>> reporter: karen, monsignor william dom bros accused of stealing from sick and elderly priests, the very priests he was in charge every taking care of. let's take a look at villa st. joseph i monsignor william dombros was the director, there home for retired priests, and he had sole access to the home's only federal prosecute remembers charging the monsignor with wire fraud. they say over nine years he allegedly stole more than a half million dollars from villa st. joseph's funds, which ce donations, parishioners their through wills, from life insurance now the archdioces says he was put on leave last year, as on noticed that something was off. and alert dollars what exactly 7 year old the $535,000 he we, prosecutors saye gambled the away at har's casino. they say he also bought philly pops, and authorities allege he spent money dinners. back here life, now, if convicted of these four prosecutors say that he faces the rest of his life in course e is seven # seven years old, tguhank you, sabina. >> timeman behind bars this morg philadelphia with a5. loaded assault rifle, pointed it o

we're learning new detail this morning, monsignor william dombrow accused every stealing funds from retirementility from elderly priests, to a video of the facilities we gathered for this morning, this is villa st. joseph in darby. monsignor dombrow allegedly accused of stealing $535,000, from account, that supported st. joseph's where he is director, the feds say this all happened over about a nine year period. now new this morning, we're learning that the archdioces runs the villa st. joseph's to house aging priests, and those accused of sexual abuse. now, money comes from insurance payments, for priests who died, and parishioners, who owe money. archdioces says that the theft was discovered last year, and that dombrow's cute wrist scaled back as soon as they learned of the alleged irregularity. now to video for that you we want to show you exactly what the feds say that dombrow spent the money on over this nine years. again, it was a half million dollars they say he spent it at casinos gambling, they say he also bought philly pops concert tickets, and that he had a taste for lavish and expe

this morning, delaware county monsignor is facing charges. moonsignor william dombro is accused of stealing more than $500,000 from the facility for a decade. katy zachry, what did he do with that money? >> we learned that he gambled away much of the money that he stole. if the rector from villa st. joseph is convicted he could face the rest of his life in prison. monsignor dombro stole money that was supposed to go to the archdiocese of philadelphia. it came from life insurance policies from priests who had died and parishoners who left the church money in their wills. we learned the 77-year-old monsignor had sole access to this bank account. the whole situation disturbs people who live nearby. >> he's a priest, supposed to be a child of god. for you to do that, you know, it's just crazy. >> monsignor william dombro right now is on administrative leave. he faces wild fraud and his attorney tells us he is expected to plead guilty. reporting live in darby, katy zachry. >>> now breaking news out of philla. fire marshal is investigating two fires in kensington. a

that's right, the feds say monsignor william dombrow stole funds from the people he was in charge of ring for. so we go to video we got for you. villa st. joseph in darby, where monsignor dombrow is rector. retirement and nursing home for elderly priests, dombrow accused of stealing more than half million dollars over nine years from an account for the home. monday that i comes from donations, and life insurance policies, from priests who died. now the philadelphia archdioces runs villa st. joseph to house elderly priests, this morning, also learning that also houses priests who were accused of sexual abuse. now again you ask what he may have been spending this money that he has alleged of stealing on. well, let's go to video we have for you. now again it was half million dollars, $535,00 $535,000 over e years that the feds say he may have stollen. well, they say he spent it on philadelphia pops concert tickets, as well as at casinos in the area. they say he may have been gambling from the money he's alleged to have stolen, they also say he had a taste for lavish dinners, out on the t

it was meant for a home for retired priests but prosecutors say it was pocketed by monsignor william dumbro instead. >> sara this man is facing serious charges. prosecutors say he pocketed over a half million dollars spending much of it on gambling among many other things and could face decaded behind bars. >> he needs to be prosecuted and locked up to the fullest. and news of a philadelphia monsignor accused of pocketing a half million dollars was met with less surprise and more disappoint with the people we talked to. >> i'm not surprised we are all human, but he took vows he should honor. >> we have people in higher positions and they rip off people and rip off money and they should all be prosecuted. >> i am used to hearing stories of corruption thee days. >> on wednesday he was charged with four counts of wire fraud and diverting hundreds of thousands of dollars into a personal bank account of the last 10 years. it was suppose to go to a house for retired priests. >> and position or not -- >> the 77-year-old is said to use the money to attend philly pops concerts and use the mon

monsignor william d it to gamble, concerts and lavish dinners. he allegedly pocketed over $535,000 over the course of nine years and eventually the bank did take notice and alerted the archdiocese. in a statement, the archdiocese said it immediately froze the account. they contacted the feds and of course took it from there. the 77-year-old is charge with four counts of wire fraud related charges. >> it's a slap in the face, you're talking about preaching all these good deeds and helping other people out and being kind and generous help your fellow man. >> reporter: and his attorney said his client plans on entering a guilty plea, if convicted he faces up to 80 years behind bars. reporting from the philadelphia archdiocese, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." >> a teenager is recovering from a shooting in west philadelphia. this was the scene last night around 9:00 p.m. in the 5800 block of montrose street. the 18-year-old was shot in the hip. he was rushed to penn presbyterian for care, he is in stable, but police have not made any arrests.

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arrested on unrelated charges in new jersey days after the shooting >>> tonight, prosecutors say monsignor william doh, mbrow stole $135,000 from the philadelphia philadelph philadelphia. the alleged theft happened between 2007 and 2016. >>> diplomats at the unsparred over whether to hold syrian preside president, u.s. intelligence officials and others say the regime used nerve gas, they reported smelling bleach on survivors suggesting chlorine gas was used. images hit close to home for a local nonprofit refuge resettlement agencies. they helped them find a new life in philadelphia. >> we've resettle add number of syrians and see the vulnerability, the sadness and trauma they've suffered and now our clients are terrified for their families stuck at home or in refugee camps ythe representatives believe the u.s. should do more to welcome syrian refugees in the wake of this latest deadly attack >> president trump condemned the attack. president called it an affront to humanity and also said he would not broadcast the response's he will welcome his chinese counter parts tomorrow. president trump is pr

monsignor william dumbbrow works at villa st. joseph a retirement home for aging priestness darby. he committed wire fraud by taking fund over a nine year period. he spent that on fancy dinner, gambling and consers. dombureau is on administrative leave. >>> pretrial hearing today for lee kaplan, the man who was accused of sexually assaulting six sisters. prosecutors say that the feasterville bucks county man fathered two children with a then 14 year-old girl who had been gifted to him, for helping her parents financially. the girls parents also face charges, kaplan's trial is set to begin next month. >>> man accused offsetting off bombs in new york and new jersey wants his trial moved to vermont. lawyers born for ahead rahami said he will get a fair trial in vermont because of the new york media coverage. he is charged with death mating a pipe bomb in ocean county and planting pressure cooker bombs in manhattan last september. thirty people were injured in those bombings. >>> emotions run high in the courthouse where eric frein's death penalty trial is unfolding. yesterday pennsylv

monsignor william dombro had sole access to the money.t came from priests who died and parishioners who left gifts in their will to the church. villa st. joseph in darby that houses retired priests and acts as a treatment center for priests who have been accused of sexual assault. court documents show he gambled most of the money. the whole situation disturbs people who live nearby. >> how did you get way with that for nine years? what kind of administration is over there that you allow that one person to have that much access to that type of money? >> honsignor dombro is on administrative leave from villa st. joseph here in darby. his attorney tells us he is expected to plead guilty. if convicted he could face the rest of his life behind bars. katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> the man accused of sexually assaulting teenagers and underage girls heads to for a pretrial hearing. police found more than a dozen underage girls living in his home. his trial is expected to begin in late may. >>> the man accused of setting off bombs in new york city

monsignor william dombrow is director for villa st.rement home for aging priestness darby. prosecutors say he took fund from one of the philadelphia bank accounts and used it for himself for fancy meals, gambling and concerts. dombrow is facing a maximum of 80 years in prison. >>> it that is time of the year, college acceptance are rolling in, now hard part, paying for it. >> cost of tuition, fees, room , board at public four year colleges runs around $20,000 and up to 70,000-dollar a year for elite private schools. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger joins us live to how to figure out how to flip the bill, good morning, jill. >> good morning. >> jill, i wish were you here when i went to college, in the less what are different sources to pay for college. >> well, this is a time of my life when i'm happy to have dogs and not children. federal government award about $150 billion a year to more than 15 million students in the form of the grants, student loans, and work study programs. now, of course, your home state, also offers va

joseph in darby boro is still on the job monsignor william a dombrow is charged with embezzling 500 you this dollars from the retirement center to spend on casino visits, dinners and concert. dombrow's attorney says monsignor no longer handles financial matters, is cooperating with police and remorseful about the case. >>> pretrial hearing for lee kaplan was held today, kaplan is accused of sexually assaulting six sisters gifted to him and fathering two children by a 14 year-old girl in feasterville bucks county. today he asked to have his two million-dollar bail, reduced, and mother of those girls also pleaded guilty to endangerment charges today but her sentence will be deferred until kaplan 's case is resolved. kaplan's trial is set to begin next month. >>> political analyst say this is the most important diplomatic encounter of his presidency, president trump hostings his chinese counterpart during a two day summit at his resort in florida. natasha brownies here with the tough topic that is will be on the table, natasha. >> reporter: we can tell you that the steaks are high, two wor

embezzling a half million dollars from the archdiocese says he will plead guilty. 77-year-old monsignor williamombrow allegedly spent the stolen money on things like visits to casinos, expensive dinners and concerts. that money was meant for villa st. joseph a facility for aging priests an treatment center for priest predators. his lawyer says dombrow is remorseful. >> he's extremely regretful. he's ashamed of his conduct. he's embarrassed the church. he knows that. he embarrassed himself. he has been cooperative from the very beginning with the investigation. and will continue to be cooperative with the investigation from here on out. >> the archdiocese says it first learned about problems with the facility's bank account last summer and immediately notified police. >>> new details in that story you saw first here on fox 29 news last night. we are getting a look at the man facing charges for pointing a powerful gun out of a van in north philadelphia. he told police he was recording a rap video. philadelphia police releasing this mug shot today of 20-year-old cyrie saunders. according to invest

coming up. >> 8:05 now, delaware county monsignor accused every stealing more than half million dollars from the philadelphia archdioces. he is 77 years old, williamb brow from darby is charged with wire fraud, prosecutors say, he diverted more than $535,000 in archdioces money, for his personal use. this happened from 2007 to 2016 just lags year, the monsignor is on what they call administrative leave. >> lesson at school, helps nine year old save his mother's life. >> the boy came home to his mother having shortness every breath and chest pains. >> and when she saw, when he saw his mom grabbing her chest, he remembered what his health teacher said earlier, when someone grabs their chest, you're supposed to call 911. the boy persisted and pushed his mom to call 911. >> yep. >> at the hospital she was diagnosed with pulmonary embolism in both lungs. she could have died. if she didn't listen to her son. she has medical insurance, but not enough coverage to pay all the bills. so they have a go fund me page that's set up, and if i had that go fun me page i would tell you what it is,. >> up now. >> kimberly smith. >> all right. kimberly smith. washing

. >>> a delaware county monsignor is accused of stealing more than half a million dollars from the philadelphia archdiocese. 77-year-old william dombrow from darby charged with wire fraud. prosecutors say he diverted more than $535,000 in archdiocese funds for his own personal use. from 2007 to 2016. mon zero your is now on administrative leave and tonight in a statement the archdiocese says the account was immediately frozen when they got word from the bank and they are cooperat cooperating with law enforceme enforcement. >>> on your radar tonight soaking rains. here's live look at reading. today was a perfect ten but tomorrow not going to be the same. kathy orr a here now. kathy i guess rain gear and umbrella required tomorrow. >> via few choice words to describe tomorrow i'll keep them to myself, iain. >> good idea. >> looking at ultimate doppler with these storms moving very quickly toward the east from ohio and they will cross right into keystone state within the a matter of a few hours. they're moving east about 60 miles an hour and if we do the math, they'll be here between about 3:00 and 5:00 a.m. we have flood watch f

. >>> delaware county monsignor has been accused of stealing more than a half a million dollars from the philadelphia archdiocese. 77-year-old williamom brow from darby charged with wire fraud. prosecutors say he diverted more than $535,000 in archdiocese funds for his own personal use from 2007 to 2016. the monsignor is now on administrative leave. on your radar tonight, let's hope you're not tired of the rain because there's a lot more on the way as we take a live look in wilmington tonight. tomorrow flooding could be a problem. kathy when one is the rape going to start falling. >> we're talking about a few hours away. the storms are not that are a away in the ohio valley this is going to be the biggest threat of severe weather we have had in months. area of low pressure just to the west of st. louis it's moving east very quickly and see these storms right here eye crossing through eastern parts of ohio? they will be here by tomorrow morning. right now, pretty dry. but you can see these multiple reports of trees down, damaging winds and even hail. so this storm is moving quickly and it is a history of some severe weather. the line

> a monsignor with the archdiocese has been indicted on charges of wire fraud stealing $135,000 for his personal use. dann cuellar is outside headquarters in center city. what is the story of william dunbraug? >> he was in charge of the money to benefit the home for retired priests. instead, he made off with half a million dollars to live the high life and go to casinos to gamble. >> it's a slap in the face. you are talking about preaching good deeds and helping others out and being kind and generous. helping your fellow man. >> the va in darb by is a home for retired priests that gave their life to the ministry but also those accused of sexual abuse. precisioners have allocated millions to the home. dunbraugh used the money for his own pecial use to go to pop concerts, campbell in chester and pay for lavish dinner, pocketing $535,208.11 before the bank caught on to him. in a statement the archdiocese says they suspended his ac accot and they contacted the feds. >> when you are going in exploiting former parishioners to gamble at a casino? it's disingenuous. >> of particular note, one of the checks is for $14,210.29 from the estate of the late francis p. rodgers one of the priests

monsignor spent over a half million dollars on the casino gambling. one of the many things he spent the money on, he is facing decades behind bars. they alleged williamrow took money from a retirement home for priests using it to go to harrah's in chester and pop concerts and paying for lavish dinners. he allegedly pocketed $535,000. now we are told this happened over the course of nine years before the bank took notice and the archdiocese was alerted. they say they immediately closed the account and the monsignor's responsibilities were restricted. the 77-year-old is charged with four counts of wire fraud and related charges. >> you're going in and exploiting your former parishners and stuff like that to gamble at a casino, it's disingenuous. >> reporter: the monsignor's attorney said his client takes full responsibility and plans to enter a guilty plea. if convicted he faces up to 80 years behind bars. reporting live at the philadelphia archdiocese, jeanette reyes channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> thank you for that. these days you have to lock your car everywhere you go. camden county police released this surveillance break-in that happened