LISA BLOOM, CNN LEGAL ANALYST & ATTORNEY FOR COSBY ACCUSER: Having said that, I am sure Mr. Cosby will be very well represented in the deposition. His attorneys will interpose every objection they feel is appropriate. I think it's likely that there will be disputes after the deposition. I've litigated against these very attorneys many times myself. One side or the other will go into court and say that there was behavior in the deposition that shouldn't have happened and ask the judge for a ruling. So this may be only the first. There may be further depositions of Mr. Cosby if he doesn't answer all of the questions that Gloria Allred and Judy Huth want him to answer.</s>BROOKE BALDWIN, CNN ANCHOR: To your point about the questioning, since this is a deposition. So wider scope of questioning. How long could he be sitting there answering questions? Are we talking hours potentially?</s>BLOOM: It's -- there is a seven-hour rule in California. One day is the standard. That means seven working hours, maybe three hours and then you take an hour lunch break and then another four hours. If litigants want more than the seven hours they have to go to the court and ask for it. I would expect that he would be there for probably all seven of the hours.</s>BALDWIN: Lisa bloom. Thank you so much. We'll have you back on, of course, to talk about your case as well. Thank you so much.</s>BLOOM: Thank you. Have a great day.</s>BALDWIN: Next, new details in Dr. Ben Carson's story about being held up at a Popeye's chicken restaurant when he told the gunman, quote, "I believe you want the guy behind the counter." More on that ahead. Also later, Dallas Cowboys player, Greg Hardy, speaking out after his suspension for domestic violence incident, and some of his comments, including remarks about the Patriots Quarterback Tom Brady's wife, are unbelievable. Rachel Nichols weighs in coming up.
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