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kane arrived this morning saying nothing. her attorney had 6 people testify on her behalf among him her 15-year-old son chris saying his mom is his rock. calling the former police chief of pennsylvania saying kane broke up dangerous drug crimes in the town. if she was sent to prison, the gangs would reach out and do her harm. the d.a. said she deserves jail time for her crimes leaking of materials to hurt an enemy was a calculated and deliberate crime. the hearing that started at 10:00 a.m. is still going on. we heard from the 6 witnesses from the kane defense. mills kane decided not to take the stand and testify on her on behalf. john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> "action news" just received new iormation about a attacks on temple university students and campus police, annie mccormick has all that new information live from north philadelphia. annie. >> reporter: and sarah, temple university campus safety confirms and philadelphia police acknowledged attacks off campus linked to a group of juveniles. the kids sent out an alert to meet at the pole theater. they were not able to get into shows at the theater and split off

kane herself addressed the judge. pleading that she not be taken away from her two teenaged son the older of whom a 15-year-old red head named chris is seen here. but the judge called this a case of retaliation, revenge and ego. and decided kane must do time. >> today when she was taken out of the courtroom in handcuffs, there was finally justice and i'm happy to see that this ugly chapter for pennsylvania has finally concluded. >> reporter: so there you have it. a minimum of 10 months in the county lock up. maximum of 23 months. followed by eight years of probation. it's interesting that supporters of kathleen kane testified this morning at the actual sentencing hearing that she is saved countless lives by her help with the city of hazelton fighting back against their violent drug gangs. prosecutors countered and the judge clearly believed that she could still be helping victims of crime had her ego not gotten in the way. lucy. >> thank you very much, bruce. >>> we are on top of a developing story tonight out of north philadelphia. this gathering of middle and high school students most certainly not organized by any philadelphia

. >> reporter: kane had requested house arrest or probation so she could be home with her teenage son, her oldest son chrisd the judge she is his rock. the lawyers argued the loss of her career and reputation was punishment enough. >> she is doing as well as could be expected under the circumstances. >> reporter: testimony from kane's friends and family was eclipsed by witnesses called upon by prosecutors who once worked with kane. many of them said she created a toxic nixonian work environment. >> we love her and want to get her on bail quickly. >> reporter: now again kane is out on bail pending appeal and if the state superior and supreme court deny that request for appeal that is when she will begin serving her sentence live in norristown christie lleto, jim. >> reporter: a mother and young son reunited after an heroing deal in philadelphia and the woman stopped to use an atm at elbowerman and frankfort when a man jumped in her car and sped off with her six-year-old in the back seat and shaun mccartney saw it happened and gave chase until the thief pulled over after a few blocks. >> i'm sure he looked i

attorney general we heard from her 15-year-old son chris who said losing her to prison would be tough on the family. her 20-year-old niece, a temple student said kane opened up her home to her and supported her through a tough time. both a retired police chief and pastor from hazleton lou luzerne county. helped against violent crimes and get rid of crimes. the retired police chief went on to say she would she go to prison, she would be a target connected to the people that she investigated, it would be tantamount to a death sentence. the quement -- the commonwealth is calling people up to the stand. they played a news citizenship where she said she had no regrets. the defense question the the proceeding question to the interview. they called a former attorney general who talked about how the morale changed. abject mood settled over the office, that's a quoted. she faces a maximum of 12 to 24 years in prison. again the sentencing hairing is underway right now inside. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> now to the developing story in center city, philadelphia's historic union league is dealing with major damage to one of the st

kane facing sentencing. >>> back on the stand today, a former chris christie aide will give testimony in the bridgegate trial> and pat toomey and katie mcginty in their final debate. >>> i'm pamela osborne, welcome to "nbc 10 news today." >> i'm tracy davidson. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley and get your neighborhood forecast. >> we're starting off with a few scattered showers. winds pushing the clouds through the area. the clouds won't last, the showers will be falling apart. very light showers now in new castle county, delaware. they've come to an end in philadelphia. the showers, few sprinkles that are moving through delaware and into south jersey are very light. most of that is not even reaching the ground or evaporating before it hits. dry air pushing into the area. it's going to make for a comfortable day today. we're not going to so a huge warmup and farther north and west, the suburbs will struggle to get to 60 degrees this afternoon. one of cooler spots, lehigh valley, 48 degrees. a few thin clouds, after the showers have ended already. it's cleared for sunshine. then low 60s, that's b

kane is still raise her kids. last week a jury found her guilty. >>> just three weeks until the election, some say chris christie has been mia. how he's responding from claims that he's pulling back from the campaign. >>> plus going too far? did you see this? this statue of hillary clinton caused quite a stir on the streets of new york city. >>> chris christie standing by donald trump. making new comments about the sexual allegations against the presidential candidate. >> christie tells he's still supporting trump's campaign, but when asked if he's proud of that campaign, he wouldn't say. >> for me, the person who needs most to be concerned about the kind of campaign they're running is the candidate, because it's the can date's campaign. it's not my campaign, it's not rudy juligiuliani's campaign, w surrogates. i'm proud of what i have said and that's all i can control. >> you have not been as visible in the last few days. >> if anybody's questioning how forceful i'm being for donald trump, then they're really being cynical. i haven't in the last week or ten days or so, because as you know, i have a fairly busy day

kane herself addressed the judge. pleading that she not be taken away from her two teenaged son the older of whom a 15-year-old red head named chrishe judge called this a case of retaliation,