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The jury and next time around will certainly aim to do this, about why an accuser might delay in reporting, why there might be inconsistencies in an account that have nothing to do with what actually happened in the case. i think this trial represents a public education in some of those issues and thats for the good, but on the next go-round, you can be sure the prosecution is going to do everything in its power to explain to the jury that these efforts to undermine her credibility really should...

Case. and there are still those others out there. so theres 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 cosbys accusers testify against him. in this case, just andrea constand and...

Not to discuss their deliberations although they can discuss their thoughts about the case more generally. well see if they have anything to say. it will be interesting because what a deliberation some 52 hours, some two days after they first came out and said that they were deadlocked. a lot of legal analysts seemed to think that there was a majority pushing for a conviction, but a small group of minority, one, two, three, four, who knows how many, who just couldnt get there and why they couldn...

Incident. so there was reasonable doubt. and one more thing, she brought her parents to a concert to see bill cosby after this. and jurors dont leave their common sense at home. and so that made the case very difficult for jurors, i believe, alex. >> so then, katie, the judge allowing only this one other cosby accuser to testify in the case, and as we know there are dozens of accusers over many years, one was a gloria allred client. allred cited that as an issue that more should have been allowe...

Dana white and the legend for the ufc. he is bringing the fight to us. this is the moment. everybody is taking sides. the elbow is legal in mma. can a guy who is used to being able to put someone on the ground, can he win with a sweet science and rules? a lot of people are saying no. if he wins that fight, everything changes. >> im intrigued by the outfits. >> i like the chest tattoos. >> me, too. moving on. >> ill leave it there. fireworks outside the courthouse. a bill cosby accuser confrontin...

Deliberate for the fifth day, asking the judge a key question as well as reviewing the actors 2006 deposition testimony, with the panel attempting to break a deadlock. senior correspondent rick is outside of the montgomery county courthouse in norristown, pennsylvania. what is the latest? >> melissa, deliberations have not lasted almost as long as the trial itself. 44 hours and counting, worked late into the night, and from 9:00 a.m. until after 9:00 p.m. every day since, the 44 hours have belie...

Pennsylvania. >> jury deliberations have now lasted longer than the entire week long trial, were at 50 hours and counting. one court security officer told us the previous record for jury deliberations was 14 hours. record or not, this is when a difficult week and a grind for all parties involved including the defendant who turns 80 next month and his accuser and recon standards been in the court every day along with several other victims of alleged supporters. she is one of more than 60 women wh...

Different because the he said was an actual testimony from the cosby, it was from deposition testimony many years ago. if the jury cannot come to a conclusion, it tells me that one or more dont believe the accuser. that is the only reason why they would be unable to come to a verdict at this point. >> melissa: so remind me, some of the history of this is really interesting because the accuser, so she settled before, right? she wasnt supposed to say anything, how did we get this testimony? how di...

Pennsylvania, is jean. where do things stand now? >> reporter: its been 2 1/2 hours since they got the charge from the judge to go in and continue deliberating. with he have not heard from them. so they are deliberating. they are trying to reach a verdict, at least on some of the counts. they have not come out with another note but i was in that courtroom when we realized something was up. just the way the atmosphere was. and i looked at them and one juror had his hands folded sort of defiantly....

Jurors have been deliberating since monday. 28 hours now, still no verdict. >> jurors asked to rehear testimony from the accuser. he is accused of drugging and assaulting her back in 2004. i want to bring in our reporter outside the courthouse. what is taking so long? >> reporter: well, we dont know. thats the question. the fact is, though, theyre continuing to try to arrive at a verdict, so that is positive. you know, i have seen so much as i have been in that courtroom because they have asked ...