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Norristown, pennsylvania. It comes five months after a jury convicted cosby on three felonies for drugging and sexually assaulting a woman in 2004. That woman is draw come stad. She wacome stand. She was a basketball administrator. She said she has experienced years of pain and anxiety since the attack 14 years ago. In a victim impact statement she said quoting here, life as i knew it ended that night. Dozen have accused him of sexual misconduct. This was the only case that went to trial because in the others the statute of limitations had expired. Bill cosby now 81 years old. Is he legally bl...

Predator but his decades long reign of terror as a serial rapist is over. i think it's worth reading what else she wrote, trace. when the sexual assault happened i was a young woman bremming with confidence and looking forward to a future bright with possibilities. 15 years later i'm a middle aged woman stuck in a holding pattern for most of her adult life unable to heal fully or move forward. bill cosby took my beautiful young healthy experience and crushed it and robbed me of my health and vitality, my open nature and my trust in myself and others. so andrea constand's words rang very strong...

Courtroom, alyssa caplin was saying that really bill cosby didn't make a move while the sentence was actually being read which is a far cry from what happened when the actual verdict came on, screamed at the prosecutor called him a blank hole and today he is sent to prison and no emotion at all. >> i'm not surprised at that look, he has made it clear they are going to appeal. anything said in that courtroom could be used against him. i'm not surprised that his lawyer said you are not going to make any statement. you are not going to beg for leniency. what i am shocked about his family wasn't t...

You feel? she said vindicated. she was sitting there in court looking at him. the other women had been told that they would be kicked out if they reacted in any way. they were very calm and they wanted to stay there they wanted to see it through. they have been waiting for this day for a long time. >> we had heard from them yesterday some of the women. and from one of their attorneys that they believed that he should go to prison, that this was something that he deserved. did you see that sort of sense of they were pleased with the verdict once they were able to show any emotion? >> yeah, they...