court documents revealed the comedian testified he bought sedatives with the intent of giving them to women in order to have second with them. good evening. i'm jessica dean. the documents from a 2005 lawsuit were releaseed today despite cosby's lawyers fight to keep them sealed. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in the cbs3 sat center with details of cosby's testimony. david? >> reporter: jessica, bill cosby's attorney did not want this deposition released. he said it would be embarrassing to his client used the word humiliate. well it is releaseed. we know it's inside. the big take away bill cosby admitting to giving women drugs before having sex with them. this mural on north broad street honors a philadelphia icon. bill cosby is part of a larger mural to highlight fathers. the quote reads fathers stand up every day to be responsible let's celebrate these fathers so other which is follow. but cosby's whole some image continues to crumble. in this lawsuit obtained bite associated press cosby admitted to getting quaaludes with the intention to give them to women he wanted to have sex with. more than two dozen women have accuse the philadelphia based comedian of some form of sexual assault. >> this is very damming testimony that was given back in 2005. >> reporter: philadelphia attorney tom klein isn't involved with the cosby case but has watch it unfold. >> the key issue now is whether those women knew that they were being drugged like he says but they did. >> reporter: termer temple employee andrea couldn't stan accused cosby of sexual assault and sued him. as part of the 2005 deposition, her attorney asked cosby point blank, when you got the quaaludes was it in your mind that you were going to use these quaaludes for young women that you wanted to have sex with? cosby said yes. >> later in the deposition, cosby mentioned having sex with a woman in las vegas though her identity is not clear. i meet the name a redacted in las vegas. she meets me back stage. i give her quaaludes. we then have sex. i do not -- i can't judge at this time what she knows about herself for 19 years a passive permit. >> this is a serious additional compounding factor in the on-going cosby saga. >> reporter: will bill cosby be charged for crimes that allegedly happened years ago. tom klein said it's very possible bill cosby's attorney declined to comment on this recent release of these documents. meanwhile, cosby is no longer affiliated with many boards and universities including temple university where he resigned last year. reporting live in the sat center david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, thanks for the new information, david. you can stay with i'm witness news for continuing coverage of the allegations surrounding bill cosby. get the latest oh and "eyewitness news" and of course any time on our website it's cbsphilly.com. fast moving storms popping up across the region tonight and some of them are carrying heavy rains prompting flooding concerns. meteorologist kate bilo is keeping a close eye on the radar she joins us with more on what's happening right now. kate? >> that's right, jessica. we especially one storm now moving into portions of lancaster and chester counties and it's right here. it's got a lot of lightning with it an lot of heavy rain. these storms moving from south to north all night long and some of them prompted flash flood warnings. we have one over bucks county i'll show that you in just a minute. i want to show that you this storm lost lightning moving quickly toward lancaster you can see a few showers further south of there as well this kim pack portions of new castle county an area that was under a flash flood warning earlier tonight. showers over the lehigh val vol now broken up but we will continue to see these heavy rains move through from south to north overnight. and again here's our flash flood warning tinicum township down towards hilltown and perkasie reports in bucks county of 8-inches of water on the roads that's how heavily this rain came down much it's coming fast and furious these showers and storms will continue to move through during the overnight hours. let's take look at future weather and you can see what we're talking about. again the showers and storms lifting in another round just south of the delaware that's going to come up through delaware and could hit the city by about two 3am. they will be scattered and finally by tomorrow morning we clear out. another chance for scattered showers comes late tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow evening. in the meantime, it's warm and it's very steamy outside. 77 right now at the airport. 77 in wilmington. we'll hold in the mid 70s pretty much all night long. so definitely a night for the air-conditioner orphan i'll tell you how long the steamy weather will stick around coming up with the seven day forecast. jessica? >> kate, thanks so much. a four alarm fire ripped through a pay less shoe store and forces evacuation in delaware county tonight. chopper three over the scene on 69th street and upper darby as crews battled the flames there. homes behind that store were evacuated due to the heavy smoke smoke. we know one firefighter was transported to the hospital but his condition is unclear at this time. the fire has since been placed under control. tonight a philadelphia community is mourning the loss of a young mother killed over the weekend. emotional vigil for 17-year-old anita cotton as friends and family gathered in hunting park. police say cotton was stabbed to death by another teen girl. after cotton's group got into a fight with other teens following the city's fourth of july celebrations. police are still searching for the person who killed cotton. the young mother leaves behind a two-year-old daughter. more charges have been filed in the april kidnapping of a woman on philadelphia's jewelers row. police now say this man recruited khiry gay and basil bee wee to grab a female employee of that store and force her into a van. they rob the woman and demanded security codes to the jewelry store which the woman did not know. she was eventually thrown from the van at a cemetery in darby. she suffered a concussion and broken ribs. authorities are investigate a vaccine mix up in clinic that was located inside memorial hospital's sail salem county we know at least five children got the wrong vaccine. we have also learned vaccines were improperly refrigerated and had to be destroyed. here's investigative reporter charlotte huffman. >> reporter: for 25 years shots for tots at administered free vaccinations to the counti' uninsured but this evening county officials say no more. the county run immunization clinic is shut down. >> we're just making sure we put -- we're putting a lid on the negative aspects of this program. >> reporter: county attorney michael mulligan says the two registered nurses in charge have resign. nurses mandy cassidy and nicole johnson were nowhere to be found for a comment. after audit and county investigation found five children were given the wrong medication. and vaccines worth an estimated $20,000 weren't refrigerated properly deemed unsafe and thrown out. >> in the past year, the shots for tots clinic vaccinateed only 22 people. five of them were children who received the wrong medications. they include two children who received expire vaccines, one child who received a vaccine despite being under the recommended age one child who officials are still trying to determine what kind of vaccine the child received, and in what county officials are calling the most agregious case one two-year-old boy received an excessive dose of the cervical cancer prevention vaccine gardisil. >> it's an inappropriate medication obviously for a two-year-old. and it was given in adult dosage dosage. gardisil administration to someone of at the present time years can present a problem with regard to neurologic development the. >> reporter: the families have been notified and whether the children will be affected is not yet known. but the county has agreed to pay the medical bills to monitor the children for the foreseeable future. this afternoon memorial hospital released a statement saying that the hospital has no medical oversight of the clinic. they only provide the space for the clinic to run free of charge. in salem county, i'm charlotte huffman, cbs3 "eyewitness news". there are important steps you can take to keep your child safe. first confirm the type of vaccination before it's given. also only take your child to licensed professionals. after vaccination make sure to watch your child for any possible reactions. and familiarize yourself with what shots are recommended and when they should be given. we've got more information for you any time at cbsphilly.com. the women's world cup champions back on american soil tonight. team usa arrived in california shortly after 9:00 p.m. the players will be honored at a rally tomorrow in los angeles. they also plan to meet the president at some point. all eyes are on south jersey's carli lloyd who scored the fastest hat trick in women's world cup history. earlier today she spoke with cbs's anthony mason about the legacy of team usa. >> you have a dream. it's definitely achieveable and we still all manage to get here to this point and, you know, i think it's just an amazeing accomplishment. >> our local hero surprised high school soccer team from chester county when the team traveled to see lloyd and the rest of team usa compete in the quarter final game they had no idea they a shot at meeting their idol. >> "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco talk with the girls tonight. >> reporter: when they're not scrimmaging or scoring goals these high schoolgirls from avon grove are rooting on the us women's soccer team and hometown hero carli lloyd. >> people we look up to so when we see them play it like -- it's like what we want to strive for and who we want to be. >> i love watching them play. they've been my idols for so long. i get emotional when they scored scored. >> reporter: girls team with coach brittany barnes fresh back from a trip to can in a do to cheer on the woman in their quarter final game against germany. they got a surprise visit from super star carli lloyd. >> she jumped out of the van and we all went craze seem we were screaming. >> i think they were speechless but i was speechless. i was trying to keep my cool. >> she didn't have to stop and say hi to us but she did and it might not have been like a huge thing to her to us it was nuns a lifetime and i'll never forget that. >> reporter: when carli scored her hat trick in sunday's final against japan these girls felt like they were cheering so much more than just an athlete on tv but a friend and role model. >> everybody was going nuts. we know her. it was awesome good for this group of freshmen through seniors canada and carli brought soccer to life and made them realize dreams are possible. >> i think it motivated us. like if we just put our minds it to 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 of a new season. in kennett square, chester county i'm diana rocco cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> what a great experience. new tonight honoring heroes who saved a man from a sinking car. collingswood police officers christina bowen and james cavenaugh recognized tonight for their bravery. last month they jumped into the cooper river and pulled adam nicely from his car. he'd suffered a medical emergency and had gone into the river. many words of thanks tonight an lot of smiles at the ceremony. a wild scene on a crowded beach and it is all caught on camera. a plane crash lands on beach and then hits a 12-year-old boy. tonight we're hearing from the child's parents about how their son is doing. also ahead tonight long days at the office. wouldn't it be nice to just kickback, take little nap at your desk? new research that may have your boss wanting to you sleep at work. kate? >> that sounds good to me. we're track something storms outside this evening. take look at storm scan3. you can see showers and storms lifting in from south to north. it's a warm steamy night and we are stuck in some muggy weather fort next few days. i'll tell you when the humidity finally breaks a bit coming up. >> plus a classic cookies gets a sophisticates makeover. why the makers of oreo are going they make little hearts happy and big hearts happy too because as part of a heart healthy diet those delicious oats in cheerios can help lower cholesterol. cheerios... how can something so little... help you do something so big. back on "eyewitness news", the south carolina state senate has voted to take the confederate flag off the grounds of the state capitol. the measure face a future the state house of representatives. the debate over the nag reunited following a deadly shooting last month. south carolina state senator clem pinckney and eight other african-americans were gunned down during a bible sudden is it a charleston church. police say the shooter was inspired by racial hatred. president obama says the united states and its allies are making progress in the fight against isis. today the president briefed reporters during a visit to the pentagon. >> our coalition now hit isol with more than 5,000 air strikes. we've taken out thousands of fighting positions tanks vehicles bomb factories and training camps. we've eliminated thousands of fighters including senior isol commanders. president obama stressed stopping isis will be a long-term campaign. european union members say it's now up to greece to come up way plan to deal with the debt crisis. voters reject add proposed bailout yesterday. greece would have received $8 billion in exchange foreign creditors wanted steep tax hikes and cuts to pensions and public spending. greece banks remain closed and limits remain on atm withdrawals withdrawals. the troubles in greece influence u.s. stocks. the dow jones closed down frick points. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq also ended the day down as well. pope francis is in what tour as part of his thee country store of south america. crowds lined up waiting for the pope's motorcade. he led an open air mass in a park then greeted hundreds of thousands of spectators. later this week pope francis is scheduled to make stops in paraguay and bolivia as part of his 8-day tour. we're a little more than 80 days away from the pope's rival here in philadelphia. for more information on the pontiff's trip go to cbsphilly.com and click on papal visit. we are now hearing from the parents of a 12-year-old boy seriously injured when a plane crash landed on a california beach on saturday. the parents of nicholas bear spoke tonight from the hospital. he was hit by that plane as he was walking back on at the beach from the water. he suffered a concussion, underwent emergency brain surgery but is now in good condition. >> it's interesting living in a community and feeling like you know some people but when something like this happens it's amazing the response is just really literally amazeing. and we really appreciate so many people reaching out to us and just continued prayers. >> bear is expected to recover. the pilot of that plane was not injured. on the health watch tonight taking a nap at work may not only benefit you but also your boss. researchers at the university of michigan say napping on the job may lead to a boost in productivity. in a study of 40 people between the ages of 18 and 50, some were assigned an hour nap. others weren't. researchers found those who revved perform better on complicateed tasks. they also felt less impulsive than their counterparts. it turns out oreos are getting a new look and it comes with a frack of the calories. oreos thins will hit store shelves next month. they're a third slimmer than the regular oreos and the new cocky is being called a sophisticated snack for adults that means this version is not meant to be twisted or dunked. i don't know about that. but about half of the people who eat oreos pull them apart first. what do you think about that? will you give them try? we'd love to know what you have to same connect us with our facebook page or send to us tweet using cbs3chat. we had some earlier. we sampled them. we could twist them. >> we twisted them. we flew in the face of what they wand us to do. >> fancy arroyos. >> they're delicious. >> they are. >> they're better than last year's watermelon oreo. i think they did that last year. >> mint is better. >> we'll we've been dealing with heavy showers and thunderstorms. this will continue through the rest of this evening f you are out and about tonight be careful on the roads. not only do we have the heavy rain in spots. we've had flooding reports of over 8-inches of rain in the perkasie area of bucks county and now we've got fog developing as well. let's take look outside. you can see it's a little fogged in here on our atlantic city camera. as we look live on skycam3. just a little bit of fog out there but the fog will thicken in spots overnight. patchy dense fog can up on you quick physical you're traveling around the area. just be safe out there. no rain in atlantic city right now. in fact the shore has largely been missed by the showers and storms that we've been seeing tonight. take a look at storm scan3. you can see the big picture a strong cold front slicing across the upper midwest noon the plane states with strong thunderstorms there. out ahead of that we're getting all this warm moist airlifting in from the south and we have. we'll be trapped in a very muggy weather pattern until this front comes through and clears us out. but it's not going to clear us out without a little bit of volatility in the form of thunderstorm on wednesday. we're seeing showers lift from south to north. you can see that flow coming from the south all the humidity is coming from and notice the heavy thunderstorm right now over portions of lancaster county just south of lancaster right toward the maryland border. the rest of the region is quiet foreshow now but we will continue to see showers and storms lift in from south to north during the overnight hours and some could have frequent lightning and again the threat for heavy rain. still flash flood warning in that area. perkasie up toward tinicum township in buck county thanks to the heavy rain that fell a couple of hours ago that goes until 12:15am be safe especially in that part of the area. right now it's 75 in reading. 74 in allentown. got a pair of sevens in philadelphia. very warm. moist night. future visibilities by 3am in mount pocono down to .3 -- three tenths of a mile there. and down to around 2 miles in atlantic city. and briefly to around zero in mount pocono. patchy fog early tomorrow morning. heading in to wednesday that's when that front finally approaches and it will bring thunderstorms mainly down the shore later wednesday evening it look like it's shifting to the east. thursday stays humid. but at least it's not as hot back to the 80s and then the humidity does start to drop by friday. showers and storms overnight. it clears out tomorrow. very very spotty shower and thunderstorms activity and then watch late wednesday. that's when a couple of these storms come through and they can produce heavy rain later wednesday evening and in fact our rain chances will be highest on wednesday at around 60%. so overnight tonight it's muggy showers and showers could be heavy at times watch pore that fog. tomorrow partly sunny with isolated shower. 90 degrees wednesday. heavy thunderstorms possible in the afternoon and evening especially from the city on east and then thursday still steamy but the best news comes friday, saturday and sunday as of right now it looks fantastic. lower humidity but nice and warm warm. a great pool or shore weekend coming up. >> sounds lovely. >> sure does. >> perfect summer weekend. kate, thanks so much. leslie is here with a look at what's up next. >> we're talking about something people have been wanting to see for long time. jahlil okafor making his sixers debut in i was tam we'll show you how he did. jimmy rollins taking on the phils for the fir as a dodger. did he think he left phi [african-style music] ♪ take my hand to the land ♪ ♪ take my hand to the land, whoa-oh! ♪ (narrator) only one family goes to incredible lengths to bring the thrills, the adventure and the best of africa back home to you. kalahari resorts. now open in the pocono mountains. book now at kalahariresorts.com ooh i think i saw dessert! but you just had a big lunch! wasn't that big steve... hey! come back here, steven stay strong! what's that? you want me to eat you? honey, he didn't say that! he did, very quietly... you can't hear from back there! don't fight your instincts. with each 150 calories or less try our chocolatey brownies, tangy lemon bars and new creamy cheesecakes. fiber one. go on, have one! phillies taking at dodgers in los angeles that. means the return of jimmy rolen. he was traded to the dodgers in december after 15 years in the phillies organization. he's the phils all-time hits leader. went to three all star games and won 2007 most valuable player award. jimmy struggled in la batting just .208. he's batting ninth tonight. phils have the worst record in baseball. so did he leave at the right time? >> i'm glad to have gotten out when i did. but i'm glad to have gotten here here. ruben and i spoke about where i wanted to go. i said los angeles. they were able to get a deal done. so that helps. helps when you go somewhere where you want to go if you have to leave as opposed to just wherever you end up. >> as for the game the phils down two-zero in the second. galvis the guy who replaced rollins at short hit the third homer of the stop tie up the game. in jimmy's first at bat against the phils he hit a line drive that ryan howard caught. fightings almost turned a double play there. then in the third check out ryan howard crushing this. this is 14th homer of the season phillies lead the dodgers five-three in the third. jonathan papelbon will be the team's lone representative at the all star game next week in cincinnati. he has a 1.65 era this season. 34 strike outs 32 innings converted all 14 safe chances this his sixth all star game appearance. and the sixers making their much anticipateed summer league debut tonight in utah against the spurs. sixers head coach brett brown and general manager sam hinkie on hand to watch debut of jahlil okafor. he scored sick points in the first half got it going in the second with a jump hook right there. in the fourth he helps tj mcconnell miss a lay up there. he grab nine rebounds in his summer league debut. the spurs go on with the go ahead basket with eight seconds left to beat sixers 74-71. but okafor is did not disappoint disappoint. >> people excited to see him play. >> absolutely. >> i am. >> yeah. >> hey, lesley thanks. we we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, 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and meteorologist katie fehlinger. for lesley, kate and all of us i'm jessica dean. you can always find us at cbsphilly.com. blue bloods is next. we'll see you tomorrow. the beast was as long as the boat. for seven hours, we did battle. until i said... you will not beat... meeeeee!!! greg. what should i do with your fish? gary. just put it in the cooler. if you're a fisherman, you tell tales. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. put the fish in the cooler! they make little hearts happy and big hearts happy too because as part of a heart healthy diet those delicious oats in cheerios can help lower cholesterol. cheerios... how can something so little... help you do something so big. danny: this is the conway residences. where's the crime scene? baez: central said to use the auxiliary entrance. you want the door next door. what's wrong with this door? this must be an 80-20. we're going to the poor door. the 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(door buzzing) got it. after you. you the first on the scene? yeah. you speak to the neighbors? anybody hear anything? not that they're saying. apparently, the victim didn't show up to work, wasn't answering his phone, so his mom came by and found him. she had a key. that's her, down there. thank you.

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