the committee of 70's david thornburgh can imagine those party leaders talking to the em balanced da. >> if your situation damages our reputation, our pros specs for the future, not only do you have a problem but we have a problem. >> reporter: you've got to go? >> absolutely. >> reporter: for the record philly's democratic party chair bob brady has called on williams to resign. but there's a financial component to all of this. williams acknowledges he has had money troubles. in fact his lawyer is trying so far on you can says full to get off the case in part because he fears he won't get paid. if williams quits now, he'd have no source of income. hang on through his successor's swearing in next january and he'd about $130,000 in salary extra to pay legal and other bills. we'll see what happens, iain. >> bruce, thank you. >>> well let's get on to fox 29 weather authority now. >> all right. kathy orr meteorologist extraordinary. >> yes, ma'am. >> was got? >> we're talking about changing weather. big time depend ong where you live determine what kind of day you have tomorrow. really pre

of course the david thornburghs and others say, "you should resign," is he gonna resign?> well, you know, there's some speculation that he needs the salary, which is pretty sad. i'd look to his own words. he called for justice eakin to resign because of the pornographic e-mail scandal, and justice eakin wasn't even charged with any crime in that matter. he showed terrible judgment in what he did. seth called a press conference and demanded his resignation. i just think maybe he should be consistent with his own views. >> but there is not a huge public outcry, i don't think, on this. >> no. >> people that really pay attention to this stuff and have the time at all, they're appalled, and people are making the cases we just did. this tarnishes the justice system. but i don't see people other than what he allegedly did with his mother. that type of thing seems to grab people that are going through this pretty quickly, and it's -- >> being in the public eye and everywhere you go people know you, that everywhere you go now, people are looking at you. and everybody's aware. woul

. >> reporter: said the committee of 70 david thornburgh at the time -- >> you got to give transparencye's no such thing as halfway transparency. so this is a time for him to lay all the cards on the table if you ask me. >> reporter: instead williams duct reporters and their questions reaching out only to campaign donors. in an august 2016 letter to them, he acknowledged his duty to quote fully disclose all gifts he received and took quote full responsibility for failing to do so. behind the scenes, both the fbi and the internal revenue service were reportedly probing williams' campaign and personal finances including the second chance foundation he founded in 2011. with controversy growing, and challengers jumping into the 2017 democratic primary for district attorney, williams announced he would not seek a third term in office. he admitted to poor judgment that created what he called distractions for his office and his family. >> my decision to accept gifts and fail to report them brought much em bravuras many, shame and adverse publicity to me and unfortunately to the office for whic