o'neill played on the football team. missing since sunday. search effort ended today with the dive team checking a small campus pond. a tragedy in the midst of finals week. >> it's hard that he's gone. for me, lakeland football, lakeland university, it's hard. we are a big family, there is only 900 kids here. >> reporter: he was the backup quarterback. according to police he had last rm. his teammates got worried when he didn't so up later that night or the next morning. >> we looked he where for him. it was nerve-racking that he hadn't been back. >> reporter: he was quite but well liked >> he was a great kid. he has a lot of energy. he always tried to be a leader. >> reporter: o'neill was from >> that's what he cared about and that's what he loved. >> reporter: police don't believe there was anything criminal about his death. >> the pond is 15 feet from the football field. he's so close to what he loved the most. >> reporter: counseling services are available for the student. aautopsy needs to be done to determine how o'neill died. >> report

aautopsy needs to be done to determine how o'neill died. sheriff clark to be removed from office or resign because of recent deaths at the jail. they say the deaths are tied to quote his lack of supervision for his department. a spokesperson re-ride this response. he said he's bored with this democratic party fake news because he helped donald trump get elected. heard shim speak at donald trump's thank you rally and hashtag make america great again. >> reporter: the sheriff's -- sheriff clark is invited to testify before the county board committee to talk about lawsuits. right now state law required outside investigation for deaths involving law enforcement officers, but not jail officers it's important to note if the resolution pass it would apply to the house of corrections but the board does not have power to require action from the sheriff's office involving inmate death investigations there at the jail. hosted a bridge the gap discussion. the end game is the better relationship, understanding the issues that the youth have. a lot of ti

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nathan o'neil reporting. >> thank you nathan. officers say they stole $10,000 the area.they all face grand largefully and burglary charges. >> buzz al dren who landed in the moon with neil armstrong in 1969. la toya stillman's >> a smiling 86-year-old buzz aldrin after a rescue from the bottom of the world. just tuesday he tweeted, south pole here i come as he joined a luxury adventure tour. but once there at 9,000 feet double the altitude of denver his condition began to deteriorate. the area. >> looks like high amount attitude pulmonary edema. you have to get them down to sea level and on oxygen. it is a life threatening condition. >> in 1469, buzz al drit drin followed neil armstrong down ladder. the anima lightyear was created in his honor. >> he is a force there's no question about that. >> and you see him smiling there. tonight nasa says they have been in twuch the new zealand doctors and they say he is doing well. >> i'm floating around with buzz aldrin, it's amazing. >> i did not. >> i heard those are kind of hard. >> aft

o'neill's alabama brigade is being sent to reinforce nichol'' men. nichols' men in the breastworks begin to dread any attempts to help them. according to the same fellow, our troops were sent to relieve the line. as we look behind us and saw our comrades coming to relieve us, being killed and wounded for no purpose we regretted being relieved. by 9:00 a.m., the southern front -- that line had been reinforced by lockwood's brigade. the three large regiments. 1300 men. and the six corps brigade. another 1800 men. the line, not surprisingly, is going to have substantial reserves. according to one member of the 149th new york -- the men of another regiment amid deafening cheers leapt over us into the vacant positions. the men beat a lively retreat back to the hollow behind the hill. the regiment went into the trenches two or three times. the flag of new york showed over 80 holes from the return fire coming up the hill. you see the color bearer splicing the staff with splints and depending on whose version you believe, and in upstate new york, in canandai

usual stand still delays on the expressway, heavy out of the o'neil tunnel, into the south bay shopping cente brain tree split and granite avenue. we'll take a look at the drive times. from o'neil tunnel to the brain tree split, 25 minute drive. >>> it is week 13 in the nfl and some teams already thinking about the play offs. >> it is not too late to turn your fantasy team around. we have your fantasy fixer. >>reporter: hey fans, welcome to fantasy fixer. already on the verge of play offs. we are also talking about the patriots comeback win against the jets. that was amazing, but man, they lost gronkowski in that. >> yeah, big price to pay for fantasy hunters out there as we wind down. if you are playing a two week league, not a good thing to not have gronkowski this week. somebody has to pick up the slack. the rams defense is one of the better doffses in the league, but they are not enough in stopping the run. not a good match up last weekend to jets. exact opposite this week. >> let's talk about a super bowl rematch from 2001. the pats honoring the bunch from the first championship. c

and kathy o'neill on methods of mass destruction, how big data threatens democracy. 2016 books on science and technology at 8 p.m. eastern on book tv here on c-span 2. book tv is on twitter and facebook and we want to hear from you. tweet us, twitter.com/book tv or comment on our facebook page. facebook do facebook.com/book tv. >> we want to introduce you to paul moreno, the author of this book, the bureaucrat kings, the origins and underpinnings of america's bureaucratic state. professor moreno on page one, the united states is ruled by an establishment nowhere mentioned in the constitution. what does that men? >> this is the so-called fourth branch of government which in a way is a combination of the other three branches, that's the heart of the constitutional problem. the original constitution was meant to be founded on the basis of separation of powers, probably the most important structural feature of the constitution. in the 20th century we developed the apparatuses, environmental protection agency, federal communications and most of this started with the new deal. they combined leg

jim o'neill is a managing director at peter thiel's company.ll does not have a medical background and every fda head in the last 50 years has either been a trained physician or scientific researcher. trump has chosen three generals for his top team of advisers including general john kelly for secretary of homeland security, general michael flynn for national security advisers, and general james mattis for defense secretary. james mattis has extensive and recent military experience. what is -- what does trump's choice me for global cyber security threats? ath me, partner and investor -- >> general mattis has a true reputation,errific advocating force only when necessary and when it would be successful. i think he stands out as a confident pick among trump's read the question is not about him in particular, but why it is that donald trump would say he is looking to the defense department or the joint chiefs of staff to protect this infrastructure against cyber attacks. looking to the defense department to general mattis or the joint chiefs of sta

i remember, he and tip o'neill protected the rights, saying "do what you want to do but don't hurt him." it was an entirely different atmosphere. and the best part of my life. >> you were named the first african-american to serve as chairman of the ways and means committee, one of the key committees in the house. [coughing] but we are seeing taxes. what do you think your legacy will be on the ways and means committee? rep. rangel: everything that i mentioned, and many things that i didn't. also, when they talk about the affordable care act, they say it primaryme is on it as a sponsor. all of those have different ways and means. so, i was named the congressman that had more bills signed into law than anybody else in congress. but that is because i chaired the committee, and we were able to get so many things done together -- republicans and democrats -- most of the time. so, it was awesome. and people would say, "charlie , when you get that job they are going to come after you." and that couldn't have been farther from my feeling about t, whens accept -- excep the final story is told an

i remember, he and tip o'neill , saying "doe rights what you want to do but don't hurt him." .t was a different atmosphere and the best part of my life. >> you were named the first african-american to serve as chairman of the ways and means committee, one of the key committees in the house. but we are seeing taxes. do you think your legacy will be? rep. rangel: everything that i mentioned, and many things that i didn't, and also when they talk about the affordable care they say it is the proper sponsor. but all of those have different ways and means. congressmanmed the that had more bills signed into law than anybody else in congress. but that is because that chairman committee -- because i chaired the committee. we were able to get so much done together. awesome.s "charliee would say when you get that job they are going to come after you." and that couldn't have been farther from my feeling about politics. final story is told and didn't steal any money, you paid your taxes, that when you were trying to raise money for those kids, you ignore the fact that you could not use picturer th

shannon o'neil is with us with the council on foreign relations.as well. shannon, as we see the president aect come in, there has to be development of foreign policy if we can ever find the secretary of state. ok. what is your recommendation of the new new policy that a president should take? some of the recommendations, particularly in the region i look at, in latin america, is continue many of the things the obama administration has been doing. reaching out to these countries, finding commercial agreements and partnerships on the global stage, bringing these countries into the overall dialogue because they had not changed over the last 20 or 30 years. most of latin america are democracies, stronger stronger -- - you and in wieting, know that when everybody is wrong in this racket, you try to go back and remember and study it. there is tom, way wrong. over thei get wrong brazilian real. i did everything wrong right here. there is the strong brazilian and for years and years years. that is how latin america can surprise you. can, and the external s

bill cosby and his lawyers came to court to try to convince judge steven o'neil to ban the women that accuse cosby of drugging and molesting them going back to 1964. his accuser and recan stand once a temple employee says he molested her at his home. many of the 13 in question are represented by noted attorney, gloria allred. >> their testimony is more probative than prejudice, it can lead to what happened. rather than having only the alleged victim. testify. >> but they argue that those accusers go is a for back they are unreliable and inadmissible and virtually impossible to defend against. monica, judge steve o'neil told the court he would review the files on each of the 13 accusers here and judge the creditability of each one before allowing them to testify against bill cosby. live in norristown, i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> the deadly shooting of a man in philadelphia put a school on lock down this afternoon. the 49-year-old victim was shot twice here in the 3,000 block at 12:30. he was taken to temple university hospital where he died and the high

george: caelyn o'neil was last seen sunday. if you have seen him or know where he is, call the sheriff's department. done there are stopped in wisconsin as part of his thank you tour. state took the stage as well. trump praised them for helping him win wisconsin, but the reaction was mixed from the audience. >> no, i have come to appreciate him. he's like a fine wine. he day goes by, i get to appreciate his genius more and more. if he ever goes against me, i won't say that. governor scott walker. where's scott? oh, man. he was tough. he was great. he's a great governor. george: at the ends of the speech ryan presented trump with a packers' jersey sporting the number 45 for the 45th president. how did he do? >> reporter: people we talked expected. they left with a sense of pride for wisconsin and this country. they waited in the cold for hours to get a good spot inside the state fair expo center but say the was worth it to hear president-elect trump say this. >> i want to thank the people of wisconsin. you are incredible people.

i was particularly taken o'neil's shoe. >> jimmy: shock o'neil, the guy from the movie "kazam." president-elect trump was in grand rapids over the weekend as part of his thank you tour where we slowed him down to half speed for this meandering and merry edition of "drunk donald trump." [ tape playing slowly ] >> you spoke very well. i was very impressed with you. she didn't sleep for about six months. i will tell you that. but what a -- and merry christmas, everybody, merry christmas! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's almost christmas. christmas is less than two weeks away. i was talking to my daughter jane about santa claus, she's almost 2 1/2. we've been holding the present thing over her head to get her to stop saying no to everything. her answer to every question is no. you wa she repeats. do you want to go to gymnastics class? no, i do not want to go to gymnastics class. very charming. anyway, she was being bad. so i asked, are you gog to be naughty or nice? she thought about it for a second, she said, yes. [ laughter ] at least i got one yes. santa is a great way to k

and he was close to tip o'neill. he died at the age of 90 after a very accomplished career. he died two weeks after completing his autobiography. even in this room, i feel he is still here working things. it's an easy read. ohio state university press published and it's done remarkably well. this is his hometown. so other than cleveland. >> what are some of the lessons he learned from his book as well as from head that you think are significant for americans today? >> one thing that my father among many wonderful qualities he had was this ability to reach across the aisle. he was known. it is reflective of who he really was. and his ability to reach over to the colleagues that were republicans and that is why so many times tip o'neill it actually happened chair committees because he knew that he could get the job done, that it's okay to have differences of opinions. but at the end of the day, you're sent to congress to represent the constituents that put you there. yes, that was in one of his outstanding qualities that he was a statesman, that he was a well to have that kind

. >> clearly, montgomery county stephen o'neil has a lot to consider here and the decision could take weeks if not months. jim? >> thank you, dan. "action news" was in upland be, ro today as the councilman was arrested on accusations of conspiracy. authorities say he was involved in a kick back scheme with a security company 2009 to 2015. tom willard was arrested. the event began to unravel when the employee found cameras in city hall. >> the state says they'll save $3 million a year preventing sticker theft. you still need a printed registration card. drivers don't need to peel the old stickers on the new year, but no future ones are coming for your license plate. still to come, what the federal reserve rate hike means from you, plus the 911 call from the church survivor and dylann roof's unusual defense strategy. >> we hear from a trump supporter that assaulted a protester at a rally and his victim and how they want america to begin healing. >> we have an arctic front causing cold temperatures overnight and tomorrow. all of the details on what to expect in the accuweather forecast.

judge o'neil will have to decide if some or none will be able to testify at the time in the spring. they broke for lunch but then they are back to argue. >>> the video shows the moments when a man was murdered execution-style in philadelphia's frankford section. it happened on the 4700 block of adams avenue. police found 30 spent shell casings around the victim. they do not believe it was a robbery but have yet to release a motive. now they are relying on witness accounts to continue the investigation. >>> a man died when he lost control and hit a tree. it happened at the intersection of 58th street and baltimore avenue at 1:00 this morning. the driver was a man in his 50s and died after he was rushed to the hospital. >>> a new jersey home is heavily damaged from an early morning fire here. the flames broke out on west howard street in clayton. chopper 6 hd was overhead when the flames shot through the roof. >>> and president-elect donald trump continues to fill out his cabinet. he tapped rick perry as his energy secretary. perry ran for president twice, called it a tremendous honor

lisa o'neil and her family started the program in hire home in 1999 in honor of her brother kevin todd who died of complications from aids. >> i was afraid he would not be remembered. we honored him. >> it was eight members of this family 24 gifts and one food basket. next year she said our father died when need help and there is another family. >> we said this is how we honor kevin's memory. >> the number of families they help has increased but so is the number of volunteers. >> not only impacted by hiv or aids, they are living well below the poverty level. they are given a list from local health care providers and today they wrap 1400 new gifts and 95 food boxes, pastor harry thomas is happy to open his church's doors for the event. he backed the group even when people were just learning about hiv and aids. >> there was a time when people were hands off for people with hiv and aids. we don't believe that is our faith and the way we approach things. lisa had the vision and we said lets go for it. >> and she knows her uncle would be proud. >> he feel sozs so happy and grateful and woul

they picked jim o'neill. he is a doctor and called for eliminating the mandate to determine whether new medicines are safe. trump's decision not to get daily security briefings is causing concern. angus said -- king said it could be down right dangerous. >> to not have that direct face-to-face briefing is a mistake it will cost him based on on a decision someone on his staff filtered. >> moon while in i understandian in a, workers -- meanwhile, in indiana, workers at carrier held a vigil for those whose jobs are heading to mexico. >>> u.s. education under-secretary ted mitchell visited the philadelphia military academy to talk about student aid. aid will be available next year to help to get students to attend college. william hite was on hand to discuss the city's role in boosting completion of financial aid applications. >>> a little girl whose tweets from the siege al. he -- aleppo have resumed. >> venezuela government has seized four million toys two weeks before christmas. the country's largest toy distr

headlights going into the o'neill tunnel, taillights leaving town. minutes now. down the expressway, 30 minutes. there is a pike, 19 minutes. the southbound side of 128 from route 2, a little more than half an hour. 128 through burlington, 33 minutes up to i-93. a similar incident toward concord road, it is now 22 minutes from road. about a half hour. that is first alert traffic. nichole: victory tour for the republican presidential ticket today including a visit to the carrier plans where at least -- plant where at least 800 jobs have now been saved. trump hammering out a deal after there will be some job losses, but united technologies says it will reinvest in the plant to expand production beyond air-conditioners. pres.-elect trump: the goodwill that you have engendered by doing this all over the world but within our country, you watch how fast you are going to make it up. so many people are going to be buying carrier air conditioners. nichole: carrier will get $7 million in tax incentives from the stat a police officer shot and killed while responding to a do

judge steven o'neill instructing both men, multiple times to remain civil. o'neill will to have deciding whether or not the to allow witnesses to testify. if so, the trial could become a he said, they said case, compared to one word cosby simply is facing his accuser. that accuser former temple basketball coach andrea constand allege that the 79 year-old drugged and sexually assaulted her at his cheltenham home back in 2004. now, no decision was made today, this hearing, continues tomorrow, we will be there, of course, meanwhile cosby's actual criminal trial is set for june, of 2017. we're live from norristown i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> lets talk about the weather to day feels like a heat wave compared to how it will feel later this week. meteorologist lauren casey is in for kate bilo on the skies deck with word on a drastic drop in temperatures around the region, lauren. >> reporter: thanks, ukee. not too bad out here certainly by november standard. i don't need gloves, without the hat, temperatures right around average. we're at 43 deg

. >> judge o'neil is hearing arguments and reviewing its katss of the 13 young women including the descriptions of the alleged encounters with cosby. >> reporter: rick, the judge will ultimately decide which of the 13, if any will be allowed to testify this spring. he is not expected to rule today. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> philadelphia police are investigating a homicide in the city's frankford section overnight. the victim was shot execution-style and the gunman fired two dozen shots, annie mccormick has the latest on the investigation. >>> police say that the vick tame was found lie on the street and there with many shots fired and they received numerous 911 calls from people on the block. surveillance video shows two gunman firing multiple shots at a man in a red sweatshirt. they continued to fire and more than two dozen shots were fired and the victim was pronounced dead at the scene shot in the face, torso and legs. >> we found 15 spent shell casings around the victim's body. >> it unfolded at adams and frankford. one man heard the shots after 12:30 this

only in this novel of ronald reagan he reveals the "firing line" was the brainchild of tom o'neill o'neill's company syndicated the show. and then buckley wents to pbs. "firing line" was a 13-episode series but ultimately ran for almost 1500 episodes. to understand how impress sis the numbers are consider that today a very successful program runs seven seasons to are total of 154 episodes. there were 635 episodes of the long running gun smoke and 456 enseed odd of law and order. buckley claimed from the beginning perhaps with some pride that heirs ratings were ex-signature g .. turn a profit oregon "firing line" or "national review." these were laubors of love and ideological dedication. buckley, the supreme free market capitalist observed that there are enterprise friday life that simply aren't devicessed to generate profit. they do vital work. and as an art and sad row cat for -- excuse me -- "firing line" was not the only unprofitable public affairs type talk show on tv. there was also david suskind's and -- but "firing line" was the was the only specifically conservative example of suchr

he had many famous customers including former congressman tip o'neil but it might have been what he did outside of work that he would donate his talents to help homeless men with their grooming. holly was 89 years old. >>> well, it is the second day of kwanzaa celebration. >> this is a special year. kwanzaa lasts through new year's day. each day focuses on different principles. today focuses on self-determination tlchlt will be an interactive storing telling performance at the museum in southeast d.c. >>> today the new year's eve ball in time's square will be prepared for its saturday night drop. the ball is separated into four groups designed to represent kindness, fortitude, wonder and imagination. millions will watch as it drops at midnight marking the start of 2017 here on the east coast. >>> so the bright light gets pressed and it's also made of those crystals. we know united nations secretary general will be the one to kick off the 60-second countdown. it will be the south korean's last ceremonial duty. previous button pushers include bill and hillary clinton and now bonn kay moon

. >> reporter: drexel professors doctor paul and maggie o'neill teamed up for the challenge through enable drexel spin off project. >> you just have to have move your hand and feet as quick as you can and try to get the object. >> maggie o'neill over from the college of the nursing and health care professionals came to me a few years ago inquiring about the use of active video games or games controlled by your body for physical therapy. current commercial games were not meeting her needs. >> i said can you make this commercial game do this and this and this and this? so, it will be more sensitive, flexible and specific to my needs and therapy goals. >> reporter: well, they have succeeded, individual with cerebral palsy and other debilitating movement disorders can out ice these games, they go them progress. in addition drexel's invention is helping doctors and nurses gather information that was previously impossible to obtain in real time. physical therapist doctor carroll whamsly is a consultant working with drexel and has never seen filling in like enable games. >> this is absolutely uni

reagan and tip o'neill raged the age for social security. reagan and tip o'neill did the last comprehensive tax row. bill clinton and a republican congress did welfare reform and balanced the bug three years in a row. big stuff. arguably none of that could have been done in unified government. give you an example of when unified government couldn't produce a big outcome. george w. bush as just been reelect fled 2004. he asked all of to us tackle social security. i was number two in our conference at that time and i spent a year trying to get any democrat, any democrat, even joe lieberman, the most reasonable democrat to join with us and their at thattitude was we have the white house, the house this, senate. you want to do something on social security, jew do -- you do it. that means we'll see you in the next election. so misdisappoint if with barack obama, two things have to be done to save america. from the path we're headed. entitlement eligible changes, understand you have to change the eligible for very popular things like medicare and

jim o'neill was deputy secretary at the department of health and human services and he helps run one of thiele's firms and does not have a medical background. >> holy toledo, it's finally happened. cooperstown finally calls the fame of legendary a's announcer bilking. >> hit high to center field and it's going deep and it is a home run. >> king won the ford c. fricke awar. he was the radio voice for more than two decades and was known for his catch phrase holy three-dayo. he's been a finalist for this award for several years. >>> good evening, everyone. you'll see the rain is really scattered in nature with the steadiest in the north bay. i'll close in on lakeside drive. wet roadways and real the evening commute will be slippery and a slow going up. sonoma as we take you into napa, eighth street and east also getting wet. east barracks getting real light returns around oakland. 11th avenue heading into emoryville and each the bay seeing showers across 24 maragha boulevard. it's snowing in the northern california mountains and also in the sierra nevada. it is great to so the snow, but

judge steven o'neill will deciding whether to allow 13 additional witnesses to testify in what is known as prior bad acts. >> ♪ >> reporter: tuesday's hearing interrupted by choir annual choir, but before long it was back to arguments. district attorney kevin steel arguing cosby had a bat earn of bee friending, drugging, sexually assaulting aspiring actresses and models and even telling the judge that the 79 year-old comedian has a lifetime of committing sexual assaults on young women. >> i believe i would be remiss if i didn't thank the individuals that have come forward. they showed great courage. we hope for a favorable ruling from the court. thank you. >> reporter: defense attorney brian mcmonigal argues none of the and andrea constand central accuser who alleged cosby sexually assaulted her at his cheltenham home in 2004. in his count are argument mcmonigal calls 13 allegations of bandaged band wagon of flames put together pandora's box. three women stories do not give specific details or dates, and should not aloud as testimony. >> greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> crimi

now, o'neill is currently a managing director at teal's mithril capital management. he doesn't have a medical background, which would make him an unconventional candidate here. another name floated is scott gottlieb, with the american enterprise institute. he is a doctor and has worked under fda and cms in the past. so folks will be trying to parse out which of these guys or maybe somebody else under consideration who will be leading the fda under a trump presidency. >> stay there. we want to bring you in on this other story as well. donald trump vowing to bring down drug prices. he says he does not like what happened with drug prices. health care and biotech taking a hit on the comments. biotech down more than 3%. joining us is les frontleiter. interesting because the sector everall, health care and biotech rallied shortly after the election. on this one comment to time magazine, giving up pretty much all of the election day gains, there was an interesting note earlier today, i want to get your take on this, saying essentially doing anything on drug prices may be ve

judge steven o'neill instructing both men to calm down, and remain civil. >> how do you feel mr. cosby. >> reporter: all the while bill cosby silently watch the hearing unfold. if the judge allows 13 witt tonightes to testify at trial his fate could be determined on a he said, they said basis, rather than one where he simply faces one accuser. the hearing continues tomorrow at 9:00 a.m., the judge will make his decision sometime after tomorrow's hearing, on this motion, for prior bad acts. meanwhile cosby's trial is still scheduled for june 2017. reporting from norristown, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> president-elect donald trum april announce his pick for america's top diplomate after weeks of rampant speculation. today trump chose exxon mobile ceo rex tillerson to be his secretary of state. mr. tillerson is a business heavyweight, with a top job at exxon mobile he brokered deals around the world on behalf of the oil giant but critics say he lacks political experience. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is live in the sat center with reaction from law m

o'neill company rtl produce and syndicated the show from 1966 at the 1971 when "firing line" that thecommercial syndication market behind for the compared stability of pbs. "firing line" was initially imagines a 13 episode series but ran for almost 1500 episodes prick understand how impressive these numbers are for weekly show considered today at her successful program typically runs seven seasons for total of 154 episodes.e were 6 there were 635 episodes of the long-running gunsmoke and 456 episodes of law and order. buckley claimed from the beginning perhaps with some pride that his ratings were exii u.s. which means scanty or meager if anyone doesn't know the. buckley would never turn a profit on "firing line" on national review for that matter. these were labors of love and also of course ideological dedications.s. buckley the supreme capital markets absurd enterprises like this and are not divide to generate profits. we accepted as institutions that need to be patronized because they do vital work. as an art and advocate -- excuse me. "firing line" was not the only unprofitable p

judge steven o'neill often warning the prosecution and defense to maintain decor um after shouting matches erupted inside the courtroom. the prosecution wants the why to allow testimony from 13 cosby accusers at the comedian 's upcoming trial, montgomery county district attorney kevin steel says their testimony will show cosby had a long history of drugging and molesting women. lawyers from both sides clashed yesterday over the identification of those women, the defense wanting all of their names made public, prosecutors suggesting that cosby's lawyers were just trying to intimidate them. ultimately judge ruled cosby's attorneys could name 11 of the accusers since they already told their stories publicly. cosby is now facing felony sexual assault charges accused of drugging and molesting former temple university employee andrea constand and at his cheltenham mansion in 2004. a prosecutor at the time declined to file charges but since the case reopened about 50 women have come forward with similar accusations against the 79 years old. now the defense is also questioning the motivation of th

then there is bucky o'neill who is one of my favorites.was sheriff and he was welcomed into offer office with a big train robbery and he had to go after them. but he had a sugarless guy and he was very likable. a good irish men and women loved him. woman adored him and met admired him. and he chased the train robbers clearance utah brought them back. and when the war came with spain he went out and recruited troops and they elected him the arizona volunteers and teddy roosevelt's roughriders and he was elected captain of the company a and then he was killed before the charge up san juan hill. so he died a warrior stuff. and it's probably the way he would've wanted it. he was a night and shining armor type. you mentioned tombstones and make me think of curly bill brushes in the clinton family. and johnny ringo, and a bunch of these guys that were wrestlers and they were stealing on both sides of the border but they're especially stealing down along the mexican side because there's big herds of cattle down in chihuahua and they would wrestle

>> reporter: lucy, it could now be days, more likely weeks, before judge steven o'neill makes his rulingside deciding whether or all of 13 cosby accusers will be allowed to testify at this his only criminal sex assault trial. big cosby 79 years old, frail, nearly blind, known from his iconic sitcom as a america's d dad. but also according to montgomery county district attorney kevin steele, a serial sexual predat predator. in court wednesday, steal described allegations from 13 women he hoped of hopes to bring to the witness stan at trial to establish what he calls cosby's lifetime of sexual assaults on young women. steal described what he called remarkable similarities in their stories. cosby be friending the women, mentoring them, then later drugging and assaulting them. >> i believe i would be remiss if i didn't thank the individuals that have come forward. they showed great courage. >> reporter: in this case cosby is charged with drugging and sexually assaulting andrea constand at his cheltenham mansion in 2004. there were no witnesses. constand delayed in coming forward to tell her

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wales football manager chris coleman becomes an obe, and his northern ireland counterpart, michael o'neill sporting figures honoured for a memorable 12 months. there were also some notable names honoured from the worlds of arts and entertainment. among them there's a knighthhood for the knotty ash funnyman ken dodd — as our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba, reports. i'm full of plumshushness. he's been one of britain's favourite entertainers for more than half a century. now ken dodd has received a knighthood. i said to the fellow, excuse me, can you help me out? yes, which way did you come in. you don't get bigger than this. i've played a lot of big theatres. but this is it, this is "the" day. i'm very, very proud. the bucket residence, the lady of the house speaking. actress patricia routledge, she's been made a dame. kinks frontman ray davis said he felt humility and joy to become sir ray. a knighthood too for award—winning actor mark rylance. bond actress naomi harris becomes an obe. figures from fashion and design have also been recognised. american vogue editor anna wintour s

and at one point, judge steven o'neil even suggested the police could intervene. the stakes are high and the fight will continue in the courtroom today as the judge decides on whether or not to allow a jury to hear that testimony from those 13 accusers as well. reporting live at the montgomery county courthouse, i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> it is 5:03 and 33 degrees outside. another ally of former congressman chaka fattah will be indicted today. nicholas was sentenced. and two others were sentenced for helping him pay off his campaign debt. businessman robert brand was sentenced to two years. karen nicholas, who ran his non-profit, was sentenced to two years on prison. on monday, fatah was sentenced to ten years in prison and is due to report in a month. >>> lawyers for new jersey u.s. senator bob menendez are asking the u.s. supreme court to throw out his federal corruption indictment. the attorneys contend that the indictment misapplied a federal law shields lawmakers from scrutiny of their official duties and motives. the high court isn't expected to he

let's go over to "action news" reporter o'neill. she's live at cooper university hospital.d morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning tamala. that crash is still under investigation. trooper frankie williams was just 31 years old and like you said, he had just joined the force several months ago. well, take a look at this video. this is video from outside of cooper university hospital. camden county officers saluting trooper williams as his body was escorted away from keep university hospital where hawpe up and down short time before that. now 7 o'clock monday night trooper williams was heading to a call on route 55 in millville. according to police a man driving a toyota corolla crossed the center median hitting williams head on in his cruiser. now, the man was that pronounced dead at the scene. medics rushed williams to cooper hospital where he was pronounced dead by doctors here a short time later. back out here live williams just graduated the academy in january and was assigned to the port norris station. we are told that he is also originally from atlantic county. i a

>> reporter: this is a huge call for judge steven o'neill who must decide whether there be all some or none of 13 witnesses to be allowed to testify against cosby. they are all cosby accusers in their own right. using them in the trial could paint bill cosby as a serial abuser a man with a history of bad acts against women. without those witnesses testimony this story becomes one of he said she said. fans shouted encourage many as bill cosby entered court tuesday morning for a hearing that will determine as many as 13 other accusers may testify at trial that they, too, were drugged and sexually assaulted by the legendary enter trainer. >> if they can, then miss con stan's testimony against mr mr. cosby it's one-on-one with no corroboration from other witnesses. so it's important that there be corroboration row. >> reporter: in this the only criminal case against cosby, he's charged with drugging and groping andrea couldn't can stand at his cheltenham mansion in 2004. there were no witnesses and miss constand did not immediately come forward with her accusations. at trial, prosecutors w

throughout the day judge steven o'neill tried to reign in attorneys from both sides.one point saying he'd be forced to call sheriff's deputies if they couldn't behave. the first lob came early district attorney kevin steele angry that the defense team used the names of the 13 other accusers in documents they submitted to the court decrying it. they settled the two that remain on the two not in the spot life. emotions and frustrations were running high on both sides as a judge weighs a key issue in this case, can 13 other accusers testify at the trial. cosby is charged with sexually assaulting former temple university employee andrea konstand in his cheltenham home in 2004. prosecutors want to show that cosby had a pattern, a history of drugging and sexually assaulting women. cots bee's attorneys want to keep these women off the witness stand calling their testimony too old to be reliable. attorney gloria allred who represents some of the 13 women says their testimony is crucial. >> it's a question of is this a signature act, is there common what we call modus operandi