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robert griffin compared united local 54 president bob mcdevitt to russian dictator joseph stalin. >>>wo major companies are distancing themselves from bill cosby after supermodel janice dickinson joined a group of women accusing cosby of sexual assault. nbc is scraping a cosby project it was developing and netflix is postponing its premiere of a cosby standup comedy special. tonight nbc 10 went back to the local prosecutor who investigated cosby in 2005. we learned the prosecutor also looked into claims from other women. nbc 10's rosemary connors live right now in ardmore and rosemary, what did you find out? >> bruce caster told me he spoke to a few women in 2005 who had similar claims against cosby but there wasn't enough evidence. it wasn't reliable and their claims were from many years ago. he tells me, though, he wishes he were able to bring criminal charges again the comedian and actor. >> did we miss an opportunity to arrest cosby back then and stop further attacks? maybe we didç miss an opportuny and could have stopped further attacks if we had had a victim that had come forwa

. >>> a local casino union leader is compared to russian dictator joseph stalin.than 1,000 workers at the stump taj mahal casino were planning to protest the december shutdown in about an hour. this will be the fifth casino to close in atlantic city. now,ç trump entertainment ceo robert griffin accused local 54 in a letter of misrepresenting the facts. we asked union president bob mcdevitt about the comparison but haven't heard back from him. >>> good news about the bridge that got twisted last summer. deldot crews should finish repairs by early next year. the bridge was shut down in june when a strange discovery was made. a large mound of dirt caused several bridge columns to tilt. the bridge was re-opened a few months ago. delaware transportation secretary tells us the final cost of the bridge repairs will be about $40 million. he says the federal government picked up meft ost of that tab. >>> if 6 feet of snow wasn't enough, the buffalo area is about to get even more. a second snowstorm has begun and could drop another three feet. today the buffalo area still

he is not as powerful as joseph stalin. joseph stalin had administrative techniques on his hands that put him in a different league. every criminal leader since then has either had to report to a politburo as kind of a board of directors that could fire him as they did with khrushchev or yeltsin who had political weaknesses of his own and my guess is if we could find the perfect envoy like maybe you to talk to vladimir putin, what he would say in one word is let's do it minsk. what we would do in one word is let's do that -- he is playing a double game and getting away with it and he will continue to play the double game as long as he gets away with it and we got to keep him from getting away with it. >> if there are two front line states in this conflict, they are latvia and estonia. two nato allies who deserve and have the protection of article 5 and two ambassadors here and they both want to speak. let me start with you. the estonian perspective and then the latvian perspective. >> thank you. i want to thank all panelist

steven cook examines the life of joseph stalin. on wednesday, james robbins recounsels the military career of general george custer at the hudson library in hudson, ohio. and on thursday, at book court book store in brooklyn, new york, the chief national cooperate for "the new york times" magazine profiled several politics and members of the media. and that's a look at some of the author programs booktv will be covering this upcoming week. for more go to the web site, book toe.org and visit, upcoming programs. ...

he is the most powerful kremlin leader since joseph stalin. he is not not as powerful. stalin had administrative techniques that put him in a whole different league, but every leader since then has either had to report to a politburo as a board of directors who could fire him, him, as they did with khrushchev, or yeltsin who had political weaknesses of his own. if we could find the perfect envoy to go talk to putin what he would say in one word is, let's do minsk. and what he would do, in one word, is let's do done yet. he is playing a double game game and getting away with it and will continue to. >> if there are two front-line states in this conflict they are latvia and estonia. >> thank you. thank you, nic., nic. i want to thank all of the panelists. europe contributed a lot personally to the achievements of these hundred million people in the region. we celebrate we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the fall of the wall, and i want to say a word of appreciation to all of you. i know what you have done. i appreciate your thoughts today. i think that i have two commen

stalin. he's not as powerful as joseph's on.he had some administrative techniques of his hand that put him in a whole different league. but every leader since then has either had to report is kind of a board of board of directors that could fire him as they did with chris jeff or those that have political weaknesses of his own. my guess is that if we could find this, what he would say in one word is let's do minsk. and what he would do in one word is let's do this. in other words, he is playing a double game and he's getting away with it and he will continue to play the double game as long as he gets away with it and we have to keep them from getting away with it. >> okay, if there are two front-line states in this conflict, they are latvia and estonia. two nato allies who deserve and have the protection of article five, and we have the ambassadors here. so maybe i will start with you. >> thank you. i want to thank all and i think you have contributed a lot personally to the achievements of the people in the region and we celebr