[Banfield:] Bill Cosby is testifying for yet another deposition today for a sex assault lawsuit, but his testimony will stay sealed at least until December 22nd, and then we are not quite sure what's going to happen. But that's when California their courts there have plans to write review everything he says today in that deposition. All of those transcripts and then decide which portions or may or may not be confidential. Meaning you're not going to hear it This is a big day for his accusers so we're bringing in our big players my colleagues, Jean Casarez who is a correspondent but a lawyer, CNN Legal Analyst Paul Callan and HLN Legal Analyst Joey Jackson also lawyer. First you Jean with the reporting on today's deposition. I just assumed since the allegation was this happened when she was 15, Judith Huff at the Playboy Mansion that the jurisdiction California and I would happen there and you found out not so fast.
[Jean Casarez, Cnn Correspondent:] I was able to confirm with a source close to case that the deposition actually is taking place not in California. Undisclosed location, undisclosed time, we don't know if it's going on right now, but it is not in California.
[Banfield:] OK, so for our viewers and indeed even for me who follow this case meticulously, I get confused as to whose, who and who's story is what against Bill Cosby. But the big players Judith Huff who's having a deposition today, Chloe Goins who filed a federal suit earlier this week, and then Andrea Constand who's name continuously comes up with regard to everyone cases. Differentiate for me again the story with Judith Huff was.
[Casarez:] 1974 California, she went to a park, she met Bill Cosby along with her little friend. He invited them the next weekend to a tennis club ended up with the Playboy Mansion. She says she was sexually assaulted district attorney office said statute of limitation has run, no criminal charges, but Gloria brought the civil suit, because in California she was a child when it happened, the statute of limitations extends outward, so.
[Banfield:] As long as you have a repressed memory, right? And that's the issue that Judith was.
[Casarez:] And that is one of major issue, that causal connection right there.
[Banfield:] They're fighting like...
[Casarez:] Yes.
[Banfield:] Yeah, you have to have that repressed memory to bring that suit, but we say you were shopping that story, which tells us you didn't have a repressed memory.
[Casarez:] Right.
[Banfield:] Let me get into that with our lawyers and back but.
[Casarez:] Chloe Goins?
[Banfield:] That every case.
[Casarez:] Not that long ago.
[Banfield:] Also Playboy Mansion.
[Casarez:] Also Playboy Mansion, she was older about 18. Currently, we have confirmed, CNN has, an investigation is going on and maybe with the district attorney office whether criminal charges will be filed, but she filed a federal suit in court in California just last week.
[Banfield:] And then Andrea Constand.
[Casarez:] Andrea Constand, the leader of them all. 2004 she was an employee at Temple University. She says Bill Cosby sexually assaulted her, district attorney in 2005 refused to bring charges. Civil case brought, there was a settlement, a monitory settlement. But source close to Andrea Constand tell me that there has been a criminal investigation, the biggest secret they say. A criminal investigation going on to reopen that case.
[Banfield:] So that's two, two criminal investigation.
[Casarez:] And possible criminal charges in Pennsylvania.
[Banfield:] Gentlemen, let's talk about today. Cosby is walking in there. I imagine he is well briefed by his lawyer is to what to do and what not to do. First question to you Joey is what are the odds that this thing ends up in the courtroom to start with?
[Joey Jackson, Hln Legal Analyst:] The odds could be very great. And let's go back from the beginning. You mentioned issue about repression. Now remember this it's important that minor has some recourse, so when something happens when you're a minor, perhaps you want to suppress it and you just don't want think about it because all that brings to you and all the emotion that applies. So under that statute if you could established through medical testimony and expert testimony that you did repress it. But within the last three years it came to surface and he could make the argument base upon everything that's come out that it has come to the surface. Now you have viable claim, because I'm use people are saying wait a minute it's 40 years ago. What gives, how is this able to come out now? Based upon the statute it is able to come out. So the issue then become it's a question approved. Did it happened, when did it happen, how it happened, did he do it.
[Banfield:] I want to know what Cosby's lawyers and I'm sure there's a phalanx of them are telling him right now as this put on their suit, ties and polish their shoes and walk in to what is certain to hornet's nest.
[Paul Callan, Cnn Legal Analyst:] Well, the first thing they'll probably told was, this case will never go forward because she was shopping the story originally and trying to shake down Cosby and settle the case 10 years ago.
[Banfield:] So what are they're telling him to say [inaudible].
[Callan:] So they're all shocked to be facing Gloria Allred. She's have two deposition what Donald Trump is to Republican politics. She's somebody who attracts headline, and she's somebody who knows how the ask questions. She's going to be under oath for the first time in many, many years asking him not only about the Judith Huff case, but other cases to see if there is a pattern of him using drugs and alcohol to get women into sexual situations.
[Banfield:] And only just going to be on this stop edit button, stop no, you won't answer that. I mean, is that what we're going to do?
[Callan:] They're going to do that. But they may get in trouble with the judge because the role in deposition is that unless you're asserting the Fifth Amendment attorney-client privilege.
[Banfield:] Correct.
[Callan:] If the question could leader to discoverable evidence it's admissible.
[Casarez:] And it may asset the fifth base on another criminal investigation.
[Banfield:] Cannot wait for December 22nd at the very least. Thank you to all you. Paul, Joey and Jean. I do, appreciate it. And stick around here because we do have some other issues. Coming up, shooting death of a little child made doubly tragic by the murder charge now filed against another child. She was eight when she died. And her killer is 11. We're going to talk about this in a moment.