Many in Cosby jury pool have opinion about guilt
One-third of the potential jurors questioned in Bill Cosby's sex assault case say they've formed opinions about his guilt or innocence while two-thirds say it would be difficult to serve.
And 35 of the 100 people questioned say they or a family member or close friend has been the victim of a sexual assault.
The initial questioning Monday in Pittsburgh suggests it may take some time to find an unbiased jury.
Sixty-seven people say it would be a hardship to spend several weeks sequestered near Philadelphia for the trial next month.
Cosby entered the courtroom in Pittsburgh on the arm of an aide, using a cane and carrying a box of tissues.
He denies charges that he drugged and molested a former Temple University employee in 2004 and instead says the contact was consensual.