cos... you still call him "mr. cosby." >> well, respect-- r-e-s-p-c-t. ( laughing ) i love him, i adore him, yes, i do. >> hinojosa: he is fearless on so many levels. >> yes, he is. >> hinojosa: what was the fearless part about him that you came to... to love so much? >> everything about him. i loved his attention to detail and the fact that he seemed to be paying attention to only one thing when, in fact, he was paying attention to everything. >> hinojosa: like even the artwork that was hanging up... >> especially the artwork that was hanging up, small pictures on the set. and when you look at episodes of that show, the production values are unlike anything else. he... he's a student of history, and i mean the history of comedy and the history of television, the history of films, history of performing as well as the history of governments throughout the world. the man is amazing. >> hinojosa: not afraid at all to talk on the issue of race. >> no. >> hinojosa: had alvin poussaint helping to "decode/recode" blackness for

mrs. cosby previously testified in the case last february, a judge last ruled she must continue, but is prohibiting, quote, improper questions including ones that fall under protected conversations between spouses. >> happening today, man accused of shooting and killing pennsylvania state trooper heads to court. thirty-two year old eric frame spent 48 days on the run after allegedly killing trooper brian dixon and hurting another trooper back in 2014. today's hearing focuses on the possibility of the death penalty in the case and other matters. train faces charges including first degree murder and terrorism. also, today, atlantic city officials head to court in the latest attempt to take over the resort city finances. officials are asking a judge to freeze atlantic city spending until the city hands over the millions of dollars it owes its school system. the state education department is suing the nearly broke city. the city paid half of a $8.4 million payment that was due last friday. >> the ta

mrs. cosby previously testified, in the case last february, a judge has ruled she must continue, but is prohibiting, quote, improper questions. including ones that fall under protected conversations between spouses. >> polls for new york's primary have just opened with momentum and huge delegates up for grabs. brian web shows us how the candidates fanned out across the empire state trying to pick up those last minute votes. >> brooklyn born bernie sanders pounded the pavement and ramped up the pressure hoping to pull off an upset win in new york. >> this is a movement getting the establishment very, very nervous. >> hillary clinton has a ten-point lead over sanders in her adopted state. she spent the day drumming up support from her biggest backers, women and minorities. for the republicans, if donald trump capture more than 50% of the state-wide vote, it puts him in position to win all of new york areas 95gop delegates. even a slip of the tongue during a speech in buffalo didn't seem to trip hi