nbc's ron allen has those details. >> reporter: while bill cosby said in a radio interview last weeke wants to be back on stage -- >> i want to get back to the laughter. >> reporter: -- he is facing the start of a criminal trial this week that could make that dream impossible. cosby has pleaded not guilty to three counts of aggravated indecent assault during a 2004 encounter at his home with andrea constand, an employee at temple university where cosby was a trustee, who claims cosby drugged and molested her. >> reporter: in the jury selection process it will be almost impossible to find people who haven't heard about these allegations. >> reporter: national headlines starting in 2014 as more than 50 women accused cosby of inappropriate conduct up from touching to rap, the allegednents spanning decades. kate snow interviewed 27 of the women on "dateline" in 2015. >> how many of you believe you were drugged by bill cosby? how many of you believe bill cosby raped you? >> reporter: cosby insists any sexual contact was consensual. only two accusers will testify at trial. >> reporter: wha

ron allen, nbc news, new york. >> and no longer a secret.htly news" for this saturday. tomorrow on "nightly news" with kate snow, three brothers. all of them graduating this weekend from west point. i'm jose diaz-balart reporting from new york on this memorial day weekend. thank you for the privilege of your time. good night. >>> right now at 6:00, skir audio slip on a water slide caught on camera at a water park's grand opening in the east bay today. the news at 6:00 strts right now. gooenk good evening, everyone, i'm terry mcsweeney. an unkppd end to a trip down the water slide during the grand opening of multiple million dollar water park. one boy makes a hard landing. sergio this was all caught on camera. what is the water park saying about this accident tonight? >> reporter: right now they are seeing that they are really happy about the way the park personnel responded to what happened. of course this was supposed to be a smooth rollout of this aquatic park. just hours after people started going on, this accident and lots of scrapes for

ron allen, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back, for kids by kids. the big idea keeping thousands of people from going hungry. "inspiring america." it is up next. >>> finally tonight, over 13 million children in the u.s. live in homes that can't put enough food on the table, but in ft. worth, texas, there is a program that has served over 500,000 meals to low-income kids, and the visionary behind it is the same age as many he helps feed. nbc's jacob rascon has our "inspiring america" report. >> reporter: members of the frogs dinner club understand this is no ordinary feast. healthy, catered, and free, the best meal these kids may get all month. >> he's nice. he's helped people in the community, and he come and feed us. >> some pasta? >> reporter: you might notice the servers are the same age. >> frogs is 100% kid-run. i'm founder and ceo, and i'm 14. would you like a roll? >> reporter: when will was in first grade, he asked his parents why a man on the street was holding a sign that spread need a meal." >> we explained to him that there were people i

ron allen, nbc news, new york. >> and no longer a secret.morrow on "nightly news" with kate snow, three brothers. all of them graduating this weekend from west point. i'm jose diaz-balart reporting from new york on this memorying day weekend. thank you for the privilege of your time. good night. >>> welcome to inside the redskins on nbc 4. overlooking the practice fields as the redskins are underway with the ota's, as the offseason wears on. we start this edition of the show. focusing in on kurt cousins. new wide receivers on board and he likes what lies ahead. >> the system is the same, the terminology, and the way we line up in formations and how we move guys around and the routes we run. with terrell prior being so fast, we didn't have a

ron allen, nbc news, new york. >> and no longer a secret.ow on "nightly news" with kate snow, three brothers. all of them graduating this weekend from west point. i'm jose diaz-balart reporting from new york on this memorying day weekend. thank you for the privilege of your time. good night. >>> bachelorette rachel, is peter her pick? welcome to "access hollywood," the weekend edition. rachel lindsey made history as the first african-american bachelorette and by announcing her engagement before monday night's premiere. but who is her fiance? we tried to get the answer from a glowing rachel. >> we find out that you're engaged so soon. >> yes. >> why? >> like i'm so excited. i can't stop smiling about it. i'm glowing about it, and they're like, you know what, just tell everyone. i think people will be invested in that it worked for me. >> now the question is, who? as rachel narrowed down her suitors from 31 to 23. >> there is a fan theory that first one out of the limo is the one who usually ends up being your pick. so peter, from wisconsin. >

for more on this case, we want to bring in ron allen, ari melb melber, host of "the point." . what is the latest on what we were just describing and the family is bringing in the idea potentially of race. >> well, there are many aspects to this -- allegations of racism. it's not just the accusers. they feel it's been racially motivated the way that the media has portrayed cosby and some of the court decisions that have kept this case going are perhaps racially motivated. it's a wide allegation about it. here -- that's one of the reasons that this jury selection is happening here in pittsburgh. not in montgomery county where mr. cosby's home is. where the alleged crime happened. the jury pool is going to be selected here. there are some 3,000 people who have been petitioned to come. they'll come by the hundreds each day. this is expected to take several days. they hope that pittsburgh is a diverse enough community where there will be a diverse jury. they wanted people who were not right in the path of the media storm, in philadelphia, in montgomery county. and as you probably

nbc's ron allen is at union square in new york city right now where a protest will get underway in just a little while. ron, what are you expecting? >> reporter: well, ali, we're not sure. we're expecting thousands of people, we're told, by the organizers, coming here about 60 different groups are mobilizing here. they are just getting started and put up speakers. there's a stage. there are a number of people here who have come. over here, there's a bunch of posters and banners to say things like "black lives matter," and "stop deportation." it's a long list of grievance, if you will, that go beyond workers and labor rights. joining me is lena who is the -- i'm sorry, i missed that, one of the workers of the group. what is the message you're trying to get out today? >> different groups are planning the meeting at union square. they are coming together as international immigrants, migrant groups, progressive labor unions, anti-national federation groups. >> reporter: you're asking people to walk off the job, this is a strike? >> yes, the message is to shut it down, strike. migrants, refu

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