Bill Cosby’s sexual assault trial could be one step closer to a mistrial. The 79-year-old left court Thursday night after another day of indecision. The deadlocked jury is trying to determine whether Cosby is guilty of drugging and assaulting Andrea Constand in 2014. DeMarco Morgan reports. Source

The jury in the Bill Cosby sexual assault case says it’s deadlocked on the fourth days of deliberations. The judge has ordered them to go back and continue to deliberate. CBS News correspondent Jericka Duncan joins CBSN with the latest. Source

Penn State University Economics Professor Ken Louie breaks down the economic factors at play in Erie, Pennsylvania, where manufacturing used to be a major employer. Professor Louie explains how automation is improving productivity even as employment numbers continue to drop – a trend that he says is reflected across the entire country. Source

Three teenagers have been detained in connection with the theft of two Los Angeles Police Department cruisers. CBS Los Angeles’ Kara Finnstrom reports. Source

CBS News’ Margaret Brennan reports on a $12 billion deal in F-15 fighter jets and weapons between the U.S. and Qatar. Source

The gun debate has been reigited after Wednesday’s shooting at a baseball field in Alexandria, Virginia. CBSNews.com political reporter Rebecca Shabad joins CBSN a day after the attack with more on that issue and security around the Capitol following the attack. Source

Former child star and Academy Award nominee Haley Joel Osment returns to the spotlight in the new season of HBO’s hit series “Silicon Valley.” Osment joins CBSN to talk about his role as virtual reality genius Keenan Feldspar. Source

House Majority Whip Steve Scalise was among the people shot Wednesday morning in the Del Ray section of Alexandria, Virginia, just south of Washington. The suspect is in custody. Witness Benjamin Childers recounts what he saw and heard. Source

Congressmen playing softball in Alexandria, Virginia were involved in a shooting injuring multiple people. A number of victims have been sent to a nearby hospital. Source

“Stolen valor” is a term applied to those who falsely claim military service, either to gain recognition or, in some cases, money. It’s offensive for many Americans to think of, but because the government often doesn’t have the resources or time to investigate, private citizens pick up the slack. Jeff Glor speaks to Army veteran Anthony Anderson, who works day and night separating military fact from fiction. Source