light sentence. i would be surprised if they appeal it. if they do the state is going to cross appeal. they must

bill y led away in handcuffs. a searing image of a man once adored and celebrated, now on his ay to prison. the 81-year-old sentenced to three to ten years fodrugging and sexually assaulting andrea constand2004, meaning he cannot seek parole until he's served at least three years. >> finaill cosby has been unmasked, and hee have seen the real man as headed off to prison. >> reporter: the defense team fought for home arrest h.ecause of his age and heal but judge steven o'neal was not convinced, basing his verdict he said on the riousness of the crime and andrea constand's own words. she described the night of her assault in a statement to the court. she testified in the trial and the retrial was in court for both verdicts and for the sentencing. today when she was e asked to react, just smiled and shook her head. for many of the more than 60 women who have accused cosby of sexual misconduct, ranging om verbal abuse to rape, this sentence is vindication. is it relief today? >> yeah, i think it is. i think it's going

one of them sobbing as they handcuff him on the ground. did those officers act properly? >>> baby in danger. the high-speed chase on a texas highway. a mother behind the wheel, crashing her car, then trying to carjack another one, carrying her baby. >>> fiery rescue. the police officers answering a desperate call. rushing to a burning home, freeing a woman trapped inside. >>> and the labor day holiday shopping deals where you can find the biggest savings. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm whit johnson, in for tom llamas. tonight, we begin with the severe storms and flash flood watch in the heartland. the area already pummeled by weeks of torrential rain. this time-lapse video showing a supercell spinning near kalamazoo, michigan. at least one confirmed tornado in the area. in kansas, wind gusts up to 65 miles per hour blowing dust all over the roads and darkening the sky. heavy rain and lightning threatening college football season openers. in ohio and nebraska. the huske po and tonight, a tropical storm watch just issued. sam champion starts us

bill cosby in handcuffs after that sentencing today. yes.by the series of women who came forward when they were not listened to, the woman came forward and eventually, that was enough to tip the balance. it is the fact that all of those individual women were willing to collectively come together to put their names and reputations and the public facings on the line number to take this guy down and now he is probably going to jailand down and now he is probably going to jail and that we are with him in handcuffs. when of them described his accusers as a hallelujah moment. i thought that was after all those years, some of these offences outside of the statue limitations but they go back to 1965. extraordinary catalogue. what are the most powerful front pages in the us done on him was that he said and then she said in a repeated she said she said. because it was this examiner catalogue and the depressing part of that is how many women it seems to take to have the value of one man's voice but the right result here. let's being made of the signifi

bill cosby hauled off in handcuffs. a disgraced icon sentenced to up to ten years in prison. for sexual assault. cosby taken directly from the courtroom into custody. a day his accusers thought they might never see. >> and this is just going to show victims that they can make it through, and that there's justice at the end and hallelujah. >>> it's a major victory for the "me too" movement, and a stunning downfall for the man once called america's dad. >>> president trump lashes out, attacking brett kavanaugh's accusers, zeroing in on one of them who says she was drinking and foggy. >> she was totally inebriated and all messed up. >> and the president accusing democrats of orchestrating a charade to stop kavanaugh.

they tried to hang me by my handcuffs, which was cuffed behind my back. they try to play a game of russian roulette with me with a shotgun and they ended up chipping my two front teeth and splitting my upper lip. amy: and code pink co-founder medea benjamin disrupted an event at the hudson institute where the u.s. special envoy to iran brian hook spoke on wednesday. benjamin took to the stage shortly after hook ended his speech. >> it is time for all nations to join us in holding iran to a note level of debt to a new level of it can ability, especially if lawless pursuit of ballistic missiles. thank you. >> that is the most ridiculous thing i've seen. the world community wants to keep iran -- our allies. the germans, the french, the british. they want to keep -- >> man. >> let's talk about saudi arabia. are? theyo are allies are the biggest -- amy: you need to -- >> you are actually hurting me. do think these sanctions are hurting the regime? are they hurting the iranian people? they are hurting the iranian people. you are making a case for war with iran.

to bring his arms behind his back for handcuffs. the result leaves the suspect bleeding from his face and blood falling from the sidewalk. they say the suspect was not handcuffed while officers punched him. police answered questions on facebook and say an internal investigation found the officers use of force was reasonable in this case. the suspect received medical attention for face lacerations and was resisted -- arrested for resisting arrest and violating his ovation. investigation is still ongoing. the full video can be found on our website ktvu.com. >>> in sacramento the sheriff department is making funeral arrangements for a deputy killed in the line of duty. he just recently got married and was shot and killed earlier this week while responding to a disturbance call. ♪>> department did something touching for the younger sister of the fallen deputy, they place ribbons on trees and lined of cars at her middle school. the department put together this video showing deputies in uniform standing on both sides of the sidewalk, esco

. >>> our top national story tonight, actor bill cosby in handcuffs led away minutes after a judge sentenced him to state prison. cbs reporter kenneth craig on the women who claimed justice after cosby's sexual assault trial. >> reporter: bill cosby walked out of court in handcuffs heading to prison for three to 10 years. the disgraced comedian was convicted earlier this year of drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constand 14 years ago at his pennsylvania mansion. >> someone who is famous, someone who can get a lot of attention all over the world just by showing up someplace to eat shouldn't be given a pass for their crimes and allowed to walk free. >> reporter: when handing down the sentence, judge steven o'neill said, "it is time for justice. mr. cosby, this has all circled back to you. the time has come." the judge also read from constand's impact statement when she wrote the entertainer took her beautiful young spirit and crushed it. cosby's attorneys asked for house arrest arguing the legally blind cosby is too old and helpless to do time in prison, but the judge said no one is abov

would use to say lock me up with your handcuff guess how he got out? the secret service gave the answers. but houdini never got over the death of his mother. never. when i look at his life looks like he will die but he spent time to defraud after world war i know it sounds silly now but your son sent me a message from beyond the grave. it sounds so obvious. and with spiritualism. and harry houdini aided that. it was dedicated to fraud. and to be so expressed with death he gave secret code words to his family and friends if they die and there is a sÉance if he came back as a ghost he was a don't believe any of this nonsense but here is your codeword that harry gave to his mother was supposedly the one word, forgive. such a simple idea each had a hole in their life and harry houdini with the whole in his life it may be addiction may be of use and to get out of the crater and come back to life truly and harry d todd at best especially starting with yourself. then all the puzzle pieces that is when i started the book and that is for the escape artist come

walking out of a courtroom in handcuffs a fall from grace for a man who once so famous and beloved he was known as america's dad but who would judge now called a sexually violent predator eighty one year old bill cosby sentenced to three to ten years in jail because he was found guilty in april of three counts of aggravated indecent assault after drugging and sexually assaulting andrea konstam in two thousand and four he used exacting skills and. t.v. personality to win over his victims and then keep them silent about what he did to them so now finally bill cosby has been unmasked and we have seen the real man as he's headed off. to prison while the trial focused on the one crime against ms constant more than sixty other women have accused cosby of sexual misconduct spanning decades and after the sentencing many said they were glad he was going to jail i wanted thirty years. on the i'm very happy to know that mr parks we were told was in prison for me is hard for people like you cut out on willingly. ok good thank you i just said i was just going to show them that they can make it thr

you can see those pictures of him being taken away in handcuffs ready to start that sentence which has minimum of three years and possibly up to ten years. the latest pictures from earlier. we spoke to criminal defence lawyer, caroline polisi, and she told us about the significance of cosby‘s sentencing. what's interesting about the bill cosby case is remember his first trial hung, then. the jury hung in the case. that was pre—harvey weinstein. come the second trial, that jury convicted him because the judge, judge o'neil, let in more prior bad acts witnesses, more women, other women besides andrea constand that came forward and said, "look, he did it to me. he did the exact same thing to me, he has a pattern and a practise and a behaviour". he was convicted. now, i think that the 3—10 years, i think it's really a message. when you think about sentencing and no doubtjudge o'neil thought about this, you think of specific deterrence and general deterrence. and so in this case although cosby‘s lawyers argue that he wasn't a violent predator, he was classified as a sexual predator. and the

bill cosby led out of the courtroom in handcuffs. the judge telling the oburtroom thody is above the law. and he turned to cosby and h id your time has come bill cosby led away in handcuffs. a searing image of a man once adored and celebrated now on his way to prison. the 81-year-old sentenced o'three to ten years for drugging and sexually assault former temple employee andrea constand in2004. meaning he cannot seek parole until he's served at least three years. finally, bill cosby has been unmasked and we have sn the real man as he is headed off to prison. >> reporter: the defense team ught for home arrest because of the comedian's age and health. but judge stephen o'neill was not convinced. basing his verdict, he said, on the seriousness of the crime and andrea constand's own words. she described the night p of her assault in a statement to the court. "i couldn't move my arms or legs. couldn't speak or even remain conscious. i was completely vulnerable and powerless to protectmyself." constand testified in the trial and the retrial

when she saw her father in handcuffs at court she understood.cuff my daddy?" then she'd say, "look, daddy, i can release you." i have no more tears to cry. no more tears. how can i describe it? ifeel like i have no more strength to cry. i can't cry any more, i have been crying so much. aung san suu kyi has the power, as head of the civilian government in myanmar, to free your husband and his colleague. what would be your message to her today? my husband is innocent. my husband absolutely would never harm his country. he felt crushed when he heard the judge say he'd harmed the country. i also feel the same. miss aung san suu kyi, my husband respects you so highly. he is always proud of you. my husband always defends you when you're criticise. my husband always defends you when you're criticised. he admires you so much, he sees you like a mother. do you have faith that aung san suu kyi will listen to what you're saying and bring your husband home? i believe she will. 100%. i believe my husband will be freed and that she will be the one who release

both open and closed hand punches to distract him and bring his arm behind his back for handcuffs. the result leaves the suspect bleeding from his face and blood falling -- falling on the suspect was on the sidewalk. the suspect was not handcuffed while officers punched him. police answered questions on facebook and say an investigation found the officers use of force was reasonable in this case. the suspect did receive medical attention and was arrested for resisting arrest and violating his probation. the investigation into whether or not he was stealing gasoline is still ongoing. that will video can be found on our website, ktvu.com. in pittsburgh with ktvu fox2 news. >>> the family of shaly nintendo has filed a civil rights lawsuit against the transit agency. body camera video shows officer joseph mattoon running toward the sound of gunfire across from the west oakland bart station. he finds two men fighting over a gun and fired three shots that hit tyndale in the back. the federal lawsuit says tyndale had at least one of his hands raised and had already moved away from the oth

the comedian and actor once called america's tv dad led away in handcuffs. tonight, his sentence. what the judge said. and what cosby's attorneys angrily declared afterward. and this evening, the first look at cosby's booking photo. >>> and breaking, the supreme court showdown. judge brett kavanaugh trying to save his nomination. the interview, and what his wife now says. you'll hear from her. the president lashing out today, already targeting the first accuser, now going after the second one. and tonight, word that republicans have now hired an attorney to ask the questions for them. >>> a mother's plea tonight. the fbi joining the case. the search intensifying for a missing young boy with autism. he is nonverve bal. and tonight, what they're now saying. >>> dangerous flash flood fears in the northeast and now the next system right behind it. d.c. to philly, new york to boston, set to get hit tomorrow. rob standing by. >>> president trump at the u.n. today. what he declared, his boast, that drew laughter from world leaders. the uncomfortable moment, even the president then addres

. >>> this morning on "world news now," bill cosby in handcuffs. >> the 81-year-old is spending his firstson after he was sentenced to up to ten years behind bars for sexual assault. the judge reading a statement from cos cosby took her young spirit and crushed it. >>> the showdown on capitol hill is now just one day away. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and one of the women accusing him of sexual misconduct set to testify in front of the senate committee. but republicans won't be asking questions of either of them. we'll explain why. >>> the president on the world stage at the united nations boasting about his accomplishments when he got an unexpected response from world leaders. some laughing. >> america's -- so true. >> but he now says he intended for that. >>> and it's the new look for the active bride. biker shorts. just in case you want to do some mountain biking perhaps after the ceremony. we'll explain this. that's coming up in "the mix." it is wednesday, september 26th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> it's a good look. >> casual. >> casual. >> it also depen

in handcuffs and headed to prison to pay for his crimes.e led a double life. and the man affectionately referred to as america's dad will now be classified as a sexually violent predator. it's a moment his victims never thought possible. outside of court, they celebrated. this is just going to show victims that they can make it through, reporter: do you have any comment, sir? and that there is justice at the end, and hallelujah. all: hallelujah! this is notjust about me too and the internet any more. it's about a defendant having to be accountable in a court of law, and being confined in state prison as a result of his criminal acts. do you think this will lead to a real sea change? well, i think it sends an important message. more than 60 women came forward with strikingly similar allegations, but only andrea constand's attack was recent enough to bring charges. a former university employee, the entertainer entrapped her this will now be the image that defines bill cosby‘s life. by posing as a mentor before drugging and molesting her at hi

he plans to appeal the verdict and many are saying if he doesn't walk out of the court in handcuffs head out in handcuffs, for then it isa him lead out in handcuffs, for then it is a momentous moment and as you say a momentous moment for the #metoo movement. i think it's worth putting that in context. our lead story was about brett kavanaugh. the backdrop of the story is this. we heard kellyanne conway say it is not fairfor heard kellyanne conway say it is not fair for one heard kellyanne conway say it is not fairfor one man to carry heard kellyanne conway say it is not fair for one man to carry the #metoo movement on his shoulders. but you cannot discount the cultural context and this is a time where women feel they can speak out and be heard in perhaps a way they weren't in the past. does the sentencing affect what happens on thursday? there will be no direct effect but everybody is conscious that the two things are happening at the same time and this is the first sentencing in the context of the #metoo movement. other men like harvey weinstein will stand trial. people are conscious

the sentencing of bill cosby, taken away in handcuffs. many have the story.ve the story. the tv star getting 3— 18 years for sexual assault. you look far to young to remember but when i was growing up i was watching the cosby show and it was like the american dream, it is african—american affluent family living the dream in america and here he isa living the dream in america and here he is a hind bars. what a massive fall from grace. —— of behind bars. there have been a lot of women who have allegedly suffered at the hands of cos by. have allegedly suffered at the hands of cosby. it is an awful story but something that is important to discuss and bring to light. these things happen to people who are famous as well and it should not. absolutely. many, many women who came forward with their story of sexual assault at the hands of bill cos by. sexual assault at the hands of bill cosby. it was too long ago to follow through with prosecution so that is one woman who was ravenous to come forward and tell her story, many others have come forward since. the whole ash

.>>> a fall from grace. 10:30 led away in handcuffs. the prison sentence he received for his sexual assault conviction. >>> the oakland a's are trying to keep on winning and pitch a spot in the playoffs. we will find out what they need to do to get to the new york yankees. >> ees. >> >>> this mercedes was involved in a hidden run crash. -- hit and run crash. not to the finish.t. but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one cause. him. expert care for every new beginning. >>> police are looking for a blue mercedes involved in a felony hit-and-run. it happened in the starbucks parking lot on willow avenue at 8:35 on the morning of august 31. investigators say a man stole an iphone from another vehicle and try to leave in that blue mercedes. the victim try to stop, but he at the gas and crashed into another vehicle and then ran over the victims foot. police are asking any witnesses to contact them. >>> and east bay school groundskeeper is under arrest tonight under suspicion of child molestation. the det

bill cosby walking out of the courtroom in handcuffs. it seems that the judge did want to put him in front of cameras so that cameras could see what happens to a man when he's been found guilty of -- of what he did to andrea constand and all the horrible things he did to her. drugging and sexually assaulting her. sometimes it's hard to get your mind around these allegations. bill cosby remanded to county jail, will serve three to ten years in prison. gloria it seems is organizing something of a news conference right now with the victims and accusers. it's raining really hard, so it's unclear how long this will last. let's try to listen in and see if they're saying anything quite yet. >> come on, lisa. >> listen, we'll do a quick statement here and then we'll do the other in the hall. how's that? >> yes. i'm soaking wet. >> everybody. we're going -- wait. a quick statement here and then the longer victim pact in the hall. is that okay? >> you're just going to do a quick one here. you can say something too if you want to. victim impact is

courtroom were hoping, they said they'd been waiting for decades to see bill cosby taken away in handcuffs still a recess here in court to determine if bill cosby will be leaving this courtroom in handcuffs straight to prison or if he will be allowed to remain free on bale, but the judge has said he wants to revoke that bale. this was just a very interesting decision from the judge, in terms of his thinking here —— revoke that three macro. he spoke out this was a key issue of consent, bill cosby never had verbal consent, and a lesser sentence would appreciate the seriousness —— depreciate the seriousness —— depreciate the seriousness of this crime. sexual assault. nobody was above the law, and he heard andrea constant when she wrote in that impact statement, how bill cosby had taken her spirit and crashed it. he also told bill cosby i understand that a fallen angel suffers most from the fall of grace. he says i recognise that and lam grace. he says i recognise that and i am sorry for that. so it was a very powerful moment in court as you'll cosby and the rest of the world learned his fate.

. >>> coming up, bill cosby was led away in handcuffs on his way to prison. sentence for the man who was once america's tv dad. >>> this is a booking photo taken comedian bill cosby who was sentenced to three to 10 years in state prison for dragging and sexually assaulting a woman back in 2004. he will have to serve at least two years and nine months before he will be eligible for parole. and handing down the sentence the judge declared him a sexually violent predator. that means he will have to undergo lifetime counseling condor appear on the sex offender registry and meet quarterly with authorities. immediately after he was led out of the courtroom in handcuffs to begin serving his sentence. today's sentencing completes a total fall from grace for bill cosby who was once one of the most famous actors in the world. >> here is more information by from the courthouse in pennsylvania. >> reporter: bill cosby was handcuffed and hauled off to jail sentenced to 10 -- three years to 10 years for dragging and salting a woman more than one decade ago. the judge decla

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the disgraced comedian and actor escorted from the courthouse in handcuffs with his bail revoked. >> he used his acting skills and endearing tv personality to win over his victims and then keep them silent about what he did to them. so now finally bill cosby has been unmasked, and we have seen the real man as he's headed off to prison. >> cosby also ordered to pay a $25,000 fine, plus the prosecution's expenses as part of his sentence. >> his lawyers have filed an appeal. cosby's wife, cam e-mail, was not -- camille, was not in the courtroom. his spokesman calling the trial the most racist and sexist in the history of the united states. >> the cosby sentencing will not affect his star on the hollywood walk of fame. the hollywood chamber of commerce says the stars are intended to be permanent, and cosby's will not be removed. they say the stars only commemorate the recipient's professional accomplishments, and it is regrettable when the personal lives of inductees do not measure up to public standards and expectations. >>> operations are back to normal at delta after the airline was f

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both open and closed hand punches to distract demand and bring his arms behind his back for handcuffs. the result leaves the suspect bleeding from his face and blood falling onto the sidewalk. they say the suspect was not handcuffed while officers punched him. police answered questions on facebook and say an internal investigation found that the officers use of force was reasonable in this case. the suspect was taken to the hospital and treated for lacerations to his face. he was arrested for resisting arrest and violating terms of his probation. the investigation into the gasoline theft is still ongoing. in pittsburgh with ktvu fox2 news . >>> also happening today, the two men accused of killing an alameda restaurant owner will be formally charged in court. 61-year-old cindy lee was attacked during a robbery attempt outside her vietnamese restaurant on webster street in april. in august the alameda county district attorney announced the arrest and charges against 38- year-old paul pius and 39-year- old dante holloway. police say they are the man seen in the surveillance video beating

taking -- taken away from the area in handcuffs thereby the san francisco police department as we see others in the background continuing to march with their signs and some folks sitting in the middle of the street, which is likely why they are being arrested. it is disrupting very busy area on labor day. holiday. so it looks like the police will continue to make those arrests as those protesters presumably marriott workers continue to makemof sta marriott international sent out a statement in response to all this saying, marriott international has long-standing and productive relationships with unite here and is negotiating in good faith and in the timely fashion to obtain the best outcomes for our associates and guests. >>> eighth call for unity within the catholic church was met with protests. >> it happens when the archbishop of washington, dc asked to pray for pope francis. >> reporter: after the interruption during a sunday sermon, cardinal donald apologized for how he and the catholic church handles the clergy sexual abuse scandal. last month, a pennsylvania grand jury report f

a death sentence as bill cosby is sense and immediately led away in handcuffs. >>> coming upprogram inan fra that they are using as a model. >>> disgraced comedian bill cosby is being led to prison after being let out of a pennsylvania courtroom today in handcuffs. a judge sentenced 81-year-old to 3-10 years in state prison for the 2004 drugging and sexual assault of a woman. the sentence was handed down that he is a sexually violent predator. he will have to undergo lifetime counseling, appear in a sex offender registry and meet quarterly with authorities. we have more from norristown pennsylvania. >> reporter: bill cosby who made audiences left more than 60 years handcuffed and hauled off to jail, sentenced 3-10 years for drugging and sexually assaulting a woman more than a decade ago. the judge declaring cosby a sexually violent predator, the once beloved comedian known as america's dad will have to undergo counseling for the rest of his life and register as a sex offender. a jury convicted cosby of drugging and molesting a woman at his suburban philadelphia home back in 2004. the d

i was am arnled -- armed with a baton, handcuffs, and a simulated firearm. my goal, to deescalate this situation. looking at how the person in the simulator is acting and reacting, the sergeant can change it up. >> in your case, you didn't really engage the subject at all. there were options for to have the -- me to have the person exka late more and particular -- escalate particular and more. >> reporter: and it gives people instant feedback and can track the rounds they fire, if any, and where the rounds went. >>> the sfpd says uses of force are done 15.9% when compares 2017 to 2016. >>> and a month after mollie tibbetts' body was discovered, another student from iowa state is found dead. it's a high accomplished student athlete. the body was found at cold water golf lining yesterday. she had stab wounds to her neck, head, and upper body. police discovered the homeless suspect, colin daniel richards not foor from the golf -- far from the golf course. >> stains tested positive for the presence of human blood. a knife was recovered from the location. >> and

that's when police moved in and tried to handcuff the suspect, who continued to resist.in an e-mail to nbc bay area, pittsburgh police say despite their efforts, quote, they were unable to bring his wrists together. both officers then delivered distraction blows, or punches. both open-handed and closed. in an everydffort to distract h bring his arms behind his back. an internal review found the use of force was, quote, appropriate and reasonable. the suspect was left bleeding from his head and treated for cuts to his face. he was arrested for resisting arrest in violation of probation. to watch the entire video, go to nbcbayarea.com. reporting live in the news room, nbc bay area news. >> thanks for that report. >>> new this morning, the chp is investigating why a north bay school bus crashed into a light pole before school this morning. it happened about 7:30 on the campus of santa rosa high school. authorities say there were about 20 students on board, some were treated for minor injuries. all were released to their parents. >>> right now, we want to turn to our weather

the disgraced comedian and actor escorted from the courthouse in handcuffs with his bail revoked. >> he used his acting skills and endearing tv personality to win over his victims and then keep them silent about what he did to them. now finally bill cosby has been unmasked, and we have seen the real man as he has headed off to prison. >> cosby ordered to pay a $25,000 fine, plus the prosecution's expenses as part of his sentence. his lawyers have filed an appeal. cosby's wife camille was not in the courtroom tuesday. her husband's spokesman calling the trial the most racist and sexist in the history of the united states. >>> operations this morning are back to normal at delta after the airline was forced to issue a ground stop on all flights for at least an hour. delta is blaming a technology issue. flights in the air were not disrupted. some air travelers taking to social media to air their frustration. others offering thanks to the crew, thanking gate agents for bringing doughnuts to the passengers as they waited on the tarmac. >>> ahead, could the affects of climate change make so

bill cosby, the man once known as america's dad, escorted out of a pennsylvania courtroom in handcuffsfor sexual assault. the judge ruling that cosby, who is 81, will be classified as a sexually violent predator for the rest of his life. and this is his mugshot. as he was processed following his sentencing. tonight bill cosby spending his first night inside a minimum security state prison. joining me now political commentator marc lamont hill. also defense attorney joe tack pin na and legal and lisa riv va martin is the author of "make it rain." >> maximum security, not minimum. please put the mugshot up again. your face when that -- good evening, everyone. mark, when you saw that, what did you think? >> it's jarring. i mean, as critical as i've been of bill cosby pore years since the pound cake speech as disgusted i've been by the accurate and true stories. >> the handcuffs and clains around his waist. >> when i see that, i'm disturbed not because -- i'm disturbed because it's an awful story. those women deserve justice. he needs help. both of those things need to happen. we have to a

the 81-year-old cosby was led out of court in handcuffs. mug shot would follow, and he was then led into a car to be taken to prison. the judge also ruled today that cosby will have to register as a section offender for the rest of his life. he was also denied bail during pending appeals. >> the defendant has been able to hide his -- his true self and hide his crimes. bill cosby has been unmasked and we have seen the real man as he's headed off to prison. >> cosby declined to make a statement in court today. his spokesperson said after the sentencing that cosby is doing great and, quote, knows these are lies. his wife released a statement saying the prosecutor used falsified evidence. he's denied these claims. cosby was convicted of crimes against one woman in particular, but dozens of others also accused him including a north bay woman. "abc 7 news" reporter carolyn tyler spoke with her and joins us live with reaction. >> you might remember janice baker kenny. she used to work here at abc 7. she was one of five women allowed to testify at

kenneth craig has more from the courthouse. >> reporter: bill cosby walked out of court in handcuffs heading to prison for three to 10 years. the disgraced comedian was convicted earlier this year of drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constand 14 years ago in his pennsylvania mansion. >> someone who is famous, someone who can get a lot of attention all over the world just by showing up someplace to eat shouldn't be given a pass for their crimes and allowed to walk free. >> reporter: when handing down the sentence, judge steven o'neill said, "it is time for justice. mr. cosby, this has all circled back to you. the time has come." judge o'neill also read from constand's victim impact statement when she wrote the entertainer took her beautiful young spirit and crushed it. cosby's attorneys asked for house arrest arguing the legally blind cosby is too old and helpless to do time in prison, but the judge said no one is above the law or should be treated differently. the judge also declared cosby a sexually violent predator. that means he has to register as a sex offender the rest of

he was taken away in handcuffs without his wife of 54 years of camille. cosby was convicted in april of drugs and sexually assaulting women. >> he was absolutely victorious today. >> today was especially live emotional for janice dickinson who hugged a smiling constand. inside janice sat arm and arm with other accusers and at times was fist pumping. cosby was also designated a sexually violent predator. he will undergo mandatory lifetime counseling and must register as a sex offender. >> there is other news out of the cosby world. nicki minaj helped jeffrey owens out and jeffrey donated the money and said i am extremely grateful tonic to nicki minaj. >> meghan markle is adding a new twist to all the pregnancy speculation. >> the duchess exited her limo wearing a sleek, black, long sleeved dress with her signature stilettos. tonight's look was form fitting with a belt around her middle. the outfit is a departure from the flowy top she wore yesterday. so how is meghan handling all the rumors of possibly being pregnant? >> i was there this evening. there was

.>>> a crash and a man suspected of human trafficking in handcuffs.undercover skip -- staying in vacaville, a suspect thought he was meeting a 16-year-old girl for sex but as he took off he realized it was an undercover officer at the meetup.>> reporter: sky fox is overhead as police arrest the suspect who crashed his car near interstate 80 in richmond. this is where a pursuit ended after starting at a gas station in vacaville. police say the driver arranged to meet with who he thought was a 16-year-old girl.>> female he had been communicating with was one of our detectives. his intent surrounded him wanting to traffic her, wanting to pimp her out and that was her purpose.>> reporter: this was a human trafficking operation and as effective -- detectives approached he he dru our officers in an intentional manner and it started a pursuit that led onto i 80 westbound.>> reporter: after driving over spike strips, the man made it from vacaville to richmond where he crashed into a utility box. police say he tried to run but was arrested. he was identified a

cosby spends his first night behind bars sentenced to at least three years in prison taken away in handcuffs. the fall from grace for america's tv dad. now one of his accusers and thea live on "gma" this morning. >>> race against time. hundreds trying to find that missing 6-year-old with special needs. now his parents pleading to cameras for help. what his father is saying exclusively on "gma" about the moment he disappeared. >>> abc news exclusive, the mother shot 12 times during a deadly take at bank now tells her story. >> i have a 5-year-old and 7-year-old who need their mother. you need to save me. come get me. >> how she survived. ♪ >>> and the biggest boy band on the planet is here live. so get ready because bts is taking over times square performing the hit that has everyone dancing. live only on "gma." this morning. >>> good morning, america. so, what's a little rain when bts is in times square. take a look outside right now. the crowd has been gathering for t b.. every mention, every look they are screaming outside. but bts, they have fans, millions of fans all around the globe. th

the officers tried to restrain him in handcuffs. they were unable to. additional officers arrived. eventually, they had to activate their taser. ultimately, they were able to detain him, handcuff the suspect. >> fortunately, the mother and her child were not hurt. two officers were injured and taken to the hospital in stable condition. the man who was tased was checked out as precaution. >>> a san jose man accused of killing his two parents 2 years ago was in court this morning for the first hearing in connection with his murder trial. the 24-year-old is representing himself. cameras were not allowed inside the courtroom today. this is video of a previous appearance. he was arrested and charged with shooting and killing both of his parents in their san jose home. police say after the killing, he and his 17-year-old brother wrote cryptic messages on the walls before heading to oakland for a convention. today's hearing was mostly procedural. preliminary motions are expected to be her next week. >>> in contra costa county, a man was sentenced this morning to life in prison without par

there's every indication tonight that there are tight handcuffs being placed on the fbi. if this were going to be a broad, deep inquiry into kavanaugh, we would already be seeing multiple people being interviewed. you would already be hearing reports of that. the fbi would be surging hundreds of agents in various field offices to tear through records, photographs, dorm records, payroll records at a safeway, finding the house in suburban maryland, documenting the construction of the house. we hear none of that happening. en that -- and that is a bad sign. the president says the fbi has free reign that is he is not being truthful. despite the fact that president is pointing his finger at the senate, the direction to the fbi's coming directly from the white house and there is not even evidence yet tonight as you are reporting that dr. ford is even on the list to be interviewed. >> cheryl, reflect on what frank said there. and what are your sources telling you in terms of who is in the discussion about who will be contacted? who will be on the list or not? >> so what our repo

. >> reporter: next step, i was armed with a baton, handcuffs and a simulated firearm. these are fake, right? my goal, to de-escalate the situation. looking at how the person is acting and reacting, depending on how the training handles the situation, the sergeant can change it up. >> in your case you did not really engage the subject at all. so there were options for me to have that person escalate more. if you were in officer i would have done that. >> reporter: they also get instantaneous feedback and are able to tell how many fires -- how many rounds were fired if any. >>> a new look at the problem of identity theft. 17 million americans are victims last year. little gavin's mother was shocked when he received a letter from a collection agency. the 5-year old was behind on his credit card payments. gavin is among the 1 million kids nationwide to have had their identities stolen, in his case there was a data breach at his doctor's office. experts say you can sign up for credit monitoring are contacted the three major credit gauge agencies and have your child's credit