. >>> kathleen kane is due back in court today she faces a hearing on a second perjury charge, they are determining if she can do her job after her law license was suspended. david helply will be in correlate later this afternoon and look for his updates on air and online at 6abc.com. >>> accuweather tracking more rain headed our way, going live outside with sky 6 hd looking at atlantic city this noon. we have damp and cloudy conditions with showers in the area right now, meteorologist, david murphy, is tracking it all from the "action news" big board. >> it was a wet start this morning, a wet condition for most of the morning rush hour and the region, the bulk of the rain is now pushed to the north and east of us some in trenton and burlington county, and other bits and pieces, but we entered the lull we were looking for. the live view doesn't show a whole lot else coming but if you look to the south there are a couple of additional areas of precipitation that will consolidate and fire up a little more as we get lighter into the afternoon and night, and a wave of low pressure comes up

this brings up an interesting question, if kathleen kane makes this secrecy oath signs off on it and just forgot about it and spoke bit later when she was on the stand, testifying, does that constitute lying? what does that say about its intent? well, prosecution say her title as attorney general, simply holds her to a higher standard and i forgot will not cut it. reporting live from montgomery county, alexandria hoff, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, thanks very much. >>> comcast is warning 200,000 customers, some of their account information has been accessed and sold on the so-called dark web. the information included e-mail addresses, user names and pass words. comcast says that the leak was not caused by a breach in its systems. the company is asking customers to change their pass words. >>> still to come tonight on "eyewitness news" the return of don't call it a come back but experts say traditional sales season in a decade. find out is what driving the increase, kate. >>> and another dreary evening underway in philadelphia with showers, around and perhaps some heavier ra

here is john rawlins. >> reporter: worn some today kathleen kane's top deputies, testifying deciding if kane will be removed from office. now legal offices not made by kane but by her first deputy a task he has assumed. >> based on the reading of both the pennsylvania constitution and states attorney act. >> they have little contact or interference from kane, they are not certain where or when she wor works. they are not suppose to hold them out as lawyers and why kane is still issuing press releases under the attorney general letter head. they say that the a.d.'s office lacks jurisdiction because of the lack of a license. >> this is novel, nobody has decided anything under this situation before, we are not aware of this happening anywhere else in the country. >> bruce beamer says the worst case scenario released because of such a challenge. >> that person was released even in the short-term until we address the issue, that is what i would call a nuclear scenario, we pray that does not happen. >> the committee has until next wednesday to release the report to the full senate and in ad

we are looking at a special state senate committee hearing yesterday, that probed whether kathleen kanen do her job despite not having an active law license. kane you'll recall lost her license after being criminally charged for allegedly leaking secret grand jury information and then lying bit under oath to cover it up. three district attorneys from various counties across the commonwealth were called into speak before the group and were asked if they needed a law license to do their jobs. the prosecutors say they need a an active license to do just about every aspect of their work. attorney general kane says most are managerial and she argues she can do her work without a license. the listen to the somerset county district attorney talking about how aging suspended license may affect prosecuting cases in her county. >> on my way here my chief detective called me and we have a joint task force, a joint drug task force that is currently operating through the attorney general's office and their question is what do we do? do we sus pend that investigation? do we wait for the outcome, what

. >>> still ahead kathleen kane's job once again in jeopardy, the new threat on her hold as pennsylvania's top prosecutor. >>> and making your eyes look bigger and brighter and cheek bones that rival a super mod model's. making contour a breeze in time for the holiday parties. >>> hello again, 4:30 now and "action news" continues with the reason that the pennsylvania judge just ordered sherry shepherd to pay thousands of dollars in child support for a baby that is not technically hers. >> and his plan was to bring a smokestack down but not like this. how an excavator escaped death after bricks collapse on top of him. >>> this toddler's treasure, the story of one sanitation worker and a little boy that loves the garbage man. >>> today the state senate moved close to removing kathleen kane from office as she fights criminal charges and as usual the district attorney is not backing down. >> kathleen kane's life is getting complicated because of pending charges she had her law license suspended and this judge found her inability to perform the law related functions of her office is having an a

afternoon everyone in the news this noon, a special committee releases the report on the fate of kathleen kane. and the final preparations on the 6 abc dunkin' donuts parade. fwu. >> but the big story on "action news," the biggest travel day of the year. they predict the most thanksgiving travelers since 2007 and if your trip includes a train or plane ride, expect more security. annie mccormick is live at amtrak for the big rush. >> reporter: amtrak says on a normal wednesday they see 83,000 passengers, today they are expecting more than 140,000, look behind me you can see the tight security, dogs and also security that does have weapons that are here in plain sight at 30th street station, everybody should be ready to have their bags scanned, and everybody should feel safe. >> the crack of dawn is the best bet for travelers relying on trains and planes. >> early 5:15 to new york city. >> my flight is not until 12:30, but i wanted to get up early to beat the traffic. >> so far everything is smooth and the taxi ride was quick. >> reporter: at philadelphia international airport the morning rush g

next to the governor, kathleen kane-willis, the cofounder and director of the illinois consortium on drug policy. to her right, dr. carl hart studies the effects of the drugs on the brain, looking at just what it is that happens to addicts and users. we will keep this pretty light -- not light, not exactly a light topic. keep it moving and keep it fairly casual. a conversation amongst all of us. i really want to start off with, i just gave the twitter version of who you all are. give the facebook version, or a slightly longer version of why you're here talking about heroin. keep in mind the clock is running so keep it fairly tight. we heard about the state of the

. >>> this noon, pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane, is heading back to court. this time, she faces questions about the jerry sandusky child sex abuse investigation. >> good afternoon, i'm erika von tiehl. kane was ordered to court overcome end she made about potential grand jury leaks involving the judge. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff joins just harrisburg, with that hearing is expected to get underway in about an hour i believe, alex? >> reporter: well, erika, hello, kathleen kane has been ordered here today to expand upon those allegations, made, that someone in her office may have been behind a leak, high profile, grand jury secret information. now, that grand jury investigation in question was into the former penn state assistant head coach, jerry sandusky, and as it has been made in kathleen kane's own unrelated charges again her, leaking secret grand jury information is a serious crime. now, the judge john cleveland ordered here today, to clarify those allegations, about the sandusky leak. in about an hour, in a taped closed door hearing, und

. >> also, happening today, pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane, will be in montgomery county courtroom for preliminary hearing. kane is facing charges of perjury, conspiracy, and obstruction of justice. she has been under investigation for allegedly leaking secret grand jury information in order to embarrass a political foe and then later lying about it. >>> philadelphia police have launched an investigation into a photo of two officers that went viral on social media. it shows those two officers right here asleep in their patrol car. police say the picture of the unidentified officers was taken by civilian at un dis closed location in the 24th police district. which covers part of kensington, and port richmond. >> an investigation is underway, and the appropriate disciplinary action will take place. >> lieutenant went on to say the photo send the wrong message about the hard work so many officers put in every day. >> a man who allegedly robbed two center city banks is learning that crime doesn't pay and apparently stupidity does not either. investigators say this man tried t

everybody can read it except for kathleen kane. >> okay. do you think they will make that move?hat's very bold. >> there's removal and there's impeachment. we're looking at removal here. i think she should be removed. though as a republican leader, i can tell you, she's the gift that keeps on giving for us, for our side, because it's an embarrassment to the democrats, many of whom still have not called for her removal. but, yes, i think she should be removed. she's been indicted. she's been -- and it's affecting law enforcement across the state. d.a.'s refer cases to the attorney general. they're no longer doing that to cases where they have a conflict. so cases aren't being heard. >> i'd rather see impeached. >> so would i. the removal requires two-thirds of the senate. >> right. >> which, essentially, is similar to what you need for impeachment. so why not go through the impeachment process? >> right. all right. speaking of possible removal, let's talk about a supreme court justice who's in the crosshairs at the moment -- michael eakin. part of the porngate issue, having seen

. >>> continuing with more legal trouble for kathleen kane. today she lost her battle to have some of the charges against her thrown out. nbc 10's deanna durante joining us now. she was in the courtroom today. deanna, what's the latest? >> reporter: kane is charged with perjury and obstruction, and her attempt today by her lawyers to have the charges thrown out was unsuccessful. this all goes back to a case from 2009. that is a grand jury case that was going on as kathleen kane was not in office at the time. she contends she was a stay at home mother, however, several years later information from the case was leaked to a local newspaper and a grand jury investigation last year ensued. in the grand jury investigation kathleen kane told the grand jury she was not under any secrecy oath. in september prosecutors uncovered a secrecy oath that uncovered all grand juries prior to kane's appointment and election to office. her attorneys say she forgot she signed that oath. >> three days after swearing in, probably dealing, you know, dealing with a my

attorney general kathleen kane will be back in the montgomery county courtroom, answering more charges, as the state senate committee decides whether she can still do her job without a law license, sue. >>> well, one of those mornings you will look out the window and say i wanting to back to bed. rain rolling in overnight, it is with us this morning, we will tell you how long it will last coming up in your weather authority forecast, lauren. >>> sue, we're still flying high eagles won big on sunday but bird suffered a big loss in the process, the injury, keeping jordan hicks, sidelined. good day, everybody it is tuesday, november 10th, 2015. so today, it is national forget me not today and national vanilla cup cake day. >> so, don't let me forget to have a vanilla cup cake. not chocolate just vanilla. >> that is right. >> very specific on these national days, sue. >> he will well, yeah, because lauren and i was thinking her dress looked like a chocolate cup cake with vanilla icing. >> yes. >> let's get started this morning with a look at ultimate doppler radar because that tells the ta

. >>> and kathleen kane is expected back in court in montgomery county, today's hearing focuses on another perjury charge kane is facing. david henry reports from norristown. >> attorney general kathleen kane has a chance to waive the preliminary hearing and moving on to a trial date, but her lawyer assures me she will be here and go through the process. this hearing is for the latest perjury charge she is facing. kane is accused of leaking confidental grand jury information and they found that kane did indeed leak the material and lied about it under oath, kane also claimed she never signed a secrecy oath and they say a later search of her office came up with a secrecy oath that she signed. she claims she is targeted by an old boys network, for unveiling pornographic emails circulated by judges. and this after the handling of the jerry sandusky case and kane faces peril outside of court as well. the state committee held the first of a series of hearing to determine if kane will be removed from office, her law license is suspended while she facing charges. the committee is determining if s

spring like temperatures before a taste of summer to send the week. >>> and attorney general, kathleen kane court, alleged grand jury leaks in the trial of child molester, jerry sandusky, kane seemed to refer to the leaks, yesterday she says she has no proof they happened. john rawlins is live now in harrisburg with the full story. >> reporter: the attorney general's office told us she will testify today. this is the pennsylvania judicial center and it has

injuries. >>> and the pennsylvania senate can move forward with actions to remove attorney general, kathleen kanem office. a report released by a special investigating kpit esays the senate has jurisdiction and probable cause to take action. kane released a statement saying any effort to remove her from office is unconstitutional. her law license is suspended after being charged with perjury and obstruction. >>> this thanksgiving despite having to spend the holiday in the hospital. >>> i'm jeff skversky in detroit where the eagles have not lost out here in 38 years, who will attempt to lead them to victory tomorrow for thanksgiving. mark sanchez or sam bradford? the latest coming up in sports. >>> i'm tracking a surge of warm air and record highs on the way and the warm-dry conditions will not last the entire weekend. i'll explain in the exclusive accuweather forecast. >>> we want to show you a live picture from chopper 6 hd a car is on fire on the ramp from montgomery drive to the eastbound schuylkill expressway in philadelphia. this all happened at 5:55 tonight and a host of crews were dispatch

may be, these are the people we go to. >> no matter what people may feel about attorney general kathleen kane, the fact of the matter is that she had not uncovered this information and made it public this would have been swept under the rug and we would know nothing about it. >> in september seth williams ordered sensitivity training for the three prosecutors instead of firing them or undertaking some other disciplinary action. he says he stands by that decision. >>> a second emergency board will be set up to investigate a dispute between the new jersey transit system and its labor unions. president obama signed an executive order to create new panel. the union said the contract offer made to the first emergency board was unacceptable f. a new board can't bring settlement congress can impose a new contract. more than 4,000 nj transit employees have been working without a contract for four years. >> happening today, local auto dealers are teaming up to make sure that kids in the area have warm coats as the weather gets colder. the dealers will give a new winter coat to every student at the che

say her members simply can't ignore offensive messages like these released by attorney general kathleen kane. they were received and sometimes forwarded by local prosecutors frank fina, mark costanzo, and pat blessington. >> when somebody has attacked us, raped us, assaulted us, whatever the case may be, these are the people we go to. >> reporter: in early september, d.a. seth williams ordered sensitivity training for the three prosecutors, not firing. today he said, "while i appreciate and understand the concerns of the city council women and now over the content of the e-mails, i have reviewed this matter and the individuals involved have been disciplined." williams said the men have shown, "regret and remorse," but for critics, the fact they were included on the e-mail chain in the first place speaks to their known disposition among friends. >> i don't have people sending me racist e-mails, because anyone who knows me knows i would be very upset. >> reporter: reporting in center city, george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> two arrests following a brawl at a halloween party. witnesses helped i.d

. >>> attorney general kathleen kane will face trial on charges she leaked grand jury testimony. pennsylvania's top law enforcer lost her bid to have criminal charges thrown out. she spent the afternoon in a montgomery county courtroom. deanna durante spent the day, as well, in that courtroom and is joining us live with the latest from norristown. deanna. >> reporter: kane's lawyers are not interested in a plea deal and say while they lost this battle, they are intending on winning the war. >> the law is emphatically against me. >> reporter: but he claims attorney general kathleen kane didn't mean to break the law when she testified before a 2009 grand jury. instead, she forgot she signed an oath of secrecy, one that would have barred her from sharing grand jury material from an investigation with reporters. >> this was an honest mistake. >> reporter: prosecutors say not really. they point out kane fought her appearance before the grand jury last year multiple times, arguing there was no oath of secrecy pertaining to her. >> they made an argument that she never signed the secrecy

senior lawyers under kathleen kane still worrying that her presence could bring trouble for that office down the line. fox 29's jeff cole is in our newsroom tonight. jeff, they spoke again today about what they're calling an unprecedented situation. >> reporter: absolutely did. that's right, dawn much it's been one month since the supreme court definitely suspended attorney general kathleen kane's law license. tonight she's holding that same position but seems to be on some very shaky ground. earlier this week, four top deputes recommended big change avoid problems for that office. today they told a state senate committee that kane has not inserted herself in legal decision making that's a good thing they think. but they're still worried her presence could expose the office on legal grounds. they say some defendants will likely try to persuade a judge that criminal charges won't be valid because of kane's status because of the fact that she has her license temporarily suspen suspended. now, meanwhile, kane is fighting criminal charges herself. she accused of of leaking secret grand jury

may be, these are the people we go to. >> no matter what people may feel about attorney general kathleen kane, the fact of the matter is that she had not uncovered this information and made it public, this would have been swept under the rug and we would know nothing about it. >> in september, philadelphia district attorney williams ordered sensitivity training for the three, not firing, he says that decision stands. >> 4:35 now. a judge sentenced a northeast philadelphia man to back-to-back life prison sentences for the double murders of his kboyf and her young son. carlos rivera was spared the death penalty in exchange for agreeing to a non-jury trial. during sentencing the judge used one word, evil. he was convicted of torturing and strangling her in her apartment. he stabbed her 12-year-old son to death while he slept. he then set the apartment on fire to try to cover up the killings. >>> a second emergency board will be set up today to investigate dispute between new jersey transit and its labor unions. president obama signed an executive order to create that panel. the union said the co

expecting a full report from a special committee next week which could include recommendations that kathleen kane be removed from her position as attorney general of the commonwealth of pennsylvan pennsylvania. now, the supreme court suspended kane's law license a month ago much she's fighting criminal charges for allegedly leaking secret grand jury materials to a reporter and lying about it under oath. but next week, wednesday, dawn, it could be that this special panel will report that kathleen kane should not remain the attorney general in this state and then expect really a war to break out. back to you. >> all right. stay tuned, thank you, jeff. >>> well could it ab pre pre-thanksgiving revolt. turkeys taking over several local towns. >> all over the neighborhood and, um, like i would say they make a mess in my yard front and back. >> today we made a trip to check out the madness and wait until you see what we found. >>> and debate is raging over whether to allow syrian refugees into the united states. why president obama is now squaring off against new jersey governor chris christie. >> and

. >>> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane is headed to trial, and facing more charges. she stands accused of leaking grand jury information and lying bit under oath. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria movies live at the courthouse in norristown with more on this, alex. >> reporter: jessica, when prosecution had to do today proved there is this enough evidence to warrant a trial. the judge agreed that there is, but at trial, the prosecution will have to prove that kathleen kane willfully lied under oath, and willfully will be a keyword because the defense says you cannot lie if you do not know you are lying. in a procession that now appears almost routine, media welcomed attorney general kathleen kane, a as she made her way inside of a montgomery county courtroom b. she's accused of breaching secrecy of the 2009 grand jury by leaking details to the daily news, something her defense did not dispute. >> this was an honest mistake. >> reporter: kane was not in office in 2009 and therefore wasn't directly sworn to secrecy in that case so says her defense. >> i think that

high five. >>> today in harrisburg four aided to kathleen kane are testifying before a panel deciding if kane should be removed from office. they are talking about the type of work suspended lawyers are allowed to do. the state suspended her license last month after she was charged with perjury, if she is removed from office because of that suspends office, it would be the first time that constitutional provision was used this century. kane believes that the only way they could take her out is some form of impeachment. they expect a decision by thanksgiving. >>> it took 10 months but teachers that work in radnor township have a new contract, they approved the agreement yesterday and the agreement rewards teacher's hard work and is sustainable in the long-term, details have not yet been made public. >> nearly 500 children are taking a free turkey home for their families for thanksgiving, they are giving away free turkeys to students in three of their schools that they run. they stopped by universal in west philadelphia, the give away benefits university creighton and blue fork. >>> and

. >>> pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane is facing more charges in the leak of grand jury material, including grand jury perjury were upheld in montgomery county, the charges stem from grand jury testimony last year, as kane was under investigation for allegedly leaking documents to a newspaper, and she says the charges are retaliation for her exposing some explicit email exchanges among officials. >>> and protesters took to the streets in the delaware valley and across the country calling from a higher minimum wage, the action cam was at the courthouse in media, where workers took a stand for higher wages. it was nationwide for fast food restaurants, protesters with planned in 240 cities. >>> turning to the forecast, as you know we had steady rain earlier today and now dealing with scattered showers out there. cecily tynan is live with the details from accuweather. >> certainly a gray and damp day and double scan live showing we have pockets of generally light rain across parts of atlantic and cape may county, we have heavier showers and the bigger issue right now is the fact that

he is overseeing the grand jury leak and perjury case against pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kaneosted this comment last night. congratulations to kevin steele, the next district attorney of montgomery and all of the winners. the voters have spoken and made their voice heard. we're going to follow the transition and all of the investigations involving the new d.a. kevin keel. live in norristown, monique braxton. >> you can check out the entire list of races get all of the results from across the area any time through the "nbc 10 news" app. >> 6:38. new from overnight police want to find the person who stabbed someone on a septa bus in west philadelphia. at 46th and market. the victim was slashed in the forehead. no word on a motive or the victim's condition. >>> 6:38 and the sun is up. our skies are clear so we'll see plenty of sunshine through the day today. and it will be unseasonably warm again today. 76 was the high temperature yesterday. right at that level again later today. but clouds are on the way. they will start moving in tonight and it's different forecast for tomorrow

. >> big day for kathleen kane. she remains in the hot seat this morning, she sat for a preliminary hearing accused of leaking secret grand jury information and then lying bit. >> when did this get started there in montgomery county, dave. >> it starts at 1:00 o'clock this is second run of charge that he is attorney general kathleen kane will be dealing with in this preliminary hearing but there is another debate in harrisburg over her job security. receipts's go to the state senate committee meeting from yesterday where members debated kathleen kane's job and whether she can actually be attorney general without having a law license. kane lost her license after being criminally charged with allegedly leaking secret grand jury information and then lying under oath to cover it up. three district attorneys from three counties were brought into the group and they were asked if they could do their job, without a law license and they said most of the work that they do requires that they have an active law license. the the

still, lawsuit filed against kathleen kane also names the philadelphia daily news, and a reporter, as the defendants over articles written about the the dispute. two of the people, are suing. >>> they weren't just prosecutors in kane's office before her election three years ago, two others were investigators in the attorney general's office. suit accused kane of intimidation, retaliation and attempted black mail. kane spokesmen says she has in the reviewed the lawsuit but will vigorously defend herself. so far in comment from the daily news. >>> we will show you video now, all right. what do you see? here it comes. look at it closely. why this sight caused some frightening passengers, and the plane had to land, the plane did have to land, what is that thing on the wing, bob. >>> i have sat at the window there. hoping all those screwed are in there tight. >>> i-95, we have got some delays leaving northeast philadelphia, heading in to downtown, speaking of downtown, good morning, from our live camera the a ben franklin parkway, we will check rest of the roads, and sue with the forecast

the panel is considering whether the suspension of kathleen kane's law license prevents her from doinger job. >>> it was a mild day down the shore but the clouds will continue to build throughout the day. here's a live look if our camera atop the marquis de lafayette hotel in cape may, new jersey. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with the forecast. we have rain coming, right, glenn? >>> it's going to be a wet day tomorrow. not so much today even though the clouds have increased across the philadelphia area and many other parts of the region. we have temperatures that have really gone up despite this cloud cover. you can see the clouds moving in. there's nothing on the radar anywhere close to us. you have to go back to cincinnati down to alabama before we find any significant rain but in the next 24 hours it will be moving to the east and as you can see some of it on the heavy side, some of it could be affecting the morning rush, at least in parts of the area. the temperatures now already up to 58 degrees in philadelphia and 60 plus in parts of new jersey and delaware. and as we go th

pennsylvania's embattled attorney general kathleen kane will face a judge surrounding the second set of perjury charges against her. kane is accused of leaking secret grand jury material a reporter then lying about it. the judge suspended her law license while she fights the charges against her. >> we work, we sweat! >>> fast food workers across the country are walking out of their work in their fight to earn $15 an hour. picketers in the rain outside of mcdonald's at 31st and allegheny. they'll join other protesters for a rally at city hall later today. >>> the president of temple university is on board for the plan for an on campus football stadium. he wrote an editorial the inquirer saying the $100 million project is the logical next step for the school. his reasons? momentum at the university and the need for a few game-day experience. right now, the owls play their games at the link and temple says it will work with homeowners in north philadelphia and city council to iron out issues but neighbor wes spoke to -- spoke with aren't sold on the idea just yet. >> they want it in fron

all right, let's go to harrisburg. >> yes, because pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane will attendoor meeting about potential leaks, in the jerry sandusky trial sex abuse case. kane will answer questions under oath, she says, she already told judge she has no knowledge of any e-mail detailing the leaks, in the sandusky investigation. lawyers for sandusky maintain that leaks were used as an investigative tool to severely prejudice the former football coach. >> also today, day two of jury deliberations in the federal afraid trail. sat a fattah junior, bill being several hundreds of thaws cents from the is. , school district of philadelphia. says the charges are politically motivated, says fattah. >> lauren, what else do you got? >> good morning, mike. phillie's three major news publications announce massive cut. media network says it will layoff some 50 journalists and other workers from the inquirer. the daily news and philly.com. yesterday, employees were given 30 days notice, the layoffs will go into effect december 4th, newspaper guild told philly magazine they plan to challenge

attorney general kathleen kane will be back in the montgomery county courtroom, answering more chargesdo her job without a law license, sue. >>> well, one of those mornings you will look out the window and say i wanting to back to bed. rain rolling in overnight, it is with us this morning, we will tell you how long it will last coming up in your weather authority forecast, lauren. >>> sue, we're still flying high eagles won big on sunday but bird suffered a big

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kathleen kane facing a new civil lawsuit. they claim kane abused her powers by retall eighting against them. she released the e-mails she called porn graphic to embarrass them. >> chop chop was over the -- chopper 6 hd was over the smoky scene of cranberry drive in lower lower moreland township. firefighters got the flames under control in an hour. >>> chopper 6 was over the 700 block of pebble hill road in doylestown township late last night. it's unclear what caused the driver to lose control. >> detectives are looking for a bumping robber who ran into a bit of trouble robbing a dollar store. the man walked in and pulled a gun on a 19-year-old clerk. he tried to get her to open the cash register, but she couldn't. he didn't have any luck either. the robber slapped the woman and pulled her hair and ran off empty handed. >>> paid leave and a gift card, too, a real estate company is going the extra mile for new moms and dads. >>> what is called an innocent love note between 4th graders could get one boy in serious trouble. >>

. >>> more fallout today from the so-called porngate scandal unleashed by kathleen kane. today council members called for the firing of three prosecutors involved in the inappropriate e-mail chain. the president of now says members can't ignore offensive messages were received and sometimes forwarded by current philadelphia prosecutors. >> when somebody has attacked us, raped us, assaulted us, whatever the case may be, these are the people we go to. >> no matter what people may feel about attorney general kathleen kane, the fact of the matter is if she had not uncovered this information and made it public, this would have been swept under the rug and we would know nothing about it. >> in early september after extensive review, d.a. seth williams ordered sensitivity training to the three prosecutors, not firing. he says that decision stands. >>> the head of the pennsylvania turnpike commission hopes state lawmakers will make it a little easier to collect from deadbeat toll evaders. this year alone the toll loss $33 million in unpaid tolls. drivers are sent two payment noti

. >> judge has kathleen kane to appear for a closed door hearing. she provided information to the judge before the deadline, but the court argued that she she did not provide any evidence supporting the claim. leaks. >>> linden justin is accused of holding disabled adults captive in the boiler room of her home. she faces life in prison, as well as 80 years consecutive sentence and restitution and fines. >>> happening in hours, a fashion line favorited by trendsetters will debut at h and m. the action cam caught dozens of fashionistas sleeping overnight on chestnut street in center city. they hope to get their hands on high end clothing line from paris. h and m has instructions for customers, they get 15 minutes to shop and the first 24 people in line get access that starts at 8:00 a.m. >> it's very embellished. >> it's hard for me to pull it off. >> there's a simple jacket with gold buttons. >> show it to me later. >> reporter: let me when i come out with sweatshirts. you know what i am wearing when i walk to the store. storm tracker 6 live showing

this is from a state senate committee meeting yesterday where kathleen kane was debated whether she could a active law license. kane loss her license have after being criminally charged for allegedly leaking grand jury information and then lying bit under oath to cover it up. three district attorneys from three counties were called into speak before the group and they were asked when they could do their job without a law license. the prosecutor say they in fact need an active law license for just been aspect of their work. attorney general kane says that many of her duties are in fact managerial and she can do them without a law license. listen to how d.a. answered the question could they do their job without a license. >> i'm like -- unlike my collogues, i come from a rural county. i'm in the courtroom every day. so, from my perspective, could i perform the job for which i was elect to do in somerset county in district attorney, i could not. >> every day we're making charging decisions. every day i'm working with my assistants on plea negotiations, not a day goes by and not a decision go

. >>> attorney general, kathleen kane was back in cord today this time in montgomery county, she was held over for trial for charges of perjury. >> kane had nothing to say when she arrived in court and nothing to say when she left. a year ago she testified before a grand jury investigating her for leaking information to a reporter, it came from a grand jury investigation of a prominent civil rights leader, kane maintained she never signed a secrecy only for that grand jury, but they found a document that she signed two days in office. a secrecy only, that number one to the present. kane's lawyer says she simply forgot she signed the document. >> she was making one basic fundamental point, that she was never sworn into the 2009 grand jury, number one and the materials in 2014, you have heard this a million times were not grand jury material, shed -- she believed it then and believes it now. but the judge is not buying it, she will be tried on that as well as the other counts. >>> police are looking for the gunman that kill aid 22-year-old man in mantua, maurice mcdonald was shot insid

kevin steel, also overseeing the case against kathleen kane, he's going to be busy. he is taking over for risa vetri fuhrman. >> well, democrats in new jersey they tightened their control of the state assembly, in yesterday's elections, the party picked up three new assembly seat. they knocked out two republicans, knocked them out of office, central new jersey 11th district. also took a seat away from the gop in southern new jersey's first district. >>> so, lauren has more headlines this morning, lauren? >> good morning to you, alex and mike. police looking for gunman who started shooting outside a crowded community center, it was in the middle of the day around 2:00 p.m. outside the hero community center at 17th and tioga in north philly. police say 22 year old, nanif hair machine shot several time. he just attended a job orientation program at the center. police do have surveillance video which leads them to believe the victim was targeted. he remains in critical condition. >> police are looking for a gun hand who shot woman in north philadelphia last night. this h

being here, we'll be right back. >> one more look at your headlines, pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kanertroom today for preliminary hearing. >> kane faces charges. also, fast-food workers and hundreds every cities nationwide are rallying to demands increase in the minimum wage. you are looking live right now at picture of philadelphia workers, they're protest being, demanding $15 an hour. >>> also, philadelphia police have launched an investigation into a photo of two officers, this went viral on social media. shows those two officers asleep in the patrol car. other big headline this morning, traffic on nine the a, affecting so many people, meisha. >> still is right now. the good news we are starting to get little bit of relief. 995 southbound, coming around the s curve at cottman. you are moving now, good news, only traveling at about 10 miles per hour, not great news, but, there is movement. those two tractor-trailers have been moved out of the way blocking a partial right lane. but that is it. and on to the shoulder, and also, in new jersey, 42 freeway, moving in the northbound direc

. >>> pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane says she has complied with the judge's order to hand over any information she has about possible leaks by a judge in the jerry sandusky sex abuse case. kane's spokesman says she met the deadline but later this afternoon, the court said that kane did not give evidence supporter her claim of leaks, now she is ordered to appear for a closed door hearing tomorrow. >>> mayor elect kenney was outdoors today after the sweeping victory in philadelphia, he enters the transition stage to be sworn in to be the city's next mayor, david henry is live now at city hall. >> reporter: jim kenney was a shoein after he won the primary back in may and he admits he started to get his ducks in a row back then and the transition process officially began today. >> how are you? congratulations. >> congratulations. >> the campaign is over and now the real work begins, jim kenney inherits a city on the move but a city with lingering problems like crushing poverty and failing schools, he launched his transition process at jackson elementary in philadelphia, a sign

general's office will testify before the state senate committee considering whether to remove kathleen kane from office, the attorneys will appear tomorrow before the panel, meanwhile today legal ethics experts talked about the kind of work that suspended lawyers are allowed to do. >>> an anonymous donor pledged more than $3 million to help the please touch museum emerge from bankruptcy, the museum in fairmount park raised $4.8 million toward its goal of $10 million, the please touch museum claimed bankruptcy in september, ceo lynn mcmaster announced she will step down next year once the fundraising goals have been met. >>> philadelphia's newest attraction is set to open next week, word came today that the one liberty observation deck will open to the public on saturday, november 28th at 10:00 a.m. the deck is located at the peak of 1 liberty place, "action news" got a sneak peek earlier this year when it was under construction. the observatory gives panoramic views from seven stories high. >>> coming up on "action news," paying for parking there is an app for that, ahead the new electronic

. >> the stage is set for the state senate to remove kathleen kane from office. the senate committee made the decision today. she's running her office with a suspended law license. she was charged with obstruction and perjury and for leaking information and lying under oath about it. the full senate has to vote on the full process that could eventually remove kane from office. here's what she had to say. today a handful of senators sought to substitute their judgment for that of more than 3 million pennsylvanians who cast their vote. i believe this attempt to remv the attorney general from office is unconstitutional. >>> tonight punched and forced into a van. philadelphia police think a man may have been abducted from baenk yesterday afternoon. the suspect is on the right side of your screen. witnesses heard a man say i don't want to go with you as he was pulled out of the bank. so far no one has been reported missing. >>> next, missing teenagers on the run. 600 miles from home. tonight, only on nbc 10, how a local waitress pieced it all together and reconnected

a document deadline for pennsylvania's attorney general kathleen kane expires in about five hours. she has until 10:00 this morning to release records related to the jerry sandusky case. kane claims that the judge that supervised the grand jury leaked secret information. at a court hearing for sandusky the judge ordered kane to produce any evidence supporting that claim. failure to meet today's deadline would result in a hearing for kane tomorrow. sandusky is serving 30 to 60 years in prison for 45 counts of child sexual abuse. >> nine minutes after 5:00. the chill is back in the air though it's not as cool as yesterday. you'll still need the jacket. a day of sunshine, no clouds today. but that starts to change tonight. i'm tracking some showers for tomorrow. looks like the weekend could see some showers too. right now we're seeing temperatures in the 40s for most of the area, philadelphia at the airport is 51 degrees. but there are cool spots in the city. 44 now in reading and cape may. 45 degrees. and everybody is in the clear. very little wind, clear skies and another morning wi

. >>> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane has until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow relating to the jerry sandusky sex abuse case. the judge supervising leaked secret information. failure to meet tomorrow's deadline would result in a thursday hearing for cane. sandusky is serving 30 to 60 years in prison after he was convicted of 45 counts of child sexual abuse. >>> a fraternity under fire. the action a local university is taking. >> flashing lights and horns designed to scare away a threat. >>> if you don't get out of here with that camera, i will make your day -- >> polls are not open. >> and this is how election day began in one local burro. what caused the chaos this time. and why the election results can lead to another controversy. >>> back to our election day coverage in the race for city counsel, cindy bass is leading. cherelle parker in the ninth district and here are the seventh people with the most votes. >>> it was a chaotic election day in delaware county. >> i'd like to see the certifica certificate. >> i'll not showing you nothing. please get

. >>> and attorney general, kathleen kane is due back in court, alleged grand jury leaks in the trial of child molester, jerry sandusky, kane seemed to refer to the leaks, yesterday she says she has no proof they happened. john rawlins is live now in harrisburg with the full story. >> reporter: the attorney general's office told us she will testify today. this is the pennsylvania judicial center and it has multiple doors and if she chooses not to be seen she can probably do that. the issue over sandusky is fallout by a statement made by kane during a press release. >> the hearing about possible leaks about the jerry sandusky will be behind closed doors because if they occurred it could lead to the reversal of sandusky's 2012 conviction and this rocked the commune during a jerry sandusky appeals hearing and they signals alarm in a release of leaks, she refers to a reckless beach of a judge including sandusky. >> cleland ordered her to disclose to him what she knows. >> and we asked him to frame the situation. >> the order basically said put up or shut up, he wants to know specifics as

general's office, right to file charges, citing the suspension of the law license of attorney general kathleen kane. meanwhile cannon has been released on his own recognizance following arraignment, his next court appearance set for preliminary hearing january 15th. live from tredyffrin town ship chester county, i'm walt hunter, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> san francisco authorities say that a man was removed from a plane carrying new jersey governor chris christie today. we're told incident happened as flight was about to take off from san francisco around 8:30 this morning. that is when passengers say the pilot turned boston bound plane around and went back to the gate. passenger was removed from the flight but still unclear what he did, and this picture posted on twitter shows governor waiting in the airport. flight was ultimately delayed for about four hours. >>> it is marathon weekend, thousands will hit the pavements on sunday and thousands more will be there watching and cheering them on. in the wake the of the paris attacks, security will be extra tight, "eyewitness news" reporter alexa

the second public hearing for a state senate panel considering the removal of attorney general, kathleen kane, her law license is indefinitely suspended during the investigation. they have a month whether to recommend the full senate consider her removal. >>> a group that sponsors the philadelphia school district is launching an ambitious campaign to help students improve their reading skills at the same time. katherine scott has more on the right books campaign. >> reporter: the idea is to get the right books to these kids at the right time and part of that is making sure that every classroom has a library and this morning's fundraising campaign kicked off at clara barton elementary. leaders like mayor elect jim kenney, and superintendant william hite pulled up a chair and read to the kids. they hope to raise $23 million by 2017 to match investments from the william penn foundation, they provide every kindergarten to third grade teacher with comprehensive training and the maximum effect of having the right books. it costs $5 million to install a classroom library, the goal of the right books

." >>> the latest in the kathleen kane case.rrisburg today, four lawyers from the state attorney general's office described the new procedures in place to compensate for the compensation of kane's law license. legal decisions that she would make about a case have fallen to the first deputy, bruce beamer. and the hearing held by a special committee charged with deciding if kane should step aside. she has been charged with perjury and obstruction. >>> and "action news" learned the f.b.i. looking into allegations that a former employee of pgw compromised identity of some of the company's customers and used the information for her own personal use. and dann cuellar with the exclusive story. >> what occurred recently was a misuse of customer information by a rogue ex-employee of withing pgw. >> last week they were sending letters to customers letting this emkn knokno knoknow -- le know that they used information to make improper charges. >> out of those customers, only six had information misused. nevertheless we felt it was importan

. >> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane will go on trial for leaking grand jury testimony. yesterday kane appeared before a judge. she lost her bid to have some charges thrown out. she is accused of leaking material and lying about it. >> three days after swearing in, probably dealing you know, 800-person office, dealing with myriad issues and she was doing the best she could. i don't think there is any question about that that she was overwhelmed at the time. >> kane will go on trial some time next year. >> today of course is veterans day. and president obama will mark the day at arlington national cemetery as he does every year the president will place a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. other commemoration s take plac. doctors say former president jimmy carter is responding well to his cancer treatment. yesterday the doctor said they found no evidence of new tumors in his brain. carter announced his diagnosis back in august. he had radiation treatment, he's also taking a newly approved drug to try and help his body destroy the cancer cells. the former president

. >>> kathleen kane's top deputies testify before a special senate committee and rapper known for taking stage with jay-z and kanye is taking stage to raise awareness about kidney disease. check it the out two, three, four times a day on kyw news radio. >>> the philadelphia zoo is letting you do more than just see the red panda. >> you can name the little guys. unname brothers are nearly five months old. they way three and a half pound and expect to grow only four more pound. >> they stay tiny. >> yes, zoo is asking public for input what to name the the red panda siblings by wayf social media. so you can weigh in. and just beautiful. >> absolutely gorgeous. >> all right. coming up next on "eyewitness news" we are live at the airport as workers get ready to walk off the the job this morning. >>> also trapped by a tree how a woman survived getting stuck in the bed when that massive tree slice through her house. >>> struggling to meet holiday need why challenging of the the shelves being >>> good morning. gracious umbrella a before you head out today, it will be wet and windy. storm scan th