Pelley well begin tonight with breaking news Court Documents, bill cosby fought to keep secret have just been made public. In a sworn deposition, the comedian admitted he drugged women to have sex with him. This comes after years of stonewalling and denials as one woman after another accused him of Sexual Misconduct. Michelle miller has the court record mish snell. Reporter well, scott according to the Court Documents related to a 2005 lawsuit against bill cosby the actor and comedian testified in a deposition specifically about drugging women. A lawyer asked him this question. When you got the qualudes was it in your mind that you were going to use these qualudes for young women you wanted to have sex with cosby answered yes. At the time cosbys lawyer claimed the actor was confused by that question. A lawsuit was filed by former Temple University director of operations andrea comestand. She accuseds can bee of battery and sexual assault. Cosby settled that case for Undisclosed Terms b
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Moving our economy for 160 years. Bnsf, the engine that connects us. And the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. And with the ongoing support of these institutions this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Woodruff good evening and welcome to our new home for the pbs newshour. Ifill judy and i are settling into our new set, with fresh graphics and updated music, yet with the classic sound you have come to recognize as the signal that the newshour is on the air. Woodruff we think this new look will give us greater flexibility and new tools so that we can better present the same quality journalism and analysis that the newshour has been doing for almost 40 years ifill and now lets get to the news. Woodruff the United Nations Security Council voted unanimously today to approve the nuclear deal negotiated in vienna last week. The vote
El nino. An el nino warms the ocean, and this one could be Strong Enough to bring onceinageneration storms to the west and change the Weather Coast to coast. Heres John Blackstone. Reporter this was the winter of 199798. San francisco had its wettest winter in 120 years. Los angeles got nearly a years worth of rain in just one month. Snowfall in the mountains was double the average. 17 people died. El nino was to blame back then, and an Even Stronger el nino is developing right now. Climatologist bill patzert over the next three months, this should turn into what i call a godzilla event. Reporter el nino is characterized by a mass of unusually warm ocean water stretching across the pacific to south america. Last month, the mass of warm water on the right appeared broader than it did in 1997. If it continues to build, this will have a tremendous impact, not only over north america but over the entire planet. Reporter in the united states, a strong el nino could bring more precipitation
An el nino warms the ocean, and this one could be Strong Enough to bring onceinageneration storms to the west and change the Weather Coast to coast. Heres John Blackstone. Reporter this was the winter of 199798. San francisco had its wettest winter in 120 years. Los angeles got nearly a years worth of rain in just one month. Snowfall in the mountains was double the average. 17 people died. El nino was to blame back then, and an Even Stronger el nino is developing right now. Climatologist bill patzert over the next three months, this should turn into what i call a godzilla event. Reporter el nino is characterized by a mass of unusually warm ocean water stretching across the pacific to south america. Last month, the mass of warm water on the right appeared broader than it did in 1997. If it continues to build, this will have a tremendous impact, not only over north america but over the entire planet. Reporter in the united states, a strong el nino could bring more precipitation across mo