this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". under oath, and on the record. newly-released court documents are coming back to haunt bill cosby after he admit get being drugs to give to women. this morning still waiting for response from cosby's camp, but you will hear what

his accuse remembers saying about cosby's testimony. >> good morning, also, new video for this morning zoo exhibit's glass is shattered like a windshield. we'll let you know how an animal caused all of that damage. i'm thinking that far james patterson show on cbs show now zoo. >> no kidding. >> what's going on? >> hopefully a friendly animal. that's terrifying. >> indeed. >> clause, big teeth. >> you got that right. good morning family. >> good morning! humid, hot start. >> yes. >> how do you segway from that? >> is it a jungle out there? >> there go. >> rid there. >> bamm. >> i like it. >> well done, you good stuff. it certainly feels like the tropics, right? >> you walk out the door and it is like a rain forest, so steamy outside lot every building heat, building humidity today. i know we had wet weather too on the vine. well ' show you what's going on out there actually. we start things off by taking you out first and for most, to one of the live neighborhood shots.

beach patrol headquarters, so steamy outside the fog isn't terrible, but when you do have is just this moisture content in the atmosphere, that's really leading to the muggy's a as we wall them sometimes right? that's what you are facing out there leaving the house immediately. you got to look closely, maybe just waking up with us, got to rub your eyes little bit. there is the one little pocket, that brought in little bit of rain, right over philadelphia county, so it is not terribly widespread, where do you have showers you might get briefly key word, briefly doused by it, but that's really it. you know, sitting between systems today. so there is a lot of moisture to work with, err go, might end up just the clouds squeeze out some moisture in the form after shower here and there throughout the course of the day, but not going to end one anything terribly widespread. it is warm. you're already flirting with 80 degrees, and it is not even, you know, 6:00 a.m. so very warm start in philadelphia. seventy-five in atlantic city, we are right on par if not warmer than atlanta than

birmingham, st. louis actually in at 81, in advance, see how the color contours change, cold front that will eventually be our next story. so for now sitting between systems, building up the heat, sticky commute. i like that because it goes along with not just the weather but probably what we see later on this morning, but that said, isolated shower is still on the books for us here today. certainly find that already courtesy of just so much moisture vittoria to warning w so yes might have to flick the windshield wipers once, twice, because of it. >> absolutely and just planning accordingly give yourself more time. even just the slightest little dousing, sort of reaks havoc on your rush hour commute makes things slower. speaking of slow, we will get outside. take a look at 95. if you are traveling on 95, the southbound direction already getting pretty busy, as you approach the area of girard avenue, and then make your way down through to the vine street expressway. as you will notice, all of these headlights just merging together here. just going to cause one big old delay. and this delay this is how it starts, around girard, around

cottman, in the construction zone and then it just goes together and you've got one big line of volume headed into downtown philadelphia. so, we are now starting to see some rush hour traffic. northbound 95, not awful just yet, overall looking pretty good. on the schuylkill expressway, just had crew out here, approaching the vine street expressway, on the westbound side looks like they cleared that out of the way. and it does seem to be that some of the rain has stopped. but notice the vehicles, just sort of pushing along some of that what do i opportunity say, sprinkle, fuzzy no, i can't think of the word. anyway, they are pushing some of the water around on the roads. it will be little slick. speed censors looking great. mass transit overall doing okay. patco, however, single tracking for both directions, due to northbound construction, so they are single tracking on southbound side. make sure to keep that in mind this morning. >> thanks, here's what's going on young boy playing basketball with his friends is hit by stray bullet. >> that boy was rushed to the hospital. that's where "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us now at children's hospital of

philadelphia, where the boy social security treated, justin good morning. >> reporter: erika, ukee, good morning, at last check that six year old boy was in stable condition recovering from a gunshot wound to his left foot. he was driven here, by his loved ones, once they realize he had been shot. taking to you video from the scene there in grays ferry there is all happened late last night about 11:15 p.m. on the 1800 block of south 30th street right near moore street. that is where police say more than dozen people were outside, a mix of kids, adults, some playing basketball, others watching. the basketball game taking place on rear driveway behind homes there that is where that crowd heard one gunshot and they realize very quickly six year old boy had been struck in his left foot. his loved ones scramble, grabbed him, drove him here immediately, to chop, for treatment. back out live, police now looking for the shooter involved in all of this, they're talking to witnesses trying to get stories straight in hopes of finding

the person that opened fire at this game late last night. for now we are live from chop, justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news", ukee, err dismay. >> justin, thank you so much. erika? >> ukee, thank you. >> lawyers for other women hope to use newly unseld testimony against him in a 2005 deposition. philadelphia born comedian testified he got quaaludes with the intent of giving them to young women with whom he wanted to have sex. cosby was testifying under oath in a lawsuit filed by a former temple university employee. he set philadelphia in 2006. one of cosby's accusers has this to say about the deposition. >> it is a game changer and it is about time, and he really needed, we node today hear this from him. >> cosby's attorneys have not responded. cosby has not been charged with any crimes, and most of the accusations, the statute of limitations has run out. stay with "eyewitness news" as woe stay up-to-date on the

allegations surrounding bill cosby, our coverage continues on line at cbsphilly.com. >> right now 5:36. in business news this morning coffee prices are down, then they're up, what are they today? >> we can hope for the best. all right also, all eyes on brussels today where the greek economy is on center stage. money watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, those stories and more, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ukee erika. leaders of 19 countries holding emergency summit today in what could be a last chance to save a bailout deal with greece. late yesterday the european central bank refused to increase assistance to greek banks. they're still closed, and in desperate need of money. the crisis in greece sends stocks in the u.s. lower, but the drop really not as bad as someone predicted. do you fell 46 points, nasdaq finished 17 points, lower. gas prices are on the way down, one analyst thinks part of the country could soon see 2-dollar per gallon gas.

the us makes a deal with iran over it nuclear program west would lift sanctions on the country, allowing it to export oil. and get ready to pay more for the starbucks frappuccino. the coffee giant is raising prices, by about five to 20 sent per drink starting today. starbucks says it needs to cover increased costs of employee pay and rent. increase comes even though press cents for coffee beans are falling. ukee erika? >> all right jill, thank you so much. >> right now 5:38. at least one person is dead, and still remains inside popular tourist attraction in washington state this morning. >> several tourists were also hurt when the ice cave collapsed. happened just a day after hiker film the section of the caves coming down. cbs news correspondent brian web has the story. >> recovery mission will resume later this morning at the big four ice cave, 70 miles northeast of seattle. one person was killed, when part of the melting cave collapsed. the victim's body still

inside. >> because conditions of the ice are so ding rusty point, teams from every mountain rescue and other search and rescue volunteers are look at the conditions of the ice to see how safe it is. >> monday evening, rescue choppers rushed one woman and two men to nearby hospital, in serious condition. their injuries range from head lacerations to leg fractures. john scott was in the cave moments before the collapse and tried to help. >> they were definitely being talked to, so they were responsive. >> the deadly cave collapse comes just one day after hikers sarah solomonte, captured video. >> could you tell that this is not a safe cave to get in. >> no one was hurt in that incident, but in 2010, 11 year old grace tam was killed here, when a chunk of ice the size after mini-van, fell on her. in recent month, the us forest service has warned hikers not to go inside. brian web cbs-3, "eyewitness

news". >> pope francis continues his week long tour of south america. he is in equidore, more than million people expected at a mass later on this morning. a huge crowd gathered yesterday for the pope's first open air mass in equidore's largest city. the mass was dedicated to the family which he called the nearest hospital, their first school for the young and a refuge where no one is rejected. the pope will also visit bolivia and paraguay. >> and we are just little more than 80 days away from the pope's arrival here in philadelphia, you believe that? for more information on the pontiff's trip, go to cbs philly. com. click on papal visit. everyone i remember, seemed like a year away, now just months. >> and awaiting for to hear. >> the confirmation, yes. >> promising player kicked off his team. see the disturbing video that has him in trouble. >> looks like straight out of the movie ups, remember that, with a man going flying with balloons? but not everyone is laughing

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dane are you stunt lands canadian man in trouble with the law. man used helium balloons to fly over calgary. i know, a lot of the movie up, right? he pulled off the potentially dangerous stunt, by attaching 110 balloons, to a lawn chair. the 26 year old reportedly did it to promote his cleaning products company. authorities have charged him with mischief, causing danger

to life. >> you don't want to take part in the mischief, causing an issue? >> looks like scene right out of the film. >> but there is a reason for a cartoon and real life and mated. >> it is animated not for real for real. >> exactly. unlike our forecast. >> which is? >> steamy for real. >> well done. >> steamy. >> man, you can do weather anything i'm convinced. we actually have steamy air in place no joke here, we check in on the eyewitness weather watchers, just looking at the area temperatures, you have a lot of 70s across the board here, at least at 70 degrees, up even into some of these more remote suburbs charles, up in bath bath, p. a, 72 degrees already eileen,

gilbertsville, the list goes on, lou has 72, eagleville, kennett square, 72, it is almost like the magic number, give or take agree or two across the rest of the board here. so very, very, not just warm, but muggy walking out the door. now, we obviously have a very summer like pattern setting up. switching gears take you halfway around the world here. numerous typhoons set up across portions of the eastern pacific here (this is the one that we want to keep an eye on depending on where this goes the way it decides it will track this may end up having an impact on our local weather, believe it or not say six, ten days down the road from here. depending on how these typhoons recur of, head out to sea, hit land, it actually has a very discontinuing impact, according to studies that have been done, in what our weather

pattern may do. we may see troughing take place, cooler air nudge in or may ends up in just a hot of a pattern. so it will be something that we have to keep a watch on. meantime, it is just hot. >> few speckles, may see shower thunderstorm, perhaps in spots but front what comes along necessary, what bridges the next weather feature. keep it hot steamy today tomorrow, before the front crosses, and back to more seasonable territory for both thursday and friday. >> kate bilo will be at crayola easton, pa, for kid caster from noon until 2:00 p.m. torrey, over to you. >> thanks so much, katie. good morning everyone, definitely wet out there. that will impact your morning rush hour commute. first, looking at the schuylkill expressway, this is

76 city avenue. with the damp and slick spots that we are going to have, throughout the area, you will want to keep in mind it will impact your rush hour commute. >> take you to the talcony palmyra bridge, anticipate an opening at 6:00 this morning if this is where you are headed may want to plan accordingly, maybe take the betsy ross, maybe the walt whitman, if you are traveling in and around the area of the ben franklin bridge, again that will be anticipating opening for 6:00. in upper darby 69th street closed due to fire location, between chestnut to ludlow. if you are traveling in and around the neighborhood may set you back, keep in mind, patco running new schedule, because of single tracking single tracking southbound side to accommodate northbound construction in either direct, few buses on detour, we head back to the desk. >> six year old boy hit by stray bullet in grays ferry.

south 31 street, child in stable condition with a gunshot wound to his left foot. >> also, philadelphia police hope that surveillance cameras can help them solve another shooting in grays ferry. two men shot, doctors pronounced one dead at a hospital. >> bill cosby's admission that he obtained quaaludes to give young women he was pursuing, for sex. could bolster defemation claims, lodged by his accusers. in unsealed sworn testimony the philadelphia native admits he gave the sedative to at least one of his accusers and two other cosby has not been charged. time 5:48ment nuclear talks with iraq, another possible extension. however, the country is demand that any deal should include an end to the ooh needed nations arms embargo. iran, six worlds powers, are trying to work out deal to limit iran's nuclear program this, in exchange for easing tens of billions of dollars in

economic penalties on the islamic republic. >> less than two weeks after being sentenced to the death penalty, dzhokhar tsarnaev wants new trial. his lawyers submitted paperwork but did not offer any reasons for the appeal. promise the more details next month. dzhokhar apologized for his bombing that killed three people hurtcents more. >> disturbing video showing the florida state football team punching a woman in a bar. now he's been kick offer the team. watch closely at the bottom of team see freshman johnson wearing a hate hit the woman after she threw a punch at him. fight happened last month but the video was just released yesterday. johnson has been kick off the team as we mentioned suspended from school and he's facing battery charges. >> well the grissly bears at the minnesota zoo will not be out to play from a while after zoo officials say one got little ram bunks us. >> brown bear pick up this baseball size rock and just

shattered a glass barrier, one of the glasses you look through, some scary moments as this toed on one side of the glass, bear repeatedly slammed that rock into that partition. zoo keepers quickly moved the grissly backs inside their enclosure. >> i think they are just playing, doing what they do, bears are very active, they play with everything they can get their paw's on. >> that's some scary playing there. the custom-made laminated safety glass is two and a half inch thick and that's only one of it five layers that was shattered. so there were five more of those in case that one did crack. zoo officials say the visitors were never in any danger, but they do warn against tapping on that glass, and often scares animals away, or in this case, causes them to pick up rocks. >> all i'm saying, check his left eye. because if you saw zoo last week on cbs? >> not getting the reference here. >> starting to explain it now

toking do with the left eye what's these animals -- >> picking up on it. >> james patterson's novel. >> you hear that glass being shooter? >> just saying, see you. still sleep think morning? >> we'll let you know why you should ask your boss for brief nap at work today. i talcony-palmyra. >> i'm into that, too. but first, here's a look at what's coming un tonight right here on cbs-3. >> sinus up. what do a nascar® driver... a comedian... and a professional golfer have in common?

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my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! >> happy birthday, erika von tiehl! >> oh, thanks, guys! >> yes indeed. >> thank you, thank you. no where i would rather be, this or sleeping, and i chose this. >> all right, we're glad to hear it. many many more, gang. >> thank you! >> awe. >> make a girl blush. thanks guys. all right on your health watch, more evidence that napping on the job could be a good thing great news, right? researchers at the university of michigan say that taking a brief snooze may lead to boost in productivity. in a study of 40 people, between 18 and 50 years old

some were assigned an hour nap, others were not. researchers found that the people who rested performed better on complicated tasks. they also felt less impulsive than their counterparts. >> also, on the health watch new study on why women live longer than men. the main reason, heart disease. researchers from the university of southern california say a global review points to cardiovascular disease, as the cause of most excess deaths in adult men. that's specially true, during middle age and early on in the senior years. and, one more new survey for you there is one from children's hospital of philadelphia. it shows that many healthcare professionals don't stay at home when they're sick. 83% of doctors, physicians assistants and nurse practitioners, all admitted took ill at work, at least once in the past year, even though they new that doing so could put the patients at risk. many said they did not want to let their co-workers or their patients down. ukee? >> and coming up in the next

hour of "eyewitness news" this morning, we are live with an update on the little boy struck by a stray bullet while playing outside. also, bill cosby's explosive admission. what he said under oath about getting drugs to give to women for sex. and hugh jackman's wife, bans him from working with one particular actress. and any guesses who? those stories and more when we come back.

and in the news, a six year old boy is shot while playing basketball outside. police say, two as stray bullet that hit him live with now details from overnight. also popular way to beat the heat turns deadly, when an ice cave collapses on group of people officials say this tragedy could have been avoided. >> he'll so glad the trout is

out. >> truth is out. court documents show bill cosby admitted to getting drugs to give to women for sex. it is tuesday july 7th, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. we start your day off first with a check of traffic and weather together. oh, it is steamy out there. i just want to say i get the vapors kale. >> i the vapors. >> steamy. >> oh, erika. >> oh, wait, where are you? >> thank you thank you. >> fan erika. >> it is your birthday, so we can do that. >> okay,. >> on the roads don't have too much to talk b rush hour heating up a bit. i would say weather wise really going affect thus morning. >> just because it is so you can comfortable the second you walk out the door, a the love us will be cringing the air conditioners the second we get into the car today specially one of those foes who has longer commute.