lynn: hi! lemonis: how are you? i'm marcus. lynn: lynn hughes. nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. -are you norton? -norton: i am norton. -lemonis: nice to meet you, sir. -norton: nice to meet you. lemonis: what a great place. -norton: thank you. -lynn: thank you. lemonis: there's some people in here. lynn: yeah! isn't this great? lemonis: and so, i noticed that on the sign, that you're only open -- lynn: thursday, friday, and saturdays. lemonis: how many seats in the entire place? lynn: about 200. lemonis: and is there ever a time where it's jam-packed, out the door, down the street? norton: actually, we have pictures of it at about halfway in the parking lot. that is not real unusual. we can feed as many as 500 people in a night. lemonis: do you guys ever run out of seats in the dining area and then have to turn customers away? norton: yeah. lemonis: how many acres is the whole complex? norton: on this side of the road, we got about 30 acres. lemonis: okay. so, there's more expansion land. norton: as long as we keep getting business, we can keep adding

monsignor lynn is living with family members right now. but his lawyers say he received hundreds of letters of support from parishioners while in prison. but district attorney seth williams announced he will be seeking a retrial and that is why we are here today. that date will likely be set for next year. if convicted again, lynn would have to only serve at most a couple months because he was granted parole that was started in october. live at the criminal justice center, matt delucia, "nbc10 news." >>> new from overnight, police are investigating a shooting in the fairhill section. officers were patrolling when they heard gunshots and found the man lying in the voteroad. so far, no arrests. >>> and the bill cosby sex assault case, his lawyer do not want jurors to hear the phone call between cosby and his accuser. andrea constand's mother recorded the conversation in 2005. cosby's lawyer argued that pennsylvania law requires both parties to give consent for the recording during that phone call. cosby reportedly spoke about the encounter a

monsignor lynn's case being argued in philadelphia while mean senior lynn is jailed in northeast pennsylvania, our joel holden is in center city with the decision handed down this afternoon. good afternoon, joe. >> reporter: good afternoon, monsignor lynn's family will drive up to the prison north of scranton where they will pick him up and bring him back here, it was a rather anti-climatic hearing here earlier this morning at the cjc with monsignor lynn attorney arguing he should be set freon the $25,000 bail. and it is our expectation, according to lynn's attorney, that he will be released from prison immediately. now, thomas bergstrom emerged from the cj seat around 10:00 this morning, and he spoke with us, telling us, that of all things, he says, that lynn has been scapegoated by the district attorney's office. he says, and i quote, da seth williams has been over the top, inaccurate, dishonest in his handling of the landmark priest sex abuse case. the first where high ranking church official was held responsible for not acting to stop dozens of preditor priests from praying on children. n

the tonight monsignor william lynn is free for the time being. six hours after a philadelphia judge signed a release order, monsignor william lynn leaves a state prison near scranton. we are told a family pick him up, his journey now through court system is far from over. >> just hell bent to retry this case. >> reporter: that is lynn's attorney tombergstorm react to go district attorney seth williams will retry the monsignor. >> for some reason, you know, he continues to want to beat up on this guy. i think we all know where he stood, meaning where lynn stood in this, in this hierarchy. >> reporter: defense attorneys claim lynn never touched a child and was following orders from the powerful now deceased cardinal anthony bevilacqua, but district attorney seth williams says lynn orchestrated the cover up of abusive pedophile priest. >> monsignor lynn was at the center of all of the evidence. is it possible others could have been charged? grand jury thought there was not sufficient evidence to charge others. >> reporter: archdiocese of fill declin

lynn: i'm not going to run. allen: oh come on. lynn: i will talk you into running. [laughter] lynn: we really have to change the set of people. as long as the republican party has this tea party-non-tea party divide it will be difficult to have brokers like ted kennedy and john mccain working across the aisle. even people like dan quayle who had bipartisan bills. that is an error that we have lost. -- an era we have lost. allen: think of what politics have come to when we are yearning for dan quayle. [laughter] host: you're put you on the spot, did you expect for predict donald trump to win the gop nomination? allen: my system does not s.edict nomination sayingst i was on record that i thought donald trump was the most likely candidate to win the nomination. everybody thought i was nuts. somewhat similar to what asked, but how can you evaluate a campaign where one candidate keeps breaking the boundaries of what is acceptable and were normal? lynn: great question. when i said in equilibrium, this is mentioned would be close. that's essentially what this question is a

-lynne: right.m, is that -- i mean, where else -- where else -- can we do more of them? i'll do 10 of them. i wasn't thrilled that they didn't contact me about the merchandise in the store, but the banquet room turned out great. and i know we're on track to make really good money here. we're gonna open up the doors in about a half-hour, guys. we're gonna rearrange the entire store. tonight is the grand opening of the general store, but there's a long line of people waiting, and there is still a ton to do. norton, can you go around and find any shuler's branded stuff? from the time you walk in to the time you go to that front door, it's everything shuler's. -shuler? -shuler: yes, sir? lemonis: grab each one of these pigs and move them around the store in places that remind people where they are, okay? come on. norton: get savannah to help you with that. lemonis: 15 minutes, guys. think we want to try to stay as pig-themed as possible. everything on this table, shuler's branded. we got about two minut

the district attorney's offers says its intent on taking lynn back to trial, lynn's attorney says,'s of the da's position. >> some of the material in his briefs have just been, you know, over the top, i think, inaccurate, dishonest. but he is just hell bent to retrial this case. not with standing the fact that monsignor lynn now served 33 months of a three year sentence. so, i mean, i don't understand it, but i'm not surprised. that's where we are. >> lynn's attorney says his client has served three # three month of a 36 month sentence, so he says that the maximum sentence he could face after a new trial would be only two month. he says that his client is in good spirits, despite some recent medical issues, and his hearing today is expected to start mid-morning. mike and lauren? >> and we will be there. >> jenny, good job there. speaking of trials, here we go. another big trial in the philly area. bill cosby's attorneys are asking the judge to suppress taped phonecalls that were made after constand's mother learned of the sexual abuse. allegations the comedian's lawyer says the phone

that was lynn's attorney there but the d.a. seth williams said this on suss to the victims, their families and the citizens of our region know that my office takes the charges of institutional sexual abuse extremely seriously. i will use every legal opt at my disposal to prosecutor pedophile priests and those who shield them to the full extent of the la law. today is all about set issing that new trial date. monsignor lynn as of now is living with family members but his lawyers say he received hundreds of letters from parishioners. we'll let you know what happens later on today. >>> time is 5:34. riders trusted by a septa slowdown should start seeing some improvement in a few weeks. the transit agency announced its plans to get cars back yesterday. as a resulting august 21st, said to roll out ten cars per week. a normal weekday schedule expected by october 1st. >> my trains are late every day, going to work. so, my boss will say that's awesome. about time. >> septa says its entire fleet can be up and running by november. >>> th

judge lynn: mr. and mrs. brooks, the two of you have been married for nine years. you're so sick of one another, however, you are now living in separate states. mrs. brooks, you claim mr. brooks is emotionally and verbally abusive and that he's an opportunist who only wants you for your money. you've also made some allegations with respect to, as an example of this, your childbirth. so i want you to tell me the story of what happened when you gave birth r. brooks' child. nekesha: ooh, judge. i remember mr. brooks coming home from work and i was in labor but not quite sure if i was in labor, so i called my doctor, and they told me to come over right away. and i went to the hospital. and in the triage room, i can remember him rubbing my foot, 'cause i was in pain from the contractions, so after that -- judge lynn: that's a good start. nekesha: yeah, so after that, you know, so we went to labor and delivery. okay, so i go in, and i'm in excruciating pain, like, i thought i was dying. and i was calling o

william lynn next year. with monsignor william lynn out on bail, williams is already planning the prosecution against him. while some evidence detailing the history of priest abuse and cover-up in the archdiocese may very well not be allowed in court this time around. williams believes his team will have enough to convince a jury to convict lynn again. >> when allegations were made, of sexual abuse against priests in our archdiocese, how they would handle that, how they would not tell the police, how they would tell the parishioners that the priest is being moved for health reasons. >> reporter: d.a. williams did not waiver in his decision to retry the case, in large part he said because of the abuse survivors. an attorney in philadelphia for some of those survivors explains another conviction for lynn would be significant. but it shouldn't stop there. >> the only way to move the ball forward is with the archdiocese to come clean, so to speak. not oppose the statute of limitations retroactive provisions, and

he would like lynn released on 10% of $250,000 bail. monsignor william lynn is 65 years old. in the coming days or even today he could be released by that judge if that order is granted here. but prosecutors have not said at this point if or when they will decide on that retrial option. live at the criminal justice center, matt delucia, finbc 10 news. >>> the owners of a major pest control firm will pay millions to a family sickened by a banned pesticide during their vacation. the parent company of terminix agreed to pay $87 million. they were injured after exterminators sprayed the pesticide inside a condo just below theirs in the u.s. virgin islands. steve ezman was paralyzeed. >>> today a philadelphia firefighter will be laid to rest. this morning, a second viewing will be held for gabriel lee at deliverance evangelistic church. he died last month at his firehouse in the basement, he was found unresponsiveç at ladr 12 in philadelphia. a funeral service will be held today at 11:00 at the same church. >>> new details about the shooting of a new jersey man by state troopers

lynn, first u.s. roman catholic church official convicted of covering up clergy sex abuse claims is now staying with family as he awaits another trial. that prison release video and new developments in lynn's case have been unbearable for mcilmail and his wife debbie. couple hold five five-year old partly responsible for a ledge molestation of their son, sean. >> my son was a abused because of his decisions. >> reporter: mcilmails believe sean was violated while a student at resurrection parish school at the hand of the father robert brennan a secret sean kept for years. his parents say sean battled addiction but was able to file a police report but days before he was to testify before brennan, sean died of an overdose at age 26. brennan's name would be tied to other sex abuse allegations and investigations led to defense lawyers thomasbergstorm says lynn was not in charge of the priests. that was up to cardinal anthony bevilacqua who has since died. >> he knew what he was doing. i don't want to hear

lynn never touched a kid. >> lynn's attorney thomasbergstorm says lynn will be in court thursday for that status hearing. he says case could go to trial sometime in 2017. jim and brooke, back inside to you. >> thanks, justin. >>> delaware supreme court ruling is in regarding the state's death penalty. it is unconstitutional. >> 148 page opinion yesterday, justices said delaware's law, violates constitution because ate allows the judge to sentence a person to death end of a jury's recommendation. also delaware law doesn't require juries to be unanimous when recommending a death sentence. delaware's legislature came close to abolishing a death penalty this year but debate was put on hold to await the ruling by the high court. >>> time is 5:36n business news this morning an end to over posting on instagram. >> find out what wall street's waiting for this week, money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning brooke and jim. wall street is talking jobs this week this morning payroll processor adp will release numbers

monsignor lynn is now living with relatives at the moment. his lawyers say he's received hundreds of letters from parishioners while in prison. >>> new this morning from the delaware bureau the treasurer sore the myrna pto is facing theft charges. she's charged with using a pto debit card to run up thousands of charges. >>> the casino announced the closing yesterday as thousands of employees remain on strike. tropicana entertainment which owns the taj mahal says it was losing millions of dollars a month and also blames the strike as reason for going out of business. the striking workers have been fighting for the restoration of health insurance and pension benefits that were cut two years ago. an exact shutdown date for the taj mahal has not yet been set. >>> it's 4:34. police say alcohol and speed caused the driver to crash into a home in northeast philadelphia. skyforce 10 was at the scene. no one was inside the home at the time of the crash. >> happening today, officials will be giving tablets to people who live near a radioactive power pl

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we did speak with lynn's attorney, thomas bergstrom who says lynn should be released as of right now, with that overturned conviction, he's not being held on any charges. he would like lynn released on 10% of $250,000 bail. the 65-year-old monsignor william lynn could be released today or in the coming days if the judge grants that motion. prosecutors have not decided if or when they will go ahead and ask for that retrial. for now, live at the criminal justice center, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> three firefighters are recovering from heat exhaustion this morning after battling a building fire in doylestown. it took 150 firefighters several hours to get the fire under control last night at gsi kitchen and bath show place. skyforce 10 was over gsi. they got help from backup water tankers when they began to lose water pressure while battling intense heat and flames. >> because it was so deep seeded, mostly we just saw smoke and heat. every once in a while when it found a place to break through, the roof or the front, fire would break out. >> the fire marshal is trying to determine wha

lynn never touched a kid. >> lynn's attorney thomasbergstorm say lynn will be in court thursday foraring. he also says archbishop charles chaput has been in touch with lynn, the case went get to trial until sometime in 2017 but no ward if lynn will be resuming pastoral duties in the meantime. jim and brooke, back to you. >> thanks, justin. >>> three people will go to trial in connection with the discovery of 12 girls in the feasterville home. daniel and savilla stoltzfus are accused of getting their daughter to lee kaplan in exchange for financial help. kaplan began assaulting the girl when she was 14 and he fathered two children with her. girl is now 18. report of the child boost led police to kaplan's home in june. at least two dozen members of the amish community turnout for the preliminary hearing. >>> search continues for group of men that robbed a jewelry store in the montgomery mall. surveillance camera inside the store captured the entire robbery. you can see here three men entering the store dressed in all black, snow nabbed the display cases and snatched jewelry inside. th

that lynn never touched the kid. we all understand what the supreme court did twice. yet in the face of all of that he want to retry it. well, we're ready to go. >> reporter: lynn's attorney says his client has already served 33 month of a 36-month sentence. even with a new trial, the mack numb sentence co-receive about two month, his attorney also says lynn's spirits are pretty good despite some recent medical issues. he is expected to be back here, his hearing, expected to start mid-morning, lauren? >> jenny, thank you so much. >> and police are investigating two separate shootings in fairhill, the most recent happening just after 2:00 a.m. told a man was shot in the back and the leg, this was along north american street. police officers rushed him to the hospital. no word on his condition, or any arrests. the other shooting happening just before 9:00 p.m. last night on the 3,000 block of north second street. someone shot a man in the stomach and his arm, officers rushed him to the hospital. he is listed in critica

three hours ago william lynn walked out of the prison about 20 miles outside scranton. only nbc 10 was there. nbc 10's rosemary connors joins us live from center city now with more on what's next. rosemary? >> reporter: well, jim, here at the district attorney's office in center city, prosecutors over the coming months will be mapping out their case against monsignor william lynn for a second time. now, his new trial is expected to be scheduled for sometime next year. but already, plenty of people are weighing in on the case. and his release from prison earlier today on $250,000 bail. in center city, the rivera family who brought their son to see the sanctuary thought they had put monsignor william lynn and the case behind him. his release today on bail didn't sit well to them. >> the justice system convicted him once. >> reporter: while some evidence detailing the history of priest abuse and cover-up in the archdiocese may very well not be allowed in court this time around, williams is confident his team will have enough to get a second conviction. >> i firmly believe

the lynn's 2012 convictions have been since overturn.tuesday he was released on bail and now staying with family after state supreme court granted him a new trial. lynn's defense claims that handling of the sex abuse claims and transferred abusing priest under the purview of the cardinal anthony bevilacqua, but family of sean mcilmail believes lynn deserves punishment for aiding their sons alleged abuse at the hand of father robert brennan. philadelphia district attorney seth williams plans to vigorously pursue the case. >> he knew what he was doing. i don't want to hear bevilacqua, krol all the way up the rine. >> jury of monsignor lynn's peers in philadelphia found him guilty of endangering welfare of children and the evident was sufficient to show he was part of the creating a play book that shielded pedophile priest from his prosecution. >> for some reason, you know, he continues to want to beat up on this guy and i think we all necessity where he stood meaning where lynn stood in this hierarchy weeks a all understand that lynn never

judge lynn: i heard a great case this morning. did you know that couples who argue about money are 30% more likely to divorce? the young couple in this case got pregnant, got married, and argued about everything -- including money. here's what they said when they came to "divorce court." catalano: "divorce court" is now in session. judge lynn: mr. and mrs. roberson, you two have been married for approximately a year. -bradley: yes, your honor. -judge lynn: correct? and you have a one-year-old son, and you're 20 and you're 19. -elexus: mm-hmm. -judge lynn: young, young. you're already here in "divorce court." i'm sorry to see that. i'm probably gonna root for you a little bit, but we'll see when we get there. why don't i start with you, mrs. roberson.

monsignor william lynn released from prison child endangerment con vick ton overturned. jennifer joyce standing by live in center city with more. hi, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, lauren, monsignor lynn back in court this morning. and new trial date could be set. he was just released from prison on tuesday, after serving nearly three years behind bars, lynn was the first us roman catholic church official ever to be charged or convicted of helping to shield child molesters. his 2012 conviction has been twice overturned days ago. state supreme court throughout the case saying the trial judge let too many church victims testify, who were not directly linked to the case in question. lynn was charged with endangering a boy by transferring a suspected preditor priest to his parish in the late 1990's. the district attorney's offers says it is intent on taking lynn back to trial. >> the d.a.'s office position that this level of institutional sexual abuse and the cover-up that ensued is something that served justice, people of the commonwealth deserve to delve into this, and

for so much pain and suffering. >> reporter: lynn was first u.s.official to be held criminally responsible for transferring pedophile reeses from parish to parish. father brennan was a high profile name in the grand jury investigation suspect of numerous cases of sex ase

but back in january 2012 lynn 12 lynn did a performance about ten or 12 songs at the lincoln center andle in their 20s and 30s. they weren't even staged really. he got up where the sum of the other cast members and sang the songs that i can remember at the end all these young people in their 20s and 30s were on their feet cheering, screaming and stomping. i looked around and said oh my gosh, is, is this a preview of the future? every time the material was tested out in front of the audience response was extraordinary. then i remember we went to theater festival and the place was crawling. every producer in the room and they're saying this is like the greatest thing i've ever seen. so we had them for nation and inclinations that might happen. but we cannot have predicted was that it would be quite a sensation or that it would be not only a theatrical phenomena but a political and cultural phenomenon. we're at the white house a few weeks ago and i've nothing there's ever been a sitting president of the united states to come twice to see this show. the first lady who has come to see the sh

he would like lynn released on 10% of $250,000 bail. monsignor william lynn is 65 years old.in the coming days or even today he could be released by that judge if that order is granted here. live at the criminal justice center, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> three firefighters are recovering from heat exhaustion after battling aç building fir in doylestown. skyforce 10 was over the scene of thick smoke that rose above gsi kitchen and bath show place last night. it took 150 firefighters several hours to get the fire under control. they got help from backup water tankers when they began to lose water pressure. they battled the intense heat and flames. >> because it was so deep seeded, mostly we just saw smoke and heat. every once in a while when it found a place to break through, either the roof or the front, some fire would break out. >> the fire marshal is trying to determine what caused the fire. >>> now to a story from delaware county we brought you as breaks news last night. you can see the hole opened up as workers tried to get to the broken main. the intersection is exp

i think we all know where he stood, meaning where lynn stood in this hierarchy, we understand that lynn never touched a kid. >> other priests charged with molesting children, he was charged with maintaining the system of shielding offenders and it was overturned because of prejudicial evidence. and now his attorney points outs he served 33 months of a 36 minimum sentence. even if convicted again it could not exceed the original sentence and is in line for parole. >> he has three months left so theoretically, a judge could under the rules give him a two month sentence. >> he -- under of the suggestion of why bother. >> monsignor lynn's own system shows he helped to create this system to help shield pedophile priests. his defense was people above him that knew should have been guilty as well. there was sufficient evidence to prove him guilty beyond a reasonable doubt and i'm quite confident we'll do it again. >> this was a landmark case in 2012, lynn was the first church official to be convicted of a role in transferring and shielding abusers in parishes, it's likely he will get a new cou

judge lynn: i have here mr. clinton graves and mrs. amberly graves. the two of you have been married for... how long? two years? amberly: since january, your honor. judge lynn: since january. so not even a year yet. you're already in divorce court. we're gonna figure out how we got there. but let me -- mr. graves, you have got to tell me how you two met, 'cause i never heard of this before. clinton: your honor, hold on to your gavel. this is gonna be a rough one, okay. so, basically,

it could set a date for lynn's retrial, right? >> reporter: yes, tracy, he is out of prison on bail right now, but his legal issues are far from over here. this is what the 65-year-old looked like as he was walking out of prison on tuesday afternoon. this is in northeastern pennsylvania. he was there for 33 months. nearly three years. the release came after the conviction was overturned. prosecutors have argued that lynn was responsible for transferring pedophile priests from one parish to another after working at the archdiocese for years. the decision was overturned. his lawyer said that he's received hundreds of letters from parishioners while in prison. but williams almost immediately after lynn was released said he will be seeking a retrial. we're waiting to see what that -- >> all right. in the bill cosby sex assault case, his lawyers do not want jurors to hear a phone call between cosby and the mother of his accuser. yesterday, cosby's lawyer filed a motion to get the recording of that phone call thrown out. andrea constand

accuse of of covering you have child sexual abuse is released from business, what's next for william lynn >> at one local national night out gathering the k9 officers stole the show, those stories and more. we begin with major surrounding surrounding the death penalty in delaware. i'm jessica dean. >>, the delaware's death penalty law is uncrush. crucial. tropical depression is more on what the ruling means, trang >>j this is huge deal as current days where prosecutors are seeking the death penalty must be recharged. this decision comes on the heels of a u.s. supreme court decision that struck down a similar law in florida. >> a big victory for advocates against the death penalty. the states highest court decided that delaware's law is uncrucial. founded delaware citizens posed to the death penalty 24 years ago. you just have to keep on hoping and working and keeping true to your beliefs. >> reporter: the first state one of you don't have the three states that allow judges to override juries and sentence defendants to it death penalty. delaware also doesn't require juries to be unanimous

monsignor william lynn a free man, at least for now.s the first roman catholic official to be convicted for the handling of priest abuse scandal. >> since that landmark victory, two courts determined that lynn's conviction should be overturned. now a judge has let him out on bail. >> rosemary connors just spoke with the district attorney. she joins us now with the very latest outside the office. rosemary? >> reporter: keith and denise, i spoth with seth williams in the past hour. he did not hesitate to announce that he will retry monsignor william lynn next year. with monsignor william lynn out on bail, williams is already planning the prosecution against him. while some evidence detailing the history of priest abuse and cover-up in the archdiocese may very well not be allowed in court this time around. williams believes his team will have enough to convince a jury to convict lynn again. >> when allegations were made, of sexual abuse against priests in our archdiocese, how they would handle that, how they would not tell the police, how

lynn and 202 was convicted and has been serving three to six year sentence. that conviction was overturned, on tuesday, his team scored another legal victory adjudge freed him on bail, but lynn will now face retrial, a decision made by district attorney seth williams. >> he knew, and helped create the plan of what to do when someone alleged that a priest had sexually abused children. he was right at the center, he was the quarterback of that play. >> reporter: lynn's attorney thomasbergstorm says if he was convicted again he would only survey couple of months in jail. >> we all than stan that lynn never touched a kid, we all understand what the superior court did twice. but yet in the face of all that, he wants to retry it. well, we're ready to go. >> reporter: bergstorm argues monsignor lynn carried out order at direction of the late cardinal bevilacqua and other church superior but d.a. cast lynn as a essential character in the long run operation to keep priest sex abuse under the radar. reaction outside the cathedral to lynn getting bail was milk. >> they

accuse of of covering you have child sexual abuse is released from business, what's next for william lynn >> at one local national night out gathering the k9 officers stole the show, those stories and more. we begin with major surrounding surrounding the death penalty in delaware. i'm jessica dean. >>, the delaware's death penalty law is uncrush. crucial. tropical depression is more on what the ruling means, trang >>j this is huge deal as current days where prosecutors are seeking the death penalty must be recharged. this decision comes on the heels of a u.s. supreme court decision that struck down a similar law in florida. >> a big victory for advocates against the death penalty. the states highest court decided that delaware's law is uncrucial. founded delaware citizens posed to the death penalty 24 years ago. you just have to keep on hoping and working and keeping true to your beliefs. >> reporter: the first state one of you don't have the three states that allow judges to override juries and sentence defendants to it death penalty. delaware also doesn't require juries to be unanimous

the beautiful thing about working with lynn as he is always prepared to listen. he was very good at filtering out whatever ridiculous or asinine things i would say. he had good good instincts if i said something that hit home to him he was fully open to it. he was diplomatic because if i said something that he thought was completely absurd he would not disagree, he would simply stare at me wordless. and i realized i had goofed. >> c-span: you were born where? >> guest: brooklyn. >> c-span: mr. miranda was born where? >> guest: he was born in new york i assume on the upper left side. >> c-span: "alexander hamilton" was born where and raise? >> guest: he would on the island of -- in the caribbean. he sent his spent his adolescence on st. croix. on the age of 17 a hurricane at the island, he wrote a brilliant letter that was published in the island newspaper describing the shakespearean terms this hurricane. he was in the gentleman or friend and impoverished. at that point merchant recognize that they had a young genius in their midst and picked up a collection to s

lynn was released from prison on bail two days ago. yesterday, authorities announce they'll re-try lynn who was found guilty of covering up abuse by priests. the state supreme court threw out lynn's conviction, ruling that jurors were swayed by evidence not related to the case. >>> philadelphia police are investigating a shooting in the city's fairhill section. officers were patrolling along cambria street and near american street when they heard gunshots and found a man lying in the road. the 54-year-old man is in critical condition right now. so far, no arrests. >>> from our delaware bureau, the treasurer for the smyrna parent/teacher organization is facing felony theft charges. police arrested kelly sullivan mcgovern. she's accused of using a pto debit card to run up $11,000 in personal charges. sullivan mcgovern is free on bail pending a trump hearincour hearing. >>> and the trump taj mahal will close its doors for good. tropicana entertainment, which owns the taj mahal, says it was losing millions of dollars a month and it also bl

where lynn stood in this hierarchy, we understand that lynn never touched a kid and we understand what the superior court did twice but in the face of all that, he wants to retry it. >> so again, monsignor lynn to be released today from prison on bail. he will be staying with his family in the reading area, but is due back in court on thursday, for a status hearing for the retrial against him. it is expected a trial date will be set. live in center city, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> the search is on for a drivener south jersey after a woman is hit in the crosswalk and left to die on the road. it happened on route 30 in galloway township. aubry service of little egg harbor was pronounced dead at the scene. a woman staying at a nearby hotel described it to "action news." >> i said why didn't anyone get her help. when are you hurt you want help. and two girls ran up to her and ran back screaming. >> police are looking for an older model silver suv probably a chevy tahoe or suburban from the 1990s and that the vehicle should have damage on the front driver's sid

monsignor william lynn is 65 years old.live at the criminal justice center, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> thanks. >>> 4:03. 73 degrees outside. three firefighters are recovering from heat exhaustion after battling a building fire in doylestown. skyforce 10 was over the thick smoke that rose above gsi kitchen and bath show place last night. it took 150 firefighters several hours to get the fire under control. they got help from backup water tankers when they began to lose water pressure while battling intense heat and flames. >> because it was so deep seeded, mostly we just saw smoke and heat. every once in a while when it found a place to break through, the roof or the front, fire would break out. >> the fire marshal is trying to determine what caused that fire. >>> now to a story from delaware county that we brought you as breaking news last night at 11:00. skyforce 10 was over a busted water main that closed the intersection of burr mount and glendale roads in havertown. the intersection is expected to re-open by 8:00 thi

judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentleman. i'm here today with gloria martinez and carl lebruce. the two of you have been together for 5 years. you have a 3-year-old and a 3-month-old together. you guys are 20 and 21. -martinez: yes, ma'am. judge lynn: so i want you to start out by telling me how you got together at such a young age and started having children. what -- what transpired?

judge lynn: uh-huh.

>> so, first of all, i know monsignor lynn. wasn't involved in representing them during any of the time that this was going on, so i wanted to kind of get that out there first. look, if i'm the d.a., i want to go back and prove i was right in the first place. the problem was the first conviction, they went back to cases in the 1940s, before lynn was even born and threw that on there. and that's where you get this feeling, which i think is legitimate, that the jury was likely tainted by things that had no relationship to the matter as it relates to monsignor lynn. so now we'll go through this process again. as you said, he's almost served three years in prison, 18 months before that on house arrest. and we'll see how the process goes forward. that is an era of time poorly handled there, also poorly handled in many public schools in this state. 85%, 90% of the child abuse is occurring public-school situations in pennsylvania. so we'll see what happens going forward. >> but the other thing i was gonna say -- monsignor lynn has alw

judge lynn: this morning, i had a wild couple in my courtroom. of conflict in the majority of relationships, good or bad. i met a couple today looking for answers to this issue when they came into "divorce court." ? catalano: "divorce court" is now in session. judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen. i'm here today with brenda berry and raymond jones. the two of you have been together for 16 years, on and off. you have -- each have six children. one together? -berry: four together. four together. and -- and -- -berry: two apart. judge lynn: two apart. uh, but i'm gonna -- i'm gonna start with you, ms. berry. why don't you tell me what's going on in your relationship and why, after all of that time, you seek to end this relationship? berry: well, for one, i do have trust issues with raymond. i, um, i think that, uh, he could be more helpful with our children.

that's when lynn fiedor heard what was happening. her husband was one of the fisherman out searching. (--sot--)s/lynn fiedor/lost dog search team :46-:53"he called me because he said he heard a distress call come out from ed and kristin saying that their dog had gone overboard."she runs the "lost dog search team" downstate... and uses social media to track them down. she posted the search on facebook...and soon hundreds of people were keeping their eyes out for riley.(--sot--)fiedor/lost dog search team 1:03-1:12 "we ended up having over 20,000 people look at our post online like..we're going to find the dog."one report said a boater saw a dog swimming off shore in empire...(--sot--)s/ed casas/riley's owner 1:16-1:22 "they had scooped it up and brought it closer to empire beach assuming that's where it came from." comments came in monday morning saying the dog was spotted near the platte river campground.ed and kristin headed out there and talked to campers who saw her. (--sot--)s/ed casas/riley's owner 1:30-1:36"our optimism grew an

>> monsignor william lynn due back in a philadelphia courtroom this morning, but lynn's hearing is the only event of note at center city's criminal justice center. good afternoon, i'm brooke thomas. >> the court who is evacuated right after the hearing. >> live in center city with the details on monsignor lynn's court appearance, and the mishap that forced the courthouse to be cleared. >> brooke, jim, afternoon, monsignor lynn's hearing anti-cry a.m. i can, in being if a, set trial date for may first, but when we were leaving the courtroom, that the fire alarms were going off, sheriff's deputies evacuating everybody, from the criminal justice center, and there are two patients that we are aware of right now, injured, in what is being described as elevator incidents, one elevator apparently malfunctioned, debris fell inside the elevator, and injured a woman. but, first, a sergeant from the sheriff's department was also injured. you can see, he's being taken away in a ambulance. and rushed to hahnemann hospital. that happened just in the last half hour. he's not identified just yet. but,

. >>> monsignor william lynn could move a step closer to freedom today.prosecutors are deciding whether or not to retry the former church official. last month, the pennsylvania supreme court upheld a ruling that lynn deserved a new trial. lynn has already served three years in prison for helping to protect priests accused of sex abuse. >>> the time is 5:32. now to decision 2016. presidential nominees donald trump and pennypack park are back on the campaign trail. pamela osborne is live in our digital operations center with more on that. trump just spoke at a rally near harrisburg. tell us more. >> tracy, at that rally donald trump blasted bernie sanders for supporting hillary clinton. he even told ralligoers he was afraid this election might be rigged. meantime, hillary clinton was stumping in omaha, nebraska with billionaire supporter warren buffett. take a listen to what both candidates had to say yesterday. >> he made a deal with the devil. she's the devil. he made a deal with the devil. >> while warren is standing up for a fairer tax code, trump wants

the lynn's conviction has been overturn and will face retrial. lynn's attorney tells cbs-3 that the monsignor was never once responsible for transferring a priest, and that power, thomasbergstorm says rested with the late cardinal bevilacqua. mcilmail disagree. >> he knew what he was doing. i don't want to hear bevilacqua, krol, all the way up the line, at some point, these priests have to become morally living human beings. >> spokesmen for the archdiocese of philadelphia declined to comment for this story but they did confirm that father robert brennan's ministry was permanently restrict in 2005. now monsignor lynn will head before a philadelphia judge in the morning. the don't on us to be there. live outside basilica, i'm joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a popular atlantic city casino is closing, owners of the taj mahal say they will shut down cat seen owe after labor day weekend following a 35 day long union strike. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in atlantic city which more on this, david. >> jessica, miserable news

monsignor william lynn could find out today when his new trial date will be. lynn was convicted of conspiring to convict pedophile priest in the archdiocese. >>> his conviction has been overturn, twice at 5:30 reporter justin finch will tell you what abuse victims to have say about lynn a's release from prison. >>> jerry sandusky could soon take the stand for first time. a judge ruled sandusky's lawyers can file a paperwork to let him testify. sandusky is currently serving a 30 to 60 year sentence for sexually abusing ten poise. >>> a judge agreed to hold hearings, to see if the former penn state assistant coach deserves a new trial. sandusky did not testify, in his original trial. he is expect back in court friday, august 12th. >>> well, checking campaign 2016 donald trump is trying to get his campaign back on track while democrat hillary clinton has expanded her lead in national polls to double digits. hena daniels shows us how candidates are gearing up for the final stretch. >> reporter: campaigning in florida wednesday donald trump got to refocus attention

never transferred a single priest. >> lynn is the first u.s. roman catholic church official ever convicted of helping to shield child molesters. >>> scary moments inside the criminal justice center in philadelphia today after an elevate accident sent two people to the hospital. officials say somehow an elevator smashed through a concrete ceiling. >> it sent debris flying towards a second elevator car. the whole thing had emergency crews evacuating the building. fox 29's is a bone in a kuriakose in the miffled it all. joins us live now outside the criminal justice center in center city. sabina? >> reporter: lucy the most seriously injured person here a sheriff's deputy we're told he is in surgery with a broken back, authorities tell me they don't yet know whether these injuries are life-threatening. >> hit really really hard. >> reporter: juanita johnson was standing next to the court employees elevator at the kim matt until justice center. court officers yanked open the elevator doors. >> they pulled the doors open and nothing in it. >> the cor

this is video of the monsignor william lynn, leaving the prison on tuesday. lynn was quick of conspiring to protect pedophile priests, in the philadelphia archdiocese, and his convictions, has now been overturn, twice, and we talk to the parents of the abuse victim shawn mcilmail who died of a drug overdose abe his parent are furious lynn is free, once again. >> it is an insult, it is a lap in the face. my son was a boosted. because of his decisions. >> the judge at the hearing is expect to set a new trial date, for monsignor lynn. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch will have a live update in the 5:00 a.m. hour. >>> this morning a man is facing dui charge after police say he crashed his car into a philadelphia home. it all happened just after 7:00 o'clock yesterday in the 6400 block of allergen avenue, that is in the oxford circle section of northeast philadelphia. investigators say the driver was speeding, when he lost control of his car, drove on to the lawn and then into the home. the driver had minor injuries, the woman was home at the time but she w

i think we all know where he stood, meaning where lynn stood in this hierarchy, we understand that lynnts charged with molesting children, he was charged with maintaining the system of shielding offenders and it was overturned because of

monsignor william lynn was convicted of protecting priests. john rawlins live with more on the hearing. >> reporter: it was a brief hearing held at the cjc here in center city. and monsignor lee was not here but remained in prison in northeast prison and it appears he will walk out of that prison sometime today and into the loving arms of his family and take him in and he will stay in reading for a while and he will face a retrial and that prompted his attorney to have sharp words against d.a. seth williams. >> the d.a. has been that way for a long long time. and to the extent that some of the material in his beliefs have

just a few minutes ago -- >> we certainly don't, lynn.ike watching somebody fall done the stops but never reaching the bottom. robert traynham we have a week ahead of us. hillary clinton will be be in florida. she has some rallies as kelly o'donnell was saying, larger crowds. how can she correct what happened at the end of this week? we're now on a saturday. when they hits the road monday. >> you know, richard, it's really interesting with kelly o'donnell reporting she mentioned rallies. i think that means even the hilalary clinton campaign realizes they're moving to bigger venues because the enthusiasm is clearly on her side. what she needs to do and she clearly is doing this is turning the page and drawing a really big contrast between herself and donald trump. i am the sane one. i am the copy tent one. i have the experience. look, even republicans are now backpedaling on donald trump. yo saw the ad with the chirp and using donald trump's words against himt. look, the best thing that hillary clinton can do right now is talk about policy