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cosby did tweet, and it was this simple five-word message. you. >>> difficult year ahead for mr. cosby. coming up, bidding farewell to one of the most contention years in politics. >> among the bottom shells, 2015 saw one of the widest fields of presidential candidates in recent memory. now." tt2w`t3n@24" bt@qc., tt2w`t3n@24" "a@qs"h tt2w`t3n@24" bm@qx)d tt4w`t3n@24"" dztq k6$ tt4w`t3n@24"" entq ;2d tt4w`t3n@24"" hnt& 2;p tt4w`t3n@24"" iztq xr( tt4w`t3n@24"" jntq j"h tt4w`t3n@24"" lzt& ro4 new york, new york i want to wake up >> reflecting on 2015, it certainly was one of the most active years in politics it seems. >> absolutely. from one of the widest fields of presidential candidates slinging some of the most decisive rhetoric to a sitting pope stepping into the fray. this will be one year for the books. here's abc's karen tra vers. >> getting in the groove here. >> reporter: it's been an unconventional year in politics. and one bombshell see you later. it's crowded out there on the republican presidential trail. so many candidates, they're doubling up on debates. the main stage and what som

assaulting them decades ago. mrs. cosby i scheduled to be deposed wednesday. the cosbys have been married >>> r&b singer chris brown may be facing legal troubles. las vegas police investigating w an allegation of assault and battery against brown. a woman alleges brown punched her after she tried the take a photo of him. he denies the allegation. he was released from felony probation last year more than six years after he attacked then girlfriend rihanna. >>> the powerball jackpot really getting up there. no one had a winning ticket on saturday. the next j jkpot on wednesday ll be about $400 million. that will put it in the top ten of powerball jackpots. saturday night, someone in pennsylvania won a mere $2 million. three other tickets were good for $1 million a piece. >> that's one way to get your finances straight for the new year. >> fantastic. >>> the nfl regular season is in the books. now time for coaching staffs to be replaced. and thenhere are the playoffs as well. >> yes, they start saturday, with the chiefs facing the and the steelers take on the bengals. then sunday, the seahaw

want you know they don't know mr. cosby, i don't know the evidence or the accuser, but he has a right to fair trial, and having been through what i have been through with michael jackson, i'm a little alarmed by this, this ground swel of opposition. >> well here is what is different, because you 57 ak kirzs is one thing, and the settlement whichly ask you about in ooh second, and cosby oes own words in that deposition that started this all framing the case. you had bill cosby admitting to carrying around the quaaludes to meet women and wanting to have sex with them. >> sure. >> and says he offered over and over again to give them money, but could it be when it comes to the deposition, and the criminal case, it is bill cosby's own words that could come back to be used against him? >> in the michael jackson case, they called 85 witnesses against him, and said that he had been molest i molesting young men for year, and they took his own words out of the martin beshear documentary and said those words would cook him. all over to the world, and the media representatives were saying t

reduced charge, a plea bargain and a nonjail sentence i don't think mr. cosby is ever going to get to a place where he would admit any realm of guilt. >> all right. in the civil case against cosby, a federal judge ruled that his wife camille can be deposed by an attorney representing seven women who claimed cosby sexually abused him. what is the significance of that ruling and can it have an effect on the criminal case? a number of lawyers are saying, but no, there's the spousal privilege. >> exactly. exactly. so the spousal privilege protects certain communications, todd, but not all communications. so in a civil context that's much less burden and therefore camille could be pressured to be deposed. but in a criminal context, the burden is so much higher and the privilege is so much more secure within that marital relationship that i seriously doubt that camille would be compelled to testify. >> understood. i kind of agree with you on that one. let's switch gears now. i want to ask about the so called affluenza case. it's big news all over the country. the mother of ethan couch ba

subpoena, the judge ruled against it rejecting claims it would cause mrs. cosby undue burden. she is scheduled to be deposed by lawyers representing seven women all of whom say they were sexually assaulted biher husband. >>> a 6.7 magnitude earthquake has struck india. at least six were killed and dozen injured near the epicenter. sending people running from their homes where it's already monday morning. a hospital and infrastructure was damaged. power knocked out throughout the city. quake struck 35 miles below the surface. >>> back here in the states, the mississippi river continues rising downstream tonight. emergency crews are out monitoring water levels. in some places they have already reached 16 feet above flood stage. the flooding caused several levees to be breached, people along the lower mississippi rivers and its tributaries are preparing for it to come their way. kevin corriveau is here with the weather and a built clean gyp is underway for a lot of communities. >> that's right, the good news is they've had nicer weather across the region. we haven't had any more rain

massachusetts judge refused to throw out a subpoena against mrs. cosby brought in connection to a lawsuit. business manage are but her attorneys -- manager but her attorneys claim she has no direct information about the case. bill cosby sending a message to the fans tweeting this yesterday friends and fans, thank you. >>> more drama in the ongoing investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails as secretary of state. the state department failed to meet a court ordered requirement to release those e- mails as part of a freedom of information actrequest. the department was supposed to release all of them by yesterday. but they only released 82%. the department says it fell behind because of the number of schedule. >>> president obama plans to take on gun control in 2016. using executive orders. white house sources say the goal is to close the so-called gun show loophole. it allows certain gun sellers checks. the president is also expected to approve additional funding to local law enforcement to enforce existing gun laws. >>> saying bye. after 3 decades on the job. commonwealth's longest servi

judge refused to throw out a subpoena against mrs. cosby in qeax defamation of character lawsuit. she worked as bill cosby's business manager but her attorneys claim she has no case. bill cosby sending a message to fans tweeted this yesterday. friends and fans thank you. >>> here's a figure that puts the opioid epidemic in light. massachusetts police investigated 755 suspected heroin overdoses in 2015. that's more than 2 per day and that figure doesn't include the state's 3 largest cities boston worcester and springfield. according to the globe, most of the victims were men. the average age was 36. >>> massive data breach leaving the personal information of more than 191 million people vulnerable. the information includes names, dates of birth addresss and 50 states. it was left in a public area of the internet for 8 days. voter data is generally public states restrict how the information can be used and by whom. investigators say right now they are not sure who built the data base. partied too hard did the right thing but having someone sober drive them home. but if that ride was an

refused to throw out a subpoena against mr. cosby brought in in connection to a defamation of character lawsuit. camille worked as bill cosby's business manager but her attorneys claim she has no direct information about the case and bill cosby is sending a message to fans tweeting this yesterday friends and fans, thank you. >>> this morning the mother of the so-called affluenza teen is behind bars in los angeles after being deported from mexico. she will remain jailed until officers can take her back to texas which likely won't happen until next week. texas prosecutors charged tonya couch with hindering apprehension of a felon. her bond was set at a million dollars. couch's attorney says she done nothing illegal and wants to get back to texas as soon as possible. -year-old ethan couch is fighting deportation. he remains locked up in mexico. earlier this week he was granted a temporary stay. >>> new this morning if you missed the end of the cotton bowl we have it. alabama and michigan state and this was all crimson tide. look at this 50 yard pass. bama routes spartans 38-0. cl

mrs. cosby to talk about the defamation of character lawsuit her husband is facing. she work as her husband's business manager. direct information about his case. bill cosby broke his social media silence sending a message to fans yesterday he tweeted, friends and fans, thank you. right now, he is free on a million dollars bail charged with sexually assaulting a woman in pennsylvania. >>> a new year's eve eve outing turned into rescue for two retired firefighters april cording to the sun chronicle they were drive through gillette to the winter classic when they spotted two-car crash on route 1 and stopped to help and discovered one stopped breathing and gave the 91-year- old cpr and saved his life and paramedics took him to the rhode island hospital. >>> wonder what it's like to eat in the military? this could be a chance to find out. government is look for volunteers to taste test the meals ready to eat but you have to eat the food rations for 21 days. row se sheers will test the effect on your digestive health parachute drops of 1200 feet and last at least 3 1/2 years on the shell

cropped up more recently with the bill cosby scandal. mr. cosby recently been charged with criminal actions in pennsylvania. calls to rescind the presidential medal of freedom that mr. cosby received from george w. bush. there's also been some polarizing medal of freedom recipients. this last presidential medal of freedom ceremony, barbra streisand received a medal from president obama. be a bit of a lightning rod for folks on the conservative side. president george w. bush awarded a medal to george tenet. concerns with intelligence failures. nothing too high profile over the 50 plus year history of the medal of freedom. host: we've talked about a lot of aspects of your part. if someone wanted to read it, work and they go? -- where can they go? website undero my the research section, we have a link to a draft version of the paper. it will be available shortly in the new england journal of political science. withpaper was co-authored fletcher mcclellan, christopher and two of my former students who are now at georgetown university law center. talking about the research he and others

like mr. cosby want you to meet him up in his hotel room. and i made three guys come with me because i was like not going up there alone. was trying to roofie me. who else cal into the hotel room in the middle of f he afternoon n d then was pissed i had three guys with me. what who are they? what are they doing he i was like what are you doing here? >> part of reason she is bffs with jennifer, sandra, and reese, sh wickedly smart and funny and brutally honest. >> there were rumors you are into ororndo blblm. >> that's baloney. you work in this industry, we have never hooked up, ever. and believely he has hooked up with a lot of people. >> in t past you have made fun of the kardashians. >> audiences cannot get enough of this armenian army of as. >> khloe shows up in the series. >> our socie is casualty up in gettingvalidation. >> wonder whose family you are talking about. >> she has a great sense of humor. i'm doing her show, khloe my friend, she is cool. i mean i see tho all the time. so they have to either get over it or not. i into kim at our friend's house. and i'm like oh, no, he

assault. >> mr. cosby, do you want to say anything? >> reporter: gripping a crane, the 78-year-ol stumbled on the curb as he was led into the courthouse. the accusations that led him here date back to 2004, when employee andrea constand says cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her. according to the complainx, he gave her three blue billssnd within half hour she says she experienced blurred vision and difficulty speaking. >> mr. cosby urged her to take the pills that he provided to her and to drink wine. the effect of which rendered her unable to move or respond to his advances. >> reporter: constand say she woke the morning partially undressed. at the time, the district attorney said there was not enough evidence to charge cosby.y. in 2005, constand filed a civil suit which was later settled privately. but this past july, investigators decided to reopen the case after a judgege unsealed portions of depositions which cosby admitted to giving drugs to at least one woman. constand's attorney asked cosby, when you got the quaaludes, was it in your mind that you were going to usesehes

civil suit against her husband. a federal judge agreed to the postponement. mrs. cosby was scheduled to be deposed by lawyers representing seven women claiming to have been sexually assaulted by bill cosby. last week, lawyers for cosby filed a motion to stop her from being deposed altogether. that motion was denied. >>> does a reputed mobster know something about a $500 million art heist? the fbi thinks so. he will be in court in hartford the fbi believes he knows something about the theft in 1990. his attorney says the weapons charge is just a way for federal investigators to question him about the missing art work. >>> 4:49. the cable news network al jazeera america is facing its first lawsuit stemming from a documentary on steroid use in sports. you may remember it was called "the dark side," and it linked peyton manning to hgh, human growth hormone. now two baseball players filed defamation lawsuits. their lawyers say the damages they're seeking are in the millions. >>> another hoverboard burst into flames. this time on staten island. here's the hover board lorraine whi

appreciate you mr. schlacter thank you very much. bill cosby's reputation finishness the u.s.a. but will he go to prison?> only his defense attorneys can save him. is it legal on how they would defend cosby. also gutfeld mcguirk on whether white americans should be able to advertise in order to meet other white americans? we hope you stay tuned to those reports. >>> perm story segment tonight, very interesting situation here in new york city where there is a human rights law. as part of that you must address a transgendered person the way that person wants to be addressed. if you don't, you could be fined more than 100,000 bucks. joining us now from washington katie pavlich and here in new york city kennedy who anchors her own program on the fox business network. explain this to me. so you have a transgendered person. this is work place, right? >> it's actually -- it goes beyond the workúméj÷ place. >> it does? it goes everywhere. so you are in÷s mcdonald's and there is )=Ñ transgendered and you are serving them and if you say hey, sir, or, what? >> yes. if you address someone by a pro

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sexually assaulting a woman. >> mr. cosby urged her to take pills. the affect of which rendered her unable to move on respond to his advances. >> constand stated she awoke the next morning partially undressed. cosby gave her a muffin, walked to the front door, opened it and said, all right. (laughter) >> >> trevor: i didn't think it was possible for this to get worse. and i don't know why, but the muffin, it just makes it worse. you gave her a muffin, man? a muffin, man? a muffin man? he is lucky we're not holding his trial in colombia, i will tell you that much. and then there was litt ethan couch, the spoiled rich kid who in 2013 killed four people while he was driving drunk. but then he convinced the judge to only give him probation because his family was so rich they didn't raise him to know that drunk driving was bad. yeah, in fact, his lawyer said he was so rich he suffered from a rare disease known as affluence-- affluenza, the one disease that has yet to ravage the african continent. people every day please, please, affluenza, affluenza, affluenza. what is it-- ah, ebola! ebola aga

highly relevant information about mr. cosby and his dealings with several of the plaintiffs in the massachusetts litigation. >> here is why this is big. if the judge gives access to cosby's accusers, it would mean his 2005 sworn testimony might be used against him outside of montgomery. joining me now is veteran criminal defense attorney from philadelphia william brennan and civil rights attorney areva mart martin. of what value might that deposition transcript and other evidence of the file be to those accusing cosby? >> michael, is the subpoena is allowed to proceed and judge brody denies mr. cosby's motion, this could be the mother load not just in the massachusetts case but cases across the country. the attorney in massachusetts representing seven women that have filed defamation claims smell blood in the water when the judge granted the associated presses motion to unseal ex serpts of the deposition. it appears from reading the excerpts under the judge resealing order that mr. cosby may have testified not only about his contact with ms. constand in pennsylvania but contact wit

in the three issues raised by mr. cosby's defense lawyers in the pretrial submission. if in fact, mr. castor made that deal and is willing and ready to testify in open court under oath that he made the deal and the deal was binding on his successors, this case to be over on date of that hearing. >> but areva martin, i'm holding the letter that was sent by castor two days after his e-mail and she says, hey, this is the first i'm hearing about it. how can a judge make a determination between competing district attorneys? >> i have to tell you, michael, with all due respect to the great lawyers of philadelphia and pennsylvania, i'm just shocked how messy this deal is. you have this alleged agreement that was alleged made by your former district attorney. and now you have the current district attorney and the then district attorney when the alleged deal was made both saying they knew knowledge about it. you have constand's lawyer saying she knew nothing about it. you know as lawyers the first thing we want to see is where is the document. and apparently there is no document. it's min

negative trial publicity avalanche that happens in these high-profile cases isn't mr. cosby enjoys the presumption of innocence. that the commonwealth bearings the burden, the burden of proof. and they also have the heavy burden of proving every essential element beyond a reasonable doubt. these are very critical principles which apply here and to everyone else. with regard to your specific question, let's keep in mind, this is one person making one allegation, some 12 years ago, after there was no prompt complaint. a year later, and where a prior d.a. had said there was insufficient evidence to proceed. with respect to your question, not -- it hasn't been really mentioned, that there were two prior occasions, in the criminal complaint, where the complaining witness said that cosby made advances, some of them fairly pronounced. and yet, despite that, she went back at least five occasions, multiple times, back to his house. went to his home in new york. >> michael can i -- >> yeah, let me say this, and ted it's absolutely right to point out that that's what the defense will rely on. reb

is curious this was not reduced to writing. but it's a very strong possibility that mr. cosby may not have wanted a, quote, unquote, immunity agreement. immunity infers to the public that you have criminal exposure because of the largess of the prosecutor, you're getting a pass on your crime. let's go back to 2004-2005, dr. huxtable was the most popular guy in america. i don't think he wanted an immunity agreement. he wanted what he got, a binding promise not to prosecute. he gave up a valuable write in testifying under oath at the civil deposition. that bell can never be unrung and a subsequent prosecutor should not and hopefully will not be able to invalidate the agreement. >> ariva, i know this is complicated for non-lawyers. let me walk through two steps and i'm ooer eager to hear what you have to say. a petition was filed last week, an excerpt, the commonwealth through district attorney bruce castor promised in 2005 that mr. cosby would not be charged in connection with these allegations in exchange for mr. cosby giving testimony in the complainant's civil case, and this line whi

her husband for defamation. in a filing last night camille cosby' s attorney argues she can' t be forced to give testimony about private conversations with her husband. lawyers for the women claim mrs. cosby should have to answer questions even if her testimony could not be used at a trial. a beverly man is due back in court today on charges he killed his wife. police say axel scherer confessed to choking edith black injuries. emily: right now a deadly mistake has one small massachusetts town coping with tragedy. a southbridge teenager was killed when the car she was riding in crashed into a pond tuesday night. the group pulled into bigelow hollow state park in union connecticut. hunter bee-bow describing what looked like a big parking lot. but it was bigelow pond. the thin ice gave way and the car sank into the freezing water. hunter and two other teens made it out. 18-year-old emily blouin was not so lucky. >> all of the doors were locked. i cannot open up the back hatch. i was trying to. i did not have anything to break a window or do anything. emily: the teens who survived are

testimony about private conversations with her husband. the lawsuit claims mrs. cosby should have to answer questions even if her testimony could not be used at a trial. randy: a middle school employee in belchertown is on leave after bringing a gun into the building. the superintendent says a guidance counselor brought the handgun into chestnut hill community school on wednesday to ask another employee how to clean it. students were ordered to shelter in place and police took the gun. the school did not inform parents what happened until the next day. emily: a judge has released surveillance video in the deadly 2013 police shooting of an unarmed black teenager in chicago. the video shows 17-year-old cedrick chatman running from police after an alleged carjacking. an officer opens fire hitting chatman four times. the officer says he saw the teen turn with a dark object in his hand which turned out to be a cell phone cover. city and two police officers. randy: planned parenthood files a lawsuit against anti-abortion activists who secretly taped meetings with organization officials. th

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assaulted him and it's a defeat for mrs. cosby's legal team who filed a motion to keep her out of the deposition. bill cosby has counter sued his accusers for defamation, as well. he remains free on bail two days after prosecutors in pennsylvania charged him with sexually assaulting another woman more than a decade ago. it is the first criminal charge against him. cosby's lawyers have denied all accusations of sexual misconduct. >>> and now your storm team 4 forecast. >> a little bit of a chilly day. i saw a lot more coats today and gloves and scarfs out there. as we look out a krot the region we're noticing cloud cover today. i thought for sure we'd see more sunshine and mostly cloudy skies and 43 degrees and winds out of the northwest at 8 miles per hour and 37 in gaithersburg and also win chester and 39 in martinsburg and in hagerstown 46 and everybody on the cool side today, but again, we haven't seen any real cold air. we are going to start to see that as we move on through the next few days. no rain too talk about and the cloud cover has stuck around across the region and you ca

madness. >> mr. cosby, any comment, sir. >> tha on part of our good week. >> bad week. >> oh my gosyes.

deposition involves a lawsuit against her husband. mrs. cosby filed the motion because she says she wants more pipe for babb appeal of -- more time for an appeal. the judge agreed to wait for a decision on the appeal. if it's denied says the deposition should happen quickly. >>> a florida man is arrested door handles of a mosque. he's under arrest and charged with criminal mischief of a religious building. the surveillance video shows him putting the bacon around the door. some local leaders calling for more serious hate crimes to be leveled against the 35-year-old. >>> and here in las vegas video captured a similar incident at a local mosque. the man in this video seen putting law bacon on door handles there. because of the nature of this crime, the las vegas metropolitan police department notified the fbi which is investigating the matter as a possible hate crime. the fbi offering a reward up to $5,000 for information leading to an arrest and conviction. >>> rough start for passengers on a united flight about to take off from spokane international airport up in washington state. the pla

. >> mr. cosby? >> these charges stem from a sexual assault that took place on an evening in early 2004 at mr. cosby's home in montgomery county. >> reporter: the 78-year-old comedian charged with three counts of aggravated assault of andrea constand. she considered cosby, 37 years her senior and a temple alum a friend and mentor. she accuses cosby of drugging and assaulting her when she visited his pennsylvania home. >> mr. cosby made two sexual advances at her that were rejected. on the evening in question, mr. cosby urged her to take pills, that he provided to her and to drink wine. >> according to criminal complain, it left her feeling dizzy, nauseous, frozen and paralyzed. aware of him fondling her brefts and putting his hand in her pants. she went to the police a year later. the district attorney did not file charges, citing lack of evidence. she filed a civil suit against cosby, forcing him to be deposed. he settled the suit with her. the terms of which were sealed. that deposition was unsealed in july. in it cosby admits to giving women quaalude, never without their knowled

opportunity. >>> the only criminal charge that cosby has ever faced might soon fall apart. >> mr. cosby gave up one of the most valuable rights we possess, the right against self-incrimination. this is "new day" with chris como, allison camarata, and michaela pereira. >> i'm assuming they sped up the camera on the clouds. >> ominous sky. >> poppy harlow and john berman join me. up first, hillary clinton and bernie sanders going from cordial to combative during last night's democratic debate. the two butting heads over obamacare, big banks, and gun control. >> why so tense? because it's so close. especially in a first voting state, iowa. this is the latest cnn poll of polls there. hillary clinton and bernie sanders tied. cnn's phil matingly joins us now with the highlights and the lowlights of last night's debate. phil, what did you see? >> last night serving more or less as the final argument, if you will, the last democratic debate before the voters take place in iowa, before the votes even in new hampshire. and what you saw is a number of democrats, three, but two that everybody's focused

county district's attorney to charge mr. cosby based upon victim statements, witness statements, other evidence, and whether or not it would be enough, all depends on the case and the jury. >> we've learned that bruce castor warned the current district attorney that cosby could potentially sue the county if those sworn statements he gave during the civil depositions are used in court. castor advised prosecutors to make the case without it. >>> it was deadly drive-by shooting on thanksgiving that left philadelphia police looking for the gunmen. now they've made an arrest in the case. david ramos junior is accused of shooting ryan kelly in port richmond. kelly dried of a chest wound. it's unclear what led up to the shooting. >>> next, a drug lord's hideout. we'll look at new footage from one of the raids that targeted el chapo. >>> if you're heading out this morning, bundle up a bit. we are dry outside, but chilly temperatures for sure. feeling like wintertime. as we move through our sunday, we can expect sun and clouds, but then some really cold air moving into the region. i'll h

charge mr. cosby based upon victim statements, witness statements, other evidence, and whether or not it would be enough, all depends on the case and the jury. >> in those e-mails between bruce castor and the d.a.'s office, he warns cosby could sue the county if those sworn statements are used in case. be sure to stay with nbc 10 on air and online for any new developments in the cosby investigation. you can get updates any time on the nbc 10 app. >>> new this morning, a new cassel county police officer is in the hospital after his cruiser crashed. it happened on route 1 near middletown, just after 4:00 this morning. a police helicopter flew the injured officer to christiana hospital. that officer is in stable condition right now. police are investigating the cause of the accident. >>> new from overnight, investigators are looking into the cause of a house fire in the tioga section of philadelphia. crews were called to north 19th street at about 2:00 this morning. flames were shooting out of the second floor. nobody here was hurt. >>> it was a deadly drive-by shooting on thanksgiving nigh

county district attorney's office to charge mr. cosby based upon the victims statements, witness statements, other evidence, and whether or not it's enough depends on the case and the jury. >> in those e-mails between bruce castor and the d.a.'s office he warns bill cosby could potentially sue the county if those sworn statements are used in court. advising prosecutors make the case without it. meantime, castor will go in front of a judge under oath to talk about that immunity deal. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> stay with nbc 10 on air and online for any developments in the cosby investigation. you can get updates any time through the nbc 10 app. >>> an historic nuclear deal with iran means four american also soon be coming home in a prisoner exchange. we'll have reaction from local lawmakers, plus this. >> i have a dream. >> remembering dr. martin luther king. still ahead, how people in our area are honoring him this weekend and during the holiday tomorrow. >>> good sunday morning, waking up early this morning it's chilly outside. if you are heading out, you will need a wint

to lock her in to her statements. >> reporter: lyndie says the strategy is to give mrs. cosby enough rope to hang herself. >> and anything we get that contradicts her, i can prove her to be a liar. >> reporter: adding there is a small upside for cosby. >> the importance of deposing her for cosby's side will be for her to say either i didn't know anything about this, or i never heard about this, or i knew about these women and they were all friends with bill. >> in these court records, attorneys for the plaintiff say if camille cosby failed to appear for her deposition without a court stay they'll seek to have u.s. marshals to bring her to the deposition. i'm heading to massachusetts to cover the events as they unfold. for the investigators, harry hairston, nbc 10. >> stay with nbc 10 for continuing coverage of the cosby deposition on wednesday and his first court date next week. >>> camelback mountain is taking advantage of the cold temperatures. after weeks of delay the resort is getting ready to open, filling out the snow base. the resort is planning to be fully open to the public

agreement to the no use the statement mr. cosby gave. then it's a question for the jury whether mr. cosby is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. >> not having the deposition could cripple the prosecution's case. a judge will have to decide whether the initial deal has to be upheld or if it's fair game to use against bill cosby. >> a judge will hear arguments on this matter on february 2nd. cosby's towns are also trying to get district attorney's kevin steel removed from the case. reporting live in digital operations center i'm aundre klein-thomas. >>> his deposition was released where he admitted giving the woman quaaludes. constand filed deformation suit against castor over statements he made in the civil suit. in december kevin steel, the district attorney elect at the time announced the case against cosby by the statute of limitations ran out. you can get updates any time through the nbc 10 neuews app. it's a free download. >>> developing story in philadelphia. that's where police tell us someone shot a man several times. nbc 10 on the scene near 17th and edgily street. paramedics rushed th

to review with mr. cosby. >> the aggravated indecent assault charges carry up to ten years in prison. >>> the movement of every septa officer will soon be recorded while they are on duty. this picture today was tweeted out of body cameras. some officers who trained with the cameras last week may even start wearing them tonight, and every officer should be ready to use them within the week. the transit authority spent nearly $300,000 on the cameras. each officer is in charge of activating the camera to record any incident. >>> outgoing philadelphia mayor michael nutter announced long-term plans to bury interstate 95 and columbus boulevard near penn's landing and transform that new space into a direct connection to the water front. funding is now in place for a full study of the plans shown in this rendering. it's meant to transform the space between chestnut and walnut streets into a green way. for decades the roadways have been a barrier to the water front, leaving one of philadelphia's greatest natural resources underutilized. >> feel like this whole section over here is a li