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Character on tv on "the cosby show," and he continued to do the same thing with multiple women, giving them a pill and then going on to sexually assault them. thats the big difference in how this retrial is different than how the case went last summer, for instance, when they could not come up with a verdict. >> they deliberated throughout the day yesterday and then this morning, they began with three listening to the testimony, the defense teams star witness, from the philly inquirer now. they ...

Fbi director james comey as he sits down with bret baier for an interview. you can catch that at 6:00 p.m. eastern on "special report." fox news alert, big win for the president and his attorney michael cohen. officially appointing a special master to sift through documents seized in raids targeting michael cohen and determine which materials are covered by attorney-client privilege. after cohen announced he would plead the fifth in the case with stormy daniels, president trump was asked why he ...

One sentenced. remember, alex, sexual assault from 14 years ago. prosecutors, to the man or woman will tell you, prosecuting a case that is not old, especially of this nature, is very difficult. >> i cant overstate how hard that >> i cant understand that. they must have done a great job. >> shepard: what was your understanding between the previous trial and this one? >> it was the five women who were able to tell their stories of the previous incident of sexual assault. in a case like this, wher...

Give them to women who he wanted to seduce. in june, a jury spent 52 hours deliberating that case before declaring it was deadlocked and the judge in that case declared a mistrial. all of that from the "philadelphia inquirer," this mornings addition. updated just a short time ago with the knowledge that the jury has now reached a verdict. does anything about the questions the jurors asked tell us something about the way they may have been leading? the answer is flatly, not necessarily. you have ...

Of marguerite jackson, she was an academic advisor at temple and andrea constand, who is in the middle of this case, told her that she planned to make false sex assault allegations against the celebrity so she could get money. the panel of seven men and five women entered the courtroom just before 945 this morning to listen to that testimony. in other words, the court played that testimony back for them. bill cosby on his way to the courtroom with his publicist stopped to shake hands with a pass...

Limitations had run out. we have reporters on scene and our producers are there. this is a process that often once the announcement of a jury comes out, they have to get all the players together. it can take a matter of minutes and hours, depending on what the instructions had that from the court to the players. all of the attorneys involved have to be in place. mr. cosby has to be in place for all of this. plus, they have to get the courtroom ready. our bryan llenas is following the proceedings...

Former assistant and federal prosecutor, my understanding of this was each of these carried a maximum of ten years in prison. they could run consecutively or concurrently. from a guilty verdict, if not overturned on appeal, he could spend the rest of his life in prison. >> he could go to jail on these charges, absolutely. whats incredible about this case is how important it is to victims, the rest looking forward. who wont get their day in court because of the statute of limitations you mentione...

Once he is sentenced, there will be the process that can be very lengthy. anywhere from six months to two years. >> shepard: tell about sentencing again. how will that process play itself out legally? >> almost all states, it happens the same way. the judge will request to be prepared on both sides, talk about the facts of the case, what mr. cosby was found guilty of and what his sentence should be. both sides will put forward their recommendations, and there will be guidelines within the state ...

Narrative with regard to whether or not how the russians tried to interfere with our election but im increasingly convinced, in part by what jim comey has said and done lately, that narrative would not include anything regarding donald trump. >> melissa: in terms of comey himself, a lot of people have made the case that this is what is going on in government. there are those that leak at a prosecutors office, in order to get a certain narrative out there. its really not that big of a deal. you h...

Came to their decision, i think that the prosecutor and the officials did a fairly good job of explaining why they came to the conclusion they came to and also, you know, calling on gun manufacturers not to make toy guns look so real. so again, its sad, you know, there is nothing you can say to the family or to anyone, really, you know, to make any difference in this situation. >> joey, do you think the prosecutor did what he should have done here? >> brianna, i think the problem, good evening, ...