i'm proud to have been able to represent mr. cosby. ame here looking for an acquittal but like that rolling stone song says you don't always get what you want, sometimes you get what you need. >> reporter: cosby's spokesman raised his fist in victory. >> mr. cosby's power is back. >> reporter: mr. cosby kept quiet only pausing to wave to his supporters. prosecutors say the legal battle is far from over. immediately declaring their intentions for a retrial. >> we will evaluate and review our case. we will take a hard look at -- at everything involved and then we will retry it. >> reporter: district attorney kevin steele says his team will be ready to meet the judge's direction of retrying the sexual assault case within four months and he has little doubt alleged victim andrea constand will testify against cosby again. >> she is entitled to a verdict in this case and the citizens of montgomery county where this crime occurred are entitled to a verdict in this case and we will push forward to try to get that done. >> reporter: we don't kno

i'm proud to have been able to represent mr. cosby. came here looking for an acquittal but like that rolling stone song says you don't always get what you want, sometimes you get what you needment cosby's spokesman raised his fists in victory. for his part cosby kept quiet leaving court he only paused to wave to his supporters. prosecutors say the legal battle is at a are -- star from over immediately declaring their intentions for a retrial. >> we will take a hard look at everything involved and then we will retry it. >> reporter: district attorney kevin steele says his team will be ready to meet the judge's direction of retrying the sexual assault case within four months. and he has little doubt alleged victim andrea constand will testify against cosby again. >> she is entitled to a verdict in this case and the citizens of montgomery county where this crime occurred are entitled to a verdict in this case and we will push forward to try to get that done. >> reporter: we asked the district attorney if he knows the break down how many j

if you were at the courtroom, mr. cosbyays said, i did not want anyone to proclaim my innocence or guilt. i want them to come to the courtroom to hear and see the truth. that is what happens. you saw the inconsistencies in miss constand's statement. you see inconsistencies with the jurors. the jurors said when we got in there we had a full acquittal for mr. cosby and now jurors saying 5-7, 7-5 in favor of mr. cosby and why they had two deadlocks. >> there was one juror who said it was 10-2. ten who wanted to convict. two who would not. and this juror came out and said, listen. we believe what andrea constand had to say. we believe what happened but we didn't understand the charges and verbiage of those charges and how we were supposed to proceed. so definitely there is no doubt that there was some confusion in that jury room, but when we are talking about -- i want to listen real quickly here to some sound about sexual assault. let's listen. >> talk to young people because this is bigger than bill cosby. you know? this issu

happy father's day. >> reporter: mr. cosby, how do you feel? any comment, mr. cosby?e want to get the attorneys out of the rain. right now, i'm going to introduce an associate from my p.r. firm who will read a statement from mrs. camille cosby. >> how do i describe the district attorney? heinously and exploitively ambitious. how do i describe the judge? overtly arrogant in collaborating with the district attorney. how do i describe the counsels for the accusers. totally unethical. how do i describe many but not all general media? blatantly vicious entities that continually disseminated intentional omissions of truth for the primary purpose of greedily selling sensationalism at the spns expense of a human . historically people have challenged yib justices. i'm grateful to any of the jurors who tenaciously fought to review the evidence which is the rightful way to make a sound decision. ultimately that is a manifestation of justice based on facts, not lies. as a very special friend once stated, truth can be subdued but not destroyed. moreover, i express humongous gratit

we're looking at pictures of mr. cosby just for our viewers' standing, this is file tape of him addressing these issues. we're still waiting for the news conference from the district attorney, a fellow who is going to be talking, a district in montgomery pennsylvania, kevin steele, let's listen in. >> the jur

because when this occurred, the prior da told mr. cosby and his team they would not prosecute as long as he participated in a civil litigation. that is with the deposition testimony came from. the civil litigation that cosby agreed to participate in. to this day really had a chip on his shoulder specifically for cosby as he was trying to fulfill a campaign promise. they need the jury to convict him. they did not get it. and like they said, a hung jury is definitely a win for the defense because the defense now knows all of the cards at the prosecution has to play and it is all downhill for the prosecution from here. >> let's look outside the case. what does this say to women throughout this country who are exposed to sexual assault in any form or fashion? particularly given the fact that drug use could be applied? >> can i say something? about the drug use this is what bothers me about this case. first and foremost, anyone who is a victim of sexual assault whether a man or woman, you can absolutely come forward immediately. if you cannot d

i'm proud to be able to represent mr. cosby. we came here looking for acquittal, but like that rolling stones says you don't sometimes you get what you need. >> reporter: cosby spokesmen raised his fists in victory. >> mr. cosby's power is back. >> reporter: cosby kept quiet. leaving court he only pause todd wave to his supporters. prosecutors say that the legal battle is far from over and immediately declaring their intention force a retrial. >> we'll val wait, and review our case. we will take a hard look at everything involved and then we will retry it. >> reporter: district attorney kevin steel says his team will be ready to meet retrying the sexual assault case within four months. i has little doubt that andrea constand will testify against cosby again. >> she's entitled to a verdict in this montgomery county, where this crime occurred, are s case, and we will to try to get that done. >> reporter: we don't know break down how many jurors but cosby was guilty or not, district attorney steel says thinks his first mistrial in m

mr. cosby's reaction? ief. >> a scathing statement from cosby's wife camile painting lawyers for the da and judge as charlatans. >> the judge overtly arrogant collaborating with the district attorney. how do i describe the counsel? totally unethical. >> the district attorney? >> i'm not going to respond. >> we'll evaluate and review our case. we'll take a hard look at everything involved. then, we'll retry it. >> accuser andrea constand showing no signs of disappointment, her lawyer saying she's ready to give it another try. >> she's ready to go again. she's a spiritual woman. she believingshe believes thinga reason. >> we are confident that these proceedings have given a voice to those that feel silenced. high profile cases are expensive, but as to those that question the resources to try the case again >> ken: steal says -- >> you can't put a price tag on justice. >> the judge hopes the next trial will happen within 120 days. the question is where the jury will come from. it seems just about everybody has

mr. cosby insists he is innocent. we have more. er: it is a sight bill cosby's accusers never thought they would see -- the legendary entertainer at court in pennsylvania to stand trial for sexual assault. mr. cosby was once one of the most loved stars on television. wholesome, funny, he was america's favorite dad. playing]by show" theme but that injuring image has unraveled as a staggering number of women, now nearly 60, have come forward with strikingly similar allegations. >> his behavior was like that of a predator. >> i woke up in the back of my car alone, my clothes were a mess, my brawl was undone. -- my bra was undone. reporter: legally, time has run out for those women to bring charges. all except andrea constand. she met bill cosby at his mansion in pennsylvania in 2004. there, she alleges that he drugged and molested her while she was unconscious. it looked like bill cosby was in the clear when he settled a civil suit brought by andrea constand but after his testimony , was made public, prosecutors reopened the decade old

n early to celebrate mr. cosbyeporter: al sand that hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> the trial has generate add lot of attention, giving cosby 's image as a family man on and off screen. "eyewitness news" spoke to philadelphia in philadelphia who has opposing views on the cosby trial. >> sadly, i believe that is there something in it. it is not that is there something that he didn't do. and to have the mistrial it upsets me because for women, overall, and that is it. >> woman that were coming forward just years later it makes sense to me how they were accusing this man and just years later, i don't know where y'all come out and start talking bit. to me i think he didn't do it. >> people we spoke with are also, split on whether the district attorney should pursue a new trial. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the bill cosby trial, get the very ratees on line at cbs philly.com and cbs local app. >>> meantime the corruption trial of the philadelphia district attorney seth williams gets un

. ♪ >>> mr. cosby power is back. it's back. it's been restored.they used their power to speak. >> after 52 hours of deliberations, over six days, jurors in the bill cosby sex assault trial could not reach a verdict. the judge declares a mistrial. ♪ >> we love bill! >> we love bill! >> we can never underestimate the blinding power of celebrity, but justice will come. >> the trial may be over but prosecutors say, this is not the end. ♪ >>> first tonight on fox 29, no decision in the case against bill cosby at least not for now. the comedian leaving the montgomery county courthouse without the jury reaching a verdict today. and that's because jurors told the judge they were hopelessly deadlocked. the judge declared a mistrial. >>> good evening, i'm dawn timmeney. >>> prosecutors although disappointed say they are not giving up. our steve keeley was there as the drama unfolded. >> reporter: bill cosby acknowledged his supporters in the rain with a wave and a smile but for him and those prosecuting him, it wasn't victory vindication or validation. and

i'm proud to be able to represent mr. cosby. we came here looking for an acquittal but like that rolling stones says, you don't always get what you want, sometimes you get what you need. >> reporter: cosby's spokesmen raised his fist in victory. >> mr. cosby's back. >> reporter: for his part cosby kept quiet. leaving court, he only pause todd wave to his supporters. prosecutors said that the legal bolt is far from over, and immediately declaring their intentions for a retrial >> we'll val wait, and review our case, and we will take a hard look at everything involved and then we will re try it. >> reporter: district attorney kevin steel says his team will be ready to meet judge's direction of retrial sexual assault case within four months and he has little doubt alleged victim andrea constand will testify against cosby again. >> she's entitled to a verdict in this case. the citizens of montgomery county where this crime occurred are entitled, to a verdict in this case and we will push forward to try and get that done. >> reporter:

i say to mr. cosby, it's way too early to celebrate, mr. use round two is coming and justice may be just around the corner. >> so you feel fairly confident if there is indeed another trial that it will be the discretion of the next judge to potentially allow 13 witnesses, 12 of which that this judge did not allow, and that might apply for a different footing of the case moving forward? >> i think it will change the case if the court, whomever the trial judge is, does allow more accusers to testify, because it could tend to prove and this is what the prosecution argued when it asked to be allowed to put on 13 witnesses, it could tend to prove what we call absence of mistake. in other words, that mr. cosby, if the jury believes that he did drug women and then sexually attacked them when they were incapacitated, that he knew that they would not be able to consent if they were incapacitated as a result of drugs. and that he had a common scheme and plan in doing so. that is really important. under pennsylvania law, the court could have allowed mo

and this deadlock shows the not guilty that mr. cosby has been saying the entire time.hat he is not guilty of these charges that they tried to bring about. >> as jury deliberations continues stay with "action news" for the latest developments of the bill cosby trial in montgomery county. we'll bring you the verdict or whatever happens in the courtroom as soon as it happens on "action news" an and online at 6abc.com. >>> in london police say the death toll that happened at an apartment complex there has increased to 17 people and they expect more. dogs will be used to search the rubble once it's secure. experts say that the blaze was highly unusual because of the speed in which flamed engulfed the tower. >>> we are learning more about the gunman in that deadly shooting at an ups facility in san francisco. that 38-year-old jimmy lamb who opened fire and killed three co-workers and then turned the gun on himself and filed grievances for working overtime and asked to be relieved of working extra hours and specifically other drivers, two others were wounded during the attack

. >> reporter: mr. cosby you want to say anything tonight? are you nervous mr. cosby? >> reporter: spectators tell us they will be back out here at 9:00 o'clock tomorrow morning when the jury comes back to deliberate. we also asked mr. cosby if he was optimistic, pessimistic or how he was feeling? he didn't answer. got in his suv and left for the evening. lucy? >> we'll see how think plays out tomorrow, dave, thank you very much. reporting live from norristown, pa our coverage continues. >>> on the radar to tonight it hats has been another scorcher we still need to top 91 more day to make it an official heat wave doesn't look like that will be problem. in fact the philadelphia school district announced early dismissal all students going home at noon. all after school activities are cancel. this is heat that you do not want to mess around with. meteorologist kathy orr here to tell us when we've got little bit of relief. kathy. >> little bit, lucy. we're talking about heat wave initially tomorrow. we're talking about temperatures in the mid 90s tomorrow will be hottest d

allred represents many of those women and says nothing is over. >> it's too early to celebrate, mr. cosbyround two may be just around the corner. and this time, justice may prevail. >> again, by the looks sounds of things, this case might not be over, but as for things out here, the cosby estate quiet, bill, we're told spending time with his family. reporting live at elkins park, bob brooks, channel 6. >> seems more is to come. thank you, bob. >>> former montgomery county da bruce castor declined to pursue the case when constand first came forward back in 2005 released statement he's disappointed with the failure to convict cosby. that in fo2005 threw sufficient evidence. can i say to her goes on to say he believes constand was probably the victim of a sexual assault, but he says, probably does not win criminal trials. >>> all throughout the region and across the country, there is no shortage of people with strong opinions about this case. we talked to several dan found opinion is split about the trial and the impending retrial. >> i think it's too many witnesses that came forward for it

still dozens, more than 50 women out there, who have made allegations of sexual misconduct against mr. cosby. allegations he denies but they're still out there. in the court of public opinion, it's difficult to see how cosby can restore his reputation. there nor other trials aside from this one. had he been found not guilty here, that would have been one case. and there are still those others out there. so there's still that. and he will face this again. the district attorney immediately without hesitation said once there was a mistrial, a hung jury, he was going to put cosby back on trial again. that could begin -- that process could begin again in 120 days from now. what will be different next time? the prosecution, i would guess, is going to try to push to have more of cosby's accusers testify against him. in this case, just andrea constand and one other woman. decisions were made by the judge along the way suggesting that too many more accusers would be prejudicial to bill cosby. that's why it was very limited. it was a decision fought over and for many, many weeks leading up to the tria

mr. cosby's power's back. it's back. it has been restored. the jurors, they used their power to speak. >> what's next after a mistrial is declared in the comedian's trial? wrinkles? your time is up! new neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair with the proven power of retinol. reduces wrinkles in just one week. neutrogena® >>> the navy has identified the seven sailors who died when a missile collided with a container ship off the coast of japan saturday. it ripped a gaping hole in the "uss fitzgerald," flooding sleeping berths where divers found the bodies. these are the men who lost their lives in the incident -- the sailors rank in age from just 19 to 37 years old. they were from all over the country. we have more live from tokyo on the latest. a sad event, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a severe emergency occurred off the coast of japan. this is how the u.s. navy described the situation in the early hours of saturday morning when the "uss fitzgerald" collided with a container ship. the seven bodies of the missing seamen were identified ea

mr. cosby's power is back.has been restored. >> ninan: prosecutors promise a retrial in the sexual assault case. >> she's entitled to a verdict in this case. and we will push forward and try to get justice done. >> ninan: also, another insider attack on american soldiers in afghanistan. the search for missing u.s. sailors after a navy destroyer collides with a cargo ship. and triple-digit heat in the west at the start of wildfire season. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> ninan: good evening. i'm reena ninan. with a western edition of the broadcast. a mistrial was declared today in the sexual assault case against bill cosby. the jury was deadlocked. the comedian's lawyers are declaring victory. the prosecution is promising a do-over. jericka duncan is at the courthouse in norristown, pennsylvania. >> reporter: in a steady rain, with his head held high, bill cosby listened on as his defense team declared victory. publicist andrew wyatt: >> mr. cosby's power is back. it's back. it has been restored. the jurors, t

. >> mrs. cosby, what do you want people to know about your husband? >> reporter: cosby did not take the stand, the defense calling only one witness, a police detective, and rested its case after six minutes. inside the courtroom, mrs. cosby was a central figure. >> i think what the defense is trying to do is saying she's forgiven him, so maybe you can too. >> reporter: she sat unflinchingly, showing no emotion while the defense gave a fiery closing argument. cosby's attorney acknowledged that he was an adulterer, but arguing he was a not criminal. "only angels are in heaven." he told jurors. at one point gesturing to mrs. cosby shouting, "she deserved better." when the lead defense attorney faced the jury and asked "if something like this happened to you, would you ever forget that?" a female juror sitting in the back row nodded her head in agreement across the room. andrea constand, the woman at the heart of this trial, who accuses cosby of drugging and sexually assaulting her in 2004. then, it was the prosecutor's turn. he told jurors that cosby "too

mr. cosby's power is back. it's back. it has been restored.the jurors, they used their power to speak and mrs. cosby's power is back. so the legacy didn't go anywhere. it has been restored. and for all those attorneys who conspired like gloria allred, tell them to go back to law school and take another class. >> for more, we go to nbc's ron allen who has been following the trial in norristown, pennsylvania. have we heard anything from any the jurors? >> reporter: not yet. they are believed to be on a bus back to pittsburgh, 300 miles from here, where they come from and where they were selected to try and get a jury that would be less affected by the publicity here in montgomery county, where cosby's home is and where the case happened, where the alleged crime happened. for all the talk now, of course he is not out of the woods. these charges are still hanging over him and the judge has said that the next trial could begin in as soon as 120 days, about four months from now. so people are being very cautious, perhaps, or perhaps should be more c

a proud to represent mr. cosbye hope doing this in moving forward in this case sends a strong message the victims of these type of crimes can come forward, and can be heard. >> julie: president trump makes his first visit to camp david. sources close to his legal team say they have added another high-powered attorney to help deal with a rush investigation. shortly after the president posted a tweet saying that he is under investigation in the firing of fbi director, james comey. the president went on twitter to thank japan for its help in the should search for seven missing u.s. sailors. the navy destroyer collided with a cargo ship off the coast of japan, injuring five people including the ship's commanding officer. a group of u.s. soldiers were shot and injured in afghanistan. it appears to be another insider attack. it happened on a base on northern afghanistan. john has more the attack from the middle east bureau. >> both afghan and u.s. officials are investigating the latest attack on u.s. troops in afghanista

. >> mr. cosby- >> but others are saying not so fast. >> it's not over till it's over. >> and as the prosecution vows to bring cosby back in front of a judge. >> this was the right thing to do. >> cosby's family is already fighting back. all this setting up for a second legal show down. >> round two may be just around the corner. >> nbc 10 news starts now. >> good evening. i'm denise nakano. after six days, including a special saturday session, the jury was quote hopelessly dead locked before the judge declared a mistrial in the sex assault case. it only took an hour during today's deliberation before the jury said they were deadlocked and that's when a judge declared a mistrial. and saying a retrial will happen. we have live team coverage. the reaction from today's decision live in norse town with what's next. >> and what a couple of weeks it's been. the intense spotlight on the suburban court house and the deliberations that went on and on until today. they could not agree on these charges. >> thi

mr. cosby's power is back. >> cosby did not say anything after the trial. his wife went on the attack. >> how do i describe the judge? overtly arrogant and collaborating with the district attorney. >> district attorney kevin steel immediately vowed to take the case to trial a second time. >> we will evaluate and review our case. we will take a hard look at everything involved. and then we will retry it. >> cosby will likely be right back at this courthouse in just a matter of months. the judge says he wants the next trial to start in just 120 days. constandry leased a -- constand released a statement saying in part we are confident this trial gave a voice to the many who felt powerless and silenced. she's among more than 50 women who accused cosby of assault. he's denied all the charges. >> i was sitting inside the courtroom when this mistrial was declared. and near several of the other bill cosby accusers. many felt this was their chance for justice as well. >> a conviction would have required a unanimous verdict. do we have any idea how the jury split and

mr. cosby, i'm sorry, usually arrived about 8:40 in the morning. but right now, we are still anticipating his arrival. a jury of his peers is right now picking up where it left off last night, with additional testimony read to them. they want to her more from accuser andrea constand's police officer brother-in-law. >> mr. cosby has a few words he wants to say really quick. >> it's ban tiring, exhaustive week of work for jurors at some 52 hours of deliberations. cosby himself spoke out before going home last night with a thank you and a wish for fathers. >> i just -- i just want to wish all of the fathers a happy father's day. and i want to thank the jury for their long days and their honest work. >> reporter: judge steven o'neil refused to grant a mistrial despite repeated attempts by cosby's defense team that this jury has tried long enough and they are weary. >> they have the power to come and say we're at a deadlock. >> reporter: retired new jersey judge michael donio says this if jury finds themselves hopelessly hung up, unable to agree on one

mr. cosby's good character would then be cross skpned with some of the statements mr. cosby made in his deposition and then being asked would that change your opinion and that might be heard one time, two times, three times. the defense decided they didn't want to keep hearing that so for the same reason that he didn't testify, they decided that less is more in this kind of a situation. >> didn't want to open that pandora's box. it took almost four hours for both sides to complete their closing arguments today. what do you think the jury will take away from those final thoughts from attorneys on both sides as they begin to deliberate? >> brian mcdone angel honed in on reasonable doubt. this was a consensual relationship and ms. constand's credibility is suspect. he did that over vigorous argument for almost two hours. the prosecutor, the d.a. of course says you cannot have a consensual relationship when somebody's under the influence of some kind of a drug. and then they would hone in on where he admitted that he gave these kind of things to women at different times. th

mr. cosby's power is back. he had it restored. it's back. the jurors used their power to speak and mrs. cosby's power is back. the legacy didn't go anywhere. >> the case went dot jury monday afternoon after six days of. jurors said they were deadlocked thursday morning. the judge told them to give it one more try. it didn't work. for the prosecutor, no regrets. >> we will evaluate and review our case. we will take a hard look at everything involved and then we will retry it. as i said in court our plan is to move this case forward as soon as possible. >> cosby remaining charged with three counts of aggravated indecent assault stemming from a 2014 insz dent. cosby claims the encounter was con sen yul. the trial came after more than a decade of accusations against cosby. cosby has denied all charges. in the end it was a he said-she said case with jurors unable to decide whether what happened 14 years ago was legal or not. as soon as the judge declared a mistrial, the district attorney said that he would try cosby again. cosby is out on bail tonight. the judge said that trial could happen w

. >> and of course, that's an unfortunate situation in which you have 60 people who are accusing mr. cosbye has a criminal case. so it's unfortunate. you know, another thing to remember, though, is that a criminal conviction is not the only measure of justice. bill cosby had to pay money. that's not as satisfying as a qu conviction, as the stigma of having to go to jail, but convictions aren't the only measure of justice. >> and can i ask you in a case like this, would that settlement have come in as evidence? >> no, because mr. cosby didn't admit guilt. so the jurors wouldn't be permitted to know about it. >> got it, and in this case, if the prosecutor goes again, gloria allred represented the only witness to be brought in what's called prior bad acts. can you talk about, how difficult or how easy is it to get in evidence, even if you can't try one of the other 60 cases, to get one of the other women who have made accusations? how difficult is it to get them in, get their testimony in? >> the judge in this case only admitted one prior bad act, following the rules of evidence. it will conc

he said when you dance outside your marriage and you danced, he then pointed at mrs. cosbyvin steel countered by using cosby's own words from his 2005 and 2006 depositions where cosby described giving quaaludes, a hypnotic drug, to women. he went on to say, drugging somebody and putting them in a position where you can do what you want with them is not romantic, it's criminal. cosby is accused of drug and molesting constand in his home in 2004. last week constand told the jury, cosby gave her three blue pills which left her feeling paralyzed and unable to fight him off. cosby spokesperson andrew wyatt. >> he's confident and confident in his legal team. >> reporter: he says his interactions with constand were consensual and never asked him to stop. the judge said jurors will have dinner here at the courthouse as they continue to deliberate. if convicted, cosby, who is 79 years old, could end up spending the rest of his life in prison. >> jericka duncan, awaiting the verdict. >>> in another important story tonight, tomorrow attorney general jeff sessions will testify before t

i'm proud to have been able to represent mr. cosby. >> reporter: after 52 hours of waiting, today cosby held his cane to his chest, listening as the jury told the judge they were hopelessly deadlocked. a hung jury with no verdict. >> we came here looking for an acquitt acquittal, but like that rolling stone song says, you don't always get what you want, you get what you need. >> reporter: cosby goes free on bail but leaves open the path for a new trial with a new jury. >> our plan is to move this case forward as soon as possible. >> reporter: and district attorney kevin steele said it's possible other cosby accusers could be witnesses, but he does fully expect andrea constand to be back again. >> she's entitled to a verdict in this case. the citizens of montgomery county where this crime occurred are entitled to a verdict. >> reporter: the new trial could happen as soon as october. but this jury deliberated for days, unable to reach any conclusion with at least one holdout, the jury breakdown remains a mystery. >> we have no indicatio

led her to couch and then as she fought back tears, she testified quote i was jolted awake i felt mr. cosby hand groping my breast. she described detail cosby fondling her genitals and placing her hands on his. unable to fight back, constand told jurors quote i wanted it to stop but quote i was frozen. i was unable to fight. constand says she came to hours later and left cosby's home. but in the months that followed she acknowledged staying in some contact with her alleged attacker the fact healed home by the defense team during wintering cross examination. other cosby accusers were in the courtroom to watch. >> we had to be here. we really had to be here. you know, this is qatar civil for us? you've seen how difficult it is to be on the stand. >> i'm so relieved i am not on the stand. you know, but i have made my statements and my statements stand true. and we all know what he is. >> reporter: the defense cross examination andrea constand is real two fold wolf big themes. first, that her relationship with cosby was much more consensual than she has led on and second, she seemed in the days

we're looking at pictures of mr. cosby just for our viewers' standing, this is file tape of him addressing these issues. we're still waiting for the news conference from the district attorney, a fellow who is going to be talking, a district in montgomery pennsylvania, kevin steele, let's listen in. >> the jury was not able to come to a unanimous verdict in this case. we appreciate the extraordinary sacrifices that jurors made, coming all the way from pittsburgh and deliberating and working for the time period they did. this has been a long process to get to this point. we have to overcome a number of obstacles that were put in our way. a number of legal maneuvers by the defense, to stop, to delay this trial. we got to try our case and we got to be in a position where andrea constand and our other prior bad acts witness could testify in a court of law as to the facts of what happened to them. we will evaluate and review our case. we will take a hard look at everything involved and then we will retry it. as i said in court,

prongs, the evidence that's expected to come out against mr. cosby at trial. is the testimony of the complainant, and of course that's dependent on how credible she is in the eyes of the jury. the next is the testimony of their corroborative witness and the third is mr. cosby's deposition testimony. >> in previous court documents, cosby has admitted to giving quaaludes to young women. he says the encounter with constand was consensual. kenneth craig, cbs news norris town pennsylvania. >> the trial is expected to last two weeks. >>> here's a quick look at a time line of allegations against cosby. in 2000 actress lachelle covington filed a police report saying cosby sexually abused her. reports say cosby was not questioned or charge. in february 2005 lawyer tamara green claims cosby drugged and groped her in the 1970s. in june, beth ferrier cosby drugged her and sexually assaulted her more than two decades earlier. a year later barbara bowman, another of the jane doe witnesses comes forward and many of you are sounding off on social media over the cosby case. tw

would have accused of constand of setting up cosby for financial gain was rejected by judge steven o'neill as here say. >> i think this court has not given mr. fair and ill partial trial. >> andrew wyatt insists cosby remains confident he'll be acquitted. >> mr. cosby is doing good. his spirits are up. he's confident that this jury is -- they're intelligent, they're asking the right questions and he feels confident that they're going to come back and make the right decision. >> reporter: there were several other cosby accusers on hand for the tense day long wait. plus a handful of demonstrators bashing the legendary entertainer as a serial sexual predator. >> the other individuals that i represent who are, you know v accused of mr. cosby are anticipating the verdict wondering when the verdict will be announced. >> reporter: so many people waiting. so many people with connections to this case tangential or otherwise waiting for this jury verdict. last night, the judge in the case called eight night around 9:45. no idea when things will be wrapped tonight assuming a verdict is does not come earlier. iain no matter what happens we'll be here t

mr. cosby's reaction? >> 52 hours having 12 perfect strangers deliberating on your fate has to be a strain the likes of which i can't imagine. >> reporter: cosby rep read a scathing statement from cosby's wife. >> how do i describe the judge? overtly arrogant and collaborating with the district attorney. how do i describe the counsel for the accusers, totally unethical. from the district attorney. >> i'm not going to talk about camille cosby and whatever. >> reporter: excoriated by the defense, kevin steele vowed to put him on trial again. >> we'll evaluate and review our case and take a hard look at everything involved and then we will retry it. >> reporter: accuser, andrea constan showed no signs of goiment -- disappointment, she is ready to give it another try. >> she is a very spiritual woman and she believes things happen for a purpose, i think the purpose is like in steele said, it should encourage others to come forward. >> reporter: we are confident that these proceedings have given a voice to many

you have to look at and weigh all your options. >> mr. cosbywhat do you think of your chances. >> cosby flatly denied he would testify during a radio interview a couple of week ago. the lawyer representing nearly three dozen other cosby accusers says, don't hold your breath waiting for the cause cos. >> i would say that that is about as likely as any of us leaving for the moon on monday. but i guess one never knows. >> reporter: as we have report the andrea constand wait add full year before reporting the alleged sexual assault and stayed in contact with cosby during that time. before wrapping their case prosecutors put a psychologist on the stand an expert to testify that such behavior is not at all unusual among real sex assault victims. chris? >> bruce, thanks. >>> on to your fox 29 weather authority now. let's take live look let's go down to the shore on this friday. this is cape may, new jersey. we're toll it is going to be a great weekend on the beach. >> of course, if you're not headed to the beach it's still going to be nice all across

mr. cosby's reaction? >> relief. >> reporter: moments after trial end cosby rep read a scathing statement from camille cosby. >> how do i describe the judge be owe vertically arrogant and collaborating with the district of attorney. how do i describe the counsel for the accusers, totally unethical. >> i'm not going to talk about camille cosby and whatever. >> reporter: excoriated by the defense, kevin steele vowed to put him on trial again. >> well evaluate an review the case and take a hard look at everything involved and retry it. >> reporter: accuser, andrea constan showed no signs of disappointment. saying she is ready to give it another try. >> she believes things happen for a purpose, i think the purpose is to encourage other women to come forward. >> reporter: we are confident that the proceedings have given a vice -- voice to the many victims who felt powerless and silence. these high profile cases are intensive, but those who question the time and resources to try the case again, kevin steele said

mr. cosby 16 hours. how are you feeling? >> mr. sby -- >> hey, hey, hey. >> as one woman advocate circle the montgomery county courthouse in a box truck tuesday night, with music blaring and a message for bill cosby, the 79-year-old comedian spokesman was holding court outside with the media. >> he is, you know, being bill cosby. >> reporter: andrew wyatt spoke as jurors passed the hour 13 mark of deliberations and forged ahead into the night trying to determine cosby's fate on charges of aggravated indecent assault. >> just taking it in this moment, um, believing that these jurors are looking through the facts, seeing the truth. >> reporter: well over 100 members of the media and on lookers stood poised all day inside and outside the courthouse. as the jury diligently went about its business cosby and his attorneys were cooped up in a room waiting patiently for jur jurors to make a decision appearing confident. >> this is the place where the truth happens. this is the place where impartiality is supposed to be. >> reporter: accordi

mr. cosby's claim of victory was premature. >> this is not a visitation of anybody or not the end, it is not over until it is over and it is not over just yet. >> reporter: at this point right now, no indication of any sudden development here, at the courthouse with the exception of the key parties in this case, except for jury meeting right now in the judge 's chambers. of course, we have you covered here, we are keeping an eye, on the courtroom for any developments, my collogue greg argos is with me as well, keep it here for latest on this trial as we continue to watch, jury deliberations, unfold, after earlier today, they announced that they were dead locked. reporting live outside montgomery county courthouse in norristown, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> "eyewitness news" will continue to monitor all of the latest developments in that trial as soon as the jury reaches its decision we will have it on air and cbs philly .com. >>> philadelphia district attorney seth williams head to federal court on monday for jury selection in his federal corruption trial. prosecutors claim

. >> mr. cosby is feeling good. he is just looking forward to a positive outcome. >> reporter: andre wyat says he believes the 79 year-old entertainer has in the been offered a fair trial and hoping for an acquittal on the three aggravated sexual assault charges cosby faces. >> this jury is, they are intelligent, they are asking the right questions, and feel confident that they will come back and make the right decision. >> reporter: but attorney gloria allred who represents other women hoffa accused cosby of sexually assaulting them says evidence against him is strong and she expects a conviction. >> we have mr. cosby's own admission under oath that he provided three pills, that she didn't consent, and that he found andrea constand to be truth full and that he penetrated her after she had taken those pills. so the only issue in this case is consent. >> now, judge stephen o'neill has not put a time limit on when deliberations will wrap for the night. if the past is any indication last night jurors wrapped up their d

and it sets off another. >> mr. cosby, anything you want to say? been filed against william henry cosby. >> december 30, 2015, just weeks before the 12-year statute of limitations was set to expire in the andrea constand case, america's dad, bill cosby was arraigned on three felony counts of aggravated indecent assault. >> what was new? >> two things had changed. the great wave of complaints by other women. many more than they had been aware of a decade earlier and two, the deposition, the deposition is very key because it's his own words. >> guys, can you move out of the way? >> cosby's own words have been a rarity on this subject. he will not address bernard's allegations or any others. he will not speak to us on camera. he says he will not testify at trial. but his own words may get him in trouble anyway. when you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the unpredictability of a flare may weigh on your mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go, and how to work around your uc. that's how i thought it had to be. but then i talked to my do

in other words, it‘s too early to celebrate, mr cosby. round two may be just around the corner. in spite of this result his reputation as something of an american father figure has now been tarnished. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in morrisstown, pennsylvania. polls will open in a few hours for round two of the french national assembly elections. new president emmanuel macron‘s centrist party la republique en marche won almost a third of votes in the first round last week. he looks set to change the face of french politics with a diverse group of political novices being elected. macron‘s party is currently ahead in 400 constituencies out of the 577 that make up france‘s national assembly. hugh schofield has the story. president macron, here voting in last sunday‘s first round, is with an ace of pulling off the second pa rt an ace of pulling off the second part of his quiet revolution. if all goes as expected he is about to secure the biggest makeover in decades in france‘s parliament, the national assembly. it‘s not just that his en marche! party looks set for a crushing majority, th

. >> mr. cosby, how are you doing? >> i just -- i just want to wish all of the fathers a happy father's day and i want to thank the jury for their long day. >> reporter: now, for the sixth straight day, jurors will go behind closed doors in their effort to reach a unanimous decision in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. they must decide if the 2004 encounter between cosby and then-efrie then-friend, andrea constand, was forced with the use of pills the entertainer admitted he gave her to relax or was it consensual. cosby faces the possibility of life behind bars. his defense lawyers have repeatedly demanded a mistrial and asked the judge to let this be done, but the judge not budging, saying the defense has no authority to end these deliberations. it comes after jurors reported that they were stuck, deadlocked at noon on thursday, but since then, they have been working hard, asking for more testimony, including the definition of reasonable doubt and testimony from constand's police officer brother-in-law. cosby, hims