question quote did you ever give any of those young women quaaludes without their knowledge? cosby's attorney makes several objections and comedian never answers. the the suit was brought by former temple university athletic department faculty member andrea connstand credited with publicly revealing and leading charge against cosby's alleged behavior. the case was settled and documents sealed in 2006. the since then, more than two dozen women have accused the philadelphia a icon of second you'll assault. >> i have been called a liar. >> reporter: one of the cosby's accuser joan, calls the revelation vindication. >> i mean he called me and other women a liar, in the press, and now people know that we're not liars anymore. >> reporter: cosby has never been charged with a crime and statute of limitations on most of the accusations has expired. but that doesn't mean there aren't legal ramifications coming up at 6:00 i spoke to an attorney representing three of cosby's accusers and why he says, that this could change

everything. reporting from center city, i'm steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a decade ago former montgomery county district attorney bruce castor declined to bring charges against cosby in the andrea connstand case. now that the case is public he is explaining his decision. >> it doesn't surprise me that he testified that way. we always operated under the theory that he had drugged andrea connstand. theory and proof are obviously different things. >> coming up at five credit 30 castor explains why he did not file charges the first time around, and be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage and remember, you can always get latest anytime at our web site at cbs philly.com. private school principal is a arrested for allegedly having inappropriate contact with a student. george simmons was head of the concept school in thornbury township chester county. the six two-year old is accused of indecent assault. it allegedly started last

spring and continued into winter. the student was between 14 and 15 years old at the time. district attorney tomorrow toll hogan is concerned there could be other victims. >> he did teach at schools both in pennsylvania, and outside of pennsylvania, for really the last 20 to 30 years which means that we will be checking with all of those schools to see if there are any other victims out there. >> simmons has been fired the concept school is cooperating with that investigation. a brutal attack inside of an atlantic city food market leaves a store clerk dead, sources say officers shot the clerk's attacker multiple times after that suspect lunged at them with the knife. it all unfolded this morning on north pennsylvania and adrian avenues. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan is live at the scene with more on this, cleve. >> reporter: jessica, late this afternoon police cleared the scene and it all started inside of the cedar market with that knife attack, we understand that the the suspect was then intercepted in the middle of the adriatic

avenue by the police officers who then fired on him and the atlantic county prosecutor's office which handles all officer involved shootings is investigating this case and also the initial incident, so far, no details on exactly what happened. >> we're still all in shock here. it is a shame. >> reporter: owners of the cedar market on pennsylvania avenue say a customer came in tuesday morning and went berserk, slashing an employee's throat. >> he walk in the store the employee was doing the coffee. so he started. >> reporter: sources tell "eyewitness news" as police responded to the scene the suspect a local man in his mid 30's tried attacking one or more of the officers with the knife. they say a veteran patrolman pulled his gun and shot the suspect. >> he is a customer, that frequents the store. there is no rush now, you know sometimes, i don't know, i just don't know. >> reporter: the the employee killed is egyptian, living in

new york, and came down to the atlantic city at the advice of the friend who got him a john in the cedar market. this was only his second day. >> he was hired by a manager so, he just started yesterday. >> reporter: more than a dozen people from st. paul orthodox church came to the store to mourn the 29 year-old employee >> we will pray for this man. >> reporter: he has no family here no family here. just all of the people coming from one city, so all of one family. >> reporter: cedar market remains closed right now owners have been in and out with some people to try to get the place cleaned up. we understand it was a horrific scene inside, so much that several officers that attend todd this, had to go to the hospital for their stress to be evaluated. the owners of the store tell us that they will try everything that they can to pay for some of the expenses, so that this former employee can be sent back to egypt and

buried with his family. we're live from atlantic city, cleve bryan cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good cleve thank you. the july heat has settled in across the delaware valley, it is hot humid and some showers and storms could pop up. we will get over to meteorologist kate bilo, live on the cbs-3 sky deck. kate, it is sticky out there. >> it is indeed, jessica and breezy as well but right now it is quiet in philadelphia, and most of our suburbs. even though it is steamy at least we're not dealing with showers and thunderstorms for now, we have a few off to the north. so let's take you out to storm scan three and i will show you what is going on. heat and humidity really causing these pop up showers and storms to form and they have heavy rain. the closest we are seeing them right now up in the poconos and portions of bucks county and mercer county, rest of the region is pretty quiet. just a couple of showers and storms popped up over chester county as those started to fizzle. you can see heavy rain coming down with that one storm over northern northampton county and we have a couple of other showers moving from montgomery

into bucks county and at the moment it is all part of the grand landscape as we await the strong cold front starting to move through tomorrow. we will get southwest flow and it brings in this heat and humidity. i can tell you dew points are very uncomfortable. dew points around 70 degrees making it feel worse then it is. those showers move out of here as we go through this evening but temperatures right now sitting at 90 degrees at the airport and feels hotter. i'll tell you when heat and humidity may break and may be just in time for your weekend coming up, jessica back inside to you. f-16 and zest man collide over south carolina. a crash rain down plane parts and debris on the small town north of charleston. two planes collided around 11:00 a.m. we know pilot of the f-16 ejected safely, no word on his condition. it is unclear how many were on board the zesn a or if any of them survived. a six year-old is

recovering after being shot in philadelphia's grays ferry neighborhood last night. police say a single shot was fired from a car that entered a rear driveway on the 1800 block of south 31st street. the child was outside playing basketball with more than a dozen others when he was hit in the foot. no arrests have have been made. no charges are expect to be filed against a septa bus driver who fatally hit a pedestrian overnight. investigators say a man was hit by that bus at 11th and walnut and then dragged five blocks. the driver was not aware he a had hit anyone until authorities pulled him over at 11th and vine. police say bus was equiped with cameras and they are examining them. five-year anniversary of the deadly duck boat crash on the delaware a lawsuit has been filed in another accident involving ride the ducks. last may a woman was hit and killed by a duck boat while crossing the the street at 11th and arch. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry is live at sixth and chestnut now with more,

syma? >> reporter: jessica, those duck boat toursoa intersection but according to a lawsuit filed today folks are trying to get those duck boat tours off the streets and out of the the water. >> you don't promote philadelphia tourism by drowning and crushing to death tourists. >> reporter: a lawsuit is trial to put brakes on duck boat tours in philadelphia suit has been filed exactly five years since a duck boat accident in the delaware river killed two hungarian tourist. >> three deaths in less than five years. >> reporter: third victim, liz car nicki was struck by a duck both on may eighth while her husband watched just steps away. >> just horrifying. as you can see him watch his wife get crushed to death in front of his eyes. >> reporter: lawyers say several blind spots prevented the driver from seeing the the victim. >> why didn't he see them? was he distract and didn't look or was it more likely she

was in the blind spot caused by the design of the deadly duck boat. >> reporter: the suit claims that the vehicle's avoid modern day safety regulations because it is made from 1940's chas is. lawyers say drivers are distract because they act as to your guide. the the duck boat company says that is not true, they released a statement saying in part our equipment is regularly inspect to insure a safe operation on land, water and our drivers are trained annually on safe driving procedures. the lawyers also are suing the city for not having a pedestrian traffic light the at intersection. >> did not have the traffic signal that she needed to let her know whether it was safe or not. >> reporter: and the duck boat company also points out that their driver did not receive a citation in that accident and eyewitnesses say she was distracted. now, we have reached out to the city for a statement but officials tell us they do not comment on pending litigation. we are live in olde city, syma

chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> same, thank you. still to come on "eyewitness news" possible trouble for a icon, why fbi and police are swarming home of the jared fogle the man who lost wait by only eating at subway. chunks of ice fall on people inside a frozen cave. anyone who has been on the diet knows eating carbohydrates is a big no, no but latest research shows eating a certain kind of carbohydrate can slim you down, what you need to know about skinny carbs coming up next.

more legal troubles for donovan mcnabb arrested for dui in arizona gilbert police department released his mug shot. they said he was impaired by alcohol and rear ended another vehicle stopped at a red light. this a alleged incident happened on june 28th. in word if anyone was injured mcnabb was arrested for dui in 2013. subway is suspending its relationship with spokesman jared fogle off fbi agents raided his home today. fogle was caught on video leaving his zionville indiana home this morning. agents were seen taking electronics out of that home. the raid is believed to be connected to the child pornography investigation involving a former employee of fogle's foundation. that foundation focuses on childhood obesity awareness. >> we didn't see him. mostly his family and his wife and stuff like that but we

never saw anything too strange. we figured he like to remain private. it is weird to see this going on. you wouldn't expect it from a family like that. >> fogle a has not been arrested. he became subway's pitch man after losing 200-pound while eating their sandwiches and exercising. a popular tourist destination in washington state became a death trap when chunks of ice felon people inside a frozen cave. cbs news correspondent brian web tells us hikers go inside the dangerous ice caves despite warnings from authorities. >> crews will be working to recover person killed when part of the big four ice caves collapsed. it happened 70 miles north east of seattle at the a tourist site that authorities warned was dangerous, because of warm temperatures. >> because conditions of the ice are so dangerous at this point, teams from mountain rescue and other rescue volunteers are looking at conditions of the ice to see how safe it is. >> reporter: monday evening

rescue choppers return one woman and two men to the nearby hospital in serious condition. their injuries range from head laceration toss 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. >> reporter: the deadly cave collapse comes just one day after hikers sarah and captured this video of the section of the ice crumbling. >> welshing by just looking at the cave you could tell that this is not a save cave to get in. >> reporter: 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 of the minivan felon her. in recent months u.s. forest service warned hikers not to go inside. brian web for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". still ahead on "eyewitness news", the u.s. woman's soccer team gets a u.s. hero's home. we will will take you to the celebration honoring the the world cup champions. we are told carbs are a

dieter's down fall but what if it turns out that is not entirely true. some of them can help you burn fat and lose weight. health reporter tells bus skinny carbs, we will be right

it is a big welcome home for team u.s.a., woman's national team is celebrating the world cup title. champions celebrated with fans and a lot of them during a big party in los angeles this

afternoon. of course, on sunday, the team won the first u.s. women's world cup since 1999, delran, new jersey carli lloyd the star of that game, scoring three goals in just the the first 16 minutes. >> it is amazing i want to thank you guys for all of your support. it was an unbelievable sport. great to be here in l.a. we look forward to traveling all over the u.s., and we thank you you guys. you guys are the best fans in the world. >> very excited stuff there. team u.s.a. defeated japan five-two. >> such a fun day exciting stuff. >> so exciting. >> they took lead early and then exciting from here. >> now our local girl in there, it was awesome. >> i know, the the best. >> how about that weather. >> it is not the best. it is a great pool day for kid that went in the afternoon to jump in the area pools. we don't have a whole lot of thunderstorm activity either which is great news. we had half heavy storms last night.

tonight is quiet but we will watch tomorrow and then gannon thursday for another round of thunderstorms. we will get heat and humidity. those storms just like to form, storms thrive on heat and humidity. we've got that plenty over next few days. lets go to the poconos which just got hit with heavy thunderstorms and just heavy rain. it is breezy right now as tree blows in the breeze in carbon county and it is gray, in the sky as well, but looks dry. it doesn't look to be raining in the poconos right now. i want to show you the big picture on storm scan three. this is a strong cold front moving through the u.s. we have been tracking this, and finally it is getting closer to us. this will get here tomorrow. with the heat and humidity drawn in ahead of it showers and storms have been popping up all day mostly off to the north. showers and thunderstorms up through poconos and lehigh valley and couple over bucks county right now. once this moves on out we will stay pretty dry for the remainder of the evening a and overnight.

just a few thunderstorms in northampton county, i80 into new jersey and a few showers over bucks county. rest of the region is quiet for now but we will be watching tomorrow. tomorrow looks like today storms mainly scattered in the afternoon. so far we are not in any risk for severe weather. i will let you know this that changes but heavy rain would be biggest threat with any storm that pops up tomorrow afternoon or evening. it is hot out there. 90 degrees in the city. eighty-seven in wilmington. eighty-eight in millville. few other cities in chester we're at 87. deerfield 87 as well. white hall is 85 degrees right now. dew point is in the upper 60's to near 70's. today's high 903 above average. record is 103. our current temperature dew point is 67. that puts us in steamy to oppressive. that is just about right if you stepped outside today. it definitely feels steamy. very close to oppressive. heading in the next couple of days better wet's head by friday, high pressure builds in. friday is a beautiful day. saturday looks nice as well, as we start off the weekend.

we will get through the next two days, still stays steam which showers and storms overnight, 76, not best night to sleep with the windows opened for sure, tomorrow some sun, hot and humid with a chance for heavy afternoon then are storm. you're witness weather three day forecast, steamy on wednesday, clouds with the thunderstorms still, on thursday. but friday looks berth mostly sunny and 86 degrees. tomorrow is a hot and humid day. you may want to be inside. i'm calling all kidcasters join me tomorrow at crayola experience up in easton. i will host kid caster audition from his noon until 2:00. find out more details at cbs philly.com/kid caster. hope to see the kid out there

carbohydrates on a diet are usually a big no, no but latest research shows eating a

certain kind of carbs can actually slim you down. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on the skinny cash that is being hailed as a fat burning break through. >> reporter: after decade in the dog house potatoes are back on the menu, even for dieters. >> it is good for those who have unfairly, avoided the potatoes. >> reporter: good news for other maligned starches like corn and rice which have also received a bad wrap in recent years. >> when you typically hear the word starch you think, carbs, sugar, weight gain, bad void. this is really been for the first time we are hearing starch in a positive light. >> reporter: starchy foods like bananas yams, barley, beans, typically found upon when it comes to losing weight but now increasing research shows they may actually help aid weight loss, because they contain a unique kind of fiber called resistance starch. >> resistant starch is a form of carbohydrates that goes

undigest ted in the stomach. >> reporter: which means the body is absorbing less of the food's calories says registered dietition stephanie middleberg. resistant starch aid in digestion, boost metabolism, reduces hunger and boosts blood sugar control according to recent studies that have created a buzz about the latest nutrition trend on the internet. >> what is the resistant starch diet and does it actually work? >> this lifestyle really change my life, unbelievable. >> this stuff is really amazing. it called resistant starch. >> reporter: now a growing number of food manufacturers are making breads, bagels, pasta with resistant starch flour made from corn and potatoes but just like anything else, experts warn, moderation is key. >> i just have banana in the morning and then of half a cup of beans, for lunch and then have a bake powe tait the owe for dinner. >> reporter: now, experts say it is important to keep

resistant starch food cool after cooking so they retain their benefits, nutritional benefits and it is also best not to reheat them. >> um-hmm. >> skinny carbs, who would have thought that. >> we were listening yes i like. that yes i love that. this is very welcomed news. >> reporter: but moderation, moderation always. >> stephanie, thanks very much. coming up next, more on bill cosby's stunning admission about getting drugs to give to women. will he face criminal charges? we will tell you about the loop hole that could reopen the case from 2005. plus a college quarterback kick off the team and this video shows us why, he is caught on camera punching a woman the in middle will of the crowded bar. new at 6:00 a local woman's fight begins a rare form of cystic fibrosis is is getting the attention of the president. we will talk to her about the honor that she will

i'm jessica dean. with some of the the day's top stories. police fatally shot a suspect in atlantic city this morning after allegedly stabbed a store clerk to death. sources say that suspect lunged at officers with a knife and at least one of them opened fire. chester county principal is arrested for allegedly having inappropriate contact with a student and six

two-year old george simmons was head of the concept school in thornbury township, he is accused of sexually abusing a teenager last spring until this past winter. f-16 fighter jet and plane collide over south carolina. the pilot ejected safely. it is not known how many people were on board that plane or how many survived. that is now under investigation, kate? jessica, we have heat and humidity here to stay for a couple of days, the high humidity in place through thursday. with the high humidity comes chance for locally heavy showers and thunderstorms especially tomorrow evening and then gannon thursday evening. but improvement by friday. that is the best news at all. by the weekend things look better. it will be a steamy summer weekend and we will see sunshine throughout friday, and into saturday. i will have the seven day in a bit but now jessica, back over to you. we will begin at 5:30 with the latest on bill cosby's bomb shell admission under

oath. after decade of dodging rape allegations cosby admitted to giving drugs to women he was pursuing for sex. these new details are from newly released testimony from a sexual assault lawsuit brought by andrea connstand a former temple university employee. one of the cosby's accusers called the revelation slipped case. >> i mean he called me and the other women a liar, in the press. and, now, people know that we're not liars anymore. >> reporter: more than two dozen women accused the philadelphia icon of sexual assault. four montgomery county district attorney bruce castor decline to bring charges against cosby in the andrea conn stand case. now that the case is public he is explaining his decision. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is live in the sat center with that part of the story alexandria. >> reporter: jessica mr. cosby could not have expect these comments to be made public because they were supposed to remain sealed as part of the settlement deal. now the former montgomery county district attorney says

someone on cosby's legal team drop the ball. in february of 2005, then montgomery county district attorney, bruce castor released that he would be bringing charges against bill cosby for at ledge assault of the former temple university employee, saying that at the time he found that insufficient credible, admissible evidence exist upon which any charge against mr. cosby could be sustained beyond a reasonable doubt but with the release of these most recent transcripts he says he is now able to reveal more about the decision to not prosecute a man he believes to be guilty. >> i thought that the record would be sealed, and would i go to my grave being the only one who knew, how it is that we had set this scenario up to get him. >> reporter: castor believes by not prosecuting a weak criminal case he stripped cosby of his fifth amendment right forcing him to provide testimony in the civil case that followed, and allowing the victim to be awarded damages. >> did he know that the judge

would unseal those documents? i guarantee you he didn't know that. >> reporter: but because the judge did there is an advantage, according to castor who is also rerunning for district attorney. >> if, in fact, i am the d.a. in january what i would do is i would get those depositions i would have our people tear them apart word for word and try to disprove all of the facts in there that were material. >> reporter: if that works and falsehoods were found he could charge cosby with perjury. now, here's the interesting part about that, there is a five-year statute of limittation on perjury charges. so one would think that would of expired in 2010 but castor says that begins when testimony is released. since that happened this week that side of the case can be explored until 2020. live from the sat center, alexandria hoff, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> very interesting information there alex, thanks very much. keep it right here on "eyewitness news" for the latest on the story.

get latest anytime on line at cbs philly.com. they have dismissed freshman deandre johnson from the football team after being caught on camera punching a woman. you can see in this video from the bar. johnson and the woman were in the altercation. he then punched her in the face while grabbing her other hand. it is not immediately clear what the confrontation between the two was about but johnson's attorney says the woman used a racial slur. this video has shocked florida state students. >> i don't know why wow do that especially it is just a woman, you know, not acceptable. >> that is just crazy. i hate to see a man hit a female, i just don't like that. >> this incident happened june 24th johnson has been charged with misdemeanor battery. a big step today for removing the confederate flag from south carolina's capitol ground. the state senate there approved a bill to remove flag and tomorrow that proposal

heads to the house. cbs news correspondent don champion has the very latest. >> reporter: confederate flag still flies outside of south carolina's state capitol while lawmakers debate whether it should come down. >> i. >> reporter: state senators gave final approval this morning to remove it but the bill must still be debated and voted on in the house. reverend jesse jackson visited protesters calling for the flag's removal monday night today he is meeting with the governor to talk about moving forward. >> a lot of hate left but there is more hope and healing. >> reporter: the debate here is not just about the confederate flag but the fate of the pole it flies on is also in question. most democrats want the pole down while some republicans are calling for a different flag on it. >> it is about heritage, it is about honoring over 300,000 southern americans who bled and gave their lives. >> reporter: governor nicki haley promises to sign the bill if and when it reaches their desk.

don champion, cbs news, columbia south carolina. debate reignited after nine church goers were shot to death in the church during a bible stud any charleston last month. lawmakers are expected to debate the flag tomorrow, it is not clear when a vote might be taken. historic reopening of the diplomatic relations between the u.s. and cuba creates new business opportunity for both countries. carnival cruise is announce had plans to sail from miami to cuba starting next may. if approved by cuban government, carnival would be the first american cruise company to visit the island since 1960 trade embargo. ticket price woes start at nearly $3,000 a person. a large mural honoring the pope's visit to philadelphia is getting closer to being completed. today patients at the children's hospital of philadelphia as well as their families took turns painting. different communities all around the region have been collaborating on this big project, hose ted by the city's mural arts program.

the artwork will be ultimately more than 4200 square feet. can't wait to see that. still to come on "eyewitness news" if you thought the shark tornado tv movies were unrealistic? think again a small shark did fall from the sky and landed in one family's backyard. we will explain how that might have happen, coming up. and we're in the dog days of summer and it is important to keep your pets cool but there are heat dangers you may not have thought have of that can have serious consequences. we have a three on your side warning coming up, kate? it is a hot humid evening but generally dry in the city. heat and humidity with us for a few days now and we're tracking threat for then are storms tomorrow and then on thursday better news for the weekend though. full seven day forecast is coming up

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trending on tuesday a canada's man to go up, up and away well, it fell a little flat. he tied 100 helium balloons to the lawn chair and he would fly over a rodeo to promote his cleaning company and then planned to parachute down to the ground. it didn't work. the win was just too strong, he missed the target, and when he landed the cops were landing. he was charged with mischief. a virginia family is the talk of the neighborhood and a unexpect visitor showed up from out of the sky a baby shark. just landed in their backyard. this shark measures 13 inches the family thinks it might have have fallen from the talons of a bird, shark has tiny teeth. sues bouncer says she could in the believe it. >> kid found it and came upstairs and they were real excited rain they said we found a shark. we'd like to preserve a shark. i think it is just so unique.

>> the shark is in the family's freezer now. they showed it off to any visitors who drop in. go by and see it. also trending a puppy meets air conditioning for the first time. isn't that how we feel in the summer. dog seemed to enjoy that cool air, and ahh i will take this approach when i get back in the car. this video has 400,000 hits on you tube. >> you know when you get it, and it is just so hot in the car. >> socially acceptable for humans to do that. >> just like that, when it is finally starting to get cool in the car and just completely go for it. >> get it all in your face. >> i know. >> doggies adorable doing it. >> yes babies and dogs could do. that grown ups not so much. >> we will need that air conditioning with that humidity. this is the kind of day to freak out in front of the air conditioning. the it is hot sticky, 90 degrees and it will stay this way for the next couple of days. one spot to go beat the heat is down the shore beautiful

evening in ocean city, cape may county. folks still on the beach sticky down there as well and it feels like the shore. i tweeted that it felt like the shore and city last night because it is steamy sticky air down the shore that i don't know about any other ladies with longer hair but i cannot keep the curl out. so sticky down the shore. steamy in the city last night. same story around the area right now. good place to go ocean city trying to beat the heat, lets check with our weather watch tours see how they are beating the heat, still seeing 90's as we check with temperatures. steve schwartz is up to 87 degrees. steve says cloud are rolling n win is picking up. it definitely looks like a storm is coming. he is in bensalem. mess of the storms passing by off to the north there steve but we could see a pop up shower as we head through rest of the evening. my friend kyle his minutes hatboro 79 degrees. full sunshine there. the rain is only making things mug any horsham this afternoon. lets take a look at our photos. our weather watchers are getting artistic today. charles winestein sent this in

and says same view, every day, as if that were a what had thing. take a look at this view. what a beautiful shot there. you can see the ocean. he is fishing poles ready for him. beautiful shot from paul minister son of this gorgeous flower. blossom is 7 inches wide. mother nature enjoying nice, warm weather. you can see wig cloud that have been building. james in ocean city, sent me this picture of cloud building off to the west all day long but never crossed over in ocean city. here's a view looking west toward those dark cloud. it has stayed dry down the shore and in the city today. lets look at storm scan three and you can see strong cold front. we have been watching him all week long and here it comes it will get here throughout the day tomorrow. tomorrow cloud will move in quickly. that could limit any severe thunderstorm development but we will track locally heavy storms once this front gets in. in advance we are seeing showers and a couple of spotty thunderstorms this evening. mostly moving on north, we have one over mercer county right around trenton area

producing heavy rain north of trait evening and the rest of the region right now is quiet and hopefully will stay that way through the rest of tonight. heat and humidity stays with us and with that the threat for thunderstorms continues over next few days. ninety at the airport. eighty-seven in wilmington. pair of eight's in millville and dover. we can see dew points in the 60's and 70's, pleasant to the north but as we head in the 70's that is when dew points get in the oppressive range and it will stay that way through the next couple of days. even so the sunnies out it is not a bad night to be out and b you will be sweating when you step outside. it is like waiting through hot fudge but just not as delicious as a going through hot fudge would possibly be if you have ever done. that lets look at future weather. tuesday, 6:00 p.m. showers and storms move away. in midnight we are clear. steamy, not a night to leave windows open. it will be sticky out there cloud will move in. watch these storms popping up, they are not every where but they are heavy throughout the afternoon and evening hours especially so once again track ago this round of afternoon

thunderstorms. overnight tonight partly cloudy steamy 76. some sun and humid with a heavy afternoon thunderstorm tomorrow. here's you're witness weather seven day forecast that front lingering in and another wave comes along it on thursday. brings a chance for a thunderstorm. friday, much nicer, we will clear it out. saturday looks like a great start to the summer weekend. but still press i good once we hit friday, jessica back over to you. >> thanks very much. hot temperatures and humidity can make us all miserable in doubt about that but weather can take a different sometimes more serious toll on pets. three on your side reporter jim donovan joins with us reminders. >> when a heat wave hits, limit your pet's exercise and provide ample water and shade but there are other things to consider too. when temperatures sores think about paws on the pavement. >> if you cannot put your hand down on the pavement or the surface your pet will be on, and hold it there comfortably they cannot hold their feet there comfortably necessarily. >> reporter: pets on the grass

or wait until things cool down especially since dogs and cats don't sweat same way humans do to cool down. dogs love to cool off in the water. watch them like children never leave them unattended and necessity when they need help getting out. after the pool they should get a a rinse. >> because pools are chlorinated with chemicals you want to try to do fresh water rinse eater with a hose or shower when your pet comes out because our pets don't groom and lick their fur and feet and we don't want them ingesting chemicals from the pool. >> reporter: when a pet comes along for a quicker rand never leave them behind it is deadly to leave your pet in the car during the summertime. 85-degree day the temperature inside a car with the windows even slightly open can reach 102 degrees within ten minutes. that is a big thing. i almost broke a window once to get a dog out. >> it breaks your heart. people are not thinking, they don't go in and out. >> they get stuck in the line, do not leave the dog in the car. >> you saw that dog with the air conditioning, they need

cool air too. >> exactly. >> thanks very much. still ahead on "eyewitness news" month more secrets for caitlin jenner, insider takes a closer look at the new documentary series coming up next.

two americans are gore by fighting bulls during an annual festival in spain. this happened during the full bull requires as thousands cashed alongside six bulls through the streets of pamplona three americans were among the 11 injuries, mostly with bruises from falls. the bull runs are a tradition in spain. dozens of people though are injured every year in those runs. caitlin jenner is back in the news, her much anticipated documentary series is now just weeks away. insider's debbie, joins us now live from hollywood with the inside scoop. >> jessica, there is a whole lot going on with this family from courtney kardashian's split with scott disick to the new found freedom. in the center are the children. they are dealing with divorce, grand pop's transformation. >> caitlin she's free. >> i want to make you proud of

your daddy. >> reporter: emotions raw as caitlin refers to herself as a father. >> unaudible. >> reporter: in the promo for upcoming e documentary series we see complex balance of living an authentic life were being sensitive to how her emancipation as a life a as a male affects her ten children. >> when i come home, you know, i just come here in that state of mind. >> i love you. by the way i love you. >> reporter: as for mess that has ended scott and courtney's nine year relationship. >> you know, i realized i'm just perfect and everybody else around me that has got issues. >> reporter: analysis appropriate for someone who refers to himself as lor disick. one thing they did agree on was not discussing transformation obfuscate lynn with five-year old mason until he can better understand the situation. >> i don't want to talk about it in front of the mason yet. >> me either but he will come

to an age and start asking questions and whatever happened to that grand poppy had. >> look for many more family revelations when i am kate premiers sunday july 26th on e. i necessity i will be watching. back to you jessica. >> thank you, we will insider right here on cbs-3. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00 now at 6:00 a day after bill cosby's stunning admission went public we will get reaction from the attorney representing three women, suing the comedian. donovan mcnabb is in trouble again. we will tell you why out west kate. heat and humidity here to stay for the next few days. and, heavy showers and thunderstorms, and thursday. i'll have your full forecast coming up at 6:00. plus our stephanie stahl sits down with the local woman honored tomorrow at the white house. how her fight begins cystic fibrosis caught the attention of the president.

the fall out continues over bill cosby's deposition admission, but what could it mean for the comedian in the courtroom, moving forward. good evening i'm jessica dean. tonight we are hearing from the attorney of three women involved in the defamation suit against cosby "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson has more on the story that is getting national attention. >> reporter: it is a big big deal. >> reporter: to the general public, following the fall of bill cosby monday's revelation may be a new salacious twist casting more doubt on the embattled cosby but to the attorney joe cameraata it is difference between winning and losing one of the nation's most high profile cases. >> these ladies are victims. >> reporter: he represents three women in the massachusetts defamation case against cosby. we spoke to him through face time. >> when they accused mr. cosby

of sexually abusing and assaulting them, he responded by branding them liars. >> reporter: monday formally sealed testimony from a 2005 sexual assault lawsuit quotes cosby admitting he gave drugs to women he was pursuing for sex. in a transcript an attorney asked cosby when you get quaaludes was it in your mind you would use these quaaludes for young woman who you wanted to have sex with? cosby police yes. when lawyer follows up with this question quote did you give those young woman quaaludes without their knowledge. cosby's attorney makes several objections, and the comedian never answers. the case was settled. the documents sealed in 2006. cosby has never been charged with a crime and statute have of limitations on mess of the accusations has expired. but cameraata says in an active defamation case this new admittance may mean justice. >> it will be helpful to the victims that have claimed that they are telling