the frail and now nearly blind comic legend left court without a word. mr. cosby, anything to say at all? any comment whatsoever, sir? reporter: after the ruling that will now see him face trial for aggravated indecent assault. said prosecutors reacting to the judge decision we re here because we want to seek the truth. we re here to serve justice. reporter: prosecutors used earlier statements to police not live testimony from andrea constand to tell the story of cosby calling her to his cheltenham mansion in early 2004 sending her pills and wine calm her nerves as she drifted in and out of consciousness groping h her. detective catherine hart intervened constand in 2005 and quoted her as saying the pills and wine made her woozy. said her legs quote felt rubbery like jelly. heart quoted constand saying cosby touched her breasts and genitals. later as she came to constand said quote my bra was undone. my sweater was bunched. obviously this is a trial in justice. t
wti down 2.5%. the mid to high $44 a barrel range. we re going to get more on oil and the opec meeting going on in algeria in a little bit. good news, oil slide not really hitting your stock investments. the dow regaining some of what it lost yesterday. the dow is up 131 points now. american express, cisco and ibm, some of your top performers on the dow. welcome back. tyler mathisen here and here is what else is happening in this hour. wells fargo reportedly considering executive clawbacks in the wake of that fake customer account scandal. will trade organizations slashing the global trade growth forecast for the year citing the slowdown in china. welcome, i m michelle caruso-cabrera. one down, two to go following an historic night at hofstra. we are already counting you down to the next big debate. here at cnbc, we like to look at the betting markets to see where the money is going. folks at predict it putting the odds of a clinton win at 67% versus 35% for trump. clinto
priority at this time.)) ((vanessa murphy)) the department said this was a technology issue..which workers tried to figure out..after the communications center started experiencing problems with 911 and 311 calls around 3:30 this afternoon. after that - a notice went out from the department.. saying again, there could be a delay for 9-1-1 calls..and asking the public not to call 3-1- 1..because officers would only be responding to true emergencies. metro was routing calls to north las vegas and henderson..and the department says metro employees were there to deal with those calls. ((vanessa murphy)) but again - tonight - 9-1-1 back up and running according to the department.wit h no delays.. but the department will try to figure out how and why this happened.. and a media briefing is expected over the next few days to help explain this. reporting live, vanessa murphy 8 news now./// ((denise valdez)) vanessa, how center and did police offer any advice in case this happens agai
start for many, and given we have had quite a bit of snow in the last 24 had quite a bit of snow in the last 2a hours, ice is a concern this morning, as is freezing fog. more details for you in about 15 minutes. it s saturday, 9th january. our top story: people in england are being urged to behave like they are infected with coronavirus as part of a new public awareness campaign encouraging people to stick to the rules. the message, which will be shared on tv, radio and social media, comes as the uk reported the highest daily death toll since the start of the pandemic. our correspondent dan johnson has more. covid 19, especially the new variant, is spreading quickly across the country. this puts many people at risk of serious disease. a new campaign with a clear message. once more, we must all stay home. these stark warnings come in response to the intense pressure on hospitals, which are getting close to capacity, especially in london and the south east. london s mayor decla
the sun has come back out. actually the conditions on the ground seem to be getting worse by the hour. a lot of roads like this are becoming rivers. we ve seen crawfish, snakes with their heads above the water and a strong current. you can see cars completely under water or just the tops, the roofs coming out of the water. these tornadoes though have not been as deadly as predicted. they were expected to be extremely violent. as of tuesday morning, zero casualties from the tornadoes themselves. that s because people were making quick decisions to save their lives like this woman. so i told my son and granddaughter to get in the bathroom. we pulled the mattress in there. we heard boom, boom, boom. it probably lasted maybe 30, 40 seconds. we opened up the front door and i had a pine tree in my front door. so a lot of people like her had plans. they re experienced. they go through this every may. the work of the first responders has been tremendous. we ve seen local fire dep