Women Who Testified Against Bill Cosby Seek Transcript Release

Two of Bill Cosby's accusers joined a court bid Monday to have his full testimony from a 2005 sexual-battery lawsuit unsealed. Beth Ferrier and Rebecca Neal say the deposition excerpts released last week mention them but don't paint the whole picture. Lawyer Gloria Allred, speaking on their behalf at a news conference in Los Angeles, says they want to challenge defense comments that Cosby's accusers have been "discredited." The women's lawyers filed the papers in Philadelphia, where they were "Jane Does" supporting a former Temple University employee who said Cosby had drugged and molested her. The newly released excerpts show Cosby acknowledging he got quaaludes in the 1970s to give women before they had sex.