>> 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 the truth

yes? >> reporter: next chapter in a long unfolding saga. in center city, steve paterson for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the allegations surrounding cosby you can get latest on "eyewitness news" and anytime on our web site at cbs philly.com. private school principal ace rested for allegedly having inappropriate contact with the student. six two-year old george simmons was head of the concept school in thornbury township chester county. inappropriate relationship allegedly started last spring and continued until winter. that student was between 14 and 15 years old at the time. district attorney tom hogan says cases like this can start when a child is made to feel special. >> and then they sexual predator starts to push boundaries a little bit with this sexually explicit e-mails and text to see if they can lure the child into inappropriate commentary and get the kids talk ago long these lines and then we head up in the schools office and end up with inappropriate

touching going on. >> simmons has been fired the concept school is cooperating with this investigation. enough to put parents on edge but even more unnerving teachers who are not arrested and moved from one district or state to another. iteam charlotte huffman has been digging deeper in this issue and you join us now with more. >> reporter: jessica, believe it or not but schools quietly letting pedophiles basically resign and helping them get hired elsewhere does happen. in fact, it is a practice so well known in the education industry, it even has its own name it is called passing the trash. >> mentor, paying a attention to me. in reality he was a middle-aged pedophile grooming me. >> reporter: at age 14 caitlin was molested by her high school track coach but stories like hers don't stop there. >> sadly, pennsylvania ranges second in the number of school educators arrested for sexual misconduct with students. among some of the teachers recently arrested for having

sexual relationships with their students are these five who the iteam told but earlier this year. each lost their license to teach, and will never step foot in the classroom again but what about the teachers who are never arrested, never lose their license and instead quietly resign, move on to the next district where parents there know nothing about that teacher's past. it is called passing the trash and it is illegal in pennsylvania but that doesn't mean that it doesn't happen. earlier this year, paula a second grade teacher in darby township pleaded guilty to sexually abusing nine students. according to the lawsuit filed by victim's parents and obtained by i team these occasions were not the first improper contact by by among complaints that he inappropriately groped or touched several female

students. outside pennsylvania is there nothing stopping other states, from passing their trash into pennsylvania. >> it is so outrageous, we cannot really sometimes believe that this is happening. it is happening. >> reporter: senator patrick toomey wants to change that. the republican lawmakers from pennsylvania, has introduced a bill that would make knowingly passing the trash between states illegal. >> i'm hoping we will take a big step forward for protecting our kids, this week. >> reporter: senator toomey's bill is expect to be on the senate floor for a vote, some is time this week. of course, we will let you know what happens. >> charlotte, thanks very much. another hot, humid day all across the area will we see relief anytime soon? meteorologist kate bilo joining us from the cbs-3 skies deck with more on that, kate. >> we promised all winter we would not complain about the heat and humidity. i'm in the complaining. it is steamy. it doesn't feel all that bad. it is dry in the city for now but we are tracking chance for showers and thunderstorms

again, tomorrow and then gannon thursday. lets look outside and see all of the showers that moved by to the north have moved out of the area at the moment across northern new jersey we are still seeing a couple showers and storms. one over mercer county right now. if you are around trenton or further north that is where steady rain is coming down at the moment. biggest threat of these pop up showers and storms this evening will be heavy rainfall. in mess of us should be okay for the rest of tonight however, tomorrow is a different story. temperatures at the moment still very warm. we will hit 90 last hour at the airport. now we are back to 89. eighty-four in allentown. eighty-five in the airport. with dew points in the 60's and lower 70's. it feels five to 10 degrees warmer then thermometer indicates. our first forecast keeps things in the 80's, 7:00 p.m. still 87 degrees. at 9:00 we are still at 82. warm sticky, still at 80 degrees. definitely not a night to sleep with the windows opening, if you want air conditioning and fan blowing right at you. more storms and fabulous friday and we will have a a

sneak peak in your weekend when i join you inside with the seven day jessica. >> see new a bit. just into "eyewitness news" an arrest has been made in the shooting that injured several people in a crowded kensington street last month. police say bennet kendell was taken into custody today. officers say he supplied the shotgun used in the shooting in the 700 block of east hilton street that injured seven people. "eyewitness news" obtain this video of the shooting. police say the suspect shooter is still on the loose. $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction of that suspect. tonight, former eagles quarterback donovan mcnabb is facing new legal trouble following his latest dui arrest in arizona gilbert police department released his mug shot today and they say mcnabb was impaired by alcohol and rear ended another vehicle stopped at a red light. at alleged incident happened on june 28th no word on if anyone was injury. mcnabb was arrested for dui in 2013. the atlantic county,

prosecutors's office is investigating a deadly police shooting in atlantic city. investigators say officers shot ape killed a suspect this morning after he fatal liz stabbed a store clerk. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan has more from the scene. >> just spotted it yesterday. >> reporter: it was his second day on the job for an employee stabbed to death tuesday morning inside cedar market on pennsylvania avenue in atlantic city. >> he just came back from egypt. he was living in new york. he work yesterday and today. he just came. >> reporter: store owner says that the 29 year-olde beginnings employee with dual citizenship was working at the coffee station when a man with the knife came inside and went berserk. >> according to my employees he just came in, and went crazy. >> reporter: sources tell "eyewitness news" as police responded to the scene the suspect, a local man in his mid 30's, tried to attack one or more of the officers with the knife. they say a veteran 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: police involved shooting remains under investigation. is there surveillance at the store and atlantic city police wear body cameras so there should be several source toes help detectives piece together what happened. members of the local orthodox church gathered at the cedar market to mourn the employee with no family in the u.s. >> just all of these people, coming from, what city. so all of this looks like one family. >> reporter: owners of the cedar market say they will try to pay for expenses as former employee can be flown back to egypt and buried by his family. in atlantic city, i'm cleve bryan, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a six year-old boy is recovering after being hit by a stray bullet last night in philadelphia's grays ferry neighborhood. police say a shot was fired from a car that had pulled into a rear driveway, in the 1800 block of south 31st street. and the child was hit in the foot while playing basketball, with the group of people.

so far no arrests have been made. a man was hit and killed by a septa bus in center city overnight. this happened shortly after one at 11th and walnut. police say bus driver was not aware he had hit anyone and he even continued to pick up and drop off passengers. a cabdriver who witnessed the accident, flagged down an officer who was then able to get about the to us pull over, police say it is not likely that the bus driver will face any charges. on the five-year anniversary of the dead liz 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 street at 11th and arch, and liz carnegie was killed with her husband just steps away. lawyers say several blind spots prevented the duck boat driver from seeing carnegie as she was crossing. >> why didn't he see her? was he distracted and didn't look? or was it more likely she was in the blind spot caused by the design of the deadly duck boat. >> ride the ducks released a

statement reading in part our equipment is regularly inspected to assure a safe operation on land and water and our drivers are train annually on safe driving procedures. the suit also names the city for not having a pedestrian traffic light at that intersection for where the accident occurred, the city has had no comment. still to come on "eyewitness news" she's battling a debilitating disease but it is how this local woman is fighting cystic fibrosis that is earning her an honor from the president. stephanie stahl has more about her inspirational fight. plus governor of delaware is taking action to snuff out e cigarettes, the the law he signed today that once again limits their use. kate? and jessica, we have had a few showers popping up earlier today, those have since moved on out and tonight should just stay steamy but how long does humidity last? we've got some better news as we head toward the weekend. i will have the seven day forecast in just a a few minutes, leslie.

phillies are reshuffling their pitching staff and woman's world cup champions come home to a big rally. the flyers get their first look at their young players what did they learn this week? we will hear from ron hextall late are in sports.

a montgomery county woman will be honored at the white house tomorrow for her efforts to fight a devastating disease. stephanie stahl is here now with more. >> imagine getting a message from the white house it happened to a philadelphia patient who is becoming an advocate, she will be honored at the white house tomorrow among nine being awarded as champions of change for being on the front lines of finding new kind of treatments. it was on her phone emily crammer first learned the white house wanted to honor her for her work to find better treatments for cystic fibrosis cf. >> we have been really focused on accelerating research. >> reporter: emily, who is 30 and takes variety of medications has a rare, advanced stage of the progressive lung disease. >> the funny thing about cf is it is very possessive. i look really healthy on the outside and that mask the fact that i have advanced stage

disease and i'm about 35 percent lung function. >> reporter: from her home in bala cynwyd she started emily's entourage about raising money about cystic fibrosis. it has contributed more than 1.5 million-dollar for research on the rare mutation that is threatening her life. >> we're really trying to buy time, so that there is a future where i can benefit from. we're running out of time report report her time fighting cystic fibrosis will be recognized by the president's precision medicine initiative that is encouraging research on targeted treatments and honoring people like emily who will be among nine awarded as champions of change. >> my hope is that emily's entourage, and this precision medicine initiative will lead to a break through that gives me, you know, a future. >> reporter: now emily says research evolving from research precision medicine has potential to save her and tens of thousands of other patients. we have more information about her entourage and the white house honor on cbs philly to

the come and i will put that on my facebook and twitter feed. emily says she's excited about meeting the president tomorrow, at the white house. >> very exciting, and cheers to emily for doing something. that is just incredible. >> stephanie, thanks very much. a new law you in delaware makes it illegal to smoke e cigarettes inside restaurant and other indoor places. today governor markell signed a bill that bans people from using electronic smoking devices including pens and e cigarettes at all indoor public places in delaware. this bipartisan measure add to the state's clean indoor air act which prohibits regular smoking at indoor public places. >> the percentage of teenagers, are using these e cigarettes dramatically increasing. that is concerning. so, i think it is really important that we send a signal that this bill sends. >> the new law takes effect in 90 days. the american red cross is teaming up with the philadelphia fire department,

to save lives. today marks the beginning of the no more fire deaths campaign, red cross workers and fire fighters from the seventh engine and ladder companies went door to door installing free smoke alarms in high risk neighborhood. they also had a chance to talk to residents teaching them how to keep their homes safe. which is a wonderful thing to talk about right new because, as we look at the time change, change your batteries and you get in the summer and for get bit. but you need to have your smoke alarms. >> you have to stay on top of that. >> how is weather looking. >> it is hot steamy outside. anyone outside knows it is down right soupy out there and it will stay that way for next day or so but then we have improvement but difficult make one small tweak to the seven day forecast. lets take a look outside first and take a look what is happening right now down in ocean city. you can see it is hazy, hot humid and a is in beach day and folks outside on the boardwalk. we could go for a big fresh squeezed lemonades and funnel cake to go with it, as long as we are there we might as well

have funnel cake too sky scan three is looking dry and doesn't look like any showers will get to the shore points this evening. so that is great news for folks at the shore. storm scan three shows our next cold front. this will be moving in through the day tomorrow. it now looks like another push of thunderstorm will come through thursday and that may be stronger then this first round that come through tomorrow because cloud in the morning may limit intensity of these storms. in the meantime we have a couple showers popping up, mainly to our north. those are moving on out. still rain over mercer county and heading up toward new york city. rest of the evening looks quiet for us just warm, and steamy. speaking of steamy lets take a look at how warm it is out there, temperatures climbed up to 90 we are at 89, hot spot there, we are in the 90's in montgomery county. eighty-four in allentown. eighty-six in wilmington. dew point is 67 degrees. here is our comfort indeed. dew point measures how much moist another in the air when we have dew points in the 60's and 70's we will get in the steamy toward oppressive range

and it feels soupy outside. for the rest of tonight here's 9:00 p.m. not expecting anything to get in. tomorrow morning cloud increase here's 11:00 a.m. with a few spotty showers ahead of the main push of showers and storms that comes around three or 4:00 and clears out by 10:00 p.m. watch what happens on thursday, we will see sun warms up, gets steamy. thursday afternoon looks like a strong line of of storms that will come through between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. on thursday and it will linger. what i have changed is made friday not quite a full day of sunshine. the it starts out with clouds and showers and throughout the day those cloud will decrease and push off shore and then by friday afternoon we are looking at full sunshine. that is only tweak we have made, friday looks nice but these cloud may be slow to clear. we will call it becoming sunny on friday instead of straight sunshine. saturday does look like full sun with high pressure overhead, highs climbing to the upper 80's. overnight tonight partly cloudy, steam ate 76. for your wednesday some sun humid with that chance for

heavy afternoon thunderstorm. another thunderstorm on thursday. next friday that change i made in the forecast turning sunny in the afternoon maybe cloud in the morning don't get discourage. saturday looks great and then sunday is in the the bad either just a stray thunderstorm nice pool day on sunday with a high near 90, i have a six year-old birthday party, miniature golf on sunday so hoping the forecast would cooperate. >> do not need to rain on the birthday party we do not need to rain on the birthday party. >> "cbs evening news" is just minutes away. scott pelley ace head with just a look at. >> that here's the "cbs evening news", two people are dead after an f-16 jet collides midair, with a private plane. we will have that story plus this doctor made millions by prescribing cancer treatments to patients, who didn't need them. as questions arise over this spectacular nascar crash, we will have a look at how safe, the fans are. those stories tonight on the "cbs evening

leslie is here now following phillies who is on a california adventure. >> late one for phillies, back in action later tonight with the dodgers. today they sent down sean owe sullivan and kevin car era and called up gonzales and hector nares. jimmy rollins played for the first time against his former team and jimmy came up clutch, hitting a single to score the go ahead run as phillies lost ten-seven. game two of summer league action for sixers when they take on the celtics in utah. sixers coach brett brown and general manager sam hinkie got their first look at jahlil okafor last night in one of the nba summer league. okafor scores 20 points and pulled down nine rebound for the sixers, following the 74-71 loss. he gave himself a grade of c minus but at pcom, they were impressed with jahlil's game. >> he will be a guy that will command a lot of help and attention, he still had 20 and

nine. with patients, with help, with support from the other guys, everybody figuring out how to play with him and him figuring out to play with other guys, i think he will be fine. ron hextall and head coach dave hakstol if that is not confusing, check out new flyers as they started a development camp today. thirty-three players hit the the ice at skate zone in voorhees for five days on and off ice work. this is their first chance to learn how to be professional hockey players. >> we can teach teach them how to be a pro teach them nutrition, and life skills, on ice skills, off ice skills, off ice training, it is almost as if you look at it a week of education for the kids. >> and the u.s. women's soccer team celebrated its world cup win with fans out in los angeles. team u.s.a. beat japan five-two in the final on sunday behind delran new jersey's carli lloyd's hat trick. america last won women's world cup in 1999.

it was the most watched soccer event, ever in history. >> millions and millions of people incredible. >> it is great. >> so much f

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>> pelley: death in the sky. an f-16 slams into a private plane. we'll have the latest. also tonight the doctor specialized in fraud. he turned hundreds of patients into victims with cancer treatments they did not need. >> i cannot believe any doctor would betray so many people. >> pelley: it's a dangerous sport... for fans. new calls for nascar to do more to protect spectators. and a brand-new beatles record, a record for longevity. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the government says a man who