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authorities say that christine to youers of phoenixville was having a sex owl relationship with a 16-year-old student. sara bloomquist is live now. first hazing scandal and now this. >> reporter: that is right another blow for the district. christine towers work sd as a teacher's aide and -- before they knew there was an ongoing investigation by the d.a. this morning she appeared in court on sex assault charges. >> christine towers is out on bail after being charged on sexual assault and corruption of minors. she worked as an aide since 2014 and coached girls soccer, track and basketball in the district. just 15 days ago a 15-year-old student said he was in a sexual relationship with the aide. between that dade and april 17th, he says the two engaged in unprotected sexual intercourse four separate times and she told him not to tell police. it was not long ago that a student charged teammates of sexually abusing him with a broom handle. >> a letter went home to parents after the school outlining towers history with the district. the superintendant wrote when placed in positions of viol

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in the glow of the clean sweep donald trump took the stage at trump to youer with his family and newersey governor chris christie back by your side. >> in fact chris can tell if you you crack 60 with one people, that is called a massive landslide. >> reporter: trump said huge wins in pennsylvania, delaware and other primary states are more than he expect and spoke to what may be driving his supporters. >> and every single place i go, there is a disaster. manufacturing down, 40, 45, 55, 60 percent sometimes in a relatively short period of time. our jobs are being sucked away from our country. we will not let it happen anymore. >> tonight, this campaign moves back to indiana. >> reporter: before the results rolled in cruz who expected a disappointing night held a rally in the next primary state of indiana there he described himself as a under dog and trump as a washington insider. >> donald and hillary, they are flip side of the same coin. hillary clinton is made millions of dollars, selling power and influence in washington. donald trump has made billions of dollars buying politicians

i may not have flown like a pink for youer ranger, but i had a super charged experience that had me wanting more. >> that was awesome. >> and looking like peppy longstocking. >> if you don't like your hair messed up this isn't for you. you are bound to have a good time just like my guy jeffery back there, thumbs up, you want to visit i fly in king of prussia a visit cbs philly.com. back to you guys. >> thanks, vittoria. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back here at ten on the cw philly and then at 11:00 right back here. >>> coming up, why u.s. is spending more special forces >> pelley: cruz and kasich gang up on trump and a political food fight breaks out. >> i have never seen a human being eat in such a disgusting fashion. >> pelley: also tonight, the president tells charlie rose why america must send more troops to syria. >> being able to distinguish between those who we can work with and those we can't, all that's really important. >> pelley: a federal court rules against the patriots' tom brady. and art imitates life in an all-female broadway play about women in

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of sexually assaulting a member of the teen but did not report it and supposedly he said quit cry youeringgel and he said theallies are completely false and confident any investigation will prove it. this is the second time the university has looked into the would's claims against the crew coach and last your it was determined the coach did not violate the university's sexual harassment policy and they brought in an outside investigator. cal has been dealing with the allegations, 17 since 2008 involving staff account assistant basketball coach would has resigned and the diving coach. the university enjoy has a committee to look into ways to prevent sexual assault and sexual attack. >>> thank you. this morning, dubs nation and the warriors are looking ahead to sunday hoping to get redemption against the rockets in game four. the warriors struggled last night without the clutch shoot ing of mvp steph curry and got a last chance in the final seconds to steal the win but turned over the ball. houston walked away with one one-point win 97-96. >> terrible. i care about the turnover but not where

that is a live view from our for youer ctower camera. off in the sgans distance is montgomery county. reagan national is up to 53 now. low 50s around the bay, shenandoah valley, mountains most locations there too beginning to climb into the 50s. warmer weather on the way in just a few minutes. >>> we're following a developing story thin the district. a man was found shoth to death behind an elementary school. he was found around 3:00 a.m. at mozart place. we're still working to get information, but right now, we're told there is not a suspect in custody. >>> also developing, a deadly shooting in prince george's county. this happened in clinton on vienna drive around 10:00 last scene, the victim was already dead. so far no word on a suspect or a motive in the shooting. >>> this morning the prince george's county fire and ems department mourning one of their open. funeral plans have been set for veteran firefighter john ulmschneider. meanwhile the man who shot him is back home. derrick ward is live where it all started. >> reporter: good m

watch for slow downs on 301 and for pennsylvania avenue and upper moreboro slow to do youer house roadlook at the speeds. inner loop from prince george to wilson lanes heavier that the local games. heavy flow of congestion there. outer loop new hampshire to georgia. slow, 30 miles an hour and looking outside to see how things are shaping up. it's a lot of congestion. 95 from maryland southbound side icc to inner loop. slow moving traffic. bw parkway southbound slows out by powder mill and again once you hit 450. take a look coalsville you can see traffic is lightningp a little bit. it's a ton of stop and go companies and rest of pet row line and red lion on time this morning and we'll keep you updated. 66 through falls church as wel well. notice sun glare we'll see you all over the cameras from the dmv. sunglasses watch tore visibility problems back to yo you. >> erin thanks every on gun store in arlington suing. owner of inova armory filed a lawsuit against 64 people that protested people's protesting and those that conspire business and harassed own erin made death threats before the

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that is a live view from our for youer ctower camera. to 53 now. low 50s around the bay, shenandoah valley, mountains most locations there too beginning to climb into the 50s. warmer weather on the way in just a few minutes. >>> we're following a developing story thin the district. a man was found shoth to death behind an elementary school. he was found around 3:00 a.m. at mozart place. we're still working to get information, but right now, we're told there is not a suspect in custody. >>> also developing, a deadly shooting in prince george's county. this happened in clinton on vienna drive around 10:00 last

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captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ♪ >>> good morning to our youers in the westit's friday, april 1st, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning". >>> a new blast of tornadoes batter the south, and destructive storms are not over yet. >> hillary clinton gets fired up, accusing bernie sanders campaign about lying about her. we will ask sanders to respond here in studio 57. >> fox news anchor megyn kelly talks to charlie about being the repeated target of donald trump's criticism. a preview of his sunday morning conversation. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >> it's getting bigger right now. >> hope it's not coming this way. >> big boom. hail hitting the truck. >> my house is pretty much gone. >> tornadoes tear through the south. >> there it is. >> we felt the shaking of the home. my god, this is real. i nearly fainted when by saw this up here. >>> donald trump meeting with rnc reince priebus while his rifles are slamming him on national security. >> he is really unprepared to be commander in chief and leader of the

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> good morning to our youers in the west. it is thursday, april 7th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning". >>> bernie sanders slams hillary clinton as unqualified to be president. and the big apple fights back at ted cruz over his comments about new york values. >>> violent video shows a texas police officer slamming a 12-year-old girl f t to the ground. what led to the confrontation. >>> luck runs out for two brothers accused of stealing $19 million in lottery jackpots. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> in response to secretary clinton -- >> i don't believe that she is qualified. >> sanders targets clinton's record. >> he has been talking for more than a year about doing things that he, obviously, hadn't really studied or understood. >> this guy standing over there talking about new york values with hatred, with hatred of new york. >> let's be clear. the people of new york know exactly what those values are. they are the values of liberal democratic politicians. >> in ce

take a step back, already, if you look at the way that these have youer inable members of congress behavedhen the primary has been in their state, like kelly ayotte in new hampshire, she could not get far enough from the narrative and blows being thrown there. she has to be involved in some way, shape or form because she is a senior elected republican official. but it does these members of congress no good to be in the middle of a political fight when if they are in a purple state -- keeping new hampshire as an example -- all they want to do is convince voters back home they are not about the party, not about any party. they're about helping their constituents do the best job that they can do. so that doesn't surprise me. it is a little bit of a shame, considering the fact it does tend to be a place where party leaders can gather, you know, and really have conversations in a way that only does happen every four years. but you know, again, not surprising to me. >> they want to get themselves re-ele re-elected. ryan, as you know, john kasich joined donald trump in commenting on the bizarre n

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. >> thank youer in opportunity. i was very surprised o to hear of what i thought was a challenge.but i'm glad to hear it's not a challenge on mr. mikagio's abilities. he has much more to provide for san francisco and members of the fire department. thank you. >> next weeker please. >. >> good morning supervisors, i'm sandy morey speak not only for myself but for my husband jeff who couldn't be here today. i will defer nie comments. i think all the accolades for mr. nikagio has been given and i trussennen -- trust you'll move forward. >>i forward. >> annie chupg, nicole jurychovac. >> i'm mary ivasaky, i'm a priet citizen recommending myself as much today. all the accolades have been said with steve and he is a person that has gone through adversity. both personal and with the fire department an commission. i think i think he listens hears and acts necessarily when these bad moments come. i think if we're looking for changes with the fire department, we'll see them from him and from the other commissioners. especially hearing what you've said and on the reports that have been made.