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bill, what would be the impact if a jury were to see that larry king video?> well, it's hard to predict but certainly wouldn't be pleasant for the defense. if the commonwealth is successful in entering this decades old comedic routine from mr. cosby's body of work and somehow extrapolating that as a prognosticator for what he's accused of doing now, they could show a pattern, they could say it's his m.o., if you will. and it would be damaging. >> okay. you're showing your stripes as a defense attorney. which is fine. that's why you're here. you say decades old comedic routine. the prosecutor says, wait a minute, this has been the guy's m.o. since he was a kid. in fact, let me show you the book, this is the book he was promoting with larry king. put that up on the screen. and in the book there's discussion of fat albert. can we show that? cosby wrote, spanish fly, an aphrodisiac so potent it could have made lena horne surrender to fat albert. and there's more. my style perhaps could have been smoother, but this after all was the first aphrodisiac i ever had pu

in fact, let me show you the book, this is the book he was promoting with larry king.that up on the screen. and in the book there's discussion of fat albert. can we show that? cosby wrote, spanish fly, an aphrodisiac so potent it could have made lena horne surrender to fat albert. and there's more. my style perhaps could have been smoother, but this after all was the first aphrodisiac i ever had pushed. bill, he's always been like this. >> that's going to be the prosecution's argument. and that will be in the court of public opinion that will certainly be the water cooler discussion. but, michael, the man is not neurosurgeon. the man is not an electrical engineer. the man is a comedian. this was part of his work 30 years ago. the book may be a little different, i think you could argue it's autobigraphical, but if he's talking about his thoughts prepuberty boy, to get to fall to his adolescent fantasies, it just seems so insanely remote to me, but i commend the prosecution for taking the shot. mike, they had to be high-fiving themselves when they came across this stuff.

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do you think they will allow this in, from the book, was a 1991 book, and larry king interview. >> 1991s almost 30 years old. it is really more about spanish fly which you are a 13 year-old boy with hormones raising you read about and wonder about. it is a long time ago. it may be undually prejudicial to show whether or not he knew about date rape drugs and stuff like that spanish fly is not a date rape drug. comments about quaaludes is different. that was testimony he stopped a long time ago. judge has to weigh this. it is a balancing act as to whether it will be what the law calls undually prejudice because you want the jury to make decision based upon facts of this case in the because of some way that he has been tarnished. i'm not trying to defend him. he is entitled to due process rights. >> these cases happened a long time ago. it just happened a long time ago. >> they did but two wrongs don't make a right. we have statute of limitations for a reason. judge has ruled one women can testify. we will hear about the one victim in this case. i'm in the trying to defend bill cosby. i th

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substance made up of chemicals from a beetle in his 1991 book childhood, and live interview with larry king in the same year, cosby says he used spanish fly to get girls interested in him. his defense attorney says that the comedian was joking, the comments aren't fun toy prosecutors who are trying cosby on sex assault charges in june. the 79 year-old ace cues of drugging and molesting andrea constand a former temple university athletic department employee at his philadelphia home in 2004, cosby says that the sexual contact was consensual. prosecutors are pushing to introduce evidence of cosby's testimony, from a decades old deposition in which the actor admits to drugging a string of women before sleeping with them. however, cosby claims did he not use quaalude was constand and therefore his defense team thinks the testimony should be barred from the trial. all of this is expected to be debated at today's hearing. dozens of woman have raised sex assault claims begins cosby but judge steven o'neill has ruled only one of them can testify at the june 5th trial, and cosby has pleaded not guilt

. >> watch him crack up larry king. >> what a cheap shot. can't even get the host to shut-up.up, larry, get on with it. >> he was a member of the rat pack. >> it takes many years to be a great comedienne. >> and you haven't reached that. >> rickles once surprised frank sinatra on carson. he was always pretending to speak italian. >> frank, i love you. foreign poli [ speaking foreign language ] >> and kissing friend. he told of pranks the rat pack played, shoving him out of the steam room of the sands hotel naked. >> the world got to see a perfect body. >> rickles played serious roles alongside score scino. the donald once tried to get him to buy a trump condo. this is 8 million.6, and i laid a dollar on the floor and said leave me alone. >> he had larry king wiping te r tears off his glasses. there is nothing cold about his true chats. >> i tell you, we have been blessed to have such a man. prai >> reporter: praising those he most liked to insult. >> you enjoyed it. >> laughter to a lot of people and longwell lived life. thanks for joining us. don't forget, you can watch "out

some statements made in a book and he went own "larry king live"and made comments there.s what's focused in on tomorrow. >> prosecution filed flip side of that motion. they're wrangling over the same issue. there's a type line. the book they say was promoting jokes in jovial manner and prosecution is saying look, truth resonate with jokes and therefore we should have the jury consider that. that will be a tough battle from both sides. >> will it be hard to pull the jury from pittsburgh instead of our area. >> it will be hard to find jurors who don't know bill cosby or know the story but montgomery county there was battle between the da and bruce castor. >> we'll see what happens tomorrow in court. >> good to see you lauren. >> good to see you as well. >> time check. >> what timesome it. i don't know our clocks are all wrong, 8:30, see, 7:36 did you see this flier's goalie drops to ice, what happened, shawn see this flier's goalie drops to ice, what happened, shawn has more next in sports. ♪ who is going to walk you through the dark side of the morning♪ who will rock you w

watch him crack up larry king ...rickles on larry king / no font:"what a cheap show. hut up larry, get on with it" rickles was a member of the rat pack.rickles / font:"takes many years to be a great comedian. /dean martin interrupts/ sure does! you ain't reached that year yet." many of these famous faces have laughed their last laugh. rickles once surprised frank sinatra on carson. natsothe was always pretending to speak italian... rickles / no font: "and frank i love you /speaks italian/."and kissing frank... natsot: kissing he told of pranks the rat pack played, shoving him out of the steam room at the sands hotel naked. rickles / no font:"and the world got to see a perfect body."rickles played some serious roles, alongside robert deniro in scorsese's "casino". and some not so serious roles, mr. potato head in toy story. natsot:"what are you looking at you hockey puck."the donald once tried to get don to buy a trump condo. "and this is 9 billion 6 and this is 8 billion 9 and i looked at him and threw a dollar on the floor and said 'leave me alone.'"his verbal assault

i mean, i wear sweatpants if larry king is on or something.h -- for the "a" listers like larry king. >> yeah, yeah. an "a" lister, you're like, "hey, how you doing?" it's good -- i think it's good, it relaxes the guests when they see my nipples. >> seth: there you go. [ light laughter ] >> and they see -- when you look at me now, you think, that is a man in amazing shape. but you're wrong. [ laughter ] i've got -- i've got little pockets of fat here and there. >> seth: just little ones. >> just little pockets of fat. >> seth: and over the course of the interview they can find them all. >> they move! [ light laughter ] yeah, it's a scottish thing, they travel around. >> seth: interesting. do you -- >> does that excite you, seth? [ laughter ] >> seth: a little bit. moving pockets of fat. does that excite me? do you have callers on your show? >> yeah! we -- this is the thing about doing the show live, which of course this is too, but the -- but the -- [ laughter ] but it's actually live, so you can say to people call -- i always get the number wr

own he received a star on the hollywood walk of fame and his celebrity friend including tv host larry king were on hand to celebrate. the australian born chef has been serving meals at official oscar party for over 20 years. >>> i have to warn you this next story has a few spoilers about the next movie, last night m night shame len thriller, ended with a cameo by bruce willis as david dunn his hit in unbreakable. well, now, they will all come together. he has revealed willis, samuel l jackson from unbreakable and james mccove i, from split will star in glass as a sequel to both films, and expected to hit theaters in january 2019. >>> also got to tell you jeff gold bloom, matching his wits just yet, actor signed on to return as doctor iain malcolm in the next jurassic park. he is known for his outstanding performance of the 1993 original film and 1997 sequel, however he did not appear in 2015's reboot, jurassic world. next film is expected to come out next year. >>> also, this is big news, i really got to tell you, this is a blast from the pennsylvania, will smith and dj jazzy jeff are reun

st >> this is red eye, a new show about politics, pop culture, it's kind of ley like larry king but withouthe dead guy. we're here with rachel marsden, schultz, and andrew breitbart, and i'm rita crosby. i'm greg gutfeld. the first thing we're going to talk about, porn. >> how many people was that? >> they did not want us to start with porn. i don't know why we started with porn. >> you started with macrame and then went to porn. >> tom shillue: not many people know this but red eye did exist before 2015. >> that was the year i became the host. that clip was from the very first episode. former lag mag editor greg gutfeld. actually lead the show from 2007 to 2015, did you guys know that? that was when what fans referred to as the lean years. in the beginning, red eye aired at 2:0x news executives moved it to 3:0. >> greg wilson, check out his comedy cd potty mouth which is available on itunes and cdbaby.com. if comedic genius were the flu, he'd make me sweat in bed. >> i didn't think we'd get a second viewing, greg. >> that was more difficult [laughter] >> you know, you don't see greg wilson

he told cnn's larry king in 2004 how his friendship with the late american icon began."t down right in the front and one of the famous lines is stand up frank be yourself hit somebody and the whole audience laughed and the guys with him said what do you think huh huh huh." sinatra affectionately called rickles "bullethead," and championed the up and coming comedian's career. their friendship survived several decades, with rickles taking jabs at "ol blue eyes" during his 80th birthday celebration in 1995. "god bless ya frank, i make fun of you what can you do to me (makes moves to his heart)" "he was great he was a great reactor for me. he enjoyed my sense of humor and i'm really grateful for it. rickles tested his acting chops in the 1958 movie "run silent run deep" opposite clark gable. he also made appearances in the popular "beach blanket" film series with annette funicello and frankie avalon."i couldn't have done it better myself if i could have done it."rickles caught johnny carson's attention and in 1965 began making regular appearances on "the tonight show." carso

substance made up of chemicals from a beat until his 1991 book childhood and in a live interview with larry king the same year cosby used spanish fly to get girls interested in him. the defense tore he was guess joking but comments were not funny on prosecutors trying bill cosby on sexual assault charge these june. he ace cues of drugging and molesting andrea constand a inform temple university athletics department employee at his philadelphia home in 2004. cosby says the, sexual contact was consensual. prosecutors are pushing to introduce evidence that cosby 's testimony from a decade's old deposition, in which the actor admits to drug ging a string of women before sleeping with them, however, cosby claims did he not use quaaludes with constand. therefore, his defense teams think it should be barred from the trial. it is expect to be debated at today's hearing. dozens of women have raised sexual assault claims against cosby but judge steven o'neill has ruled only one can testify at the june 5th trial, and cosby pleaded not guilty, in 2015. karen and thomas. >> police are investigating whether a

prosecutors want to use statements cosby made in his book childhood, and in a live interview with larry kingt same year explaining that he used spanish fly to get girls interested in him, his defense attorneys say that the comments aren't funny to prosecutors who are trying cosby on sex assault charges, in june. the 79 year-old is accused of drugging and molesting andrea constand, a former temple university employee, at his philadelphia home, in 2004. cosby said sexual contact was consensual, prosecutors are pushing to introduce evidence of cosby's testimony, from a decade's old deposition, in which the actor admits to drug ging a string of women for sleeping with them. cosby claims did he in the use quaaludes with constand, and he thinks the testimony should be barred from trial. so all of these details expected to be debate todd day at today's hearing. they will begin at 9:30. bill cosby's sex assault trial is scheduled for june 5th, mike and alex. >> june 5th. >> all right. 6:37 now. >> attorneys for eric frein are asking judge to throw out his video taped confession. it comes as his murd

in that book, and in the 1991, cnn interview with larry king, cosby talked about using spanish fly, an aphrodisiac cosby writes he used as a young man to get woman to like him. it proves comedian is familiar with date rape drugs. the defense says comments are purely out of context and are part of the comedy routine. now more than 1,000 perspective jurors will be vet ted for trial, this is happening, in allegheny county , once those 12 member and women are selected they will be bused here to montgomery county. they will be sequestered for the duration of the trial, which is once again, expect to begin, on june the fifth. a judge said it could last approximately two weeks. we're live at montgomery county courthouse i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thanks very much. >>> the trial is underway for the three teenage girls accused in the fatal beating of 16 year-old amy joyner- frances. joyner-frances was attacked in the bathroom at howard high school of technology last april, and died from her injuries. her classmates are charged with criminal conspiracy for their alleged

he told cnn's larry king in 2004 how his friendship with the late american icon began."t down right in the front and one of the famous lines is stand up frank be yourself hit somebody and the whole audience laughed and the guys with him said what do you think huh huh huh." rickles tested his acting chops in the 1958 movie "run silent run deep" opposite clark gable. he also made appearances in the popular "beach blanket" film series with annette funicello and frankie avalon."i couldn't have done it better myself if i could have done it."rickles caught johnny carson's attention and in 1965 began making regular appearances on "the tonight show." carson dubbed him "mr. warmth.""i started with him when the show was 90 minutes. i had great fun with him and i was free form and johnny would set me up to look like a real champ that was one of the exciting points of my life."in 1985, he performed at ronald reagan's second inaugural ball. he would later call the show the highlight of his career. in 1995, rickles played robert deniro's trusted floor boss in martin scorsese's "casino

by 2000 he overtook larry king. then ailes put out this is the new king of cable news. it began a total domination of cable news by fox. >> once you get to that tipping point, where you knew when he took that vacation, he said it was always a planned vacation, you knew he was gone. it's a matter of balancing the advertisers who don't want to be there anymore and his fondness -- >> he's a ratings jugger thought. juggernaut. does someone take over? when you wipe the slate clean at fox and start anew as someone who is not a harasser moniker? you would want to hire him if you could get beyond -- >> i don't think an advertising-supported net wowor could hire him. >> we did see don imus come back after controversy. >> true. would have to findtrue upstart -- i don't think a classic mainstream, dare i say, media company could hire him. >> unless there's more innings to play out and the story changes and evolves. you don't know. >> i wouldn't place any bets on it at this point. we've seen all kinds of people who have come back from getting knocked down. >> being in the media --

the emergency is still in effect in fresno, kings, to larry and to all of the counties were emergency drinking water projects will continue to. the governor and water managers say despite the end of the drought, conservation now needs to be a way of life. >> this is not a time to start hosing down your driveways or watering your car -- washing your car without a shut off files. is not a time to overwater lines. those are things of the past. >> the drought has played california for nearly 6 years killing 6 million trees in disrupting water supplies in many rural communities. >>> the day after a body was found inside a home. there has been an arrest. the very latest as investigators returned back to the scene of the crime. >>> a fire that injured several people in san francisco including a firefighter is under investigation. it happened at 2:00 this morning on 23rd avenue in the city's that a richmond district. firefighters say three buildings were affected by the fire and the crews went door-to- door to make sure everyone got out safely. the people had to be rescued and firefighters we

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king it easy. asheville. discovery, inside and out. larry: vending machines are about to get healthier.he county approving a bill to require 50% of the items in the vending machines on the county nutrition standard. a sill bill passed in howard county in 2015. nancy: months after issuing an apology for part of the past, georgetown looking forward to the future. cheryl conner was on campus as two buildings were renamed for former slaves. >> ♪ amazing grace ♪ how sweet, the sound >> we are profoundly sorry. cheryl: you are looking at the descendants of slaves. and listening to georgetown university trying to make right with the past. >> the pain is still here and it burns in the soul of every person in the united states. >> the oldest catholic university wanted to apologize for the role in the 272 slaves sold for more than $100,000 to clear university debt. >> i felt it was sincere. >> behind me is isaac hawkins hall. cheryl: two buildings have been renamed. isaac hawkins was the first name on the list of the 272. as second building was renamed for a free woman of color who built a school

larry krasner, democrat for district attorney. >>> it's been 25 years since a jury acquitted officers in the beating of rodney king, pulled over forf days of violence in los angeles. danielle nottingham takes back to the spot where the rioting began and reports on what's changed since then. >> reporter: tim goldman remembers the standoff near florence and normandy avenues after four l.a. officers were acquitted on the video beating of rodney king. >> my heart almost fell to my stomach. >> reporter: the then 32-year-old grabbed his camcorder. you were right in their face with your camera. you were close. >> was really close. >> reporter: he recorded some of the worst beatings including the trucker reginald denny and the minister, fidel lopez. >> i thought lopez was actually dead until he started moving. >> reporter: more than 50 people were killed and 2,000 injured in six days of rioting and looting, which cost $1 billion in damage. police chief charlie beck says he knew the lapd was the reason for the uprising. since then the force has been reformed. >> we're the majority minority now. almost 50% are hispanic and women. during the

larry beil. major weekend protests led to fights and arrests. to see how rough things got at martin luther king civic park. >> and a police assessment how they handle dueling pro and anti-trump activists. >> reporter: that's right. this bank in downtown berkeley took down the plywood that shelded their atms over the weekend. but a plate glass window was broken. they saw protesters hurling pepsi cans with cement at it. >> other than that window, we don't have any reports of any damage to downtown buildings. >> the downtown b.a.r.t. station was closed and some streets blocked during the rally on saturday that pitted trump supporters intelligence opponents. >> they wanted to have an easter brawl unfortunately. >> reporter: this man couldn't get to his apartment. >> protests like this, take it down to the park near the ocean. they can do each other in the ocean for all i care. get it out of the downtown. >> reporter: this patriots day rally in civic park was not permitted. they imposed rules allowing police to seize potential weapons and they did, things like poles, pipes, stun guns, bear spray and

larry. you have a very short memory. >> this is insane. >> maxine waters is the steve king of the democrats. >> sean: one at a time, guyso in cleveland. geraldo, remember we saw trump's speech. geraldo is very rationale off camera. put him in front of the camera he becomes coul become k. >> i am a republican. donald trump, i have known him for 40 years. i want him to succeed with all my vigor. >> sean: that's true. >> he can be a great man. he has to reach across the aisle. he can't get all republicans in the same camp for obamacare, for example. if you can't have your own caucus uni unite. >> sean: that's paul ryan's fault. >> that's not fair. donald trump is a populist on many issues. is he a centrist on many issues. for crying out loud he same same sex marriage settled law. ivanka says she wants 6 weeks paid maternity leave. he scad asked the functions of government he said national security which is right. then he said healthcare and education which ronald reagan never would have said. this guy is very close to the way a lot of people on the left are to a degree that i haven't seen in the republican president in man

larry sanders program keeps him out of trouble, it literally takes him out of the program, if even for a day. >> the program, we have a program scheduled today in fresno at king'syon middle school. what we're doing is picking up one of our inmates is a participant of the program. it's a voluntary program, so they don't have to do this. he is doing this because he wants to. >> right now, as he is going there, we're going to process this inmate and make sure he is pat down, stripped out and then take him to r & r and do the paperwork for security purposes before we take him out. >> have you got your i.d.? >> i have been in prison three times. the first time i did a five-year bid for assault with a deadly wrap. and then i got out and returned back for a violation. my third time, which is now, i got caught with 23 pounds of methamphetamine and was facing life with three strikes. so i ended up getting 15 years. been locked up ever since may 22 of '95. >> we'll let sanders speak a little bit about himself, what happened to him, how he ended up in prison, the choices that he made. because, really, it's all about the choices. >> for me, it was a hard, bumpy road. i was

larry sanders' program not only keeps him out of trouble. it literally gets him out of prison, if only for one day. >> the program, we have a program scheduled today in fresno at king'school. what we're doing is picking up one of our inmates is a participant of the program. it's a voluntary program, so they don't have to do this. he is doing this because he wants to. >> sanders. >> right now, as he is going there, we're going to process this inmate and make sure he is pat down, stripped out and then take him to r & r and do the paperwork for security purposes before we take him out. >> have you got your i.d.? >> i have been in prison three times. the first time i did a five-year bid for assault with a deadly weapon. after i got out and returned back on a violation. my third time, which is now, i got caught with 23 pounds of methamphetamine and was facing life with three strikes. so i ended up getting 15 years. been locked up ever since may 22 of '95. >> we'll let sanders speak a little bit about himself, what happened to him, how he ended up in prison, the choices that he made. because, really, it's all about the choices. >> for me, it was a hard, bumpy road. i was i