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for the governor's orders is that you've completed your supervised probation. he was still on supervised probation, and for some reason , he is in the governor's database as restored. sharyl: hargrave wasn't the only one. the governor wouldn't give state prosecutors the list of felons who were granted rights, so plowman did his own detective work. he plugged in names from some of his own cases and was astonished by what he found. restored. there was one individual in particular that was sitting in our jail pending new felony charges and his rights were restored. he's a convicted rapist. sharyl: perhaps the strangest case was that of cerda maquin. his voting rights were restored under the governor's order after he was convicted of sexual battery on an 11-year-old, even though he was never a u.s. citizen. >> he's not a u.s. citizen, yet governor's database, restoration of his rights were granted on april 22. sharyl: in july, the virginia supreme court struck down the governor's order. the felons who'd been granted voting rights were back to square one. after his

they're done with their probation or parole. they're back in society. sharyl: well, not all of them, as it turns out. the governor's order was supposed to exclude people still in prison, mental hospitals or on probation. so how did michael hargrave, convicted in a case of underage sex, end up getting his voting rights restored? >> he was currently on probation at the time the governor's order qualify 'cause part of the required criteria for the governor's orders is that you've completed your supervised probation. he was still on supervised probation, and for some reason , he is in the governor's database as restored. sharyl: hargrave wasn't the only one. the governor wouldn't give state prosecutors the list of felons who were granted rights, so plowman did his own detective work. he plugged in names from some of his own cases and was astonished by what he found. >> ok, so this guy should not be restored. there was one individual in particular that was sitting in our jail pending new felony charges and his rights were restored. he's a convicted rapist. s

and 18% of those on probation. talk about the effect of that. .hese lifelong bans on voting guest: think about it when a person comes home from prison. we say to them ok you've done your time in prison. now you take on the responsibilities of any citizen. we expect that you will get a job and support yourself, pay taxes, take care of your children. and by is the the way, you're still a second-class citizen. we're not going to permit you to participate in the process. now, this is a very harmful moment. not only for the person but for society. it's in our interests when people come home from prison that they engage in productive activities in the community. we want them to feel some stake in the outcome of their community. and we say to them we don't want you to participate in the elect ral process, a fundamental element of democracy. i don't see where that helps anybody in terms of public safety issues let alone democracy. host: d.n.a. from ohio. -- dan calling in from ohio. guest: ok. caller: please -- i believe t

back. >> i was told by my first probation officer after reading the conditions of my probation, if you can do this without me violating you, you'll be lucky. this was the first time i met this man, first time i'd been on probation. he was very right. >> eric johns' original charge was for sexual battery. after serving four years in prison, he was released on probation. but when a urine test proved positive for marijuana, he was back in the miami-dade county jail. >> i am a three-time loser. this makes my third time. once you're in the system, you will be back. >> eric johns was definitely a loner in the jail system, but he had developed his own method of survival. in fact, he told us how in his first stay in jail, he sent a message to ward off any predatory inmates. >> first time i came in, the first thing i did was looked for the biggest guy in the unit and decked him. that's how i lost my front teeth. i got my teeth knocked out. but they said at that point, either that guy is crazy or he's bad, but we're going to leave him alone. he just ain't worth it! it works. i am a caucasian mal

this year, the general assembly expanded voting rights to 40,000 felons still on probation or parole. and in california, governor jerry brown just signed into law a bill to return voting rights to 50,000 convicted felons while they're still doing time behind bars in county jails, starting next year. >> second chances matter. these folks, george, understand, they have served their time, they're done with their probation or parole. they're back in society. sharyl: well, not all of them, as it turns out. the governor's order was supposed to exclude people still in prison, mental hospitals or on probation. so how did michael hargrave, convicted in a case of underage sex, end up getting his voting rights restored? >> he was currently on probation at the time the governor's order was entered, so he does not qualify 'cause part of the required criteria for the governor's orders is that you've completed your supervised probation, and for some reason , he is in the governor's database as restored. sharyl: hargrave wasn't the only one. the governor wouldn't give state prosecutors the list of fe

probation department. >> well, what's so great about the probation department in marin county is thathey identified jacari as an example of someone that they felt would make a big difference. if he changed his life, then others say they can move in that direction. so they paid the union dues, which is $800, maybe a little more than that, and they also provided the support along with the phoenix project so he could attend northern california labor training program in san ramon. it was a three-week program. he and another participant stayed in san ramon for three weeks. again, probation department provided the union fees and then we provided all the extra support services, the uniforms as needed, the boots. >> the hard hat. >> the hard hat. not only that, when they stayed at the campus, they needed to have food because the local grocery stores. phoenix project supported that. >> that's fantastic. before we run out of time, i want to talk about the meeting you had with michelle obama's brother. we have some images of your kids meeting him. you went to image for success to get everybody a

shear video of the 20-year old smith walking into the courthouse this morning for probation violation inquiry, a sophmore football player at college of san mateo and agreed to a deal for domestic abuse against his girlfriend and required to send prevention violence class force a year and 28 daze of community service. the case now is more of judge persky criticized for a lenient sentence for brock turner. stanford law professor is behind the recall effort for judge persky and pointed to smith as another example of a college athlete getting a lenient sentence in a case involving violence against a woman and not held accountable when he violates probation requirement. he had an unexcused absence for missing a required weekend programs, according to the probation department he said it was because his football team's bus home was late after a friday night game and the probation department said he is attempting to be responsible and follow court orders. i got breaking news, a man was inside the courtroom, and our reporter said that smith was ordered by the judge for do eight weekends in jai

>>> probation or prison. former attorney general kathleen kaine will learn her fate have after being quick of perjury, why she says that she doesn't deserve to be behind bars. >>> plus, running of you the out of time. donald trump's campaign manager admits he is not doing well in the polls but trump isn't worried. hear yes feels why he is actually ahead despite poles that have him trailing by double digits. >>> and flipping, football fun, the eagles knock off the last undefeated team in the nfl and their former teammates sam brad forward, big d was the star of the game and next up for eagles, big d. good day everybody it is october 24th, 2016. i will be mike. you will be alex. >> i can only be alex, mike. >> that is all we need. >> you are all we need. >> you are all i need. >> so what did you think of this game. from the beginning i said what is happening here? what is going on. >> well, because it was sloppy. >> alex and i are still all a buzz about the big game. i'm talking about saturday night, i'm not ta

she will either get house arrest, probation or up to 24 years behind bars. she learn that today when she comes here to the montgomery county courthouse. her sentence is kind of on the line right now. back in august jury convicted one term pennsylvania attorney general on all nine counts of perjury and obstruction. montgomery county district attorney says kane misused her official authority to advance her personal vendettas. prosecutors called her crimes egregious and they want her to sit behind bars this started after a political feud between 50 year-old kane and top prosecutors there in her office, one named frank fina. at the trial her aids testified that kane had a campaign consultant pass along confidential files to a reporter, about a corruption case that fina didn't charge before he left office. well, then she tried to frame some war else for leaking it but her lawyers are now saying her loss of career, her loss of her law license and her reputation are enough punishment so they are asking for house arrest and probation. they say it is important for he

. >>> kathleen kaine learning her fate jail or probation, today former pennsylvania attorney general, will be finding out if she's heading to prison. we have a live report on what we can expect in court today. >>> plus eagles fans, it is a good monday morning, so exciting, huge win over our former bird but it was not a pretty one but we will take it. >>> evacuated two city blocks in south philadelphia because of the gas leak, people are finally back in their homes but what happened? what they are trying to figure out. >>> there is a woman lucky to be live after her house caught on fire this morning what fire fighters say may have saved her life. >>> good day everybody it is a monday, monday's can be pretty difficult, it is october between the fourth but our eagles won so that puts us in the the good mood on this day. it is exactly 4:03. lets look at what is had happening in the news. cat the lean kaine will find out if she's heading to prison in just a couple hours lets get over to lauren with the very latest on all that, lauren. >> reporter: good morning to you, karen. kathleen kaine

he was wanted out of rhode >> reporter: richard gardner violated the terms of his probation out of rhode island less than a week after his release. tonight he is being held in boston. just days after his probation was transferred from plymouth to suffolk county, richard gardner was arrested at his new home, the southhampton street shelter in boston. u.s. marshals arrested him on a fugitive from justice warrant out of rhode island after he violated his probation by showin library last weekend. a violation of a city ordinance. the convicted child rapist and level three sex offender was released earlier this month after serving nearly 30 years. initially he was registered at his parents home in weymouth where he was met by outraged neighbors. >> i'm picking my neighbors kids up at bus stops because no one wants to let their kids walk home. we bought in this neighborhood because it is a safe and awesome community. it is sad. was in his early 20s when he was convicted of raping and kidnapping several boys in massachusetts and rhode island in the late 1980s. he was sentenced to 190 years but y

lloyd was already on lifetime probation for abusing her oldest daughter. that daughter is speaking with us tonight. >> i want her to have her life back. >> reporter: she is now coming to her mother's defense. >> they were happy. my sisters were safe. you know. my mom had them in the church. >> reporter: lloyd's social media page is daughters. a stark contrast to the allegations laid out in court documents. in them, phoenix police say the nine-year-old was malnourished. had an untreated sore on her back and bruises and fractures. the report says the couple's nine and ten-year-old daughters told investigators have they had been beaten with a stick wrapped in duct tape an the nine-year-old was forced to eat food out of the trash. everything is a lie. >> reporter: she has never witnessed any abuse and denies she was abused by her mother. >> it was not as severe as they made it seem. >> reporter: we called the arizona department of child safety to learn more about the family's history. they sent us a response documenting the couple's previous abuse investigatio

she was six years behind on probation payments. not enough to put probation or take the kids again. >> reporter: they are in state custody, the children. they will not say how many children that is. and request for jailhouse interviews. >>> taking a little break for the campaigning. opening for the new luxury hotel in washington dc. he spoke about his plans to check -- change the country. >> was closed the history books. and let's open a new chapter of success and prosperity for all our people. we have a divided nation. a seriously, divided nation. cutting mike pence held rallies in nevada. >> hillary clinton had a dig at donald trump. >> while the hotel maybe now it's the same old story, he relied on undocumented workers to make his project cheaper. >> coming up on brant coming up on world news tonight, a brand-new interview. >> i am spending a lot of money. hillary clinton, she's not spending nothing. she has no money invested into her campaign. >> you can catch more the interview on world news tonight and see all of it on good m

. >> outrage after the man who raped this woman gets probation. >> i just wanted justice. >>> right now a federal investigation after mike pence's new york's laguardia airport. it was raining when the vice presidential candidate's plane landed tonight. no injuries. busy laguardia closed for several hours after the accident. >> developing tonight the last moments of this dog's life going viral now. police in aurora say they shot the animal in self-defense. the dog's owner doesn't buy it. stan bush live outside the animal hospital. stan, two very different training their officers to handle aggressive dogs and say this incident fit the bill. they released this 12-page incident report with three different officers accounting what happened, all justifying the use of deadly force. but the dog's owner doesn't agree with any of that. she was here for the last moments of that dog's life, and now she's considering a lawsuit. >> oh, there they go. oh, my god. >> reporter: panic on 911 when woman surrounded by two aggressive dogs. >> we got two pit bulls on the loose. one has attacked somebody. ple

judge patrick butler gave him 20 years of probation and work release, meaning nights in jail but days could be spent working or in school. >> i just wanted justice which was four to six years. i asked for the maximum sentence. >> you wanted him to go to prison? >> yes. >> reporter: the sentence sparked outrage. 82,000 people signed this online petition seeking the judge's recall for what was characterized as a lenient sentence. >> is it just a slap on the wrist? >> not at all. >> reporter: lisa moses, a defense attorney who's suspects but not austin wilkerson, says the sentence is not soft at all. >> those sex offender treatment programs are not easy to get through. for anybody. >> reporter: how unusual was wilkerson's sentence? we analyzed 169 recent sex assault sentences to young offenders and as many were sentenced to prison as various probation. 58% sentenced to prison or jail. deferred sentences or various forms of probation. >> of many cases the austin wilkerson case is not that unique. >> reporter: while she wanted wilkerson to go to prison, she acknowledges his sentence is not

she's wanted for probation violation on an original charge of narcotic equipment. and 62-year-old, this person is 6'0" tall and 235 pounds. ignacio. wanted for violating probation after sexual contact with a minor and failure to register as a sex offender. if you have any information, call silent witness or the number on your screen. if you want to help cops, download our free news app and click on manhunt monday section. >>> all new, the has opened the door for some death row inmates to challenge their sentences here in arizona. today, those justices decided they're not going to hear the state appeal that james mckinney's sentence. they said they unconstitutionally excluded evidence. the ruling allows other death evidence excluded to challenge their sentences. >>> another case they're not taking up, an appeal from the redskins to keep their trademark protection. it was cancelled based that prohibits disparaging trademarks and they said it's offensive, the team now doesn't have the right to exclusive nationwide use of that name or logo. >> and now the forecast, wha

jp, the best argument for probation has been an abject failure. marijuana is easily and readily available to everybody who wants it. so the choice we have is not whether or not marijuana is good or bad because it's simply out there and it exists. it's a part of our society. we are saying we are far better off taxing and regulating that's there and sending the tax dollars to our school rather than keep it illegal enrichment of criminal drug dealers. >> talk about colorado. look at what's what it's done to colorado. increased traffic death does to marijuana. accidental ingest rates for youth have skyrocketed because of legalized marijuana because they are looking like regular gummy bears. colorado leading the nation now in teen use. we don't have to look far to see what it's done to colorado. number two, this initiative all drafted by marijuana special interests and they have funded over 90% of their campaign because they know people like j.p. will benefit and reap millions from this. if it passes. and that's what this is about. they run a very misl

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her sentence could range anywhere from probation to maximum of 12 to 24 years in prison. of course, we will be here to cover it all. for now, live outside montgomery county courthouse norristown, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", rahel, jim, back into you. >> thank you, jan. with just two weeks until election day, hillary clinton and donald trump continue to focus on swing states. >> the democratic nominee spent yesterday in north carolina, the gop candidates is in florida as we report, some of the swing states still up for grabs. >> reporter: hillary clinton crisscrossed north carolina sunday appearing alongside mothers of the movement in raleigh. and blasting donald trump at a rally in charlotte. >> he refused to say that he would respect the results of our election. some people are sore losers, you know, we just got to keep going. >> stomping for clinton in las vegas, president obama criticized republicans for backing the gop nominee. >> when you finally get them on tape, bragging about actions that qualify sexual assaults, and its pole numbers go down, suddenly t

authorities say he violated probation by showing up here at this public library in quincy.. >> anchor: richard gardner hiding his face in court. he says he is being unfairly targeted by a hostile public. >>> he was basically routed out of his house. he was invited back to his home, there was no reason that he couldn't go back to his home. >> reporter: the recent release leased child rapist was rearrested on friday. authorities say he violated his probation by going to the crane using one of the library computers. his probation prohibits him from going places where there are children. >>> it would be weather in fact there is a children's entrance and he didn't go in that entrance. it's alleged he went into a common area, probably within view of the main library facility, main circulation desk and that's what is alleged. >> anchor: in court gardner waived extradition to rhode island where he served part of his nearly 30 years in prison for kidnapping and raping in the 1980's. but gardner's recent release and return to his parents home in weymouth caused the neighborhood uproar. >>> it's

coming from the brough turner case turner was sentenced to 26 months in jail and for three years probation for raping a 23 -year-old unconscious women and 2015 behind a trash bin because of the lenient sentence that the judge gave one bills signed today puts into effect a mandatory prison sentences for offenders the other bill permits a sexual assault victims to stay in estate in court they were raped even if the attack doesn't meet the technical definition under california law yet i think her husband probably feels worse after the break the story of one third grader who came to the rescue when his teacher law something important to her season haunted house season that is plenty of haunted houses opening all around the metro area some of those days will be in the upper 50s new@10 i imagine losing a memento for mom or dad in just about the time use help than what happens third-grader came to the rescue and greg nieto and a a teacher and a student bonded by cold. >> has anybody turned in a bracelet is a gold diamond bracelet when trina parent she felt like she chief elegy (mamas were stuck a

. >> reporter: police say gardner violated his probation by going to a library which is off limits to registered sex offenders. recently released level 3 sex offender gardner is back in custody. he's convicted of raping and kidnaping several boys in massachusetts and rhode island in the 1980se originally sentenced to 190 years in prison but he appealed and was given a lighter sentence. he was released earlier this month after just about 30 years behind bars. . >> the community wasn't notified properly. we weren't notified prior to him coming around that's a huge issue. >> reporter: he initially registered at his parents home. neighbors were fearful and furious. >> yes, everybody is upset about it. i would be too. you've got a couple little kidse >> i'm picking my kids up at bus stops because no one wants to let their kids walk home. >> reporter: he's in trouble with the law again. he was taken into custody on a fugitive from justice warrant out of rhode island after police say he violated his probation there by showing up at a library. gardner is due in court later this morning and is

the mother was unlike time probation, and record so she is not paid for probation fees in years. what happened to the other six that dps do nothing? >> we would all question. how thorough was that investigation?>> reporter: dps will not say and the parents turned down a jailhouse interview. powerful than the first. two earthquakes rattling central italy today. sending churches and other buildings crumbling to the ground. one person was hurt. people were running. it was felt as far as weight -- far away as rome. >>> is something that can happen in an instant. two teens were hurt after they phoenix. it happened last night, an area near interstate 17 and cactus. they were pushing the car because they ran out of gas. and someone ran into them. the other driver was also hurt. >>> they are investigating this accident. and it caused many problems. the motorcycle ran into a car. the rider was taken to hospital but he no word on what led up to the crash. and there's no word if the driver of the car was hurt. >>> that to the forecast. the october forecast continues. mostly sunny skies, 96

the surprise was he was given 20 years probation, and two years work release. prosecutors pushed for prison >> i just wanted justice, which was four to six years. i asked for the maximum sentence. >> you wanted him to go to prison? >> yes. >> reporter: the sentence sparked outrage. 82,000 people signed this online petition seeking the judge's recall. >> is it just a slap on the wrist? >> not at all. >> reporter: lisa moses, a defense attorney who has represented numerous sexual wilkerson, says the sentence isn't soft at all. >> those programs are not easy to get through. for anybody. >> reporter: how unusual was wilkerson's sentence? we analyzed 169 recent sentences to young afenders and found as roughly were sentenced to prison as various forms of probation. 38% sentenced to prison or forms of probation. >> in many cases like the wilkerson case is not that unique. >> reporter: the sex criminals unit wanted him to go to prison, but says his sentence is not unusual. >> i think the general community belief is if you get convicted of a felony sex assault you're go

richard gardner turned up in a quincy library, which violated his probation conditions. he will stay locked up until a probation violation hearing next month. >> mark: a family of a danvers teacher murdered by one of her own students filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the town and its school department. the lawsuit comes almost three years to the day after colleen ritzer was raped and murdered by a student, phillip chisholm at danvers high school. the ritzer family is not seeking money for themselves. instead the lawsuit says a judgment would go to safety organizations. >> vanessa: the family of a 14-year-old hit and killed while riding his bike is speaking out, saying they have no hatred for the 18-year-old driver who struck him. that deadly crash happened on main street last night. >> mark: as kathryn burcham reports, while the friends and family mourn the teen's death, investigators are trying to figure out what happened and they believe a second driver may also be to blame. >> mayor tells us investigators are looking into the possibility that another car might ha

jennifer kovaleski found out why the suspect will likely only get probation. >>reporter: we first told you about this man caught filming malls like park meadows and cherry creek. a lot asked why he was not facing jail time. we talked to a legal s bert and his answer may surprise you. >> i was angry, i was nervous. i just was in disbelief. >>reporter: this victim, who asked us to hide her identity saw 21 mr. mccall recorder in a forever 21 waiting room. when he let police searches phone they found 20 partially 3 nude videos >> nobody else has a right to see that we make it might sound like a slamdunk. >> when i look at the case i see a difficult case for the prosecution. >>reporter: legal expert says it's not that simple. >> when they searched the phone they didn't see photographs of the young woman. >>reporter: the victim says her mom kicked the phone under the stall. as a result she can't make her out in the video. >> the problem here is unusual. >>reporter: as for the other disturbing videos, police were unable to identify any of the victims, something that

. >>> probation or prison time? kathleen kane is learning her fate this morning. >>> a civilian easter fiing brush with death as a shootout erupts while on a patrol with an officer. get ready for hol waen wean candy. we'll break down u the sweet cravingings state by state just in time for trick or treating. >>> that breaking news, the punishment for perjury. former pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane is in a montgomery county courtroom to learn her sentence on her purgery and obstruction conviction. kane arrived in north township before 9:00 this morning. good morning. kathleen kane is fighting to stay out of a prison cell. her attorneys are arguing she should get probation or house arrest instead of jail time. mo neek is live outside the montgomery county courthouse. do we expect to hear or what do we expect to hear rather from kathleen kane today? >> we're not sure if she's going to testify, but i can tell you the former attorney general arrived here about two hours ago. with her family. mrs. kane, would y

for the hit-and-run in annapolis and another probation for driving on a suspended license. >>> a special halloween treat for those on the white house tour. >> it was crawling with actors portraying former presidents and first ladies. you had abraham lincoln, teddy roosevelt, and your abigail adams, and that would be the lincoln, right? and that's roosevelt, and that would be adams, and where is dolly? dolly, where are you? anyone? anyone? >> talking about ice cream. >> when my husband had his second inauguration, i gleefully served peppermint ice cream. i have been known to popularize strawberry ice cream and oyster ice cream, which tends not to be as well received as the others. >> oyster ice cream? >> not as well received. >> once served at the white house, and now you learned something new tonight. >> yikes! >> fried st >> you put it in a bin and set it aside because no one will eat it. >> i love oysters. >> and ice cream? >> no. >> that's going too far. >> completely separate. some things are not meant to play together. >>> you are creeping up the temperatures warmer and warmer for t

he served three months in jail and is probation for another three years. >> unfortunately, the judge in that case did not hear her cry for justice. and the defendant received a probationary sentence. >> reporter: turner got probation because his victim was unconscious. the new law changes that. in the future, people who assault an unconscious victim will have to be sentenced to prison instead of probation. >> governor brown just earlier today signed assembly bill 2888, which makes the punishment for sexually assaulting an unconscious person the same as the punishment for sexually assaulting a conscious person. >> reporter: another law the governor signed says that in the future, judges can treat assaults other than intercourse as rape. that would include penetration with objects and forced oral copulation. this person is the lawyer who prosecuted the case against turner. she says she talked to the victim and told her that the governor had signed the new laws. >> and she was absolutely ecstatic and overwhelmed that just a few months ago, we were upset and saddened by the sentence but

velasquez will be sentenced to probation in december. house ends in january. she dropped her reelection bid. >>> check this out. after a stormy night flagstaff woke up to fog this morning. time-lapse shows you how quickly it cleared out of the area and how the clouds eventually broke up to bring them a little bit of sun shine. we definitely saw the sunshine here in the valley for us today. our temperatures were warm again as we head through the rest of the night we should be in the 80s with clear skies. we'll take a look at what you can expect for the rest of the week coming up. >>> a settlement has now been reached after volkswagen's emission scandal. we're going to tell you when those affected owners can start seeing their money. >>> plus, children across america cast their vote for the it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and

authorities say he violated dated probation after visiting a public who she violated probation after visiting a public library. >>> tonight, dcf is investigating after boston police say they caught a man dealing drugs out of a baby carriage. police arrested 48-year-old they say he was selling drugs in dorchester while pushing a 1- year-old kid in a stroller. >>> new at 11, hundreds of people rallied in cambridge for safer streets for cyclists. in the past few months, two cyclists, amanda phillips and dr. bernard 11th have been hit and killed in cambridge. they were both hit during the day in busy parts of the city. community advocates want protected bike lanes, saver intersections, and greater enforcement of existing bike safety. >>> ahead of -- major national police group, wellesley police chief terry cunningham, apologize for the historical treatment of minorities. he stressed that today's officers are not to blame for past discrimination but, to quote, we must change the future. he is serving as president of the international association police chiefs and got a standing ovation. >

support someone on probation. but people should not be making money on it either. >> and he is not proud of past behavior but he thinks he is on the right track, can you get on your feet to get you out of trouble. >> it is looking at cutting fees as well which may involve testing there and the sheriff's loung must come down. >> and it approached the city of venice. they wanted to built the con owepy. it did not cost a time. all they had to do is provide the land. but construction started the city realized fp and l built it in the wrong spot. they said it was an eye sore and they voted to take it down. >> we are w were not supervisorring the contractors. we would have had our own people moving through the process and it would have been unlikely. >> this is venice and sarasota not manatee. florida power and light has three options, they can move it back to the approved location, to another spot in the city of venice or get rid of it >> and it does not say the producers of the apprentice will release any footage if t

she asking for probation or house arrest to be home to raise her sons. the democrat had this to say in august on her final day as attorney general. >> i want to say to pennsylvanians i've been honored to serve them. it is has been one of the greatest experiences of my life. since the trial kathleen kane has been free on bail. the sentencing takes place at the courthouse at 10:00 a.m. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> happening now there's an all-out search for the driver in a stolen car. he ditched car in the port richmond section but not before knocking a philadelphia police officer off his bike. annie mccormick is live at police headquarters. good morning, annie. >> reporter: good morning, tamala, luckily the officer is okay. the police say the suspect tried to run him over. take a look at the video. this is videos near the scene last night. police say the suspect behind the wheel of a stolen vehicle attempted to run over a bike officer in the 1800 block of east russell street this kensington before 10:00 p.m. on sunday. now, after knocking t

. >>> as little as probation, but as much as 24 years in prison.that's what former pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane could get after she was found guilty of perjury. >> nbc 10's monique braxton is live outside the montgomery county courthouse in norristown. monique? >> good morning to you both. well, when the sentencing hearing gets under way in just a couple of hours here, there are three things the judge will likely consider. first of all, as you mentioned, the guideline of 12 to 24 years. kane's years of public service and the best care forrer t eher sons. she was convicted of masterminding a leak of grand jury information to a newspaper and then lied about it under oath. prosecutors are asking a judge to send kane to prison but her attorneys want probation and/or house arrest. did i some digging this morning. one of her attorneys says she has close to 30 letters of support from family members, friends and former colleagues. the judge could call some of those people to the çstand. this morning, i also read kane's mother has written th

on fox 25 news at 5:00 we told you how richard gardner is now back in jail after rhode island probation officials say he violated one of his that release. >> one of his rhode island victims is speaking only to fox 25 news. our robert goldston sat down with the man. >> when i saw his face on the news it really brought back everything. i feel like i've been failed. >> reporter: thomas sherman says he was 10 years old when he went to the store to get milk for his mother. >> he punch immediate in the head numerous times. threw me in a car at knifepoint in the car he and i sat in the floorboard of the front seat of the car crying my eyes out. >> reporter: sherman testified in the trial with two other victims that led to richard gardner getting 190 years in prison. but after appeals and other legal factors gardner got out after 28 years. >> he's done brutal things to children, things that these memories will never get out of our heads. it's absolutely awful. >> reporter: gardner is now back in custody after rhode island probation officials took out an arrest warrant saying by him being in a e

her attorneys want probation or house arrest. say she rose from poverty to a pinnacle and has already fallen. one of her attorneys says she has close to 30 letters of support from family members, friends and former colleagues. the judge could call some of those people to the stand. this morning, i also read kane's mother has written the judge and says a prison sentence could be devastating to kane's teenage sons. kane's new attorneys are appealing her conviction. they say a full defense was never presented at trial. now, kane never testified at her trial. we're going to let you know if she takes the stand today during her sentencing hearing when it gets under way in a couple of hours. live from now in norristown, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> 6:34 and 57 degrees. happening today, bridget kelly is expected to retake the stand at the bridgegate trial in north jersey. kelly was deputy chief of staff to governor chris christie when the alleged scheme for political pay back unfolded in 2013. last week, kelly testified she told chr

richard gardner and in a rhode island court room to answer to charges violated his probation in massachusetts. we repord sooner than expected. the prosecutor tells a judge that he recently went to a quincy library that violated the conditions of his probation. >> and it was frequented by children. >> if mr. gardner isn't allowed at the public library, if he is then also not allowed at the barnes & noble up the road because there is a children's area. >> gardner will stay locked up until a probation violation >>> every ten minutes we check traffic and weather together. things still nice and mellow and will remain that way until 6 consider 6:30. a 20-minute ride from andover down to the zakim bridge. shiri? >> shiri: start can off nice and clear. temperatures hovering in the mid- to upper 50s in the boston area. i am going to break down some of those cooler suburbs coming up next. >> julie: all right, shiri. >>> a pair of what used to be conjoined twins resting easily in separate beds this morning. the reason the two will go back intohe >>> but first a violent home invasion turned into a manhun

and after retiring from the juvenile probation department, liz took on the appointment at success center. and in her first year, she worked with the ymca, and program development and it is just been honored recently, for her community service. so thank you for the opportunity to speak and we look forward to serving. >> thank you so much. >> all right, and. >> hi, good morning, supervisors tang and cohen, i am a workforce analyst with the office, and i am here because i will be staffing the workforce community, advisory committee. and we are very excited to get this committee off of the ground. and it has taken a little bit of time. but we believe that the candidates that we have in place represent you know, a wealth of expertise and knowledge in the area of workforce development in the city of san francisco. so, we could not be happier, with the folks that we have proposed to be around the table to begin meeting hopefully in early november. and just to speak on behalf of billy wong. as a grantee of ours and the community based organization and on the sunset district, it is one of our hig

on lifetime probation. she says her mother dotes on her daughters. >> my mom's a good mom. i just don't understand what's going on right now. >> reporter: they have a history of abuse with the couple that includes removing the children from the home in 2006. once both parents completed support service, they were reunited in 2009. dc s did not specify lifetime probation with no monitoring. >> you could have an adjudication very muching one child but that does -- involving one child but that doesn't carry over to children in the family later on, and it's an area that i know we struggled with. >> reporter: all four children valley high school team will appeal its ban. notre dame was prep wasnw6? penalize forwad having this summer pe class tweeted out on social media. the aia ruled it was just extra practices with pads in their opinion. it was also a recruiting violation. parents have been calling on the school's president and head coach to resign, hoping that the self-imposed punishments will convince the ban. an emergency meeting is scheduled for friday where a decision is li

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kane is asking for probation or house arrest, so she can raise her two teenage sons.cutors meantime are asking for jail time. kane faces 12 to 24 years behind brings on. >>> horrible story out of southern california, investigators are trying to figure out what caused a deadly tour bus accident. police say a semi truck and a tour bus collided on the highway near palm springs early sunday morning. killing 13 people, and injuring 31 other. rescuers had to use a crane to separate the trailer from the bus. one officer describes this as the worse crash he's ever seen. >> in almost 35 years, i've never been to a crash where there has been 13 confirmed fatal accidents. so it is tough. >> the bus driver was killed, the truck driver was injured. but is expected to be okay. >>> back in our area, a huge fire on the delaware memorial bridge, an rv caring marijuana -like candies ignited shutting down part of the bridge. the eastbound lanes were closed when the vehicle went up in flames. fortunately, no one was injured. >>> well, coming up: about 3500 babies die each year from sleep