did this do clatle damage -- 0 collateral damage to kathleen kane? >> she is in a difficult position, she has a lot of to deal with. to her credit she commissioned this investigation, the results of it were contrary the other own statements, but nevertheless she went forward with it. >> who came out smelling like a rose was tom corbett. he was in the middle of it. he did the right thing he stayed quiet. basically she had to fall on her own sword. i have to say kathleen kane came in a with a a lot of goodwill and energy, she did wonderful things closing the florida loophole and stopping the lottery sale she has been making misstep after misstep threatening her credibility not just for people in other base and it is leaving hardware vulnerable. the -- at it is leaving her as a rule article. it's leaving her vulnerable. >> that's a problem. >> the big problem we're talking about kathleen kane here she has become the story, she has become the lightning rod for all of this criticism. i mean, i understand there are positives you can take from the situation

kathleen kane will be speaking as well as attorney gener con rence.e-car crash happd in the southbound lanes of t boulevard. one person wasen the hospital just before mihtt's no set off thecrh. >>> alsoew fm ernigh a convenience store in lower this hapned at 7-eleven at city avenue andrd red the store andemanded money from the clerk. no one was hurt. >>> another a robbery at nshoho state road in bal poli aman walked in around 2:00 this morning and flashed a gun. stng fats ngerprints here hing d a clue that will them to the robber. they are still working to figure out what was taken. >> philadelphia police start of week off with thunsolved killings with nine total shootings over the weekend. this is the 1900 block of 69th avenue other ogontz. a man in his 20s guyed at the iny of this weekend's shooting >>> ten families arout of county.the apt fireontg m the fire started yesterday morning. inside a building on 4th street no one was hurt about the the red cross is providing food, clothing and shelter to the people who have nowhere to go. >> a vote comes

utah plans to challenge the decision either with the appeals court or supreme court. >>> kathleen kane clarified controversy comments she said this week she said he did not face charges in connection with the two boys who may have been abused while prosecutors dragged their feet while bringing the case against jerry sandusky. one of the two was among the 8 victims to testify at the trial. the other boy had credibility issues. >> police in arizona have released dramatic new video. you want to take a look at it. it shows a confrontation between knife-we'lling suspect -- knife knife knife wielding suspect. he was tasered by officers and handcuffed no officers were hurt. 4:58 all new in the next half-hour of "action news," in health new research shows a popular over over-the-counter pn killer shows a lower probability to developing pancreatic >> good morning, 5:00 a.m., thursday, june 26. matt is off, eva pilgrim is joining us. here's what's happening this morning. >> new details are emerging regard the man shot by philadelphia police. >> investigators are hope this surveillance video help

to the grand jury for criminal charges think the investigation is going on since 2010, before kathleen kane was elected. she dropped the case shortly after taking office and said it relied on a shaky informant, and williams blasted kane for that decision and turned it over to williams. >> to be clear none of the officials named are charged with anything yet, that is up to the grand jury, we reached out to all of them but they have not returned our calls for comment, louise bishop's lawyer says she expects to be indicted but that the kasz will not hold up if it goes to trial. david henry, channel 6 "action news." >>> from our delaware newsroom, federal officials are saying that huge pile of dirt along the 495 bridge in wilmington did indeed cause support columns to tilt. the bridge was well maintained and that has been ruled out as a cause, the estimated $20 million cost of repairs will be covered by emergency federal relief funds. >>> a swarm of bees caused an unusual hazard for much of the day at the valley vornlg interchange, tens of thousands of these clustderred around the lights, they

. >>> happening today, pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane will release a special report that takes a closer look at how the jerry sandusky investigation was handled. nbc 10's katy zachry is live in the digital operation center to tell us why the report could have political implicatiomplica. >> that's right, vai, the report will be released later this morning. it looks into the scope and pace of the investigation. when charges first surfaced in 2008 governor john corbett was then attorney general. it took nearly three years for charges to be filed against jerry sandusky. the former defensive coordinator for penn state football was convicted of sexually abusing young boys and is currently serving a 30 to 60-year sentence. attorney general kane suggested governor corbett may have had political motivation to slow down the investigation when his office first got involved. after a lengthy grand jury investigation, sandusky was arrested, that arrest led to the unpopular firing of famed coach joe paterno and at the time, governor corbett was serving as a university trustee. corbett m

the jerry sandusky case has erupted once again in controversy as attorney general kathleen kane drops bombshell at a press conference in the state capital. fox 29's jeff cole was in harrisburg where she released her review of the prosecution. >> the question did jerry sandusky abuse victims while stayed investigators were building the case that put him away likely for the rest of his life? the answer, according to attorney general kathleen kane is yes. >> some may say what's the purpose of going back and looking? >> report roar what's many feared that jerry sandusky sexually abused others while state investigators were spending months putting together the case that landed him in jail. the attorney general believes he did two victims in the fall of 2009. >> two people come forward in the fall would not have been abused had they made the decision you're now advocating. >> logically speak f'ing different tactics were taken and a different route was chosen and sandusky was in jail, if he was in jail, of course there wouldn't be more victims. >> reporter: the stunning claim drew an immedia

. >> there is now war of words emerging from pennsylvania, attorney general kathleen kane, it all stems from comments yesterday suggest that two children were not victimized by jerry sandusky. had her predecessors not brought a case against them. chad, those comments are not sitting well today. >> reporter: no, they are not. colonel frank newnan at once headed up the attorney general office and then here to head up pennsylvania state police, he and others involved in the sandusky investigation, they want answers from kathleen kane. i talked to investigators that have been wtd case for the entire length, the head of the police frank newnan is baffled by the accusations yesterday. >> we have two individuals that say they were abused in the fall of 2009, that would be six months after state prosecutors took over the investigation. yet the two alleged victims were not involved in the trial nor mentioned in the report released yesterday and commissioned by kathleen kane who had alleged that prosecutors dragged their feet. if through the two alleged victim was be the highlight of the molton r

. >>> and this morning kathleen kane announced the findings on the report of how the investigation wasandled during the news conference on 6abc this morning. it faults police and prosecutors for delays but found no politics were involved. and "action news" reporter, chad pradelli, joins us live in harrisburg with the full details. chad? >> the independent review found that prosecutors were reasonable in the investigation of the case, but also found mistakes made that it could have moved more swiftly and lessoned learned. and the report by geoff moulton found no direct evidence that politics played a role in the sandusky investigation. among findings found the lead prosecutor on the case wanted to file charges after the initial victim came forward, only to have her superior deny the request and push for more victims. and he believed that the victim was shaky witness and that the state only had one chance to make the case and convict. >> take the evidence as it was at the time, then the decision not to charge fit with an within acceptable bounds of prosecutorial discretion. >> and kathle

kathleen kane refiled them but despite the charges them, the former heavy weight could face significant time behind bars, there is two counts of aggravated assault and they are punishable with 10 years incarcerati incarceration. >> there has never been a crime here, there is no question nat parties were together that night and these are two people that had their worlds collide one evening. >> kerns remains out on bail and the ankle bracelet he was wearing has since been removed. i'm chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> chad, thank you. >>> now to a developing story from philadelphia's somerton section, police are looking for the men that kidnapped a teenager during a home invasion robbery, two men barged into the home and the 200 block, and once insides the gunman grabbed cash and a 15-year-old boy, the suspect escaped in a silver suv, lets the teen go on fair mown avenue, the teen was not injured. >>> a teenager accused of punching a man in the face as part of the so-called knockout game. trend epps was wantsed for the attacks at the trolley stop that left a 58-year-old man uncon

. >>> a new report by kathleen kane says that the sandusky was longer that it was supposed to. the prosecutors waited too long to search sandusky's home. >> when the search happened it uncovered evidence, photos of sandusky victims. >> kane alleged that two children were assaulted while they were investigating the case. >>> the workers spent the day cleaning up a si synagogue after vandals spray pated swa tiska sn the property. they are looking through our surveillance on cameras installed last week. >>> police are looking for a man that carjacked a nun outside of a port richmond shop rite. that happened at castor and aramingo. she was waiting for a friend when the man jumped into the driver's side of the car and started to beat her. the victim suffered multiple cuts to her nice and broken finger. they are look for 2009 four-door silver chevy mal beau. >>> they charged a man with multiple car burglars. they caught up with william sauder at the area of harrow place. the police say that sauder had a bag full ofstone items. he admitted to stealing from seven unlocked cars and ente

kathleen kane chose a law school professor with local ties to head the review of how police and prosecutors responded to the charges. here is a picture of widener law school. it took three charge years for to be filed after the office got involved. he's currently serving a 30-to-60-year sentence. she's suggesting that tom corbett may have had motivation to slow down the investigation when his office got involved. the arrest led to the firing of governor corbett maintains that saying investigators needed time testified during the case. reporting live in the digital operation center, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, katy. stay with nbc 10 and nbc10.com as we learn details of the special report. rosemary connors will be in harrisburg when the report is released at 10:30 this morning. >>> 4:33 right now. today federal mediators will begin hearsing with septa and union representatives. the two sides have been arguing over wage increases and tension contributions. the mediators will take their recommendation to the president next month. >>> in trenton, demonstrators gather to protest the s

get that new information, thanks, steve. >>> happening today, in pennsylvania, attorney general kathleen kaneeases a report on the investigation of jerry sandusky. a news conference is scheduled for 10:30 to announce handling of the case by kane's predecessor current pennsylvania governor tom corbett. kane tapped former federal prosecutor jeff molt on to lead the examination. both will be on hand to answer any questions, and sandusky was convicted of sexually abusing boys. he is now serving 30 to 60 years in prison. >>> and, a preliminary hearing is scheduled this morning for former septa police officer douglas ioga, he will be in a media courtroom for an incident last movement pedestrian says that he pulled a gun on him, while he was crossing the street, monk the charges, he faces are aggravated assault and impersonating an officer. >>> problems for brazil during the world cup, it is not about the soccer teams, but you what thousands had to deal with, in the middle of the game. >> and for the first time in forever, for the the first time in forever. >> you sing it great. >> dads are telling

in a bombshell moment kathleen kane stayed there were two alleged victim whose say they were abused while the state prosecutors had this case. and we talked to the state prosecutors and they called it an outright fabrication. in harrisburg, chad pradelli channel 6 "action news." >>> there is word tonight the centers for disease control is conducting an investigation into the violence in wilmington, delaware as they arrested a teenager for the weekend murder of this man, 32 year old jason turner. a memorial for turner at the scene of the crime on the 800 block of north pine street. 15 year old wisher has been charged with robbing and murdering turner on saturday. from our new jersey news room the toms river police say a man matching this sketch tried to lure a young boy from his front yard friday morning along terrace avenue near marion street. they said a man in an s.u.v. drove up and said to the boy come on, i got candy. she ran over and the man drove off. if you have information about this case, you are being urged to contact toms river police by phone or through facebook. >>> philadelp

. >> and attorney general kathleen kane alleged two children were sexually assaulted while state prosecutors handled the case but would not elaborate. and prosecutors call that flatly untrue. >>> a delaware county family celebrating tonight. the group that regulates organ transplants voted to continue to allow children under 12 to seem transplants from adults on a case-by-case basis. the policy saved the life of sarah murnaghan. and outside of the family's home where they just reacted to this decision. allie? >> this is the decision the family was hoping for that will allow children 12 and under to go on the adult waiting list. it was a decision that saved sarah's life a year ago and today we heard sarah speak the first time since this whole journey began. >> i am glad. i go to the pool and i play at the pool with my siblings. >> and the family also released this video that they shot of sarah riding her bike and swimming and playing with her friends and family. she is now breathing on her own. it's been one year since she underwent two double lung transplants. but it was a life-saving operat

kathleen kane abandoned the case because of -- and today williams said he is focused on making sure all investigations are treated with the same due di diligen diligence. >> we will not let this go and have separate standards for people selling drugs than those in the capitol rotunda. >> he says the probe may be broader than initially reported. >>> robert kerns still faces counts for allegedly assaulting a para legal from his law form. chad pradelli joins us with more in blue bell. >> this is not the first time that charges have been dropped against kernz, all the charges were dropped earlier this year after the district attorney admitted to bungling lab reports but it appears that kerns will go to trial that is if a plea deal isn't reached. defense attorney, brian mcgonegal called the charges against kerns a victory. >> we say this is an innocent man and we believe we'll be able to prove that in this case. >> the former head of the gop is charged with several counts of indecent assault and misdemeanors and the prosecutors say that the judge made the right call. >> i am pleased and it a

. >> and kathleen kane's sk skin -- twin sister. and 2012 just 19 arrests, 2013, 114. this year so far more than 70, but warns law enforcement can only do so much in a world where elementary kids carry cell phones, she says that parents must get involved. >> the a.g.'s office has a program directed at parents of young kids to understand what lurks online. saying that parents need to know what their kids are doing, period. >> instagram, facebook, i monitor every drop of that stuff and that's what parents have to do. that's my advice. don't worry about invading their privacy. >> a link on 6abc.com to the a.g. do you know your child's password video. >>> senator bob casey hopes to create opportunities and drive initiative. in january president barack obama declared the area one of america's five promise zones, meaning the government will provide tax incentives and grants to help the business there is. and today senator casey announced the plan to offer additional promise zone benefits including ways for the business owners to write off investments more quickly. >>> the fi

kathleen kane says some child sex abuse may have been prevented if prosecutors acted more quickly. says there was a three-year lapse by the time the first victim came forward and the time charges were filed. she says there's no evidence that politics played a direct role in the delay. >>> in los angeles, a judge wants more documents from lawyers for donald sterling. he's opposing that $2 billion sale of his l.a. clippers to former microsoft ceo steve ballmer. sterling's estranged wife is trying to sell the team without his consent. the nba wants the clippers sold because of sterling's racist comments. >>> in houston, a baby who was inside a car when it was stolen from a gas station has been founded alive and well. we actually told you about this story yesterday as part of an amber alert. a jogger found the 8-month-old yesterday morning after she heard the child crying. the little girl was still in a car seat on the side of a road in some weeds, some brush. her mother told police she left the baby in the car when she went inside to pay for gas. >>> happening now, crew members from t

. >> reporter: strong words from kathleen kane describing a report 16 months in the making. it was authored by independent investigators jeff molten. >> even a highly successful final result does not mean that the investigation itself was a complete success, particularly when a serial child molester was left uncharged for so long. >> reporter: duo described what they said were systemic issues with how the sandusky investigation was handled from early 2009 through november 2011 when now governor tom corbett was the attorney general. chief among the issues was how long it took prosecutors to take crucial steps in their investigation. for example they say a search warrant was not executed at sandusky's home until june 2011, just over two years after the attorney general's office first took the case. investigators eventually found photos of the victims. >> had search been conducted in 2009 and 2010, investigators could have used those photographs and names to find victim much earlier. >> reporter: prosecutors say they didn't have enough evidence to move forward with the search w

. >> reporter: state attorney general kathleen kane last march publicly announce that had she would not pursue the the investigation against the five because of in her word shoddy work and possible racial targeting this case was doctor before i even got there. dead. >> we're not surprised. quite frankly this was anticipated. >> reporter: attorney lewis says his client former traffic court judge thomasseen ty mapsnes did nothing wrong. >> we anticipate after a thorough investigation by d.a. williams that she will be exonerated report are the four state representatives whether or not charged with any wrongdoing did not respond to a request for comment, however, a spokesmen for the house democratic caucus tells cbs-3 that the house of representatives will respect the grand jury process and provide any information if requested. meanwhile the d.a. reveals that the investigation may well go beyond the five officials, publicly identified so far. >> this investigation is much more expansive than what has been previously reported. >> district attorney promises the 36 grand jurors will complete t

last march pennsylvania's attorney general kathleen kane, also a democrat, dropped the case, claim it was fraud but d.a. seth williams says the evidence is convincing. >> i won't allow you this case just to disappear. there has to be accountability. i would not be standing before you today if i thought there was a reason not to put this before a grand jury none of the five faces any criminal charges right now. d.a. revealed that the grand jury may be looking at others. >>> a teenager charged in the knock out attack on a homeless man in upper darby township is held on hundred thousand dollars bail. the trent epps and three others, video taped the attack in the aronimink trolley station last wednesday. epps surrendered yesterday, and is charged with assault. investigators received dozens of tips after this video was posted on facebook. >> this is a violent, mean spirited act committed for absolutely no reason other than just to be vicious. >> police are still searching for the other three suspects. >>> another bear sight goes in burlington county and this time "eyewitness news" viewers

attorney general kathleen kane killed that probe. district attorney seth williams revised it last week. >> a see minus that's the grade a civil yearing group is giving pennsylvania's infrastructure. american society of civil engineers says deteriorating roads and bridges remain as big a problem now as they were back in 2010. back then the state got a d minus. the state's new transportation funding law was generated about $2.4 billion in new money for infrastructure by the year 218. >>> tonight the neshaminy school board could decide whether to close three of its elementary schools. a proposal suggests closing those schools to make way for one new brand new super school. it will save the district money in maintenance costs. last september, though, more than 1300 people signed petitions trying to block the proposal. >> and breaking news tonight. six americans including a montgomery county man have been released from a jail in hondur honduras. representative mike fitzpatrick just released this picture of himself meeting with devon butle

last march kathleen kane a democrat brought that case claiming it was flawed. seth williams says the evidence is convincing. >> i won't allow this case to just disappear. there has to be accountability. i would not be stand brag you today if i thought there was a reason not to put this before grand jury. >> none of these five faced any criminal charges right now. the da did reveal the grand jury may be looking at others. >>> a teenager charged in a knock out style attack on a man in upper darby township being held on $100,000 bail tonight. trent epps and three others video taped that attack in the aronimink trolley station last wednesday according to police. epps surrendered today and is charged with assault. investigators received dozens of tips after that video was posted on facebook. >> this is a violent, mean spirited act committed for absolutely no reason other than to just be vicious. >> upper derby police are still searching for the other three suspects. >>> an 89 year old northeast philadelphia man is accused of serving as a nazi guard at auschwitz. joh

attorney general kathleen kane yesterday said some child sex abuse may have been prevented if prosecutors acted more quickly. she says there was a three-year lapse between the time the first victim came forward and the filing of charges against the former penn state assistant football coach. kane also said there's no direct evidence that politics played a role in the delay. >>> in los angeles, a judge wants more documents from lawyers for donald sterling. he's opposing the $2 billion sale of his l.a. clippers to former microsoft ceo steve ballmer. sterling's estranged wife is trying to sell the team without his consent. the nba wants the clippers sold because of sterling's racist comments. >>> a baby inside a car when it was stolen from a gas station has been founded alive and well. you see the infant. a jogger found the 8-month-old yesterday morning. the little girl was strapped in the car seat on the side of the road. her mother tells police she left the baby in the car when she went inside to pay for gas. >>> in south florida, a land escaper was killed when he was dragged through a woo

pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane commissioned this report.und no political motives behind the place. the report instead cites a lack of communication between county prosecutors, child welfare services and the state attorney general's office under tom corbett. and it says prosecutors waited too long to search sandusky's home. >> and when the search finally did happen, it uncovered unquestionably valuable evidence. including photographs of sandusky victims and lists of second mile campers with asterisks next to some of their names. >> cane also alleged two children were sexually assaulted while state prosecutors handled the case. she didn't elaborate and prosecutors said the allegations were not true. >> time now is 4:53. we are working to get new details on a rape investigation: only "action news" is there as police took several men in for questioning. we will get a live update at 5:00 a.m. >> up next a police officer puts his own life at risk to train. >> ♪ >> welcome back. you're taking a live look there philadelphia airport, 4:56. 68 degree

last month kathleen kane, also a democrat, dropped the case, claiming it was flawed but d.a. seth williams says the evidence is convincing. >> i won't allow this case to just disappear, there has to be accountability. i would not be standing here before you today if i thought there was a reason not to put this before a grand jury. >> in of the five faces any criminal charges. williams revealed a grand jury may well be looking at others. >> your time right now 5:35, in business news a new music source without commercials. >> and some overnight trouble for facebook money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the insuring stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, fed chair janet yellin says the u.s. economy still isn't healthy enough to grow at a consistently strong pace without help from the federal reserve. she made clear that the central bank sees no need to raise short term interest rates from their record lows anytime soon wall street liked what she had to say. the nasdaq gained 25, dow jones 90. s and p, added 15 points to set another record high. >>>

pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane commissioned the report.found no political motives behind the delays. the report cites a lack of communication between county prosecutors, child welfare services and the state attorney general's office under tom corbett. it says prosecutors waited too long to search sandusky's home. >> when the search finally did happen it uncovered and questionablely valuable evidence including photographs of sandusky victims and lists of second mile campers with asterisks next to some of their names. >> why did this take so long? >> cane also alleged two children were sexually assaulted while state prosecutors handled the case. she did not elaborate and prosecutors said the allegations were not true. >> it's 5:48 now and new jersey's gamble on sports betting runs into some overwhelming odds at the supreme court. >> plus, a north dakota coffee shop decides to make its >> mara: it's easy to lose your way in a place like this. ms. winnie earle: kids in paterson face lots of obstacles - but nothing can stop their determination.

attorney general kathleen kane will release the report on the handling of the jerry sandusky case. raised confess during her campaign -- questions during her campaign as attorney general. >>> traffic, northbound is heavy on 42. you have a traffic pattern change on 295. evesham road is closed between 73 and brendanwood drive. the turn lanes are blocked. stick to crescent road as the alternate to avoid that. >> reporter: everybody should turn around and held back to the shore. 79 degrees by noon, this is the temperature profile for philadelphia. the high 84. down the shore, high between 76 and 78. we're starting to see the ocean temperatures creep up into the 70s. >> was anybody bad and stayed up and watch the world cup? >> reporter: i did. >> what a heartbreaker. >> they stayed alive. we'll see how it continues to go, "g.m.a." is up next after us, come back here every 30 minutes we have the latest in weather and traffic and any breaking news. for matt o'donnell, david murphy, karen rogers, erin o'hern, i'm tamala edwards. enjoy this great monday weather! . >>> good morning, america.

this comes after kathleen kane abandoned the case. >>> inventing the future. >> that is the goal of more than 100 present nurz, students and every day people showing off their ideas to change of manufacturing landscape. inventors from more than 25 states showed off, including some local kids. school in west philadelphia built this car. it gets 100 miles to the gallon. the students along with their te princil p ilueef inceoh my odness. happy. i thought i was going to be nervous and thought i was going to mess up. it was really exciting. we had fun. he just told us we did a really good job. >> another 19 yield from philadelphia came up weapon a temporary way to cover a permanent tattoo. it lofts up to five days. it's hypoallergenic. it involves no makeup. >>> speaking of good ideas, there's time to apply for nbc 10's grant challenge called 21st century solutions. there's a $50,000 grant as well as two $25,000 grants. we want to help good ideas turn into great ones. applications accepted until august 8. for more information and to apply go to nbc10.com. >>> we have a first alert for today a

attorney general kathleen kane said some child sex abuse may have been prevented if prosecutors had actede quickly. lapse between the time the first victim came forward and the filing of charges against the former penn state assist and the football coach. kane also said there's no evidence that politics played a direct role in the delay. you can read the attorney general's entire report on the sandusky investigation. we have it online at nbc10.com. you can also read a time line of events leading up to sandusky's conviction. >>> there was a secret list of veterans who waited months for medical care. she's also accused others of altering records to hide the deaths of seven veterans who were waiting for care. that came out yesterday at the acting veterans affairs secretary was in philadelphia to tour the v.a. clinic here and meet with members of congress. sloan gibson introduces changes, which included getting all vets off of wait lists and into clinics for appointments. and ensure more than $500,000 from the v.a.'s budget be made available to the philadelphia v.a. >>> last year, 11-year-old

in the case of jerry sandusky according to a report released by pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane. that report says the delays in that case by police and prosecutors, and now we have the results of the investigation that were released earlier today and chad, you have the details here. >> yes, brian. here is the report. it is 300-pages long. it took 16 months to make. and while it's not a tough critique of prosecutors it stays mistakes were made. they said the prosecutors were reasonable in the investigation and the time it took, but it noted a lack of communication between county law enforcement and the state attorney general's office under tom corbett. one of the chief complaints is that prosecutors waited nearly two years to get a search warrant for sandusky's home. >> when the search happened it uncovered valuable evidence including photographs of the sandusky victims and the list of second mile campers with asterisks by some of their name. >> i think the team on that this at a minimum had 150 to 200 years of prosecutorial experience including the issuance and authorization of

. >>> also happening today pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane will release a report on the investigation of jerry sandusky. news conference is scheduled for 10:30 in harrisburg to announce handling of the case by kane's predecessor you, now governor tom corbett. kane topped jeff molt on to lead this examination, both will be there to answer questions. sandusky was convicted of sexually abusing boys while he was the assistant football coach at penn state and he is serving 30 to 60 years in prison. >>> former pennsylvania governor and u.s. attorney general, dick thornberg, is in the hospital, right now. >> his wife says, that the new 81 year-old suffered a minor stroke saturday at their weekend home outside pittsburgh. as governor in 1979, thornberg led the state through the 3-mile island nuclear crisis. >>> still ahead, new details in that disappearance of that huge passenger yet from in malaysia, new this morning what the pilot, didn't have planned after the the flight but now has investigators so suspicious. >>> but talk about a parking restriction, space that allows to yo

this is the case that exploded in march when it was revealed that attorney general kathleen kane killedrobe of city politicians. now philadelphia da seth williams is taking the case to a grand jury. attorney general kane shut down the program in part because it was -- probe in part because it was racially tainted. a grand jury will take a look at it. >> this isn't going to be out there floating. the public needs to know that something will be done. the attorney general had no comment district attorney williams hinted the probe could inn stir more politicians. he's heard some of the recordings being held as evidence and he says they are convincing. >> a judge dismisses rape and sex assault charges against four montgomery county gop chair men robert kearns. pa attorney general nounsing the charges in april. the montgomery county district attorney dropped their case the month before because their office miss interpreted lab results in the case. the 66 year old had been accused of drugging and raping a woman. he's still facing two aggravated assault charges. >> a defrocked united methodist

football coach jerry sandusky according to a report released monday by pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. in that report it instead blames communication problems between police and prosecutors for delays in the case. kane alleged two young men were sexually assaulted while authorities took their time investigating sandusky, however, prosecutors denied that happened. >>> a state arbitrator is recommending that sandusky's pension be reinstated. they say sandusky was in longer a penn state employee after his retirement in 1999 and it was five years after that that the state added sexual offenses to the the list of crimes that triggered forfeiture. the retirement system board deciding whether he gets his pension back which could happen this fall. >>> happening today, philadelphia education advocates and community members rallied in support of the additional school funding. jennifer joyce live at city hall with more on the upcoming events for today, jennifer, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris and karen. this is a story we brought you last week with school superintendent doctor hi

. >>> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane will release a report of the investigation of the the jersey sandusky. the news conference is scheduled for 10:30 to announce the the handling of the case of the the bread zest on and current pennsylvania governor tom corbett. both of them will be there to answer questions, and sandusky was convicted of sexually abusing boys, he is serving 30 to 60 years in prison. >>> and a preliminary hearing is scheduled this morning for former septa police officer douglass will be in a media courtroom for an incident last month. a pedestrian in netter providence say that he pulled a gun on him where he was just crossing the the street, monk the charges, he faces are aggravated assault and impersonating an officer. >>> former pennsylvania governor and u.s. attorney general, dick thornberg is in the hospital. his wife says the the 81 year-old suffered a minor stroke saturday at their weekend home outside pittsburgh. thornberg is resting comfortably at the hospital. as governor in 1979, thorn budge led the state through 3-mile island nuclear crisis. >>>

state attorney general kathleen kane released a report on corbett's handling of the investigation. corbett was attorney general during the initial part of that investigation. the the report found politics did not the play a role in that investigation, governor corbett says he does president think his response to the scandal has hurt him politically. >>> coming up at 4:16, a pennsylvania judge said a confession made by a woman charge killing a man she met on craigs list can be used. investigators say miranda barber stabbed, troy le ferreira, 20 times in her park car as her husband held a cord from the neck in the back seat. public defender wanted the confession thrown out because an attorney wasn't present for that confession. prosecutors say she voluntarily went to the police station and confessed. the two pleaded not guilty. >>> taking a look at national headlines new report released on the obama administration's drone policy recommend if usage should be examined more closely in coming years. washington d.c. think tank find the expansion of the drone campaign and targeted killings

attorney general kathleen kane killed the investigation.he philly da revised it last week by taking it to grand jury. this morning members of the black clergy of philadelphia argued that williams should have killed the probe just like attorney general ka inform e. the four city legislator and former traffic court judge alleged to have taken the gifts have been taped doing it. the black clergy says investigators should not have used an informant with a troubled past to entrap the elected officials. we asked clergy if they think the elected officials could have simply refused the cash. >> when the undercover is here mr. ali offered any of these representatives money simply couldn't they have said no? >> the fact of the matter is you're innocent until proven guilty, all right? and if i'm accused of a crime, i'm innocent until i'm proven guilty. everyone of these individuals they have to go to through the due process. i don't know whether they took money from mr. ali. i can't tell you that. >> reporter: in statement district attorney selling wh

earlier this week, state attorney general kathleen kane release add report on corbett's handling of the sandusky investigation. while corbett was an attorney general. the report found politics did not play roll in the investigation. governor corbett says does he not think this response to this scandal has hurt him political politically. >>> happening now, draft night in the nba and the 76ers began the night with the third overall pick. they kept that pick and used it on a player who might not even play this season. howard eskin who are with the details on the newest sixer. >> this is so confusing and so unbelievable. two picks in the top 10 and neither one of them will play with the sixers at the beginning of the season. let me explain. going to the draft it looked like the sixers were guaranteed a good player at number three in the first round. after andrew wiggins wept number one to cleveland, jabari parker out of duke goes number two to will l milwaukee at three for the six social security they went with kansas stow joel embiid. now, one time maybe the be best player in the draft. bu

. >> reporter: state's attorney general kathleen kane last marched announced she would not prosecute the the case because the evidence gathered prior to taking office was in her words flawed and those under investigation may have been racially targeted. >> this case was dead before i even got there. >> reporter: but district attorney now says after examining part of hundreds of hours of video and audio evidence, he found it in his words, convincing. >> i would not be standing before you today if i thought there was a reason not to put this before a grand jury. >> reporter: none of the five faces any criminal charges but d.a. revealed that the grand jury may well be looking beyond them at others. >> this investigation is much more expansive, then what has been previously reported. >> reporter: now while 49 state legislators did not respond to our request for comment spokesmen for house democratic caucus tells cbs-3 that the house will quote respect the grand juries process and provide any information requested. coming up at 6:00 you'll hear from the attorney for former traffic court j

. >>> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane plans to release a report on monday about how authoritiesdled the jerry sandusky investigation. the criminal case against sandusky began in late 2008. nearly three years passed before the former penn state coach was arrested. kane has suggested governor tom corbett who was the attorney general there had a political motivation to slow down the investigation while running for governor. corbett denies that claim. >>> new jersey governor chris christie was in washington today to speak at the faith and freedom coalition road to majority policy conference. the republican says they should stand up for what they believe in. he explains why he never hid the fact that he was pro life while running for governor. >> i told people from new jersey i knew many would consider voting for me and disagreed with me on this issue but that they had a right to know what was in my heart. because when you know what is in someone's heart you have a window into how they will lead. >> governor christie went on to say that the republican party should not continue to all

i want you to take a listen to what the current attorney general kathleen kane had to say this morninghen she was talking about this. >> this report found no direct evidence, no e-mail, no confession, no statement from anybody indicating that they were told to slow this down because of politics. this report also shows long periods of inexcusable, by inexcusable, i mean even the parties involved couldn't offer an excuse for the delays, and delays that, quite honestly, are unfathomable to most of us. >> you talk about will heads roll, you know, the report makes recommendations on how to better handle cases of child sex abuse in the future. but, you know, everyone was given a chance to respond but they don't make any allegations that any of this was actually millicio malicious. >> what about joe paterno with all these 300 pages, anything in there? >> as far as i can see, he was mentioned just once and it was in passing. >> what? >> you know, they did not address the issue which is a really hot topic within the state of pennsylvania, people talk about this all the time, this is a huge issu

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the report was commissioned by democratic state attorney general kathleen kane. it faulted police and prosecutors for lapses of at least three years in the investigation. kane said a search of sandusky's home, and other steps, should have occurred sooner. >> this factual report indicates that there were long periods of time where nothing happened. there were long periods of delays that we can't explain. this report also indicates factually that key investigative steps were not taken early on, for example the search warrant, and because of that the case took longer than it could have or should have. >> ifill: the report cleared republican governor tom corbett of stalling the case for political reasons when he was attorney general. sandusky is serving a 30 to 60 year sentence for molesting ten boys over a 15 year period >> woodruff: president obama today publicly advocated for american women having access to paid maternity leave from their jobs. at a white house summit on families, he said the u.s. is the only industrialized country without such a law. no new legis

it was ordered by pennsylvania's attorney general kathleen kane.e's suggested that politics may have had a role in the case during her campaign for office. >>> a preliminary hearing set for today in the battle over the los angeles clippers. lawyers for donald sterling and his estrangeged wife are due in a los angeles courtroom this afternoon. shelley sterling wants to sell the clippers to steve ballmer for $2 billion. donald sterling's lawyers are vowing to do everything possible to stop that proposed sale. this all follows donald sterling's lifetime ban from the nba. >>> many american soccer fans were in shock as the u.s. in the latest world cup game ended in a draw in the final seconds. >> it's an equalizer! >> hold your head. he did. that goal by portugal in the last 30 seconds of stoppage time led to the tie. that was after the u.s. came from behind. tied the game in the 64th minute. the next game for the u.s., thursday, against germany. now, the u.s. and germany they are at the top of their group with four points each. ban na and portugal have

kathleen cain. report, instead blames communication problems between police and prosecutors for delays in the case. kane also alleged two young men were sexually assaulted while authorities were taking their time investigating. sandusky, however, prosecutors denied that happened. >>> meanwhile a state other than trait or is recommending that his sentence be reinstated. sandusky was in longer a penn state employee after his retirement in 1999 and it is five years after that the state added sexual offenses to the list of crimes that could trigger a forfeiture. the board will deciding whether the sandusky could get his pension back. >>> local girl's brave battle for a lung donation that saved her life permanently, changes the the way children qualify for transplants. year after sarah murnaghan's fight sparked a national debate the board that makes decisions regarding organ transplants ruled that children are eligible for adult lungs. the vote was set in motion by sarah's parents who filed a lawsuit to get their dying daughter on an adult waiting list. the the original guidelines barred children under age o