kathleen: we did. lemonis: i was gonna take a trip to greece this summer, and i'm looking for tater tots... cheese sticks, cheddar balls, mushrooms. -hummus isn't greek. -andreas: lebanese. lemonis: what do you actually make yourself? mike: we have the traditional gyro. we have steak. we have fresh chicken. and then we have souvlaki, which is a pork. and you can either have a sandwich, a salad, or a platter. lemonis: do you know how to hand-roll grape leaves? mike: absolutely, we do. kathleen: yeah, but we buy them frozen. mike: we don't have the square footage for it. kathleen: yeah, you can't -- did you see our kitchen? mike: here, we'll show you the kitchen. you'll get a better understanding. kathleen: this is our kitchen. lemonis: what kitchen? mike: it's a broom closet with a refrigerator. lemonis: you guys said you were taking me into the kitchen. -mike: we were being facetious. -lemonis: oh. [ laughter ] a lot of frozen stuff. this food barely qualifies as greek. and worse off, most of it's not

-kathleen: he doesn't? -lemonis: no. -kathleen: okay., from two perspectives. one is, i'm annoyed that you haven't come. but i also feel bad that his mom hasn't come see him. kathleen: right. lemonis: a mother telling her son that she's proud of him goes a long way. -kathleen: i should go do that. -lemonis: let's go back inside. kathleen: thank you. ♪ lemonis: so, i wanted to talk to you guys about the yogurt bar and why i like it and the concept. as we kind of looked at the economics and the cost to build out, we weren't getting enough hours in the day of business. and so this yogurt concept really came out of we already have the rent we already have the labor. we already have the lights. we already have the management. we already have everything. what else could we add to the ticket, add to the line-up that would allow people to spend a little bit more or get to them to come earlier or later? the idea came to me based on the recent phenomenon of greek yogurt -- to introduce yogurt onto the same line with the same rent factor, the same

kathleen steele is still here in the jail. she has now posted bond and could walk out of those doors any minute. now we are learning more about her and her relationship with her children. >> i'm kathleen. i'm pregnant, and i'm 55. >> reporter: kathleen steele was once the focus of a reality show featuring the fact she chose to become pregnant later in life than most. >> we had discussed all baby stuff. attollent, before we got married. >> reporter: she went to great length to be artificially inseminated but after her husband passed away, she struggled with her children. >> every saturday and sunday, the kids would be out there screaming. >> reporter: neighbor manny often heard steele angrily yelling at the children. still, he was shocked when he

"kathleen kane on the other hand did he anything any wrongdoing. >> kathleen kane appeared confidents she left the montgomery county courthouse today on day two of her perjury and conspiracy trial. >> how did it go, kathleen. >> i think good, thank you. >> her lead attorney gerald shargel echo kane' sentiments saying he was happy with how it was going so far. >> will she take the stand in her own defense. >> bruce beamer was the second witness to take the stan this afternoon. a former top aid to kathleen kane he testified he was shocked when he saw grand jury information in a philadelphia daily news article in 2014. beamer testified quote it had to have come from our office. there was no other explanation. that's what i found so shocking end quote. kane is accused of leaking that information and then lying about it to get even with political foe frank fina. her attorney said she did no such thing. nor did kane direct or authorize anyone to do so. gerald shargel said kane did make some mistakes but said they were honest mistakes and not criminal. he also said it doesn't make sense tha

investigators say at some point baby kathleen began crying. >> the six-year-old removed baby kathleen from the car seat and began flicking her multiple times back and forth and he said he slammed the baby. >> when still returned the six wrote told his mother baby kathleen was in distress. steel ignore the child and ran another aaron before returning home. that's when detectives say she instead of calling 911 she called a neighbor who is a nurse. >> it was clear to the nurse that the baby was already dead and she called 911. the six-year-old in admitted what he did and demonstrated it on a dog. deputies arrested steele, the sheriff said the six-year-old and three-year-old brothers are in the custody of child protective services.>> because of his age, the six-year-old will not be charged and will go he and his younger brother will remain in therapy-based child care for the time being. we posted that entire press conference with the sheriff of pinellas county on our website as well as on facebook care for the time being. we posted that entire press conference with the sheriff of pinellas

pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane faces years in prison. >>> statue controversy. the statue of former philadelphia mayor frank rizzo is now at the center of a heated debate that includes marches and petitions. >>> and rio 2016,ç a photo finh decides one of the closest races at the olympics. >>> members of the final five dazzle again in rio. wee a we are live in brazil. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> 5:30. good morning. welcome to "nbc 10 news today." steamy 77 degrees already. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. because of that steamy 77 degrees and we're expecting of course that to get warmer later today, we've issued ai first alert. let's start with meteorologist bill henley. >> the temperatures will feel like they're above 100 today. the worst of it for philadelphia, the pennsylvania suburbs, new jersey and delaware through this evening. that's when we'll see very hot and humid conditions with feels-like temperatures of 98 to 108 this afternoon. we're also watching out for showers and thunderstorms later today and those could bring heavy downpours. that'

kathleen cain was pennsylvania's first elected female attorney general, crusading against corruption, uncovering thousands of pornographic, racist, and sexist e-mails l officials. until she came under investigation herself. >> did you break the law, have you broken the law? >> no, of course not. >> the verdict is in. >>> plus for decades it was illegal to have more than one child in china. except in villages like this one where nearly every couple mysteriously has one boy and one girl. we journey to the remote territory and uncover centuries-old fertility rituals. >> this is where the people are and drink the pig blood. >> for gender selection. >>> she's both in "vogue" and on it. kendall jenner gets up close and personal to answer 73 questions. >> what is modeling relevant like? >> a dream come true. >> why do some fans want to keep her away from the cover? first the "nightline 5." >> constipated? trust doctor-recommended du dulcol dulcolax. tablets for overfight relief, su minutes. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief. >> covering is caring. because covering heals faster. to sea

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investigators say at some point, baby kathleen crying. >> the 6-year-old removed baby kathleen from the car seat and began flipping her multiple times back and forth. he said he slammed the baby and kept slamming her. >> reporter: when steele returned, the 6-year-old told his mother baby kathleen was in distress. steele ignored the child and ran another errand before returning home. she realized something was wrong. >> instead of calling 911, she called a neighbor who was a nurse. >> reporter: it was clear to already dead and she called 911. the 6-year-old admitted what he'd done, even demonstrating it on a doll. thursday afternoon, deputies arrested steele. the 6-year-old and 3-year-old brothers are in the custody of child protective services. for abc action news, i'm cameron polom reporting. >> the sheriff says the 6-year- old boy won't be charged, but he will under go immediate counseling. he and his 3-year-old brother remain in a care for the time being. >>> back in 2009, kathleen steele and her husband phillip were part of a tv documentary about women who fight their way through di

. >> i'm kathleen, and i'm pregnant and 55. >> reporter: that's kathleen steele on i'm pregnant and 55 years old. fast forward to this year, and the sheriff says it started in the parking lot of a cell phone repair shop. steele left her 13-day-old little girl in the minivan with her she was in the store for more than half an hour. the sheriff says frankie got incredibly upset when the infant started to cry. he beat the baby so badly, she died. steele was arrested and mentioned she want more kids at 62. >> she made statements the last couple of days she was not finished as apparently there's more frozen sperm, and she boy. something is seriously messed up with that. >> reporter: before her husband died, steele froze his sperm, and that's how she got pregnant with the girl. she drove around with the dead infant in her van, and that's when a nurse in the neighborhood checked on the baby and noticed she was dead. the nurse called 911. back here live at the jail, kathleen steele is charged with manslaughter. her so remains in state custody, and gail this is one of the top clicked stories on

. >>> developing now attorney general, kathleen lane will resign her post affective tomorrow. this less than 4 hours after the democrats with convicted of abuse of power and lying under oath. the first female attorney general is leaving office months before her successor could be chosen. john rawlins spoke to the man in line to take over for kane in the meantime. >> reporter: hi sharrie, well a familiar face for people in the philadelphia area. bruce caster is the stand in with kathleen kane resigns tomorrow evening, the first deputy, will become the acting attorney general until the new attorney general can be elected and sworn into office in january unless the office and legisla legislature work to smut someone in his place. >> he was asked if he advised kathleen kane to step down. >> she did not ask my opinion and i did not volunteer it. until this afternoon when she did ask my opinion and i told her that i thought it would be difficult for her to remain in light of the developments in montgomery county. >> reporter: well, the developments in montgomery county was of course

the big question, what is next for kathleen kane? well, she has a sentencing sometime within the next 90 days behind me here at montgomery county courthouse, but will she resign, as of tonight there's no indication she will do so. her attorney said that issue will be decided within the next few days. reporting live tonight in montgomery county, david spunt, cbs 3, eyewitnessness. >> in the meantime governor tom wolf is calling for her to step down. he issued a statement that reads in part, quote, i do not believe kathleen kane should be the attorney general and today after conviction there should be no question that she should resign immediately. bee sure to stay tuned to eyewitness news. you can find updates at any time at cbs philly.com. >> it's been a steamy and stormy night across the region and the threat of storms didn't over. let's get to kate bilo. >> we've seen some rain moving through the philadelphia area. that batch of rain starting to push east into new jersey but there's more lurking to the south around portions of dc,

kathleen kane would not testify. out of the hearing of the jury, kane did briefly talk to the judge in the case and told the judge and listened to the commonwealth's case and testimony and did not believe she needed to testify and then again it was announced there would be no defense testimony whatsoever. as far as the defense is concerned the prosecution has not made their case. that is the public image that is for sure. we have all week long been talking to a prosecutor, now private attorney about this case and what is significant. we put to him what has happened today. >> the defense was in a difficult position here, it's like darn if you do and darn if you don't. if she testified she would open herself up to what would be a difficult cross-examination, which she would have had to directly call persons liars and say they were purgering themselves here in this courtroom and among those were people she hired. and some she has known for 20 years. >> reporter: so at this point everyone will be back at the courthouse m

he successfully prosecutes kathleen kane. how about that for a twist of fate.ow bruce castor with a news conference at 1:00. who knows what he says. he called it following kathleen kane's convictions last night. >> it is a situation that we had here and it seemed that we had somebody who felt that she was above the law and that is in the the case because no one is above the law. >> verdict, conviction on all counts, it is a crushing blow. i will not say otherwise but we have in the lost our resolve. we will continue this litigation despite the jury's verdict. our client has been wrongfully accused of these crimes. >> reporter: so that sound like a slew of appeals, delays, motion toss try to delay the inevitable? well, under the state cops dogs kane can cling to her job until the day she's sentenced, so if they keep pushing off sentencing, who knows when she can, stay on until. but the judge said sentencing within 90 days. this judge, it is not a fumo type judge lenient wise she sounded pretty stern when she said hey, if you try to retaliate against any of the w

. >> closing arguments in the perjury case of pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. we'll have a live preview. >> the heat wave turned deadly over the weekend, while accuweather is tracking relief later this week. >> in fact let's talk about that heat and go over to karen rogers in for david murphy, matt pellman is here with the morning commute. >> reporter: this is a long time, heat wave number five, national weather service has extended the heat warning through tuesday morning for the core of the philadelphia area along i-95. let's check the conditions currently. 71 in martins creek, 70 in pottstown, 72 in saint david, 77 currently in center city. 73 in browns mills, the mid 70s in hammonton, glassboro, low 70s in smyrna and dover, 75 in hockessin delaware. satellite and radar we have clear skies, just a few clouds out there, we have showers to the north and west, that's a slow-moving front that's not going to be impacting us today. we have a slight chance for a spotty shower south and east of the city. most of us stay dry. here's the heat index tracker. today's hi

kathleen kane version of the event back in 2014 she wanted to get the word out in the press about how a probe of jerry mondesire her predecessor dropped the ball by not bringing charges. who is responsible for the leak? kathleen kane targeted the top two witnesses the former top aid and political consultant claiming they had reasons to leak the information and lie about it. a former prosecutor has been observing the trial. >> they attacked king and marrow, call them liars and pointed out the inconsistencies in their testimony and called them liars they did what they had to do. it was a methodical closing, it was disparaging to the witnesses in a way that felt was necessary. >> reporter: the defense in its closing denies kathleen kane had any role in the coverup and offered an alternative theory how it got out of the grand jury office into the newspaper. the prosecution closing at this time, the deliberations will start this afternoon. john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> at least 6 people are dead after heavy rains brought widespread flooding to the state of louisiana over the wee

kathleen kane is guilty.the pennsylvania attorney general was convicted last night on nine counts, including perjury, conspiracy and obstructing the law. nbc 10's matt delucia is live outside the montgomery county courthouse in norristown. matt, you have the reaction to the verdict and calls for kane to step down now. tell us more about all of it. >> both sides, the prosecutors and kane's attorneys called it a difficult day, not a difficult decision, however, for the jury of six men and six women who found in just 4 1/2 hours of deliberations that kane was guilty on all counts. we were there and the attorney general kathleen kane was whisked away into a waiting suv. this was in back of the courthouse last night. right after that verdict came down. the jury found kane use her office to embarrass a former staffer, leaking grand jury material to a newspaper to do so and lied about it under oath. one of kane's attorneys, gerald shargehl said she were denied the ability to mound a full defense. >> the verdict, con

the big question, what is next for kathleen kane? well, she has a sentencing sometime within the next 90 days behind me here at montgomery county courthouse, but will she resign, as of tonight there's no indication she will do so. her attorney said that issue will be decided within the next few days. reporting live tonight in montgomery county, david spunt, cbs 3, eyewitnessness. >> in the meantime governor tom wolf is calling for her to step down. he issued a statement that reads in part, quote, i do not believe kathleen kane should be the attorney general and today after conviction there should be no question that she should resign immediately. bee sure to stay tuned to eyewitness news. you can find updates at any time at cbs philly.com. >> it's been a steamy and stormy night across the region and the threat of storms didn't over. let's get to kate bilo. >> we've seen some rain moving through the philadelphia area. that batch of rain starting to push east into new jersey but there's more lurking to the south around portions of dc,

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expected in the perjury case of kathleen kane. >> the heat has been deadly over the weekend, accuweather is tracking relief much later this week. >> the word "relief" sounds so good. let's go over to karen rogers in for david murphy and matt pellman has the morning commute. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, we turned down the heat and humidity just a notch. the national weather service extended the heat warning because this afternoon it will feel like 100 degrees not only today, but tomorrow, as well. the excessive heat warning continues. you have to head out early if you're going to be outside. 76 in philadelphia. 72 in allentown. 73 in wilmington. 78 in cape may. winds have switch from the west northwest that's bringing down the humidity just a notch. satellite and radar showing we have clear skies, you look well to the north and west you see the clouds and showers that's a front that's not impacting us today. we'll see an isolated chance for a shower or thunderstorm south and east of the city later. here's the heat index tracker. 10:00 a.m., 89 degrees. lunchtime, feeling like

his mother 62-year-old kathleen steele is charged in the death. the mother stopped at a cell phone repair store to get her phone fixed and left her three kids in the car for 38 minutes. during that time, baby kathleen beating up the baby. throwing her around like a rag doll. the baby had a cracked skull and other injuries. the mother was in no position to take care of children. >> frankie and phillip at six and three were running amok and were unsupervised and what others saw was consistent with what happened on monday and that she didn't care for the kids and was neglectful and abused them by leaving these kids in the car. in one of the worst ... things that i have ever seen, especially with a 13 day old. her appearance was one of a kid who had been pummeled. >> reporter: unbelievable. that family had moved into a hotel after a fire at their north reddington beach home so they were in the motel when all this happened. kathleen and asked her what happened to her little daughter that she seemed to be aloof and uncaring and didn't even ask about her

we haven't heard yet from kathleen kane about what she will do.e he did say last night she will appeal. jurors handed down guilty verdicts on nine counts including two for felony perjury after a week of testimony where some of attorneattorney general kathleen kane's former top advisers testified for the prosecution the jury believed she leaked secret investigative documents to the grand jury and lied under oath so she could get revenge against a former state prosecutor. kane's legal team called no witnesses and did not put her on the stand. they argued prosecutors did not prove charges against kane including those for federal perjury. last night kane's defense team spoke outside the courthouse. montgomery county district attorney kevin steele also addressed the media. >> conviction on all counts is a crushing blow. i'm not going to say otherwise. in many of my cases there is in witnesses appeared and acquittals were resulted and the opposite is also true. it's a strategy. obviously we thought that it would work. but i'll be the first person to say

. >> we begin with pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane preparing to step down. this is just one day after a jury found her guilty of perjury obstruction and official oppression. >> good evening i'm lucy noland. >> iain page. all major down fall for the state's first female attorney general who is now accused of of abusing her power to get back at a rifle. fox 29s jeff cole is live in harrisburg tonight following all the fallout. jeff? >> reporter: iain she's not just the first female attorney general first democrat attorney general. we've had historic 24 hours. not only was she convicted last night on all counts including important perjury counts but by early this afternoon kathleen kane quit. so why are we in harrisburg? kane isn't here. i think she's in scranton. we're here because her first deputy bruce castor who will take over for her tomorrow night had a press conference. let's take look at some pictures i'll tell was castor had to say today. the former montgomery county district attorney says the job of acting attorney general brings a big learning curve

. >> that woman kathleen steele is jailed. investigators say she left her three children inside of a locked van while she went into a st. pete cell phone store. there was no air conditioning in the van and the windows were up. she didn't return to the car for almost 40 minutes. detectives say according to the 6-year-old, the 13-day infant began crying uncontrollably. he says he lost his temper and ground and ceiling of the van as well as hitting her in the face. >> the 6-year-old removed baby kathleen from the car seat and began flipping her multiple times back and forth. he said he slammed the baby and was slamming her and kept slamming her. >> deputies are not charging the 6-year-old due to his age. he and his younger brother are in the custody of child protective services this morning. we'll get a check on the charges the mother is facing stranger to the media. back in 2009, she and her husband were part of a tv series of women who fight their way through difficulties to conceive. after 12 years of trying, she conserved. th

. >>> and, kathleen kane shows little emotion, as a jury convicted her on all nine counts yesterday. so what's next for pennsylvania's top prosecutor? we're live with a look at what we can expect over the next few days. >> today is tuesday, august the 16th, good morning, everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas, katie and meisha are here keeping an eye on thinks, we have a lot to get to. >> good morning, guys. we have few accident out there this morning, downed wires, that are blocking all lanes, still, causing some slow downs, so little bit after headache this morning already. >> yes. >> certainly sounds like it, at least the weather has cooperated for the morning, and it is still very, very steamy outside, as we take another look at the live neighborhood network. turning out to be an absolutely gorgeous start to the day. so, the problem is, looks are very deceiving. you can even see little haze off in the distance in the kutztown area middle school camera, courtesy of live neighborhood network camera. flirting with 70 there. dispute the beautiful sunrise, real steamy outside

attorney general kathleen kane is found guilty on all counts. >>> steamy and stormy.arts of the area could get hit by heavy rain. >>> and campaign trail, hillary clinton will once again make a swing through philadelphia while donald trump lays out his plan to fight terrorism. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >> just after 6:00 a.m. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. today's the seventh day of the latest heat wave. we've issued a first alert because of the steamy conditions and the storms moving our way. when i was playing football, our trainers would tell us, drink lots and lots of water. if you start drinking when you get thirsty, it's usually too late at that point. >> you're already dehydrated if you're feeling thirsty. >> which is probably good advice for anybody. >> when we say get hydrated, drink water even when you're not thirsty. bill henley will bring us up to speed. >> excellent advice. temperatures in the 70s, humidity is elevated compared to yesterday. this afternoon, we're back into the danger zone for philadelp

. >>> kathleen kane on trial. jury selection is complete. today opening statements begin in the perjury case against pennsylvania's attorney general. >>> swimming for gold. today could be the day for olympic swimmer michael phelps. he has a chance to win his 20th gold medal. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> 4:30. good morning. welcome to tuesday. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. complete olympic coverage is all ahead this morning. but let's get started with meteorologist bill henley. he has your first alert neighborhood forecast, which is a look at conditions right where you live. bill? >> cape may is looking for a little bit of fog this morning. look closely. you can see it in some of the light. light fog there. that's not the only spot with fog this morning. a light fog in coatesville and blue bell. it's actually thicker in parts of new jersey, mt. holly, mile and a quarter visibility. look at the dense fog for tom's river. that's to start with. most locations are fog-free this morning. 71 degrees in philadelphia. about 10 degr

kathleen is more expert than i am. when i talked to these folks they say the price is 50 to 63 and start making some money. dirksen senate office building 7 to be 70. it went as high as one hundred 10. here is the cool thing about the story. these inventions, horizontal drilling and fracking were depleted big ones, they were made in the united states, all done as you say by these wild cats. they would done by small entrepreneurial lend gas businesses who figured out how to crack the code. nighters of god endowed america with all this oil and gas. has been there for millions of years. we finally figured out how to get out this stuff. my point is overtime this technology will get better and better, it will get better and better. right now they can make money at $60. and this the two or three years, 450, oil and gas will keep getting cheaper end we will see these oil and gas companies able to make money. by the way, when he made this point, why is it we keep -- why is it we keep making wrong bets on renewable energy? in t

>>> right now on "nbc 10 news today," kathleen kane in court. jury selection begins today in the case against pennsylvania's attorney general. >>> regional rail changes. updated schedules take effect today that could change your commute to and from work. >>> solid gold. michael phelps and the u.s. men's swim team grab a gold medal in the 4 x 100 meter relay. >>> this is "nbc 10 news today." >>> good morning, it's monday, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. complete olympic coverage ahead, all morning long. first, let's get to meteorologist bill henley with a look at the neighborhood forecast, a look at conditions right where you live because it's different. >> even in philadelphia, a live view from center city, a view from the comcast center. we're in for lots of sunshine. in some spots, a cool start. andorra, manayunk, in the 60s0 right now while center city is 80 degrees, 77 in pensport and into the low 80s for chalfont, 73 in fox chase. humidity has come way down. the humidity will stay low. the temperature is warm, typical summe

kathleen kane entering the courthouse yesterday morning as a defendant.the pool of jurors face questions from both sides. this trial could last at least a week. kathleen kane is accuse of leaking sensitive grand jury material to a newspaper and lying about it to a grand jury. she has a large legal team by her side, including a new york city lawyer and former montgomery county district attorney. kane said she did nothing wrong and the case is result of retaliation over a pornographic e-mail scandal. on that topic, the judge said that issue cannot be brought up as a defense in that trial. we will hear opening arguments. that's the next step. kathleen kane still serves as pennsylvania attorney general even though her law license has been suspended. live in norristown, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, matt. there will soon be more places to buy booze in pennsylvania. businesses that sell beer to go can now apply for licenses. they will also allow them to sell take-out wine. businesses who apply for the new license could have wine available by the end

kathleen: one way in the back over here. >> good morning. general, my question is about special purpose marine task force. honduras, american forces, it starts in a couple of months or right now actually. my question is, already there for two months, future, -- thank you.

pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane faces years in prison. >>> statue controversy. former philadelphia mayor frank rizzo is now at the center of a heated debate that includes marches and petitions. >>> and rio 2016,ç a photo finh decides one of the closest races at the olympics. >>> members of the final five dazzle again in rio. wee a we are live in brazil. >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> 5:30. good morning. welcome to "nbc 10 news today." steamy 77 degrees already. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. because of that steamy 77 degrees and we're expecting of course that to get warmer later today, we've issued ai

>> the jury listened to the evidence -- >> the guilty verdict for pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane. >> her sentence which could include years in prison should be decided within the next 90 days. >>> philadelphia police have one suspect in custody, and are looking for one more, in a string of robberies targeting asian business owners. >> the secret is do you have plan. >> hillary clinton returns to philadelphia today. clinton's appearance at west philadelphia high school is her first trip to philadelphia since excepting the democratic nomination last month. >> people in indianna are bracing for another round every storm today, after multiple tornados ripped through the state, causing a loft damage. >> one final surge. here comes, it will be tight. it will be a dive by miller for the line. >> shady, talk about a dramatic finish. that dive by shanae miller blew up twitter. >> american alex felix wound up taking home silver in the women's 400-meter race. >> katie, we are not into this. >> yes, well, hey -- >> i mean, just look. >> but you know what? hey you have to do what you hav

colleen he was there as kathleen zellner entered the courthouse. (colleen henry, reporting) "welcome to wisconsin, what are you here to do?" steven avery's chicagoland lawyer was a spectacle in downtown manitowoc...kathl een zellner arrived in a limo, a st. john's knit suit, with a tv crew in tow... (kathleen zellner, steven avery's lawyer) "what am i here to do? i'm here to file a motion for new scientific testing." zellner could have had an underling file the paperwork. (colleen henry, reporting) "is there a reason you felt it was important to be here today?" (kathleen zellner, steven avery's motion for the case and i'm going to go see mrs. avery." making a murderer made steven avery an international cause...today, swarmed by cameras, his lawyer filed her first substantive motion since the series aired. (kathleen zellner, steven avery's lawyer) "we are going to get to the bottom of who killed teresa halbach." zellner says she has scientists on standby from ucla all the way to sweden to do new dna testing, even carbon dating - she says it will sho

defense for kathleen kane rests its case without calling a single witness.today both side will make their final arguments and then jurors get their turn. >> jury could begin deliberations, well, sometime this morning, dave kinchen, is in montgomery county, hi there, dave. >> it looks like he haze having some mike issues he is a mike issue. 6:37. vice-president joe biden is in pennsylvania today, campaigning alongside hillary clinton. they are traveling to his home town of scranton pennsylvania. >> biden will be holding his first rallies for the democratic presidential nominee. he is expect to cast clinton as key to building on obama administration's legacy. biden is expect to slam republican presidential candidate donald trump. >> i would think so. >> is what the word he used in the democratic national convention. >> that word that he said. >> molairrkey. >>> trump will be unveiling his plan to take on ice is in a major foreign policy speech. he will outline his plans for immigration reform. in the meantime trump is launching a new attack on the media. >> ye

kathleen kane is accused of leaking grand jury evidence to the press. some of the toughest testimony came from adrien king and political consultant josh marrow testified under immunity he and kane were involved in a grand jury leak that resulted in a coverup in a daily news article. marrow is testifying under immunitity. a wiretap recording of marrow and a third party was released to back up his claims made earlier this week. kane affirms lawyers say she can not be convicted based on the evidence presented by the prosecutors. closing arguments are to begin around 10:00 a.m. him if convicted the attorney general could face up to 7 years in prison. annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton and vice president joe biden will be in scranton today. they are will promote the economic plan to help the middle class, the vice president is expected to attack donald trump arguing that the gop presidential candidate is less prepared on national security than any other previous nominee. frontal boundary