abc news reporter lindsey davis has the details. >> reporter: new reported details in the sexual assaultegations against comedian b.k., the new york times saying it obtained a deposition from a 2005 court case in which a young woman named andrea constant sued cosby, claiming he drugged her before allegedly raping her. cosby refuteing the allegations saying the act was consensual, reportedly saying during the deposition he's a pretty decent reader of people when it comes to romantic sexual things and she did not say don't ever do that again. the times reporting that the actor admitted under oath to obtaining inging quaaludes for recreational use. i wanted to have them just in case. cosby reportedly even saying he suspected his doctor knew he wasn't using them for the back pain they were prescribed for. the times characterizing cosby as standoffish throughout the questioning. cosby reportedly sparring with the attorney when pressed about why an employee quit working for him, saying that's confidential. what do you mean it's confidential? look it up in the dictionary. >> my lips are sealed.

lindsey davis is in the capitol riff more. >> the people of kenya lined the streets saturday to cheer president obama as he made his way through the capitol of nairobi. >> let me say welcome home. >> those words from the kenyan president have dual meaning for the american leader. this is the nation's first visit from a signature u.s. president but for president obama it marks much more. obviously this is personal for me. there's a reason why my name is barack hussein obama. my father came from these parts. >> reporter: the visit, reminiscent of family reunion. friday night the president hugged his half sister. then he deaned with dozens of members of his extend family. president obama has been here four times before, but this is his first time as president. saturday, he ran through a list of official events, thing things got tense when the faced off with issues like terrorism and gay rights. >> the idea they're treated differently or abused because of who they love is wrong. >> but the are some things we don't share. our culture, our societied don't accept. >> one hilight is expected

cosby recently spoke exclusively to abc's lindsey davis. >> i have been in this business for 52 years i never seen anything like this. >> reporter: elizabeth her r for abc news, new york. >>> a vacation tragedy is unfolding in maine. investigators say four people, found dead in a cabin likely died from carbon monoxide poisoning. sheriff said a generator had been running in the basement. victims didn't turn it off before going to bed and likely died days before they were found. neighbors in the small town, are in disbelief. >> we're all in shock. it is like it just doesn't happen up here, ever. >> i drove by five times today and i didn't stop because, you know why would you? >> reporter: family members say that the victims all between age of 18 and 23 were celebrating a graduation and a birthday. >>> new video tonight from our delaware news room. state police are investigating a crash that left one person critically hurt when a car plowed in the back of the tow truck. it happened on the 4,000 block of new castle have avenue in the outskirts of the wilmington. driver of the car remains

cosby spoke exclusively to abc's lindsey davis. >> i have been in this business 52- years and i have now and then seen anything like this. >> mentioned in that report was a form former basketball manager. bruce cast tore ten years ago said there was not enough proof to back up her claim that he drugged her. >>> mohammed moasm -- mohammand youssef abdulazeez, the gunman in the chattanooga rampage. a police officer pulled him over in april for driving erratically. he confessed to drinking and smoking marijuana with friends and snorting and crushing caffeine pills. the fbi is trying to piece together what led him to murder four marines and a sailor. police shot and killed him. his family said -- >> republican presidential candidate donald trump is taking heat for a comment he made about john mccain. he took aim at mccain and his five years as a prisoner in vietnam. >> he is not a war hero. he is a war hero because he was captured. i like people who weren't captured. trump later said if a person is captured they are a hero. but he added that mccain has done little for u.s. veterans. both

he spoke exclusively to abc's lindsey davis. >> i've been been in this business for 352 years and i have never seen anything like this. elizabeth hur new york. >> a former temple university basketball manager the deposition was for a civil case that was settled at a later date. bruce cast tore ten years ago said there was not enough proof to back up her claim that cosby drugged her. >>> mohammand youssef abdulazeez, the gunman in the tennessee rampage we're hearing from his family about a prior arrest. a tennessee officer pulled him over in april for driving erratically. he confessed to drinking and smoking marijuana and crushing and snorting caffeine pills. police shot and killed mohammand youssef abdulazeez. in a statement released overnight his family said there's no words to describe our shock horror and grief. the person who committed this horrible crime this is not the person we knew and loved. for many years our son suffered from dpetion. it gives us beyond belief to know that his pain found it's way to this end. >> he was a war hero because he was captured. i like people who were

abc's lindsey davis explains. >> hello, this is rachel at cardholder services. >> reporter: we've all anywhere from five to six per day. >> they call morning, noon and night. >> reporter: one texas woman is victorious victorious. time warner cable ordered to pay araceli king of irving, texas nearly $230,000 after 153 robocalls were made to her cell phone in just over a year. look at this phone record, six calls in less than 12 hours. turns out the calls weren't for her. time warner intended to get a man named louis perez to pay a delinquent bill. it's illegal for companies to robocall personal cell phones once the customer objected. the judge in this case awarded the maximum fine, $1500 per call because he wrote time warner "could not be bothered to update her information even after she notified them and filed suit." >> consumers need to know they have the right to ask that the calls stop. and if their request is not respected, then they have the right to sue in court and recover money. >> reporter: a spokesperson for time warner cable tells us they're looking at all options to determ