well, she spent years prosecuting cases in court, but today former pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane, is a defendant herself. we're live in montgomery county ahead of today's sentencing. >> hailed a hero, we'll tell you how a dog helped save his onofre a fire. >> live look at our center city from our cbs-3 studios, in for a mild monday, katie says it will get cool again. she'll time it out for us and today is monday, october 24th, good kay here in philadelphia. i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon, all fired up over the big eagles win. first, getting your day start wad check on traffic. >> good morning, you guys, happy monday, the city will be so excited. i was there all day yesterday,

watched the game, i don't know what ballgame the vikings are playing, but i have to say my hat off to the eagles, they great job. talking about the roadways right now, looking good, looking really nice, really quiet, dry roadways, hoping it stays that way. >> looking like it will. there are actually couple of showers out there, passage of very minor disturbance out there. you will see couple of speckles on storm scan, but not in philadelphia. doesn't look like this will even have a chance to reach us here in philadelphia or points south of that put things into motion, three hour loop, and yes, there are couple of pockets of showers, some of the pockets producing steadier rainfall, primarily off into up-state new york, off into new england, so, you know, really the southern most fringe of this. and this will continue to fizzle, so generally talking more sunshine than anything here today, guys. looking at the temperature vair weren't from yesterday this same time, it was cold morning yesterday. but now we are starting to warm things up, at least briefly, so talking surplus at

this point of roughly, give or take, degree or two, 10 degrees, so really is a noticeably milder morning, although it is kyle, it is milder than it's been, we're at seven apiece both in the city as well as atlantic city, wind out of the southwest in both of the locations, so it is a milder day. it is going to stay that way throughout the afternoon. we get you to the mid 60s here, basically where it should be. however, we are expecting the breeze to continue. that always makes it feel just little cooler. notice, it is definitely a chilly day on tap for the poconos, meisha, over to you. >> katie, thank you so much. 60s not bad, mid 60s at that. that's good, good sign, schuylkill moving in the eastbound direction past king of prussia. like i said everything is basically looking quiet. no accidents this morning. some construction out there. overall this is what you are looking at most places we look at, and on a monday morning exactly what it should look like. schuylkill past king of prussia. looking good there. ben franklin bridge, show this shot, just because it is so

gorgeous, moving in the westbound direction, few of your neighbors moving into center city westbound side. looking good. and the vine, it was open last night, no construction there, both moving in the westbound and eastbound side. looking more like a ghosttown, we like that, that's good sign at 4:00 specially monday, we know it will be busy. construction 295, two left lanes blocked, that's going to linger until 6:00 a.m. jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank, meisha. once a rising store in pennsylvania politics, call lean cane waiting to see if she'll go to jail. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live in front of the montgomery county courthouse where the judge will hand down the punishment this morning, jan, good morning. >> rahel, jim, good morning. kathleen kane sentence could range from probation to maximum of 12 to 24 years in prison. happening here today, at the montgomery county courthouse, she is expected to ask for leniency. take a look at the video. hoping why the will grant her

probation or house arrest, so she can be at home to raise her two teenage sons. kane argues that the loss of her career, her law license, and her reputation, are enough. but prosecutors call her crimes aggregious, and pushing for jail time. >> this all come after kane was convicted this summer on all nine count of perjury and obstruction of justice. during the trial the prosecution told story of attorney general fall from grace, at first enjoyed mostly positive press, but soon that changed, top deputies and sees orthopedics prosecutors started to leave. prosecutors say a calculated scheme and to embarrass a rival prosecutor led to leak grand jury documents, kane had a campaign consult and the pass those confidential files to a newspaper reporter. she then tried to frame someone else with the leak. kane did not testify at the august trial. so sentencing is scheduled to happen here at the montgomery county courthouse right around 10:00 this morning, of course we will be here to cover it all. for now live in norristown,

jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", rahel, jim, back into you. >> jan, thank you. in other news, tom is campaigning in florida through tomorrow. despite polls favoring hillary clinton, trump says, polls showing him struggling among women are, quote, very inaccurate. he even said he believes he's doing better among female voters than male voters l hold rally in new hampshire. yesterday while in north carolina her attention shifted campaign for the send and and at and house. >> two candidate for senate seat are holding second and final debate this evening. incumbent republican pat toomey and challenger katie mcginty will go face-to-face at temple university performing art center. the latest pole show the senate race at statistical dead heat. and in less than 15 days, voters have the last word. stay with "eyewitness news" as we follow the candidates through election day. our coverage continues on line at cbsphilly.com. police are investigating the death after two people found inside south philadelphia home.

investigators tell it is, the neighbor found the man and woman both in their 50's, yesterday, in the 2700 block of 11th street. they believe both died in the home. no details on cause of death. >> two police officers had to shoot and kill a dog in southwest philadelphia. it happened yesterday, in the 6500 block of greenway avenue. police say a man was bitten in the face by a stray pitbull he found a few days before. a woman did try to stab the dog, but the dog would not let go. the man was treated at the hospital. >> well, in port richmond, family dog is being hailed a hero this morning, after it owners life was saved after it was caught in a fire. flames broke out before 4:30, 3100 block of memphis street. neighbors say the dog's barking woke everyone up. when firefighters arrived they found andrea and her dog, shea, unconscious on the living room floor. >> they found her on the floor in the living room, the dog was on top of her, i guess he tried to protect her.

shea was a good dog so that's what shea did. >> she suffered burns to more than half of her body. she is in critical condition. shea is being treated for smoke inhalation at an animal hospital. >> good monday because they did it, the eagles knock off the nfl last unbeaten team, leading into second place in the nfc eels. birds scored only one offensive touchdown against the vikings yesterday, they pulled away thanks to their tough defense. eagles defense controlled the vikings all day. they sacked former eagles quarterback sam bradford six times, forced bradford into first three turnovers of the season. eagles win 21 to ten. coach pederson say the game plan targeted bradford. >> great gahm plane, again it, start up front, but just sometimes just changing things up, to help your guys be in position, we benefitted from this that today. guys did a nice job. >> and in the crowd yesterday, at the linc, angels all-star

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>> we're back with something you don't see everyday. rv caring marijuana can i goes up in flames on the delaware memorial bridge. >> this was the scene yesterday as the fire shut down the northbound lanes of the bridge. the companies owner says the van was on it way to new york, to visit college campuses, when it caught fire. no one was injured. meanwhile, tragedy on the highway in southern california, 13 people are dead, after their tour business slammed into a tractor-trailer this weekend. >> now investigators are trying to figure out how it happened. cbs correspondent chris

martinez is on the scene in north palm springs. >> a crane was needed to separate a tour bus and tractor-trailer on interstate ten in north palm springs, california, the bus plowed into the back of the truck, very early sunday morning. >> in almost 35 years, i've never been to a crash where there has been 13 confirmed fatal accidents. so it is tough. >> survivor told police, most of the passengers were sleeping at the time of the crash. first responders use ladders to reach the victims, because the door was inaccessible. >> the trailer itself entered about 15 feet into the bus. so you can see that it was substantial impact. the bus is traveling significantly faster than the tractor-trailer that it struck from behind. >> the bus driver died in the crash while the truck driver was injured, as were dozens every bus passengers. >> changes on most of the victims were unrestrained, and therefore, flown through the

air, and ended up sustaining facial trauma. >> the bus was headed west on i10 back to los angeles from a casino near palm springs. police say the 1996 bus was inspected earlier this year. >> and no mechanical deficiencies were noted. >> federal records show the bus company involved owned one bus, and had one driver. chris martinez, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". switching gears now, with halloween just week away, most people aren't thinking about snow just yet. >> how much, it is looking a little more like winter up north. take a look at this, some areas of vermont got hit with over 9 inches of snow over the weekend, green mountain power reported nearly 3,000 people were without power in southern vermont. but for ski resort, this could be a good sign for the season ahead. >> well, time now 4:42. >> let's get check on weather. katie, i guess we can't complain about cold weather when we see things like that? >> up across new england, a lot chillier, do have couple of showers, you know, actually

still disturbance still moving through the area, but right now, very quiet at least in the city of philadelphia, as we overlook it here from palmyra cover nature park. tranquil beginning to the morning, still tad breezy though. the running theme region wide throughout the course of the day. aforementioned disturbance, right now, actually too mild for anything but plane old rain, even up across connecticut, rhode island, generally speaking see more sun than anything here today. now, bigger pictures, actually very, very tranquil. you look east of the mississippi of the other that this disturbance, it is just quiet, which is lovely to see. don't have to worry about any major storm systems across good portion of the united states, however, eventually there is going to be the potential for rain. we do have these side issues, namely here, it is the wind. that will continue to again be something you in the throughout the course of the next few days, also see sunshine, trade off there. we look forward in the forecast, talking about sustain wind speeds that generally top off into the teens, throughout the course of the day. so this is by noontime. still holding tough.

likely to be little breezier at the immediate shore line. but even toward the tail end of the day, it does look like we will still have the breeze overnight it, should taper off at least little bit. although down the shore could you still have to suffer through the breeze right through the overnight hours. meanwhile, temperatures as they stands into the mid or up ear's, couple of low six off's, wildwood. but when you look at the broad picture here, we don't stand alone. actually cold nerve birmingham right now than it is here in philly. so it gives awe sense that the chill absolutely settled in through the course of the weekends, it hasn't had a chance to really respond yet. now we would be able to continue the warming trend if it weren't for another cold front scheduled to cross through, even though it comes through very quietly it does obviously knock our temperatures back. so the majority of the work week below average, substancially so, into the 50's at best, by thursday, new round every rain likely, and at this point it is looking like primarily the p.m. hours, that will be affected. meisha, over to you. >> all right, katie, thank you so much. good morning, everyone, happy

mondayment looking at roads, 95 south at girard, what you are looking at, i would say even in the past ten minute, slowly starting to pick up little bit. we can expect that on a monday, probably pretty busy today. snow is a look outside for you, a lot of vehicles out there, boulevard southbound moving in the southbound direction toward the schuylkill. you can see what it is looking like there again it is looking good, it is looking how it should. but i will warn, that there is when we start to see this many vehicles out there even before the 5:00 hour, good indicator by 5:30, moving into the 6:00 it will heat up little bit. schuylkill headlights eastbound direction at gladwynn, what it is looking like there, actually looking pretty good. still quiet on the schuylkill. construction northeast construction between lansdowne, quakertown, right lanes blocked, both directions there, for that construction project. plus pa turnpike at bensalem on the ramps both directions. heads up on that for those of you jumping on the pa turnpike. ninety-five just this is just reminder northbound between delaware service area and christianna, right lane

blocked, that's going to be blocked until around november 7th. then we have more construction to talk about, new jersey, 295 southbound two. left lanes blocked, that will be blocked until around 6:00 a.m. so hopefully that clears right after 6:00 a.m. another hour and 15 minute or so. jim, over to you. >> thank you, meisha. today will be the first day that wall street has to react to major merger announced over the weekends. we will go live to new york for full report. >> also this morning, we will take you to the mud strut, dogs putting their best paw's forward. i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions. now, as chairman of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i'm leading the fight to stop the epidemic of heroin and opioid abuse. as attorney general, i'll prosecute anyone who scams our seniors. and i'll hold the oil and gas companies accountable to keep our drinking water safe. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you.

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>> good morning, happy monday to you, we are welcoming the work week in with a seasonable forecast for you. overall a very quiet one. that said, there are couple of rain chances along the way. the other side issue will be wind that we have to contend with for the next few days, as well. how much, along the way, the winds does eventually taper off. specifically into the mid week you could even see little bit of frost. so let's get you out there, just to start things off. look at the bethlehem field camera, outside from high atop hotel bethlehem off in the distance. see sheen on the road surface, has been little rain rolled on through.

generally speaking we are going to see things drying out pretty quickly here this morning. let's go next to storm scan. you'll see the left over speckles of green when i put things into motion, you can see, where it came from. it was a steadier batch of rain in fact that rolled through lehigh, northampton county, now tapering off. that's just a sign that this latest little disturbance is nudging on out of here. meantime, a lot chillier going further north. allentown only at 48 degrees, but we are at least flirting with or actually into the low 60s in many locations at the moment. fifty-nine in palmyra. mid 50's generally through some of the outlying suburbs north of the city. but, as the day goes on, we expect very typical day. you know, normal high is right around 64, so nod bad, we cool off again come tomorrow, wednesday, and thursday for that matter. now, especially heading into thursday morning, and even wednesday morning, i do think you could end up with maybe little frost out there. so that's where the potential goes talking temperatures that bottom out in the 30's, those couple of mornings, that's philadelphia temperature, first time this season, but by

thursday p.m. specially, rain is on the way, that's our next best chance to require the umbrella, and in the meantime, you know, breeze, might be little cool. actually got some very nice fall weather to enjoy. come this weekend, there is another chance that we see some rain, as we do have new frontal passage scheduled to move on in here. you can see what happens with that. temperatures do take a lit from 64 to 59, for saturday through sunday, so you kind of are all over the place, baby roller coaster ride, few rain chances, all-in-all, meisha, no major extremes going on in this forecast. >> no complaint, absolutely. all right, katie, thank you so much. so, going to get a little chilly this morning. looking good outside, talking about the roadways, guys, blue route tail light northbound direction approaching mid-county. what you are looking at, kind of keeping our eye on this, mondays, we tip beingly do, just because we know how busy mondays typically get, especially, moving deeper into the 5:00 hour into the 6:00 hour. what we are looking at at the blue route, those of you looking pretty good. peak into 95 county delaware county, at 452.

that's what you are looking at. so northbound, looking really quiet in delaware county right now. ninety-five at ac admit, looking there, looking great, interstate 95 southbound, it is going to get busy later. so give yourselves extra time there. but right now looking pretty good. ben franklin bridge moving in the westbound direction toward center city, this is what you are looking at here, see ton of lights. first accident of the morning is right here, new jersey, route northbound before glassboro, left lane block, just heads up on that. you might get in couple of brakes going off pass by, but overall we will look okay there. construction in jersey an as well 45 and rep up a owe, two left lanes block until 6:00 a.m. rahel, jim, back to you. >> thank you, magical event for very special organization. >> the fourth annual wigs and wishes party took place last night in berlin township new jersey. the event was organized by friends are by your side. also provide wigs and grant wishes to women and children diagnosed with cancer.

celebrity memorabilia was also auctioned off at the party to raise money. >> and strut their stuff. pups and their owners take over the navy yard for the tenth annual paw's much strut. it helped raise money for paws, takes in philadelphia's homeless, abandoned, or unwanted animals. last year nearly $120,000 was raised, the event also helps the animals find their forever homes. how cute are they? >> i do like the halloween costumes that are coming out this year. >> so cute. what's that, cowboys. >> he can actually, on a rodeo. women, coming up: learning more about security breach at philadelphia international airport. coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", hear from one of the passengers involved and what they say caused a mistake. >> letter to a newspaper caused yoga pant parade in new england. we're back at the top of the hour.

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this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. ones a rising political star, today former pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane find out her fate. >> this morning, we will have more on the prison time she is facing, with a live preview from montgomery county. >> hillary clinton is making a big push in several battlegrounds state, as donald trump continues to claim the election is rigged. i'm in new york, that story, coming up. >> touchdown ... into the end zone, and the eagles are taking the lead. >> yes. the eagles take the lead and never give it back. more on yesterday's big win forecaster on wentz and the birds. >> today is monday, october 24th, good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm rahel solomon. very happy monday morning to

you. katie and meisha, keeping an eye on things this morning, good morning. >> and i hear free coffee from wawa? >> no, dunkin' donuts if you have the app. they'll be showing up at wawa, like what? >> no wonder, okay, fine. they forgot us. good morning, you guys, roadways are looking okay, we do have an accident out there. get to that in just a moment. good news, roadways are still dry. >> the further nor you go, you have a couple of showers rolling through, so places like i78, route 22 maybe, you run into couple of damp roads. notice what's happened now in the last few hours. you can see how things sort of fizzle on the radar. not only the retreat now a little disturbance, but it is just a chance for skies to clear out here as we look forward in the forecast. this disturbance is partly why. we will see the temperatures dropping off. come tomorrow, yet again, so we are seeing at least little respit from the real chill that settled in the first half of the weekends, but it is back for the majority of this