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Could be eventually introduced overseas. >> our thanks to tom costello for that report. moving overseas. australian police have charged a top vatican cardinal where offenses. a move that is certain to test the catholic churchs push for greater accountability. george pell has a role that is described as the second most powerful role in rome. officials say there were multiple accusers, but provided few other details. cardinal pells actions came under intense scrutiny after a government-authorize...

Experience and that is simply what we have been saying. >> andrew, who you expect is going to fill the seats of these audience? >> you brought up -- christi, you brought up a deposition that he did, his own free will. he agreed to do the deposition. and if you explore the entire deposition, one of the women in the deposition, if you read her deposition, asked him for quaaludes, do you have it? and that he provided them. now that was a position talking about what took place in 1976 when that was ...

She was after fame. >> amazing the voice of one of those jurors. faith jenkins, criminal lawyer, former criminal prosecutor, host of "judge faith." you hear him, and it was not just one but two of these accusers. credibility seems like it was the issue. does that surprise you? why the deadlock? >> well, it was 10-2 to convict. and the defense, all they had to do -- they didnt have to prove anything, right? it was the prosecutors job to put on a case and prove the case. all the defense wanted to ...

>> you, too. coming up next, were going to talk about one of the jurors in the bill cosby case speaking out about why he doubted the credibility of the two accusers who took the stand. also, what bill cosby is planning to do next. have you heard about this? he wants to host town halls to educate young people about sex assault. well be right back. >> anyone c ves a pep rally. i cleared my inbox! holiday inn express, be the readiest.

What happens to this case? >> well, the prosecution kevin steele stood up and say were going to try this. the judge said okay, i do, too, within 120 days. >> the question is what do they do in those 120 days. this judge made a ruling early on that was influential, denying the believability, credibility of all these other witnesses. that may be something thats contested as well. >> a lot of the accusers there said they feel so good for having brought so much to light, but they believe more prior ...

Its not like he was acquitted. as prosecutors move forward, what do you expect them to do differently. >> mark: unfortunately they have what they have. we dont have any dna in this case, no video, no audio. testimonial evidence. the defense has done what i do when i try cases, embraces much as you can. part company on a couple details and thats what theyve done. trials are not about the truth. the trial is about what can be proven. thats very different. >> eric: the judge only allowed testimony ...

Cosby denied and never admitted. that none of these acts happen, he never drugged anyone of the 60 plus accusers. but here is what they did admit and maybe this was a smart tactic. to sort of win the trust of the jurors, if you will. they admitted that he had an affair, that this affair did happen. how much of that help the defense, knowing that his wife remains by his side, has come forward and announced all these accusers, despite the fact that her husband cheated on her? >> i dont think its a...

Then pass the senate. >> coming up, we are waiting for alexandria, virginia, police where it we expect to learn more about the gunman who targeted republican lawmakers on the baseball field. practicing for a charity baseball game. injuring congressman steve scalise and other people. prosecutors say they plan on retrying bill cosby on sexual assault charges after jurors failed to reach a unanimous verdict this weekend. >> if the court allowed your accusers to testify next time, it might make a di...

Cosby. as you know, they tried to get 13 more accusers of bill cosby into evidence, and he said, no, they would only go with one, kelly johnson. i maintain, alex, i think this jury wanted to hear from bill cosby and that contributed to the fact it took them so long to deliberate. finally what you do, you determine whether or not after you hopefully hear from the members of this jury and you hear what was the split in terms of the vote, then you maybe re-evaluate -- maybe you want to offer a plea...

Said she will stand trial. cosbys wife, camille, wrote a letter. >> how do i describe the district attorney? heinously and exploitively ambitious.. how do i describe the judge? overtly arrogant and collaborate, the district attorney. how do i describe the counsels for the accusers? totally unethical. how do i describe many but not all general media? platantly vicious entities that continually disseminated omissions of truth for the primary purpose of greedily selling, sensationalism, at the expe...