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.

>> very isolated obviously little shower, that rolled through philadelphia county. now moving northeast. you might see shower, out of that along say i95 for example. pit things into motion scattered in nature, feeling lucky, once every those, sit between fronts today, might see shower, but will be very isolate in the general. >> pretty low chances for wet wet r. chances do start to spike tomorrow. but friday, look at that, drop off completely, big weather news down the road dew point this air mass nearly saturated. that's why we are still going to expect to see shower maybe rupp you will recall every thinned, but overall hot steamy, expect to see sunshine. i call it pretty decent pool day. great beach day. start off with clouds down the

shore, but eventually break for that sunshine and up in the poconos really where we have the best chance to see showers or thunderstorms throughout the day today. vittoria over to you. >> so traveling right now out and about on the roads, you will find little bit of rush hour, finds little construction but let's get outside, gave you a look, if you are traveling on the ben franklin bridge. traveling on the ben, you will notice, in either direction not dealing with volume, volume really just non-existent at this time. sort of waiting on the return hour push. take a look, at the ben franklin bridge, you will notice traveling in the westbound direction, one lane compromised by few cones out there, making this just bit after squeeze, headed from new jersey, down toward eighth and vine. keep that in mind. if you are traveling on the opposite end traveling pa into new jersey, real now problems at all. so, you have some good news there. also, just got word, thank you, tim the talcony palmyra bridge is up. he just made the best sign ever. tac-pal up. tac-pal is up.

trying to commute using 73, that might the case, ben franklin bridge, betsy ross, all good ideas traveling on 476 no problems in either direction, real now delays for mass transit. so all-in-all, just the usual morning, ukee? >> torrey, thank you. until the news this morning, friendly game of basketball ends abruptly when six year old boy is shot. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch at children's hospital of philadelphia, in university city. right now with that little boy social security treated. justin, good morning. >> reporter: that little boy is six years old recovering from gunshot wounds to his foot. >> this all began late last night in grays ferry . >> 1800 block near more street, that's where that six year old boy more than dozen others, were out playing basketball, having good time, some watching, some playing, a mix of kids and adults, as you

mention, the gunshot was fired, brought the good time to abrupt end. here's what police have to say so far. take a listen. >> we believe the six year old child as well as other young children, as well as other teenagers, that were super advised by some young adults, were in the rear driveway, playing basketball, just having fun behind the house in the summertime, when they heard from all witness accounts, one gunshot and next thing you know the six year old boy shot in the left foot. that's when his loved ones sprang into action. they got him in a car and drove him here to chop for treatment. at last check he's in stable condition, here, at this time. now, police cannot yet say if stray bullet is the cause but they do know that one shot was fired search on for who fired the bullet as well as the gun. live outside chop, justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> justin, homicide under investigation in grays ferry.

police tell us two men shot near 28th and oakford around midnight. one man rushed to the hospital where he died. the other man shot in both legs no details on his condition. investigators are using surveillance video from local businesses in the area to help in the search for the shooter. >> newly-released testimony reveals he admits giving sped continues to -- sedatives to one of the woman accused of sexual assault. now other women may use it against him. jan carabeo joins you now in the cbs-3 sat center more on there is good morning. >> good morning these attorneys are seeing this new development as huge step forward. meantime women who they represent are speaking out as well this morning. >> in a lou suit newly obtained by associate dollars press, bill cosby admit in the 2005 that he got quaaludes intends to go give them to women he wanted to have sex with and he gave the sedative

to one woman. documents come from deposition in a sexual assault lawsuit filed by former temple university employee, andrea con sad. she consented to be identified. her attorney asked cost bee point blank, when you got the quaaludes, was it in your mind that you were going to use these quaaludes for young women you wanted to have sex with? cosby answered: yes. >> this is very damning testimony that was given back in 2005. >> philadelphia attorney tom kline clown, isn't involved in the cosby case, but has been following it closely. >> the key issue now is whether those women new that they were being drugged like he says that they did cosby accused by more than two dozen women of sexual misconduct including allegation that is he may have drugged and raped them. some incidents date back to 40 years, this morning cosby accusers say they found relief in the newest developments. >> it is a game changer becomes time, and he really need -- we needed to hear this

from him. >> now cosby's attorneys fought to keep these records sealed saying, extremely embarrassing for their client, obviously, they lost that "eyewitness news" has reached out to the cosby camp for comment, so far no response this morning. bill cosby has never been charged with a crime however has been impacted in number of other ways, for example you may remember last year he stepped down as trustee on the board of trustees at temple. reporting live in the sat center this morning jan carabeo, "eyewitness news". >> jan, thank you. five years since the deadly duck boat accident on the delaware river. two young tourist frost hungry died when barge being pushed by a tugboat ran into stalled duck boat in the river. just this past may tour frist texas was struck and killed boy a duck boat. eyewitnesses say the 68 year old woman crossing the street in chinatown when the amphibious boat hit her. lawyers say they plan to make announcement about their investigation into that crash later today.

>> a firefighter injured while battling this four alarm fire in delaware county. chopper three was over that fire yesterday at a pay less shoe store on 69th street in upper darby. homes behind the store were evacuated because of heavy smoke. the fire was placed under control (the cause is under investigation. >> final vote expected today on whether to remove the confederate flag from grounds in south carolina hear what lawmakers say about the debate whether we come back. >> also ahead new video of ice cave collapsing, now we have learned one person has died from another collapse, at that very same cave. >> millions of people have eliminated starch from their dinette effort to lose weight. what if i told you that potatoes are back on the menu? >> what now? >> we've got the skinny on new diet trend on the other side. >> ♪ ♪

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house members expected to vote to remove the confederate flag off state grounds. state senate voted 37 to three to remove the flag, they will meet again today for third and final vote. lawmakers had ignored the flag until last month's massacre of nine people at historic and predominantly black church in charleston. police say the shooter was inspired by racial hatred. >> we won't change history by removing the flag. >> it is not about the history. it is not about heritage. it is not about hate. it is about how to heal wounds. >> south carolina governor nicky haley has already said she will sign the legislation the flag could be down before the end of the week. >> right now, it is 6:00 it we want to check on your forecast katie already feeling hot out there. >> really does, you know, we already off to very mild start, when you take just no account one of our more remote suburbs. cut town, out in the farm country here.

it is 72 degrees already. you can see the sun trying to break through some of these clouds, clouds actually moving right before your very eyes, still sitting between systems at this point. but, we also have some moisture, a lot of it, to work with, soy, really, at any point of the day it, will feel either very muggy to you or well above what it actually reads on the they are mom term because of the building humidity. and it is building, in advance of the next cold front. this happens every summer, this is very classic july weather for us here. but here's the next frontal boundary on the move, maybe you immediately think okay, this is our next round of severe weather right? not necessarily. at the moment, there is no risk that has been issued for our region, and if we end up with maybe not too much sunshine tomorrow, in a would limit the kind of up lift, instability, required for any kind of major severe weather outbreak. we keep our fingers crossed. meantime today expect shower here there call it partly sunny otherwise hot one, nine the degrees, headed into tomorrow though that front does cross through still should flirt with 90, through

the second half of the day more showers perhaps steady rain few thunderstorms new disturbance moves on the tail end of the front. allowing for another shower or storm thursday. come friday, much, much better by comparison, not quite as humid for one thing but back to more sunshine, guaranteed dry day at this point with that sun that was shining brightly even into the early part of the week or weekends, i should say. dame i uv index triple nine's going for you here tuesday wednesday, leading into thursday. so those are definitely, you know, at the point where you have to have the sun block just that time of year, right? we still flirt with as we mention 09 degrees tomorrow. that's when the cold front crosses. behind it, not too much of a drop on the thermometer but back to more just typical temperatures, and again some sunshine returning at this point friday saturday, and the rest of the weekend aren't looking bad at all. so maybe better timing for a change, since so many of our recent week sends at least featured one day of near wash out. so that's some good news to look ahead to. >> hey, not just sunday by the

pool. >> we need good news for sinatra sunday, you know what i am saying. >> i hear ya. >> we know how do you it, it is how we do, yep. >> good morning, everyone, right now if you are traveling, unfortunately, 202, now have incident situation that is definitely going time pact your morning rush hour commute. already, starting to experience the build up of rush hour, some of our majors, usually, 202, we feel the heat right around malvern really. and it is more so in the northbound direction but what we are looking at here the southbound incident on 202 right at 252 paoli. so if you are traveling in and around this area, notice, vehicle involved. turned in a horizontal position. you will notice that few lanes are being compromised. now, moving on by, you can still bypass the incident scene, but you're squeezing into one lane only. so traveling in this area, will continue to keep you updated but anticipate delays again the southbound side of 202, right at 252. as we continue, we're taking a

lock now at the talcony palmyra bridge. looks like it is slowly but surely being put back down into place. obviously right now 73 closed give it few minutes definitely stay with us here, we'll let you know it does reopen. rush hour also building on 95, keep that in mine. ukee? >> torrey, thanks so much. test of speed and bravery at the running of the bulls in spain. >> oh, the first, seven people hurt including one person who was gore d in the armpit. daredevils running through the streets, oh, run faster, bull run part of the annual festival author ernest hemingway, made this famous in his 1926 novel the sun also rises. attract thousands of international tourists every year people that just life-long dream to run with the bulls. >> you know whaty? think i just put on the white jumpsuit red ban dan a scarf, just walk around town. >> white jumpsuit? that would be worth seeing. >> the pant and the shirt, you know? >> stroll around town? >> stroll around town, say i

was there. >> why risk being gord? this isn't one of those pleasant words? >> probably family tradition because you know you have sons, fathers, grandfathers, have done it through the years. >> oh, certainly. yes, makes you wonder? >> peace out. like something out after movie, like sharknado coming up see the shark that fell from the sky and landed in a family's backyard. >> the reason behind this is just nuts. >> also ahead, the us women's soccer team will be honored today. seems like everyone in our area across the nation, getting some carli lloyd fever. hear from young players who went to see her during the world cup. that is coming up next.

>> the women's worlds cup champions will be the guest of honor at rally today in los angeles. >> team usa arrived in california, yesterday evening. the players also plan to meet president obama at some point since the invite out on twitter, carli lloyd among them of course south jersey own carli lloyd scored the fastest hat trick in women's world cup history. so impress of. lloyd inspiring young players of crosser all around the nation, the world but really gave high school soccer team from chester county something to talk about. >> traveled to the quarterfinals, diana rocco tells you will, they had no idea they would have a chance to meet their idol. >> one two three. >> when they're not scrimmaging or scoring goals these high school girls from

after on grove are rooting on the us women's soccer teamment and hope town hero carli lloyd. >> there are people we look to up we want to strive for, who we want to be. >> i love watching them play. they've been my idols for so long. and i just get so emotional when they score. >> the girls team with coach brittany barnes, fresh back from trip to canada to cheer on the women in their quarterfinal game against germany. afterward, they got a surprise visit, from superstar, carli lloyd. >> oh, she jumped out of the van. we went crazy, we were screaming. >> i think they were speechless, but i was speechless. i was trying to keep my cool. >> to us, once in a lifetime. i'm never forget that. >> when she scored her hat trick, these girls felt like they were cheering on so much more than just athlete on tv. but, a friend, and role model.

>> everybody was going nuts. we were all like we know her. it was awesome. >> for this group of fresh machine through seniors canada, and carly brought soccer to life. and made them realize dreams are possible. >> i think it motivated us, like if we just put our minds to it, then we can achieve what we want. >> most of the young women on this team were too young to remember when the us women won the world cup in 1999. but, they say not only has this trip inspired them, it has shown them the value of hard work and united them for the start after new season. in kennett square, chester county diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> i bet that you was huge for carly and know she is inspiring those young women you. >> she continues to make the effort to come back to volunteer with the team to talk to young women. >> that's what it is all about. giving back. and the world cup was raving bonanza. >> listen to there is numbers from neilson showed more than 26 million americans tuned in to watch team usa victory most watched soccer game in us history, crushing the ratings

for the 2014 men's world cup. it also attracted more viewers in this year's nba finals, and any major league baseball game since 2004. so oh, women's soccer, who watches it? that's who watches it, 20 million people. >> start to finish, no doubt. >> and a game like that, for the first minute with all of those goals. wow. >> usa. >> every couple seems to have a set of rules to follow. and celebrities are no different. coming up next, the actress hugh jackman's wife will not let him work with. >> also the four cast, all about the heat and humidity, right, katy? >> absolutely, sitting between systems today. but it doesn't mean that you're not going to notice a very palpable weather row late dollars factor. talk about humidity, talk about the heat, also the next shot for showers thunderstorms, all coming up. stick around.

>> this morning the word is over. >> courtney kardashian dumped her boyfriend scott after nine years together. the pair have broken up before, but apparently kardashian says this is it, after he was seen getting cozy with his ex girlfriend, monte carlo over the holiday weekend. they share three children

together. actor hugh jackman can apparently work with any leading lady in hollywood except angelina jolie according to his wife. the couple had been married for 20 years while being interviewed recently they were asked what's the secret? his wife replied i told his agent he was not allowed to work with angelina jolie but she later admitted that she was joking. >> i bet jennifer aniston might agree with her. remember that? >> why did you have to go there? >> mr.mr. and mrs. smith. >> she went there again. >> just joking. i can see so beautiful charming woman. >> you went there. >> just saying. >> uh-huh. coming up, coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news" this morning we'll get update on the six year old boy who was struck by a stray bullet, and hit in the foot. we'll gave you an update on his condition with justin. >> also ahead trip to popular tourist attraction turns deadly when this ice cave collapses onto group of people. >> and katie has your forecast torrey checking the roads, we'll be right back. back at the bottom of the

good morning, thank you so much for joining us, we will be dealing with high heat and humidity today. the temperature already climbing, as we take live look at the benny the ben franklin bridge from our campbell's field camera. yes what are we in store for? we walk in this morning already little soupy outside. >> a little? >> you're right. >> proverbial pea soup effect. though dew points hi, into the 70s across the board so the higher the dew point more moisture rich the air mass, you know, and the worse of the hair day it tends to be. >> you look great you look great. >> you look fabulous. the magic of studio climate control, ukee. but, yes if we hung out on the skydeck for lengthy period of time it would definitely tell otherwise right? storm scan3, at the moment, it is pretty quiet. actually had shower roll through philadelphia county, over the last, say hour and a half or so. you can see how far removed it

is now. moving northeast at about 20, 25 miles per hour, and just past through trenton. that's casino every just the story today. spotty shower perhaps rumble every thunder we sit between systems, warmfront has just limit dollars in that's where the heat, humidity come from. again, as we look ahead to 1:00 p.m. here on future weather, there may still and shower perhaps rumble every thunder that fires up. i would say overall pretty decent pool day coming up if that's your thing we look ahead to feature weather wednesday, start with steamy sunshine, then the clouds build as our next front comes along, that's really the next big weather feature. meantime for now just warm, it is hot eventually, and very, very steamy, all day long, with at least some sunshine, but again that shot for shower or thunderstorm. and in short it is a classic july forecast today. vittoria, over to you. >> thank you so much, katie. good morning everyone, right now, that is classic rush hour. i would say traveling on the schuylkill expressway, specifically, at city avenue it looks like the usual stuff.

heavy, but we will get there in a second. talking first about traveling on 202. if you are traveling on 202 in the southbound direction approaching 252, we did have earlier accident, scene. it was compromise ago lane or two, it looks like it has now been pushed to the shoulder and cleared out quite some bit. if you are traveling in this area, you may notice just slight slow-down, folks trying to recover from the gaper delay. and residual traffic but all-in-all 202 not awful. if you are traveling on the schuylkill expressway, it definitely is awful. if you are traveling on 76, approaching the area of city avenue making your way out toward gladwynn, slow go. traveling into center sit he on the eastbound side then on the vine going to and from the schuylkill also slow go. in addition to 95 being delayed out of the northeast down through to the vine, and if you are traveling on the northbound side of the roosevelt boulevard at devereaux, one lane block due to accident. if you are traveling southbound, on the roosevelt boulevard, approaching the schuylkill, that's another delay point. no major delays for mass transit. but keep in mind patco single tracking. erika?

>> thank you vittoria. >> new this morning the search is on for gunman after a shooting leaves a little boy injured. police say the six year old was playing basketball with friends in grays ferry they heard gunshot. the bullet struck the boy's left foot. he was returned to the hospital where he is currently in stable condition. embarrassing revelation for bill cosby, in a 2005 deposition, the philadelphia based comedian testified that he secured quaaludes to give to women with whom he wanted to have sex. the newly unsealed documents also show that cosby gave the sedative to at least one woman. cosby was testifying under oath in a lawsuit filed by a former temple university employee. he settled that suit in 2006. philadelphia attorney, tom kline, is not involved in the cosby case, but he has watched it unfold. >> the key issue now is whether those women new they were being drugged like he says that they did. and who comes forward now that

they know that they potentially were the victim. so far no comment from cosby's attorneys. cosby has not been charged with any crimes. in most of the accusations the statute of limitations has run out. ukee? >> at least one person is dead and still remains inside a popular tourist attraction in washington state this morning. several tourists were also hurt, in a ate cave collapse. it happened just a day after hiker filmed section of the cave's tumbling down. correspondent brian web reports now. >> a 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 victims body still inside. >> because conditions of the ice are so dangerous at this point, teams from every mountain rescue and other search and rescue volunteers are looking 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 hiker sarah sole mondayi captured section of the ice crumbling. >> by just looking at the cave, you could 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 months, the us forest service has warned hikers not to go inside. brian web, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". 6:36 right now. after greek citizens rejected calls from cuts in their pension systems increase in tax, most are wondering what's next for the impoverished nation. >> business analyst jill

schlessinger joins with us details and tips how investors should navigate this tumultuous time. good morning jill. >> reporter: good morning. >> where do things stand after the greek no referendum vote? >> reporter: the greek finance minister resigned unexpectedly yesterday morning in response to what he calls the european preference for his absence. now, some red this is very good sign european talking about getting back to the negotiation table with someone new, of course, and greece's prime minister too long sacrifice his finance minister to join them. so today, there is a meeting of euro's own finance ministers, followed by a full euro zone summit. they've got to come one some resolution in the coming days because greek banks are running out of money the country at $3.9 billion payment due on july 20th and without a deal they are going to default and move one step closer to leaving the euro zone. >> that is in usual. back here at home a the love us checking our 401k's, not pretty site.

what should investors being doing right now? what do youy? >> i know little scary but no evidence of widespread panic. yesterday european stock markets down one and a half to 2% us markets erased most of the early losses, closed down by a third of a percent. that said, most expert are cautioning this could be a very volatile period, especially in the next few days ahead so my best advice for investors sit still and do nothing please, don't start messing with your portfolioment be disciplined stick to your game plan. don't try to guess the next move up or down in the market. in fact, if you're still contribute to go your retirement account, you should be rooting for another sell-off. that's so you can buy shares at lower levels. for more on what's next for greece what you should do about it go to jill on money. com. >> so still and chill? >> blue light special. >> i like that. >> you got t thanks, jill, appreciate it. >> from shark week so a prepare owe at, we'll tell you

how the world shark fell out after sky into virginia's family backyard. >> is that just bizarre? >> very. >> logical reason for it. coming up next. >> man uses more than 100 balloons to fly through the air. but he landed in jail. we'll tell you the reason behind this dangerous stunt when we come back. >> and this is called resistance start. have you heard of this? the reason why millions of dine remembers putting bread and other carbs back on the plate. details on why coming up next.

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>> visitor here, baby shark, landed in their backyards measured 13 inches family thinks that it fell from the talents after bird. so the reason for it. it even has tiny teeth too if you look inside.

sue bowser said her kids just couldn't believe it. >> the kids found it came upstairs real excite. at the said we found a shark. >> like to preserve the shark a lot of people have asked about it, i think it is so unique. >> right now being preserved if the family freezer showing it to any visitor who drops in. >> almost looks like a toy. >> can you imagine kid find that in your backyard, we found a shark mom. ya, sure you found a shark . >> katie, with your forecast, and the weather watcher. >> you know, i have a follower on twitter, i think he follows most of us, broad street, woe like me to name the twins sharknado and polar vortex. >> that's going to happen? the man is very demanding also wants to be the godfather. we start things off with a

look at what's going on with the temperatures region wide. generally finding some very warm, very muggy air. >> starting off low mid even upper 70s start things off little further inland, where it is just little cooler by comparison. you have got clouds, nottingham, 09% humidity coming in from fran, comment kind of funny major muggies make for fantastic frizzy. i don't know about fantastic. horrible hair day. not for him. he doesn't apparently have enough according to him enough to make. some clouds, clementon, one more at 73 degrees, we go it kerry higgins shall where she too in mt. laurel has the mixture of clouds and sunshine this echoing what fran said in nottingham, another bad hair day so steamy, even fogging up heroin dose, be ready for that when you crank the air conditioner in the car you might have to deal with the de frost err initially to sort of get everything sort of in climate control mode. storm scan3, right now

showing we are sitting between systems essentially but this air mass so saturated we've already had few little blips on the radar, in other words couple of scattered showers that have locally been brief granted, but doused you when they've moved on through. here's the next cold front. once this crosses that's going to just get rid of that humidity, wipe it away, not necessarily completely, because it is summer after all. but it will make it feel a lot more comfortable toward the week's end. meantime i call this pretty fantastic pool day. you have the uv index nice and hi again isolated shower if not even rumble every thunder but so isolate in the nature all he get your pool time n keep the ears perk if you hear thunder briefly head inside until it passes through. looking forward in the eyewitness weather seven day back to reality with temperatures thursday, friday, then heat right back up to near 90 for both weekend days. vittoria, over to you. >> i love a good five beach ball day. >> isn't that great? >> yes. >> i love it. good morning everyone, right now traveling on the roads not going to love rush hour,

because it is out there. specifically on 95, if you are traveling on 95, this shot here around cottman southbound obviously, be your heaviest commute as you make your way out of the northeast down through to the vine delay start as you approach academy, then it lingers all the way down through to 676. maneuvering throughout delaware county, pretty nice. even if you are traveling 95 around the airport, that's great too. so, it is rollie just this pocket here that we're dealing with 95 also looking great if you are headed out toward trenton and even traveling in delaware. let's talk the talcony palmyra bridge anticipating another opening this morning. so we're keeping our eyes on it, so if you can try not to use 73, commuting to and from pa or new jersey, take the ben, take the betsy, better off at this time so you don't get stuck. twenty-one, 55 being your average on the blue route there. and keep in mind do have accident northbound side of the roosevelt boulevard at devereaux, one lane being blocked, definately causing delays, if you are traveling mass transit however nothing

major, ukee? >> torrey, thank you. here is a lock at the headlines, philadelphia police investigating overnight shooting sent child to the hospital. the six year old boy is in stable condition after a bullet struck him in the left foot. it happened while he was playing basketball his backyard. >> also, philadelphia police are investigating a fatal accident involving a septa bus. investigators say that bus hit a pedestrian this morning near 11th and walnut. >> and, so far no comment from bill cosby's lawyers on the release of 2005 deposition. cosby testified he gave sedatives to at least one of the women accusing him of sexual assault. the philadelphia native has not been charged. >> on your health watch this morning, bosses look to go boost productivity in their workers may want to think about having nap corner, allow them to have a nap while at work. sinus up. >> researchers at the university of michigan studied 40 people between 18 and 50 years every age some were assigned an hour nap, others were not. researchers found those who

rested performed better on complicated tasks. they also felt less impulsive than their counterparts. little nappi. >> i like it. >> i'm loving it. >> get the gram cracker. >> bring it. >> is there such a thing as a scene i carb? for years told to stay away from czar chest to lose weight, now row search showing words like plantains bananas yams barley, beans, even potatoes, might help you lose weight. researchers say they contain unique fiber called resistant starch, it is a form of carbohydrate that goes un digested in the stomach but experts warn moderation of course is key. i watt i would map out the day, have a banana in the morning, then add half cup of beans to lunch and then have a bake potato, cooled baked potato at dinner. >> growing number of food manufacturers making food, pasta, with resistant flour.

for so long you are told no starch, no carbs. >> and i love yam. mashed potatoes? the butter on top not the best thing for you. >> watch the beans. >> maybe don't bring those to work with you for lunch. >> 6:49. dangerous stunt lands a man in trouble with the law in canada. >> that man used helium filled balloons to fly over calgary. pull off the stunt by attaching 110 balloons to lawn chair. that 26 year old reportedly did this to promote his cleaning products company. authorities have charged him with mischief, causing danger to life. >> wow there goes. >> he's okay, but think of all of the things that could have gone wrong there. >> doesn't it look like the scene from the movie? >> all it is missing is the house and the little boy scout. 6:49. time to see what's coming up this morning. >> nora o'donnell joins us up in new york with your preview. good morning. >> hey, good morning to you ukee erika. ahead unsealed documents reveal bill cosby admitted to getting quaaludes to drug women. what this means for other

lawsuit against the comedian. >> plus, jill schlessinger on why starbucks is raising it prices. also carnival crews' ceo is in studio 57 with a big announcement. and closer look at how smart clothes can monitor everything from your baby's breathing to your work out. the news is back in the morning. see you guys in about ten minutes. >> very cool. see you then. appreciate t as nora just mentioned, be well, head today starbucks this morning? get ready to dig deeper for the cup of coffee. starting today the coffee house chain charging five to 20 cents more for some drinks at most of its stores. this comes despite 18% boost in company profits last quarter. even though sales were up, starbucks customers satisfaction ranking lag behind those of its main competitor, dunkin donut. >> wait, so profits are up. >> i know. >> profits rupp. or prices going up. >> how about it? >> look out rich get richer. >> fan of oreos but not a fan of all of the calories, soon option for you. i saw boxings of these in katie's weather center back

there. >> i'm share. >> don't run! >> oreo thins will hit store shelves next month becomes third slimmer than regular oreos. this new cookie being called sophisticated snack for adult meaning, they don't want you to twist them or dunk them. but really, they look delightful. >> they do. >> i won't lie. >> tiny. >> the thin mint version. >> they say they don't want you to twist you can't twist them really, but lock, yum. >> so what you do. >> that's all right. >> you stack them, and then you crunch them. >> all right. >> yum. oh, that's delicious. like a thin mint. >> excuse me for talking with food in my how the. >> likewise. >> if mom was watching she wouldn't approve. >> i can totally dig this. >> i like. >> i'm told kate bilo left these behind for us. >> i saw them eating these on the evening news last night. i was hoping. >> they are like three quarters gone. >> we're not judging. we'll take what we can get. we'll finish these in the next

two minutes. >> they'll be in my office. >> don't run don't run. >> promise promise. >> very kind to share. >> excuse the crumbs in my teeth. >> that's all right. little too close. no zooming. >> one exhibit, will be vacant at the minnesota zoo today. the grissly bear. >> yes, one boisterous bear pick up baseball size rock and through it and shattered the glass. can you imagine this happening while at the zoo? scary moment, visitors standing on the other side of the blast repeatedly slammed that rock into the glass. zoo keepers quickly moved the grisslies back inside their enclosure. >> so i think they're just playing, they're doing what they do, bears are very active, they play with everything they can get their paw's on. >> one bear playing terrifying to the rest of us. the custom-made laminated safety glass two and a half inches thick, and only one of it five layers shattered. so, everyone really was safe. just scarp toy see. >> very.

>> zoo officials say no visitors were ever in any danger, but they do warn against tapping on that glass. it can often scare the animal. >> the by the way the second episode of james patterson's zoo is on cbs tonight. and i think a bear is featured tonight. i think i saw it in the previews. >> watch out for the left eye? >> something about the left eye. kind of led to that last week in the first episode. >> when art mimicks life? >> there go. >> if you like the series let us know on facebook. >> i know you're hooked. >> i am, after one episode. >> we'll be right back. first, what's coming up tonight here on cbs-3. back to the cook us. >> oh, these are good. why yum.

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let's give you little more now on the search for gunman who opened fire at a crowd playing basketball. >> yes, bullets struck six year old boy and our justin finch joins us outside chop where the boy is being treated, justin? >> erika ukee, good morning at last check that six year old boy is in stable

condition, recovering from gunshot wound to his foot. and police are searching for the person that shot him. let's get you to the video of the scene last night 11:15 in grays ferry on the 1800 block of south 30th street near moore street. that is where police say a group of people more than dozen people, mix of kids, adult, outside playing basketball, gunshot ripped through the air shooting six year old boy in his left foot. his family quickly realize wag had happened. they grabbed him got him in a car, and drove him here to chop where he was treated for gunshot wound to his left foot. back out live, police continue in their search for the shooter, and also, talking to witnesses, they do believe this may be a case of a stray bullet fired and of course six year old boy caught in a cross hairs, we are live from chop, justin finch cbs-3 "eyewitness news", erika ukee? >> justin, thank you. right now quick check on your traffic and your weather just steamy kind of start to the morning. >> oh, man, you feel it when you walk out the door, right? just makes the hair just go

immediately limp, or this way. one or the other. depends who you are. yes, so still dealing with this theme here today tonight, initial part of tomorrow. but tomorrow when the cold front crosses through so we could be looking at some pockets of heavy rain, certainly few thunderstorms with that line crossing through, but right now thankfully, not expecting any kind of major severe weather outbreak. hopeful tray will hold. meantime maybe you have future weather cast nerve your household, calling all kidcasters join meteorologist, kate bilo tomorrow, at the crayola experience in easton, hoe g kid caster audition frost none until 2:00. and you can fine more details at cbsphilly.com/kid caster. and it is important to note it will be air-conditioned in the crayola experience, that's a plus. >> i just got huge grin on my face. kidcasters are the best. they are the best. >> definitely need to keep bright spot in your head, because once you get outside unfortunately, we have some bad spots. ninety-five being one of them. looking toward the right side of your screen, southbound, we

have accident, majority of it on the shoulder, between woodhaven and academy but as you head further south into downtown philadelphia, it is a wash really. rush hour traffic you may find little sun glare, so you just want to, you know, pack your patience this morning and patco still single tracking. they'll be doing that for awhile, so definitely will impact folks commutes, stay on the southbound side. >> good heads up. >> thank you torrey. next on cbs this morning nora mentioned, heads you stay healthy, shirts, hats, belts even bunny is for your baby, just saying, can help track fitness. >> two onceis. >> please joining us dark and early each weekday morning we start our show at 4:30. thanks so much for joining us, have a great day. see you later on. be well. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪

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