we will keep an eye on this, and keep you updated. >> also tonight, kathleen cane strikes back. she's accused of leaking grand jury information. the attorney general said she's the victim of a political vendetta. it's a story that begins with porn, racial insensitivity, and religious bigotry. >> who kane says is plotting against her. the attorney general has said she was innocent all along. >> kane explained why she thinks others are out to get her. deanna durante joins us in harrisburg. deanna? >> this news conference was billed as an opportunity for her to answer questions about the criminal charges she's facing, she didn't take any questions, she read a statement, and she talked about e-mails that her office uncovered sometime ago. she blames those e-mails as to why she's facing criminal charges today. >> i am innocent of any wrongdoing. >> kathleen cane is accused of

leaking grand jury information to the press. ordering staff to dig through employee e-mails. she did not answer questions or explain how e-mails uncovered after her review of the jerry sandusky investigation relate to the criminal charges. she called those e-mails sexually explicit or religious and racially offensive. she painted a picture of a plan that had been hatched years ago, to remove letter from office. >> the chain of events that led to this moment began long before that. it began with the group of state educators and judges passing pornographic and religiously offensive e-mails among each other. >> her spokesman did answer some questions. >> i would say that she is talking about a series of e-mails that has long been known in the public arena. >> she's prevented from saying

too much because of a judge's order, preventing her from talking about them. >> can you provide us a copy of this order that prevents her from talking. >> as we've seen in the press, some of those e-mails have been released. >> you would have to talk to the judge about that. >> no criminal charges have been filed in relation to the e-mails. kane says more than 20 in her office were disciplined. kane says she refuses to step down and points to what she labels as high arrests in her office. >> i made a promise that i was going to finish a job, and i was going to do it. >> kane says she'll happily release all of those e-mails if a judge issues an order directing her to do so, and issues in that order that she be protected from any criminal or civil charges from it. i reached out to that montgomery county judge. he's not seen letter news conference. i also reached out to the district attorney's office. we were informed of a policy that prevents them from talking about comments made by criminal

defendants. diana durante, nbc10 news. deanna, thank you. you can listen to kane's entire explanation and the message she sent to her sons. i want you to look at these images now, it's a developing story out of china. at least seven people are dead, at a series of explosions at a port in the northern part of the country. hundreds more are hurt, the first blast happening in shipping containers at a warehouse for hazardous materials. that explosion triggered more blasts, the first explosion was estimated to be the equivalent of three tons of tnt. that's what you're seeing on your screen right now. the second explosion was even bigger at 21 tons. back here at home, you're about to see new video that may help police find the driver who dragged a man down a south jersey street. here it is right now, taken around 1:00 in the morning. it was yesterday on quincy court

in glassboro gloucester county, two people get out of the car, knock on a window of a home, and take off. they return two minutes later, this time, the two people come out of the house and confront the four people inside the car. the driver takes off, driving a man down the street. a woman was driving the orange dodge neon. the man who was hit is okay. we have new information about a deadly hit and run involving a tour bus in center city, philadelphia. the bus driver tells them he had no idea he hit anyone. the bus killed joseph yesterday morning at franklin and race streets. right outside police headquarters. the bus hit and dragged him before continuing on to washington, d.c.. the driver tells them he wasn't aware he hit anyone. and the 19 passengers say they didn't know either. a search is under way for a gunman who shot two guys in southwest philadelphia. it happened on 30th street. two men in their 20s were

sitting on a front pore much when the gunman unloaded, firing two dozen rounds at the house. both men are okay, the bullets just missed the victim's sister who's six months pregnant. to more violence in east germantown, police say someone shot three people, two men and women around 1:00 this morning. all three victims are in stable condition. police are still looking for the gunman. six weeks since governor wolf vetoed the pennsylvania state budget. a group of montgomery county faith leaders met to ask for an end to the impasse. they spoke to republican senator bob mench. they say the budget delay is going to hurt schools. republicans say they won't approve tax increases. powers says both sides need to negotiate. >> fortunately you see that people are stubborn, they don't want to move on their sides or

issues. which is sad. >> until a deal is reached, billions of dollars earmarked for counties nonprofit groups will be held up. cuts are coming to the christina school district athletic departments. just how deep will they be is unknown? the district school board introduced a preliminary budget last night. there's a $9 million shortfall. jv coaches, band directors will no longer get extra pay for extra responsibility. guidance counseling at elementary schools will be cut. and five delaware state troopers are being dropped as school resource officers. a deadline is looming for homeowners who were impacted by hurricane sandy and want their insurance claims reviewed. fema issued a reminder today, people who filed sandy related claims under the national flood insurance program have until september 15th to see if their claims were under paid.

fema has already sent letters to 142,000 people who filed sandy claims, offering to review their files. so far they've only heard from about 8900 people. here is the question, will they increase tolls to cross the delaware river? we should know in a few hours. the burlington bridge commission says it needs $100 million to make safety improvements. a vote is slighted for 6:00 tonight, if approved, the increases will begin next month. right now at 5:00, new details on how leaders plan to get thousands and thousands and thousands of people into philadelphia for the pope's visit. >> a big part of that plan will include public transit from the other side of the river. nbc10's drew smith spoke to leaders today, he joins us live on the camden waterfront. >> people want to know how this

thing is going to work. i understand officials aren't releasing all the details yet? >> they're not going to, because they don't want you to know exactly how it's going to look over here when people try to get up on the ben franklin bridge to walk across. we do know police chiefs across both states are partnering and they need to plan to make sure they're on the same page to make this pilgrimage as smooth as possible. when it comes to the pope's visit to philadelphia, there is some optimists about the transportation plan for the event. >> we have a top notch transit system. >> it's not as hard to find people who aren't as hopeful. >> i was going to go away. hopefully i can get out of the airport in time. >> it's a mess. the whole thing is going to be a complete disaster. >> we took questions directly to the man in charge of the delaware river port authority which manages bridges. here's his take on security.

>> we're still refining those plans and there are elements of those plans that are not ever going to be disclosed. we also found out the construction on the ben franklin bridge will go on hold as pedestrians take the place of cars on the bridge during the planned clove our. >> it really is a joyful moment for this region, we need to keep it in that perspective. there's going to be some inconvenience, there's going to be a little bit of cost. >> as of today, there are about 60,000 special passes still available on the patco, you won't be able to buy them the day of the event. parking is limited at those stations and once it's item patco staff will redirect you. >> i don't know what they blocked off or what they haven't blocked off, i don't want any part of it. >> tomorrow afternoon we expect to learn more about what the new jersey department of transportation is planning for the pope's visit. they're going to be speaking here in camden, and they're going to take the press on a walking tour to show you what's going to happen in late september.

live in camden, drew smith, nbc10 news. >> if you ride patco or septa, we have all the information you need for the pope's visit. look for the special section called preparing for the pope. it's not the real thing, but this may be your best chance of getting a picture with pope francis. that's right still ahead, where you can find the special cutouts and where they'll be popping up all around town. also tonight, the black lives matter movement hits the streets of philadelphia. we'll tell you who demonstrators want to send a message to. mother nature will be putting on a show tonight. why conditions are looking great for one particular kind of media shower.

dozens of people marched through the streets of philadelphia this afternoon, as part of the black lives matter movement, sweeping through the country. the protests have slowed. police say they now outnumber protesters in st. louis, where the black lives matter movement began. protests started on the anniversary of michael brown's death. the unarmed teenager killed by police.

>> we wanted to make sure that the world knew that black joy is important and relevant. >> there have been no arrests in the philadelphia march. to decision 2016, more trouble for hillary clinton. she's turning over the personal e-mail server she used while she was secretary of state. >> the controversy is giving a boost to bernie sanders campaign. jennifer johnson has the story from washington. >> more support. >> after months of demands, hillary clinton has finally handed over her personal e-mail server to the justice department. clinton used her private account as secretary of state. now it's known that at least two e-mails were top secret, despite previous denials. >> i did not e-mail any classified material to anyone on my e-mail. >> the controversy is hurting clinton. a new poll now shows her trailing bernie sanders among

new hampshire voters. >> people are worried about it, they don't think she's trustworthy or honest in part because of the e-mails. she's really taken a hit. >> how are you doing? >> jeb bush is also on the attack. last night he blamed the former secretary of state for the rise of isis. >> when the president and secretary clinton, the storied team of rivals took office. so eager to be the history makers, they failed to be the peacemakers. >> clinton's campaign says bush is making a pretty bold attempt to rewrite history, jeb should blame his older brother for the takeover of isis in iraq. >> ladies and gentlemen, president of the united states, donald j. trump. >> donald trump is bashing bush and clinton. his campaign is short on specifics, big on show. >> the question many people are asking now is will vice president joe biden enter the democratic race. his campaign says no decision has been made yet. jennifer johnson, nbc news

washington. students in our area will benefit from a big grant being awarded to help low income teens take advanced placement tests. the department of education is getting more than $673,000. new jersey will get $556,000. advanced placement tests are very expensive, they cost about $90 each. these grants will help reduce the costs for low income students to about $12 a test. 38 states are getting nearly $30 million in grants from the u.s. department of education. >> the key thing with advanced placement courses is that research evidence shows that the courses help students do better. not only in high school, but when they get to college, students who have taken ap courses are better prepared. >> even if they don't do well on the exam. >> the goal is to encourage students to take the courses by eliminating obstacles. a second man is arrested for

a money bag heist in new jersey. police say two atm employees accidentally left a bag of cash on the street. it contained $150,000. later a van pulls up, a man gets out. and takes the bag. police say the man has been arrested at a motel in newark. police arrested a suspected driver of the van last month. 42-year-old alton harvey. harvey bought an suv with some of the money. police have not said if the rest of the cash has been found. a new jersey native spending a year in space is giving a unique view of his hometown. this is the photo here that scott kelly tweeted from outer space. he said after 300 days in space. 15 years, i finally got a picture of my hometown. kelly is one of two astronauts on a year in space mission at the international space station. he's studying the medical and

psychological effects of long term space travel on humans. his identical twin brother is being monitored on earth. the meteor shower will be at its peak tonight. experts say will conditions look perfect for nighttime viewing. >> sheena parveen joins us now with more on this. this should be clear for us to see. >> skies are going to be clear tonight. what's so awesome about these meteor showers. it's a large comet, it orbits the sun every 133 years, what's going to happen, we're going to be passing through the debris field from the comet, this happens every august, just so you know. it's the percy immediate yore shower. we expect clear skies tonight. and because we have a new moon. that's going to create great viewing conditions. that's going to be your best viewing across the area. doesn't matter where you are, just as long as you can get away from the city lights. expect 100 meteors per hour, this has been observed for over 2,000 years, it's going to be a

great sight. they're going to be going all over the sky, not just from one direction. you won't have a problem seeing this as long as you can get away from the city lights. temperatures are pretty comfortable the lou humidity in place, it's going to stay that way tonight. hopefully you can get out there and see the meteor shower, it's going to be comfortable for that. locally, the low humidity continues as we go into tomorrow. let's take a look at our headlines here, as we go into tomorrow, temperatures will be staying at about the mid to low 80s, more nice days ahead as we go into tomorrow and friday. even over the weekend. we also have a heat wave in the forecast too. we have temperatures back around 90 degrees, that's going to come with a dry stretch of weather for us. live look across center city right now. mostly sunny skies. humidity is low, only 37%.

and temperatures are comfortable even through the lehigh valley, low 80s for allentown and reading. south jersey and delaware, temperatures here are in about the mid to low 80s, it's comfortable everywhere with that low humidity too. this is the way it's going to stay into tomorrow. tomorrow's going to be nicer than today, believe it or not. satellite and radar, nice and clear across the area. we're watching a few showers, just to the north and west of the poconos, i don't think these will bother us, we expect clear skies overnight tonight. low hud mitity stays around as we go through the rest of the evening. it's going to feel comfortable. especially early tomorrow morning. through the day tomorrow, expect sunny skies again, humidity stays low through the afternoon, temperatures will be a couple degrees lower than today in a few spots. still looking at the lower humidity, temperatures will be getting hotter. we still stay dry through friday afternoon, we're going to start getting closer to the 90 degree

mark. that's going to last through the weekend. clear and comfortable. temperatures mid-60s, philadelphia. tomorrow mostly sunny, low humidity, temperatures around the mid to low 80s, another very nice day. and as we go into sunday, the eagles preseason game, take a look at this weather, we have nice conditions all the way through the game. kickoff 105. temperatures by the afternoon, we'll be topping out possibly around the low 90s. we're looking at another heat wave in the forecast, there you see it across the weekend dry but hot. we took out the rain chance. it's going to look a little dryer now. the heat wave is three days of 90 degree plus temperatures in the forecast. so far it looks like we have that. it's coming back. coming up, we'll take a look at your weekend forecast, and your shore forecast. a fight over food trucks. why owners think they'll be thrown out of a college campus.

a tiny delaware neighborhood that's home to a big and local charter school. they promise they're going to be a good neighbor.

emergency crews are on the scene of a serious accident of havertown county. a child was struck by a vehicle in the 1600 block of lawrence road at eagle road. a medical helicopter is responding to transport that child. no word if it is a hit and run. the world's most closely watched case involving under inflated footballs. >> deflategate has arrived in federal court. >> the may tree otts quarterback

entered a lower manhattan courthouse this morning, as he tries to have his four-game suspension overturned. moments before brady was handed down his suspension, roger goodell arrived to a crowd of boos. in court, the league told the district judge, it did follow its collective bargaining agreement with the player's union properly when it decided on the four-game suspension for brady. there is considerable evidence that brady clearly knew about football deflation. tom brady and the player's union disagree. saying without concrete evidence the suspension is unfair. in the july internal nfl decision, brady had his assistant destroy his cell phone, containing more than 10,000 text messages from last

season. after more than two hours of talks, the judge pushed each side to reach an agreement on their own or they'll return to court next week. despite its hardline stance against one of its star players on tuesday, the league would fully adhere to the judge's decision. >> i would certainly cooperate fully with that, and we'll allow the judge to handle the process from there. >> process that continues to keep the quarterback off the field for the start of the upcoming season. back here at home. neighbors say their streets are tight as it is. now, add hundreds of students to the mix. >> how they're fighting against a new charter school next at 5:00. then at 6:00, west nile warning. it's a virus that can turn deadly. now there are signs this could be a bad year for west nile and part of our region. the one area where more mosquitos are testing positive for the virus.

if you lived here, would you want people walking up to your neighbor's every day. >> their streets can't handle all those students. >> the school sits in the midtown brandywine neighborhood in wilmington. resident thes are bracing for

more trouble as the school year unfolds. tim furlong was in the neighborhood today. >> what's their biggest concern? >> let's look at the list. traffic, parking and probably traffic. you see this neighborhood, it's pretty tight. people are starting to come home from work. the house is packed tightly, the traffic is crazy around this tight little turn back here. now these folks, whether they like it or not. many don't. they live in a school zone, some people didn't want this big vacant building to come with a school zone. it's here and everyone is trying to co exist. >> there's no space. that reality is no space. >> deon has lived here for 67 years, he's one of the residents who made it clear, he doesn't want the new charter school opening around the corner in this building. roughly 220 age and ninth graders are starting school here. the school plans to expand to 550 kids in grades 8 through 12. >> traffic is an issue, you can

see how short and narrow that turn is. >> a camera on our bumper shows how it gets tight through here. when i talked to school administrators today, they admit they don't have many parking spaces of their own. they will not be allowed to pull down this street to let them off, even in bad weather. >> school administrators have claimed they won't tolerate that. we're going to be trusting the school administrators to make sure they enforce the way the students arrive and depart. >> it's any neighborhood and i want the best for it. >> claire was happy to see add mifrn straighters driving away from the neighborhood this morning. we saw some parents waiting on the side streets where they're learning they're not supposed to be. a judge has ordered the school to get an annual report on the neighborhood. if they don't keep their promises, they are going to drag them back into court. >> they're going to hold them accountable if they don't live up to what they're saying?

>> exactly. >> the office building is huge and it's right here too. the neighborhood is used to some foot traffic. what happens when the school over here -- where is everyone going to park? some neighbors are now working correctively with this school to try to figure this out. lots of other neighbors tell me they're going to keep a close eye on this school. they're going to get some angry phone calls, maybe from the lawyers. live in wilmington, tim furlong, nbc10 news. >> staying in delaware now. officials are talking about spending millions of dollars to fight drug abuse. jack marcal asked for $4.5 million to tackle the problem and got it. it includes increasing withdrawal management services across the street, and increasing the number of beds at sober living facilities. 185 people died last year because of a suspected drug overdose. doylestown may soon join two other bucks county communities supporting the legalization of medical marijuana.

the full council adopt the resolution. the council will meet about it on monday. penndel and sellersville already urge the state to make marijuana available to those with chronic illnesses who could benefit from the drug. medical marijuana isn't legal in pennsylvania. but supporters have been trying to push it through the state legislature. a bill did pass through the senate this year, but the house hasn't done anything with it. medical marijuana is legal in delaware and new jersey. the cost for a medical card in delaware is $125. in new jersey it's $200. a fight is building over food trucks in part of university city. an online petition launched monday already has close to 1500 signatures. what's the beef? philadelphia city council woman jean black well interest gused the bill that limits the number of trucks that surrounds drexel university. it also charges owners a hefty fee. there are 25 vendors, the bill lowers that number to 10 and

charges them $127 a year for parking. the road to the jersey shore on route 55 never reaches the beaches. instead it ends in cumberland county, and that was not the initial plan. tonight lawmakers are trying to extend the road road to cape may. it's original destination. in a recent letter, legislatures call on the state to extend the road from morris township to cape may, the matter is still in committee. the list of bill cosby accusers grew again today. three women came forward this afternoon, to debail allegations that cosby sexually assaulted them. two of the women were actresses, the third is a flight attendant. they're represented by gloria allred. allred responded to one of cosby's attorneys who's questioned why these accusations are being made decades later. >> there is statute of limb nations on the right of free

speech. a person that alleges they are a victim can speak out at any time. >> with these new allegations, nearly 50 women have accused cosby of sexual assault and rape, a recently released deposition shows the comedian admitted to sedating at least one woman and purchasing drugs. cosby has denied the allegations and has never been criminally charged. you may have seen them rifling through your trash or pawing at your bird feeder. new jersey is looking for ways to fight back against the growing presence of bears. and even if you can't adopt a pet right now, you can still help nbc10 clear the shelters. we'll show you how next.

changes for hunters in new jersey this season, bear hunting season will expand according to the new jersey fish and game council. it's an attempt to control the

growing population of the animals. the new rules add an additional six day hunt in october of 2016. and opens up new areas where the hunts can happen. hunters can kill one bear per season. nbc10 is working to clear the shelters this weekend and find new homes for needy animals. >> if you don't want or can't take care of an animal, there are other ways you can help too. monetary supports are always welcome, so are peanut butter, towels or sheets. you can donate books to the del co spca or spend some time at the shelter. >> even coming in and volunteering time to socialized shelter pets can change a life, and make it more impactful for the shelter pet when they're needing a potential family. >> you can give a few hours or whole days. there are even programs for runners who are needed to exercise the dogs. by the way, win win situation

right here, that's what we're saying. we're teaming up with dozens of animal shelters across the area, to help find homes for pets in need. >> participating shelters will be offering reduced adoption fees in hopes of finding homes for animals in need. come out this saturday for shelter locations and fees, tap on the nbc10 news app and look for clear the shelters. who wouldn't want their picture with pope francis? okay, so it's not the real thing, this might be your best bet of getting a picture with the pontiff. why these special cutouts will be popping up all around town. beautiful weather today, humidity stays low tonight. skies stay clear. perfect for the meteor shower. we also have a heat wave in the forecast, we'll show you those temperatures coming up. at 6:00, preventing danger, what some members of local law enforcement did to make sure you

and your family are safe during the pope's visit to philadelphia.

tickets to see the dalai lama for one philadelphia event in october sold out quickly. the religious leader will be in town to accept the liberty

medal. tickets are gone, but tickets are still available if you want to see him at temple. >> the dalai lama to the pope. he's not scheduled to arrive in philadelphia until next month. he already popped up at a phillies game and the battleship new jersey. >> jim, what's this all about? >> popped up literally, guys. >> we all know by now the pope's visit to philadelphia is going to affect a lot of people, there are going to be detours on the roads, schools are going to close. even getting around on septa is going to require a lot of luck. the world meeting of families trying to build some excitement here with this, pop-up pope. people loving this, cardboard cutout of the pontiff is the perfect photo op, today there was one in center city. >> this is a celebration of the campaign for mercy and justice in honor of pope francis' visit, we're asking people to join us to either make a gift to the

francis fund which provides concrete act the of mercy in our community or to write to congress for bipartisan legislation to end and prevent hunger and homelessness in our country. >> a serious message with all of this. the world meeting of families describes mope francis as the people's pope. you can expect to see the pop-up pope in places where everyone can see him. you can buy your own pop-up pope francis, look at this, we found this one on the web. for $160. back to you. >> very interesting. thank you so much, man. let's talk eagles. demarco murray has been on and off the field for a variety of reasons during the last couple weeks. >> he's expected to be a big part of the eagles offense this season many what have we learned about demarco today. >> it's a little interesting. demarco murray was held out of some of the team drills at

practice, he says he's not hurt, and he says he's getting better from being sick. here's demarco today. he was held out of the first training camp practice because of his hydration levels, and he missed portions of other practices over the last week. ryan matthews has taken a lot of the first team reps. demarco says today, he would like to be out there for every rep, he says you have to be smart about it. >> i think there's a difference between getting the reps you need, and getting too many reps, some situations where we felt it's key i'm in there. and there's certain situations where i'm comfortable on some things, it all depends on how they rotate and what not. >> you heard demarco use the word comfortable there. is he not comfortable with all of the eagles running plays yet? we're going to hear more from him about that at 6:20. i'm john clark, let's send it back to you. >> john, thank you.

nbc10 is the official television station of the philadelphia eagles. >> we're just five days away from the birds preseason opener. our pregame coverage starts at 12:30. jackie and i are thrilled to host. we'll have the post game show as well. see you then. speaking of that eagles game, i have that forecast coming up for you in a second. but as of now, looks like it's going to be part of a heat wave possibly. we have more nice days ahead, if you like today, you're going to like tomorrow, you're going to like friday, and into the weekend. it looks pretty good too. we're talking about a heat wave, temperatures getting back near 90, and then possibly into the low 90s as we go into the weekend and to start off next week. a dry stretch of weather coming along with that, our weekend rain chances yesterday that we put in the forecast, we took those out. it's looking dryer. philadelphia seeing just about mostly sunny skies right now, temperatures in the mid-80s, 84 degrees, it feels like 84 degrees, meaning the humidity is

low, today our high so far was 84 degrees. average high is 86. tomorrow we're going to be around 83. still comfortable friday. we get up to 87. saturday, that's when we expect to be around 90 degrees through the area, it's going to be pretty comfortable. until then, it's going to get hot over the weekend. nice and dry on satellite and radar, nothing in the way of showers around, it looks beautiful at the shore. here's a live look at cape may, gorgeous view around the beaches in delaware and new jersey. a lot of people out there in cape may and over the weekend, i'm sure a lot more people, because temperatures will really start to warm up more. we are dry, a few showers off to the north and west. i don't think these will be bothering us tonight. we'll stay clear and dry. perfect for seeing the meteor shower. the best time will be between 10:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m. they'll be streaking across all directions. not one general area you need to

look, just get away from the city lights. low humidity as we go through the rest of today. even through the overnight hours tonight, clear skies, perfect for viewing too if you want to see that meteor shore. low humidity around, temperatures low to mid-80s, it's going to be a perfect day tomorrow. we go into friday. humidity is still pretty comfortable, the temperatures start to go up around 87 degrees into the weekend. up even more, around 90 degrees. tonight, clear skies, comfortable conditions. mid-60s the low for philadelphia. it will be feeling a little cooler i think in some spots, tomorrow, mostly sunny, low humidity still, temperatures around the low to mid-80s, as we go into the weekend we're going to keep on warming up. here's your eagles preseason game this sunday. it's going to be right here on nbc10. sunny skies started off around 82 degrees for the pregame. if you're maybe tailgating, whatever you're doing, kickoff

around 105, and temperatures should be in the mid-80s, by the fourth quarter we should be in the low 90s, it is going to be hot if you're sitting in the stands or if you're going to keep tailgating through the game. it's going to be sunny and hot. as we go into next week, we start off in the mid to low 90s, we're looking at the potential for a heat wave. three days of 90 degree plus temperatures. doesn't look like our rain chances return until next wednesday. check out this new video. it's a time lapse of an enormous dust storm moving across phoenix. that's ands of people lost power because of the wind and rain. visibility dropped to near zero. a crash hazard prompts the recall of 1700 bicycles. the recall involves six models of breezer bicycles. they can separate from the spindle and cause the rider to lose control. anyone who has the bike should return it for a pedal replacement.

fans of blue bell ice cream may soon see the treats back in grocery stores. blue bell creameries has resumed ice cream shipments. blue bell voluntarily recalled all products in april after some of its treats were linked to three deaths in kansas from listeria. kim kardashian's no stranger to criticism, but this time it's coming from an unusual source. the fda. the fda says kardashian's social media posts violate drug promotion rules. kardashian began praising the effectiveness of a pill she treats to take effectiveness. the fda requires that side effects be included in any promotional deal. kardashian has at least 75 million followers on social media. the posts have now come down. a hazing scandal ended their

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a pennsylvania beauty pageant winner is accused of faking cancer for profit. she's charged with theft and

receiving stolen property, allegedly pocketed money from a fund-raiser in her honor. police accused the miss pennsylvania international winner of faking leukemia. sponsors gave her $14,000 to cover the costs of fighting the disease. the money came from a bingo benefit. pageant officials want their crowd and sash back. anyone who donated money should come forward. the sayresville high school team is practicing for a new season after a sex hazing scandal cancelled most of their games. >> days after two more players were cleared of the worst of the charges. >> that's new head coach chris beagan. he embarks on what may appear to be a rescue effort. seven players face juvenile

criminal charges then, a season cancelled and championship head coach lost his job for not controlling his locker room. last year has past, players telling me they hung together over a long winter and spring until their program was reinstated. >> we bonded a lot through weight lifting and the school after the season had ended. >> what do you say to the innocence. the ones who had nothing to do with the scandal. >> here's what the expectations are. here's what you can expect from us, and here's the protocol we're going to use moving forward. >> for parents like mike liberte has hopes of a division one college football scholarship. there's relief that some of the players arrested had charges downgraded. >> quite a few people are happy for the couple of kids that we knew really didn't have much involvement. >> new expectations and a new chance to prove themselves as a

team, they're a new coach focused on one thing. >> you want to help the kids become champions in the game of life. >> their season will be under a micro scope. >> people know what's going on and everyone loves football. i don't think that will ever change. >> the micro scope on the team will be most intense for the opening game. in sayreville, brian thompson, nbc10 news. >> coming up next on nbc10 news at 6:00, pennsylvania's embattled attorney general goes on the offensive. i intend to begin to reveal the whole story. >> kathleen kane speaking for the first time since she was charged with leaking private information. temperatures jumping into the 90s, how long we're going to stay there and our next chance for rain. i'll have the timing of it all coming up. also beware of the bite.

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it's a story that begins

with pornography, racial insensitivity, and religious bigotry. >> pennsylvania's attorney general firing back today kathleen kane speaking for the first time since she was charged with leaking grand jury information to a newspaper, and then lying about it. good evening, everyone, i'm jim rosenfield, kane denied she did anything wrong, in a prepared speech, she laid out her theory on why she's been charged and pointed the finger at someone else for her current legal troubles many deanna durante was in harrisburg when kane spoke this afternoon. walk us through what she had to say. >> she build the event as one where she would answer questions. she did not talk about those charges specifically. and she did not take any questions. >> i am innocent of any wrongdoing. >> with that, kathleen kane makes no other mention of the charges against her.

in her six page speech she points to a plan of political foes to get her out of office. >> it's a story that begins with porn, racial insensitivity and religious bigotry. more specifically, a story that begins and ends with the circulation of pornographic racial and religiously offensive e-mails. >> she went on national television to talk about the issues. in her speech, she said those who sent the e-mails are orchestrating her political demise. >> that was their plan all along. what this means to pennsylvania voters is that the politicians will now chose their next attorney general for them. >> reporter: kane says she won't answer questions about the charges she faces. she won't name the people in the e-mails and won't release them, le