we begin with breaking news, it is now public. perjury and obstruction of justice, the charges against pennsylvania's attorney general, kathleen cain. top ranking prosecutor in the state will have to surrender to that's right. charges come after an investigation, by the montgomery county district attorney. good afternoon everyone, i'm pat ciarrocchi. >> i'm erika von tiehl. we want to get right out to the courthouse in norristown, "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria huff has within following the story for us. good afternoon.

>> afternoon, montgomery county district attorney risa furman says today is a sad one for the people of pennsylvania, i'm holding here two very thick criminal complaints of first of which for state attorney general, kathleen cane, the other for special agent of hers, doubled as her driver, patrick reese, alleged under the instruction of cane, reese illegally acts as secret grand jury information, then purposely leaked to the philadelphia daily news. cane has been charged with obstructing administration of law, official oppression, criminal conspiracy, perjury, false swearing. that leaked information was regarding a sealed 2009 investigation, which fuhrman said today she sees as an act of revenge, that kane took to embarrass former state prosecute heres she felt previously made her look bad. the second half of those charges against kane relate to her testimony over the alleged leaks, in front of a grand jury, fuhrman stated today the evidence points to kane lying to cover up the leak.

>> the motivation for these acts, as exposed by the evidence we gathered, quite simply, in the attorney general's own words, was this is war, this was her war based upon the evidence, conducted without regard to the rules, without regard to the law, and without regard to any collateral damage, the battle might entail. >> long maintained her innocence, said she with a not step down from her position, it is expected that she will turn herself in over the next two days. reporting live from montgomery county, alexandria huff, "eyewitness news". >> thank you, attorney general kane defended her nef this statement saying in part, quote: i am very disappointed dollars that the district attorney has made the decision to pursue this case. i have maintained my innocence from the day these allegations surfaced and i continue to do so today. i intend to defend myself vigorously against these charges. i look forward to the

opportunity to present my case in a public courtroom. da risa furman says that kane will be arraigned within the next two days. we will continue to follow this developing story for you. we of course will have more beginning today on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. in other news this noon, the delaware county medical examiners office is at work determining the identity after body found in darby creek. >> that body was found during the search for a missing boy from folcroft. eleven year old lakwon hatmore last seen him driving his bike, we told but this yesterday, darby creek just miles from his home. his family is searching tirelessly for him. they have offered a reward for information. we want to turn to our forecast, after days of heat, and the heatwave, finally coming to ends. we have real shift in temperatures, katie? >> yes, slutly, and we are expect to go see more nice weather just unfold for us for the rest of the day here today, and at least yesterday, we did verify with the forecast, but it was still a

very warm day. i have to tell you with the sun at your back, definitely still warm afternoon today. let's go ahead, we start things off by taking you back if time, see how we did yesterday. watching that thermometer very closely through the course of the day yesterday. officially did hit 89 degrees, at philadelphia international airport. making it officially, a eight day heatwave as we expected. but, yes, you will only busted it by one whopping degrees yesterday. meanwhile, storm scan, pretty quiet. more than anything, looks like there is a lot of cloud cover overhead. frankly i have to tell you more blue skies out here than anything. and, we can expect to see that sunshine help warm things up for the rest of the afternoon. meanwhile, as we look forward in the forecast for the rest of your afternoon, it is expected to hit about 85 at the height of the afternoon today. pretty close to where we should be. typical high is about 87. later tonight, things begin to shift in the atmosphere. that's courtesy of approaching storm system from the west, which is currently churning back over the ohio vale. that gets here later on tonight in the form of some showers, but, this is throwing us a little bit of curve ball because not everyone gets

impacted by this, primarily the southern half of our area that will end up with wet weather. and specially leading into tomorrow. that's something he that we will continue to discuss as the show progresses and in my full forecast, you want to stick around for. that will meanwhile bright, sunny, comfortable out here on the skydeck, so we send it into you guys. >> thanks very much. if you are planning to see pope francis in philadelphia next month, you need to wear comfortable shoes, or you can ride your bike. organizers have unveiled the map for the security perimeter. it covers center city, fairmount, part of west philadelphia. you can drive out, but you can't drive back in. between friday evening, september the 25th, and sometime on monday, september the 28th. the pope's visit during the world meeting of families is expected to bring one and a half million people into center city, people who live and work in town are saying that they're training full that all the restrictions are just for that weekend. >> i think it is going to be just interesting, the mere

fact that people can't travel as much in the city. and there is going to be the id check point f we want to just walk around the block, secret service will be like hey who are you, can i see your i.d.? >> the ben franklin bridge will also be close today cars, not to pedestrians, it will also be open to bicycles, parts of the schuylkill expressway, the vine st. expressway, and the city line avenue in the area of the seminary, will be closed, i95 will be staying open, though some ramps will be blocked. now, if you were one of the 38,000 people who won septa's papal rail pass lottery, you should be receiving an e-mail with information to complete your purchase through sunday. septa is saying that applicants requested 328,000 passes out of the 350,000 passes available, so that means 22,000 passes are left over. so they would still be available to you. septa is saying they may have in-person sales as designated stations for the remainder. the pope will be in philadelphia, in just 51 days

from today. we encourage to stay with us here on "eyewitness news" as we keep you updated on the papal visit and the preparations for his arrival. our coverage will continue on line at cbsphilly.com. erika? >> bill cosby will be questioned under oath in a second sexual assault case this october. a judge ordered cost bee to give the deposition october 9th, in a lawsuit alleging he sexually molested judy huff at the playboy mansion in 1974. she was then 15 years old, will also provide a deposition. she is among more than 40 women who claim cosby gave them drugs and sexually assaulted them. authority say that most of the cases exceed the statute of limitations. >> well, turning to presidential politics, republican presidential candidates are going over last minute preparations, before taking the stage tonight in the first gop presidential debate. it is their chance to stand down in a very wide field, in front of potential voters? it is also a chance to take down some of the rivals in the

process. craig boswell with more for you right now from cleveland. >> the ten leading presidential candidate in the gop race will take the stage in cleveland tonight for the first presidential debate of the campaign. >> they are probably little nervous, the first debate, you know, so everybody's kind of wondering what the dynamics will be like. >> has prepped bob dole, dick cheney, john mccain, mitt romney for past debates. he said all eyes will be on the frontrunner, donald trump. >> you real i do have to be prepared for donald trump to say or do just about anything, i suppose. >> but other candidates are prepared to common strong. >> i like to mix it up so my staff is all saying oh, no, we need to be cautious, and i'm like i like to mix it up. so i plan on getting it, getting into it with the other candidates. >> debate will last two hours, in order to save time for more questions, the candidates will not give opening statements. before the prime time show, the other seven candidates, who did not make the cut, will have a debate of their own. >> i'm absolutely sure that someone from this happy hour debate is going to be in the top contender rang by the time

this thing is all over. >> the candidate for tonight's debate will all prepare differently. jeb bush plans to attend mass with his wife, while former arkansas governor mike huckabee will spends the day at the rock-and-roll hall of fame. craig boswell, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> and check this out. former president, george w. bush, did his civic duty yesterday reporting for jury duty, at the dallas courthouse. posted for pictures, secret service was there. was not picked for the panel, but the trial judge said he was impressed the former president appeared. it goes to show everyone, former presidents included, get jury cute. >> i they do indeed. >> coming up at noon, chase utley is getting closer to returning to the phillies line up. we'll let you know when he is expected to be back at the plate. >> and it is the ends after era, as john stewart signs off tonight for the fine time on the daily show. more on that ahead.

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chase utley is back with the phillies beginning today. he completed his rehab stint with reading last night. he had three hits, played the field for the first time, since he went on the disable list back in june, he's not expected to be activated for the line up until after today's game, or maybe even as late as tomorrow. over to the eagles now, they are back at work at the nova care complex, after

yesterday's day off. head coach chip kelly spoke just short while ago. the eagles first pre-season game, can you believe it, just ten days away. >> tonight is the final show for john stewart. >> signs off tonight after 16 year run. he rewrote political commentary with his biting comedy l have longer platform tonight. the show is expands to go an hour, the guest list is a secret. the set will be donated to the museum in washington, d.c. >> you think you what it takes to be a contestant on the hit cbs show the amazing rales. cbs-3 holding cast call tomorrow, at the kalahari resort and convention in pocono manor. get the full details at cbsphilly.com. all you need to do is search amazing race. still ahead this noon on "eyewitness news". >> real treat. we have chef jose with us, he joins us in the studio, and he's cooking up something good. that's still ahead.

katy? >> firing it up right now, looking ahead

>> breaking news into the news room right nowment chopper three live over media, delaware county where fire crews are battling flames, we're told, at this public library, on west front street. right now, not seeing any flames, or smoke, i did see little bit of what appears to be smoke damage above that window. no report of any injuries so far. but we will stay with us, and have updates for you on "eyewitness news". you know, seems like we've

had real shift in the weather. it feels so much more refreshing. to me, is that right? or am i imagining that? >> you want so much to feel it. >> that is actually what's happening out there. we have nice low dew points, low humidity to go along with the day, another real nice summer afternoon, mid 80s, generally the he can pecks takes for us out there, so pleasant day. but things are starting to shift once again in our atmosphere, watching new storm system start to nudge east, with time here. that will eventually be our next wet weather producer. not everyone gets hit this time. so let's take you out to storm scan. looking right now at a loop of the satellite and the radar, tail end of the loop. we reboot dollars our machine, so that's why the radar drops off there at the end. but you can see what we are talking about here, a lot better circulation starting to unfold here with this disturbance, call it flat out storm system at this point. and all of this is essentially rolling east. so, what's that really mean? further north you go, basically, the more likely it is that you will end up with just some quiet weather for the rest of the day.

we start it off with sunshine, now into the p.m. time frame. clouds starting to nudge closer and closer, and as this storm system creeps in, later tonight, i think you could see couple of showers from philly on south primarily. that's really the story tomorrow. this storm may just completely bypass philadelphia. i would still allow chance though for fill toy get in on a shower, but the further north you go, and we will get to that in a second, the more likely it is you stay dry tomorrow. saturday looking better, storms will zip taught say satisfy and the weekends as a whole not bad. mid 80s, some sunshine, looks good. so here's your best chance scenario. notice, the cut-off supper bucks county basically, all point wells, and all pointer eason north, no worries. live in the lehigh vale, just going have clouds tomorrow. the further south you go, the more likely it is that you ends up with some wet weather stormment not wash out necessarily, but certainly a situation, where you are going to end up, i think here, with at least couple of showers if not few rain pocket moving through. temperatures as we stand right now into the low 80s around much of the region here. it is kinds of the magic

number philly on south. temperatures into the 70s, oc, barnegat light, rehoboth in at 79 degrees, checking quickly with palmyra cove nature park, shot, pretty easy view of center city well off in the distance across the delaware. as we look out toward the beaches, it is looking good there, too. eventually, dealing with some clouds as the day progresses, the uv index is still up there, even though the clouds are going to start to build, so sun block required. meanwhile, as we look ahead to the weekends, we jump there, again things look good if you have maybe beach weekends planned, mid 80s the expectation, really other than tomorrow doesn't look like we will have shower chance in the forecast until at least monday. so, not a bad forecast, pretty consistent temperature wise for sure. >> oh, feels so much better. we'll take it, thank you. >> we are very excited about what's coming up nef. we have chef here in our studio. >> incredible small of warming olive oil, just smells heavenly. we can't wait to see what he is whipping up. dishes that you can find at his local restaurant coming up after the break. and taste test, looking forward to this all week, i

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philadelphia youth organization is cooking up very special treat for phillies finest. "eyewitness news" at espira in hunting park, some young people in the work ready program there are preparing lunch for police officers from the 25th district. it is all part of a project called cooking for our heroes. >> this is the best part of our day, pat. >> he is one of philadelphia's most celebrated and beloved chefs, and he loves the city right back.

chef jose, also iron chef, owns more than dozen restaurant nationwide, and many right here in philadelphia. >> one every his premiere restaurants will soon be re-opening after summer vacation for the staff and his new casual taco shop, buena onda offering some real exciting new item, and you are here with us in the studio. >> i am thrilled to be here. and thanks for having me. yes, you know what, we've been celebrating our latin approach to hospitality for the last ten years here in philadelphia. it just feels good to look back, and reflect on these ten years that we've put in some time, and shared some new things that we have going on in the restaurant. >> so, let's talk about some of the new things, bowser kay and i can hardly wait to taste some of this. tell us what it is you brought along today? >> got it. what we have is we have new item. fast casual taco shop, in the neighborhood, in fairmount. and we have this delicious tuna taco, which ill build for you, really -- >> oh, cook away.

>> so we have these fresh homemade flour tortillas, little avacado pure a t, i have adora rub slice seared tuna. right there. that's a mix of seasoning. >> little spice to it? >> little bit of spice, little bit of kian, chilly abra, cucumber, and with little bit of fresh cilantro. >> little crunch to it? >> yes. >> this is just a little bit of hot sauce, not too much. and little squeeze of lime. >> it looks like heaven. >> i'm going to dig in, pat. >> get in there, yes. >> one for you, dear. >> oh, i will. >> this one more upscale rest flaunt. >> yes, vuvdare in the kimmel center, second full season, we think this summer really redeveloped the menu, so we are real excited about it, and i've got great team of chefs with me, that are really like

coming up with some great ideas, actually doing more testing today. but we have great -- >> let me get out of your way. show us little bit of this. >> this looks to me like proscuitto. >> really, just scrambled eggs, pest and the style dish. what we've done, taken eggs, we put them in a kryo back bag, water, salt, little milk, goings into circulated bath, and then once they're cooked, it goes into an isi canister, which air agents the eggs. gives you nice fluffy, airy egg texture. so we have few different element, that go with that. so this is just a fresh tomato purey. watch this egg mixture, really. >> this would be one course to be is her snuffed. >> yes, we serve a eight course tasting menu or 12 course tasting menu. >> you know what i think is real interesting, too? you had introduced home-grown

organic foods, and you had done great job with that, especially from your farm, luna farms. >> yes, that's really one of our dishes, calling it the poor i canige dish, taking natural ingredient, just grown, like, this wild, and bringing them to suvvar, serving that as one of the courses, yes. local food is really what it is all about these days. >> now, as you finish -- >> i went with you to luna farm, that was great. look how beautiful. >> we have to bring up great anniversary in town, amata celebrating tent anniversary? >> unbelievable. we opened in 2005. that's really where everything started for me. and we're celebrating our ten year anniversary this october, with calling it amat a and verse are you. >> we're going have to talk about that little later on, we'll dig into this. >> the young and the restless is next.

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