move.e to my dad made that walk in scranton, pennsylvania. he made that walk when i was in the fourth grade when i was sitting on the edge of the bed at my grandmother's house when we were living there and said, we are going to move. we have to move to wilmington, delaware. there are jobs there. everything is going to be alright though. when i get set up, we're going to have you and your mother and your brothers and sisters down. only 156 miles. i remember him saying that. it was like going to the men, but when my dad said it was going to be all right, he believed it. how many people in your neighborhoods, how many people in your own neighborhoods are in kids in can look there the eye and with hearts say, "honey, it is going to be ok. ." is going to be ok not enough, because a level playing field does not exist. our job is to make sure every parent can look their kid in the eye, knowing they have put in a full day's work, and say, "honey, it is going to be ok p or while -- "honey, it is going to be ok." from a 40 hour week to sick leave. ther

about six foot six inches, 260 pounds, he , inesented the steelworkers claymont, where i moved from scrantonhe attempting to see a guy who was the regional director in philadelphia. is said to him, we are backing this boy, and you he said like hell we are. havingare, you're not me. you know, i was endorsed. at that time i was losing. 57-19. but i one. i won because of the steelworkers. [applause] we have expression where i grew up. go home with the girl that you you to the dance, and brought me to the dance. industry to be here. you go.le, -- there good and where is mack? heavyoes all of the lifting. you, man. thanks for having me back. and my buddy rich. you know, rich and i go back a long way. he is the kind of guy, and i am not joking, like all of you. you know, in the neighborhood, you always knew who the person was who had your back. you knew it, and this is the guy who would have your fax. he would have your back in a fight. he would have your back in an argument. back no have your matter what. and he has had my back, and i

and arrived in scranton, catholic charities helped to bring the family to the keystone state. >>> joe biden will ask for ambitious cuts in greenhouse gases, at a summit in california, it's designed to bring pressure for a global treaty, he will also lay the ground work for the chinese president's visit to the white house next week. >>> and now people in a neighborhood say they are put in danger by drag racers, they are driving around beverly hills in high end sports cars and now the drivers are claiming diplomatic immunity. >> reporter: the state department investigating whether the drivers drag racing these sports cars through an upscale neighborhood in beverly hills are really untouchable by the law this ferrari and porsche speeding by neighbored and ignores stop signs. >> i could have died. >> you can see the skid marks from the ferrari, it took 30 feet to just slow it down. >> some neighbors avoid this all together. >> but beverly hills police say they were approached by a man that says he did not speed but says the cars are his. >> at the home where the cars were parked this unid

. >> you'll see the signs as far south as baltimore up through scranton through north jersey and parts of new york. >>> and back here live where you can see the set up is underway for the papal event this is an area that is restricted and of course there's a lot of major highways swell, you just heard. when is everything being removed and opening back up. penndot says that depends on how was barriers are removed. it boils down to public safety, but expect restrictions to last into monday. we're live along the parkway, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> okay, katherine, thank you for that. there's a new parking option for people coming in from new jersey for the papal visit. the city of camden is opening along the waterfront that was going to be used for bus parking. there will be space there for 8,000 cars. drivers have to preregister, the cost is $43 a day. once your parked what are the options? ride patco or the river ferry or walk over the ben franklin bridge. you can get continue updates on the pope visit pope on twitter. -- 6abc.com pope. >>> officers were transporting ro

. >> from baltimore to scranton and new jersey and new york. >> and the new jersey turnpike launched a website, papal511. and they hope to have highways open monmorning but when exactly depends on factors. >> how fast barriers are removed at locations of inchanges. and pedestrians, it's about public safety. >> remember the ben franklin bridge also closed friday september 25th at 10:00 p.m., it's expected to reopen on monday at noon and finally you'll want to remember to have enough food, fuel and water, you will never know how long you'll sit in traffic not just on the highways, area roads are expected to be congested. live along the schuylkill expressway, i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> ten center city parking garages and lots owned by members of the philadelphia park ago association will offer a 50% discount off their 24 hour parking rates, you can find a list at 6abc.com/pope, we also have a closer look at the highway and bridge closures while the pontiff is in town. and get a look at how the ben franklin parkway will be transformed to welcome pope

that bad, satellite shows you there is not a whole lot of pronounced cloud cover, have you to go to scranton and williamstown to find that. haze in the air and cumulous in the air, basically hazy sunshine and partly sunny skies, temperatures up and down the mid-atlantic region are on the warm side, 89's from philadelphia to richmond, and when you factor in the humidity, a lot of mid-60s around philadelphia, upper 60s starting in dover and cape may all the way down to washington, that is border lino pressive humidity, the farther south the more oppressive it feels. 92 by 2:00 and 4:00 that is your high, 95, feeling like 100 or worse, by 6:0092 and by 8:00, mid 8:00, a pop-up thunderstorm west and north of philadelphia but most of us stay dry. we could could use rain our lawns look brown, but maybe a spotty shower or thunderstorm tomorrow, but nothing over the weekend what is good, but that is the holiday weekend, it's nice for picnics and football games, and it's good to have dry conditions but will it get hot again? >> see you back inside, as the heat wave wraps up and another one starts com

. >>> the house at scranton museum is back at home after pulling its own disappearing act. pocus got out of its carrier and flew out the window, a woman found it and returned it and her reward was a birthday party at the museum and as luck would have it, her son's birthday is this weekend. >>> coming up the mind set that could cause you to gain weight. when "action news" continues. >>> health check this noon, a new study finds that those that see themselves overweight are more likely to put on the pounds, the researches in liverpool used three different studies to see how people's perceptions of their own weight affects their weight in adulthood, it was a factor in weight gain even if their self perception was incorrect. >> the country's leading ob-gyn says that there is a spike in unplanned pregnancy in the u.s., they want to start activating longcontraceptives. >>> the "action news" news team is out working on news stories for tonight at 4:00, lets check in with alicia vitarelli with a look ahead. >> today in big talkers, kissing the kiss cam good-bye, why one new york un

and pennsylvania 54, scranton, 53, albany, drier cool air mass settles on in. nice and quiet. .essure over new england locks us in a dry pattern, we're seeing a few clouds moving in from the south, disturbance over the deep south, trying to spread cloud in the region. fall does officially arrive this wednesday morning at 4:21. that's when the sun aligns itself with the equator. here's our forecast wind directions. notice the arrows pointing to the south and west. northeast wind, that the a cool wind and that just stays like that for the next 48 hours. it will be breezy at times along the coast line, widely cooler wind flow, we have high pressure that builds over new england and a low pressure a stalled off front offshore in between the wind flow. we will see clouds returning but that persistent wind continues tuesday, possibly into wednesday. looks like we do stay dry most of the shower activity stays off to the south and east. we have temperatures after the 50s for our morning lows. bump it up into the lower 70's. that's about it by early afternoon. take you to the north, allen

and pennsylvania 54, scranton, 53, albany, drier cool air mass settles on in. nice and quiet. . high pressure over new england locks us in a dry pattern, we're seeing a few clouds moving in from the south, disturbance over the deep south, trying to spread cloud in the region. fall does officially arrive this wednesday morning at 4:21. that's when the sun aligns itself with the equator. here's our forecast wind directions. notice the arrows pointing to the south and west. northeast wind, that the a cool wind and that just stays like that for the next 48 hours. it will be breezy at times along the coast line, widely cooler wind flow, we have high pressure that builds over new england and a low pressure a stalled off front offshore in between the wind flow. we will see clouds returning but that persistent wind continues tuesday, possibly into wednesday. looks like we do stay dry most of the shower activity stays off to the south and east. we have temperatures after the 50s for our morning lows. bump it up into the lower 70's. that's about it by early afternoon. take you to the nort

. >> good morning, on this wednesday morning, they are celebrating at the houdini museum in scranton, pennsylvania. >> their mascot, hokus-pokus, is back, safe and sound. >> wow. >> i know. it turns out hokus-pokus is quite a houdini herself, she slipped out of her cage and got away over the weekend. museum using it to encourage neighbors to look around for her and she was return, yesterday. now her owners aren't surprised that she made a getaway. >> she is a houdini for sure. >> every day when she is here she hears stories and how houdini escaped out of stuff. so, who knows. >> now you see me, now you don't. neighbors spotted hokus-pokus and she was brought back to the museum. that neighbor's son has a birthday part think weekend and it is on the house at the houdini museum. >> yes, bright colors there, easy to spot. >> not blending any, that is for sure. >> how about that, hokus-pokus and she disappeared. >> glad that she is back. >> yes. >> coming up next on "eyewitness news" we are counting down to the pope's arrival and we are live in washington d.c. where pontiff is spending his

. >> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane has hired scranton lawyer to help her deal with looming disciplinary matters. renounded trial attorney, gamesmen day, confirmed that kane has put him on retainer. however, would not comment on speculation that pennsylvania court officials are working to suspend kane's law license. kane is charged with leaking grand jury information, and then lying about it. she denies any wrong-doing. >> the state department has released more of hillary clinton's emails, from when she was secretary of state. the more than 7100 pages include staffers complaint on the limitations of using emails to discuss sensitive diplomatic matters. 125 of those emails were sensored prior to the release because they contain information now considered classified. >> new jersey governor, chris christie, meanwhile, he is thinking about taking a more aggressive approach during the next republican presidential debate. on late night tv show last night, christy said he is thinking of going quote nuclear if he's reel gale dollars to the side lines during the next gop face-off. ch

. >> reporter: kane herself was working out the of scranton and in august pennsylvania's first female attorney general, was charged with obstruction, and perjury for alleged leaking of secret grand jury information to a newspaper. >> if you need further comment, you will to have get it from the montgomery county district attorney. >> reporter: district attorney risa vet try furhman told "eyewitness news" that she was unable to comment about the kane investigation but did provide with us this statement explaining why a warrant might be issued for a location that has already been search. she said in part often in criminal investigations we seek multiple search warrants for one place, overtime, as we develop new information, which leads to probable cause that previously unknown evidence, might be found in a particular case. kathleen kane has been adamant about her innocent, her legal team believes that she's been targeted as an effort to shield the release of a additional offensive e-mails set between high profile state officials, during the so-called, porn gate scandallal. following a h

investigators were looking for yesterday, but during the search kane was working out of her office in scranton. back in august, kane was charged with obstruction and perjury for allegedly leaking secret grand jury information to a nope. >> i have no way of knowing whether it affect the attorney general directly or whether it is to somehow affect the office in another way. >> kane maintains her innocence. her legal team believes she's being targeted as an effort to shield the release of additional offensive emails sent between high profile state officials during the so-called porn gate scandal. >> pets from puppy mills are now outlawed in camden county. the board of freeholders has approved a law allowing pet stores to sell dogs and cats that come only from shelters or breeders. animal right activists attended last night's meeting. if businesses ignore the the la, camden county cannot only fine them but shut them down immediately. >> it makes sense morally, ethically, financially. it just makes sense. >> seven communities in new jersey have similar laws banning sales of puppy mill pet. other co

look at the scranton state college all in the upper 40's, right now. is the high pressure area over new england. just sits there, and the flow around the high gives us the northeast breeze. so, again, high blocks any storms from developing, as well. so looks like we are keeping a dry forecast. dew point temperature is very low, at 46 degrees, so no sign of humidity, just feels awesome out there. that's the trends. really throughout the entire weekment some clouds though streaming in from the south and west, little disturbance over the southern mid-atlantic. showers do stay to the south. high pressure parked over us, gives us clouds with women sunshine today, but more clouds than what we have on the weekend. same deal tuesday, that cloud cover keeps temperatures back to the mid 70s. little warmer though on wednesday, we return to mostly sunny skies, temperatures get to up about 80 degrees. here's the set up on future weather model, just some clouds, partly to mostly cloudy, same deal tonight, nice and dry, tomorrow, pretty much repeat. not much happenin

the mando family left their war torn country for scranton. catholic social services brought them over. they are helping families readjust to life in the u.s. refugees say they hope the u.s. government will help more syrians move here. >>> 5:37 right now n business news this morning apple a's new operating system good news for iphone owners. >> investors await the the fed decision on interest rates and counting down to the september, we all heard, maybe thinks the month. money watch's jill wagner joins us from the insuring stock exchange with those stories a and more good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. we will find out soon most highly anticipated federal reserve meeting in years starts today. federal could decide to raise interest rates for first time in a decade. they have been near zero since the financial crisis and the economy, so we will find out more tomorrow when that meeting wraps up. stocks rallied ahead of the meeting, dow jones 229 points yesterday, nasdaq up 55. holiday hiring is about to begin. ups plans to bring on 95

and arrived in scranton yesterday.holic social services helped to bring the family to the keystone state. >>> and happening today, a special job fair for veterans. a career fair will take place aboard the battleship new jersey in camden from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. the philly veterans career fair is offering more than 2,000 job openings and 40 employers are expected to attend. veterans who plan on attending should preregister for the free event and i have tweeted out a link where you can register. >> let's turn to dave murphy and talk about accuweather. yesterday a beauty. let's have more of that. >> how about, hm? >> storm tracker6 live double scan slows that you we are dry. stepping outside, stars are out and we're getting ready for the sun to come up over the horizon later on and camera is not bouncing much as the winds are on the light side this morning. 64 degrees is your current temperature in philadelphia, still in the low to mid-50's in allentown and reading. 58 in wilmington. up to 60 in trenton. 52 in millvil

of science degree in public administration, a bachelor of science degree from the university of scrantony war college, commander general staff college, basic and advanced courses and the awards include the army distinguished service medal, the silver starmed dal, legion of oak, bronze medal with two oak leaf clusters. general hurling was appointed by president clinton to serve as the secretary of the battlefield. and with his ten years with the commission he oversaw the effort to build and fund the national world war ii memorial where we gather here today. it is my pleasure to welcome major general hurling. [ applause ] >> senator dole, superintendent cucurullo, mr. bunting, our distinguished representatives from the allied nations, a special welcome to all of our world war ii veterans this morning. [ applause ] any holocaust survivors that may be with us, and to our veterans of other wars. and we have a special group in from houston, an honor flight that came in from houston today, and welcome to you all. [ applause ] i would tell you it's a bit frightening to sit here and listen to the

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administration from chippenburg university, a bachelor of science degree from the university of scrantonhe elite army war college, commander general staff college, infantry basic and advanced courses, and awards include the defense service medal, the army distinguished service medal, the silver star medal, legion of merit, a bronze star medal with two clusters in the purple heart. and in 1995, hurling was appointed by president clinton to serve as secretary of the american battlefield commission and oversaw the effort to fund and build the national world war ii memorial where we gather here today. it is then my pleasure to welcome major general hurling. >> senator dole. superintendent, mr. bunt iing, distinguished representatives from the allies nations, a special welcome to all our world war ii veterans this morning. [ applause ] any holocaust survivors that may be with us, and to our veterans of other wars, and we have a special group in from houston and honor flight that came in houston today and a welcome to you all. i would tell you it's a bit frightening to sit here and listen to t

. >> you'll see signs in baltimore, scranton, north jersey and parts of new york. >> reporter: when this is over, when does everything open back up. penndot said it depends on how w fast barriers are removed. the expect closures through monday. >> there's parking options for people coming in from south jersey. there's a lot opened up along the waterfront that was going to be used for bus parking. now this there will be space for 8,000 cars. the cost is $43 a day. once you're parked here the options to get into philadelphia you can ride patco or the river ferry or walk over the ben franklin bridge. the you can get updates on the pope's visit on twitter by following at 6 business -- 6 abc pope. >> grab a bib olive garden is bringing back it's never ending pasta. maribel aber has that report. >> reporter: stocks rose yesterday as wall street perhaps for a decision on interest rates. a decision on whether the federal reserve will raise interest rates is expected around 2:00 p.m. east coast time this afternoon. gm is close to announcing it settled the investigation into it's ignition switch d

a cool creation from a pastor near scranton., his love of legos goes way back. here's his story in his own words. >> as a boy who wanted to be a catholic priest i would build churches, i have no idea how many peaces, i can tell you that in the st. peter's square we're beginning to work organ, 44,000 cobblestones alone, the the columns, 6,000 bricks, i bought them all myself. i don't want to know the cost, i don't want to know that figure. i started building the facade in september last year. it took from september to thanksgiving time to build the facade and then i realized the scale of the back part of the basilica, i almost stopped but i continued again, it became a great exercise in patience taking my time and perseverance and final lie st. peter's square in the front. the whole thing took ten months to really completely. >> the detail is amazing. >> the vatican splendor exhibit at the franklin institute runs through february of 2016 of next year. >> we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ most weekends only last a couple of days. some last

. >> thousands will also take to the streets of scranton pennsylvania, for the race for the cure, it raises money for screenings and treatment programs and research. >> i hope because of this, they will have better medicines and probably a cure. >> that is definitely the hope, we should mention that britney's case is rare. the race for the cure funds the susan g. komen foundation, they their making strides against breast cancer coming up in october. >> quite a story ali. >> it was quite a day for students in montgomery county, the action cam was in willow grove this morning and students gathered on the playground with their parents and backpacks in hand to catch up with their friends. let's clear the air. there are no limits on the amount of carbon pollution power plants can... release. and our senator, pat toomey, led the fight to keep it that way. carbon pollution, a major cause of climate change, leads to more asthma attacks in children. over a million pennsylvanians now suffer from asthma. and senator toomey took over a million dollars from polluters. tell senator toomey: it's ti

our future cast shows showers coming in from williamsport and scranton area.t and that will set us up for mostly sunny skies heading into the start of the work week. temperatures will stay below average but warmer than today. today is on the cooler side. 74 in philadelphia. 73 in wilmington. 73 the high in wildwood. temperatures range between 72 and 75. slight chance of showers and cooler than what we saw yesterday and definitely below average. seven-day forecast shows fall-like conditions sticking around from monday into tuesday, wednesday, thursday and next week. warm, nice and dry with lots of sunshine. >>> the miss america organization has suspended its official spray tanning partner ahead of tonight's pageant in atlantic city. the suspension follows allegations that the owner of the company, be bronze, scanned salon owners across the owner. they say owner kelly richardson solicited them to take part in spray tanning events in atlantic city this week, they gave her money but she canceled on them last minute and never gave refunds. richardson insists nothin

thousands will take to the streets of scranton, pennsylvania this weekend for the race for the cure.ey forescreening and treatment programs and research. >> i'm hoping one day, because of this possibly they will have better medicines and possibly a cure. >> reporter: and that is definitely the hope. we should mention britany's case is rare. the race for the cure funds the susan g. foundation. ali gorman channel 6 "action news." >> next meteorologist chris sowers will take a final look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. stay with us, we'll be right back. i need everything on this list so my kids will be ready for school. they'll be 110% ready. folders, rulers, crayons? 15¢, 35, 50¢. good, no detail ever gets past me. wait, where are my kids? those aren't mine. make low prices happen. make 110% ready happen. staples. make more happen. >> let's get a last check of the weather. >> reporter: a rare gray weekend for the delaware valley. today anticipate tomorrow look for cloudy conditions, i know some of you are picking up sthien that will cloud over. # -- 80 degrees this aft

tying rbi double, that right there, 21st on the all-time hit, bryant mccan hit, just called up from scranton aaa, first at bat in the majors since may 27th. it is a great one. that is out of here, give the yankees and 4-1 lead. the yanks down within three game this, a all east beating blue jays. a lot of energy here. earlier in the day. continues, monster shot, 242 feet. 1-handed. his ninth in the last 13 games tied at three, they gave right for deep center as the ground will double and that is your final score and the mets have won eight straight. their magic number is now ten, 18 games left to play. football a bit more insight into the giants's tough loss to the understatement. as i told you yesterday they decided to throw the ball with 1:43 left. at the end of the game up three instead of taking it back, running the ball, killing more time, the cowboys end ed up have enough time to score. the update, running back jennings said yesterday he was told not to score, two consecutive carries before the third-down pass the eli manning took that right away, he believed dallas would have allowed t

. >> quite a story, britney beetle is from scranton and found out about her cancer months before graduated from high school, when doctors found out it was stage four, britney had a double mastectomy, she also had chemo, coming up tonight hear about britney's mission to help others with breast cancer and find out how her family is supporting her in a unique way. we'll have that and more on "action news" at 5:00. >> can't wait to see that one thank you. >>> a rescues seal is no longer on the road to recovery, he is off to a new life. the action camera was in brigantine as they got the seal to his new home, he was found on a monmouth county beach with cuts and puncture wounds last february, is he well enough to join other harbor seals in virginia beach. >>> and chaka fattah is crowd funding why the councilman is turning to the public to help fight corruption charges. and a father didn't get mad he got a padlock what made him take his 15-year-old's daughter hostage. >>> everything is fun until someone gets stuck in the claw machine, she says it was not totally her fault, she was honoring a dou

there he was greeted by a priest from the diocese of scranton and cardinal wuerl and welcomed into theasilica. really the mother church of the united states of america. an outdoor mass where he celebrated the canonization of blessed junipero serra. junipero serra was beautified for evangelical work. it was something truly memorable. the first visit of pope francis and the first canonization on american soil. >> look at all those people, 25,000 out there. father gallagher, thank you so much for joining us. look forward to speaking to you more during special coverage of the pope's visit. >> thank you. >> the pope was all smiles as people greeted him inside the basilica of the national shrine in washington, d.c. today. as you can see the crowds were excited to get close to the holy father. >> even those who had to watch from afar couldn't get enough of these historic visit. what stood out to these local students as they follow the pope's every move. >> announcer: you're watching nbc 10's continuing coverage of the pope in philadelphia brought to you by these sponsors. >>> we are still awe

near scranton. the rest of the area in the clear. until we get to tomorrow. then we are watching cloud cover that is moving into michigan that could bring us some showers tomorrow, not today. #bq need your sunglasses today. 90s for allentown and quaker town and reading. plenty of sunshine and low 90s for doylestown but trenton and norristown up to 93 and looking for a break from the 90s and find it along the coast for atlantic city and cape may and rehoboth but inland and the temperatures soar 95 in philadelphia. westchester 92. 93 in wilmington. the weekend, a different story. 80s. sunshine. nice and comfortable for both days. it looks like there will be few changes for labor day that i'll detail for you with the seven day when(3Ña i come back. >>> however, you get to wherever you're going, we want to help you get there. >> however you get there, jessica boyington has up covered and she is watching it all. >> so far this morning you might need to do some planning. broad street line is having track problems so northbound trains will not be servicing fairmoun

in new england, high pressure locking in the chilly air mass, temperatures in the 50's in albany, scranton, and state college this hour, cloud cover around early today, may send clouds out, certainly time, go mostly clear, high pressure still over new england tomorrow, bridges back sunshine in full. keep an eye on this storm system, hangs out across the mid-atlantic next several days, may throw back clouds in here thursday. still we have to keep an eye on it, potential for shower active tip upcoming saturday into sunday. today though clouds breaking for sunshine, 74 degrees, tonight comfortably cool, maybe four's in the suburbs, there is the papal visit forecast, saturday, breezy day, sunshine, 74, sunday the day woof to watch from the storm that could be some showers around, 72 degrees for the high. tomorrow bringing back the sun, 08 degrees, we keep it dry for the work week, temps in the 70s, of course the forecast this weekend, watch out for the potential for little rain. >> last day of summer, not the last day of full. >> oh, well, feeling nice out, there roads looking nice too? >> roa

left it to campaign in the midwest and trying to make her out to be a populist and joe is joe from scranton so he can fill that lane a little bit better perhaps though he's still part of the establishment. he cuts between hillary clinton and bernie sanders and, of course, a lane for him in the race. >> he does do better on that question about cares about people like you. gabe, you have been following the republican side right now a lot of oxygen is being taken up by jeb versus trump. they're going at each other in social immediate yeah. i want to play a little bit about that battle going on on twitter. >> i think hillary would do a good job. hillary clinton i think is a terrific woman. i'm biassed. i have known her for years. she is very talented. i live in new york. she lives in new york. i have known her and her husband for years and i like them both a lot. >> we recognize the commitment of someone that devoted her life to public service. i want to say thank you to both secretary clinton and to president clinton. >> what does that make hillary clinton to the bush family? >> my sister-in-l

. >> reporter: kane herself was working out of the scranton today. in august, pennsylvania first female attorney general was charged with obstruction and per jury for at alleged leaking of secret grand jury information, to a newspaper. >> if you need further comment you will have to get it from the montgomery county district attorney. >> reporter: district attorney risa vetri furhman told "eyewitness news" that she was unable to comment about the kane investigation but did provide with us this statement explaining why a warrant might be issued for a location, already searched. she said in part, often in criminal investigations we seek multiple search warrants for one place, overtime, they have developed new information about previously even known evidence might be found in a different place. kathleen kane has repeatedly expressed her innocence and plans to continue in her position as a well as run for a second term. just after yesterday kane reenforced her position. she believes that the current legal action against her is directly connected to actio

cane want was working out of her office in scranton today.ane was charged with obstruction and perjury for leaking secret grand jury information to newspaper. >>> we have no way of knowing whether it affects the attorney general directly or whether the somehow affects the office in another way. >> kane maintains her innocence. her local team believes she's being target as an evident to shield the release of additional offensive e-mails sent between high profile state officials during the stone cold porn gate scandal. >> camden county is taking action to stop the sale of puppy mill dog. lawmakers faced a crucial vote on the controversial issue and "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt was there. >> reporter: norman's slaw officially on the books in camden county. and that means when you go to a pet store in that cun tee expect to see animals only from shelt shelters or breeders. >> it makes sense morally, ethically, financially it just makes sense. >> reporter: melissa joined dozens of animal rights act roy toy visits to watch camden county f

kane was working out of her office in scranton yesterday.ane charged with obstruction and perjury for allegedly leaking secret grand jury information to a newspaper. >> i have no way of knowing whether it affects the attorney general directly, or whether it is to somehow affect the office in another way. >> kane maintains her innocence. her legal team believes she's being targeted as an effort to shield the release of additional offensive emails sent between high profile state officials during the so-called porn gate scandal. >> well, police are investigating a photo scandal, main line middle school. pictures of students end up on instagram page decorated when inapropriate caption. more than 20 minors who go to radnor middle school were targeted. fictitious instagram account was investigated, including fully clothed, those photos accompanied with sexually explicit and leud caption. >> 6:35 right now. the texas teenager arrested for his no, ma'am made clock may get the clock back today. fourteen year old ahmed muhammad captured the attention

so, 48 degrees temperature, state college and in scranton.h happening on storm scan3, just some cloud cover moving on through. it is mid to high level clouds. just filters out the sun. so we'll see some sunshine today. calling it partly sunny, temperatures in the 70s, northeast wind continues tomorrow. still some clouds around. temperatures stay fall-like on tuesday. then, fall does officially arrive wednesday. we actually warm it upment back to sunshine and temperatures back into the lower 80s. now, we have the persistent northeast wind, starting to kick up the ocean here, off shore buoy height, weather nice, still people hanging out at the shore. be aware, rough conditions in the surf. moderate risk for rip current northern new jersey, high risk for strong risk in south jersey, and at delaware beaches, so i wouldn't even try to go into the water. today partly sunny, cooler, 74 degrees for the high temperature tonight still comfortable, mostly cloudy, 61 degrees, here's the extended forecast, again, somewhat cool today, tomorrow, we do warm

and arrived in scranton yesterday.lic social services helped to bring the family to the keystone state. >> a bike sharing program is really popular in philadelphia and soon more people may be able to get in on it. but first maribel aber is taking a look at stacks. she's live at the nasdaq in times square. good morning, maribel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, tam. stocks rallied yesterday as investors await word from the federal reserve on interest rates tomorrow. right now futures pointing to a lower open. we're going to have the latest look at inflation today with a report on consumer prices. okay, the indigo bikeshare program is stan expanding. philadelphia received a grant from the william penn foundation will add another 24 bike sharing stations to the 72 in operation now. >>> hey, toys r us will hire 5,000 fewer holiday workers this year. the retailer will bring on 40,000 employees for the season. ups meanwhile will hire about the same number of seasonal workers. the shipper expects to bring on as many as 95,000

see people from scranton, seattle, houston, over on this side of the wall, san francisco, and again, st. joe's prep. they're welcome being all of these kids to philly to see pope francis. now take a lock at the video. these student arrived on campus here in north philly yesterday. they brought only the essentials. that means, back packs, filled with clothes, and sleeping bags. they're actually sleeping on the floor this classroom. as for -- after all, the motto, pilgrimage, not a vacation, still having whole lot of fun. st. joe's prep treated kids to barbeque yesterday, some gains and pep rally, but the main event of course is yet to come. and back out here live, in the school, we have ryan and paul here, student here at st. joe's prep, part of the organizing committee so to speak. the student body here has spent weeks preparing for all of these student, now, ryan, what's it like to have prepared for so many weeks to finally see all of these kids here and finally almost get to see pope francis? >> such a great feeling to have all of these people out here from all over all the differe

received so much congressional and media attention was a cartoon, the political cartoonist from scranton, john coal. it is being called an environmental disaster. and then over on the right side it shows an illustration of the old forge bore hole. 65 million gallons a day of acid mine runoff. it says around here we call it tuesday afternoon. we understand the problem in northeastern pennsylvania. the director of the lackawanna river corridor association bernie mcgirl explained that in northeastern pennsylvania, they all have profound mine drainage issues with thousands of miles of streams that are impacted by mine drainage, many of which are totally devoid of aquatic life. there are 500,000 abandoned mines. they score our nation, pollute our waterways. my understanding is that in 2008, epa estimated to clean them up would cost $50 billion. now i welcome this new find interest in a bipartisan way. given that enormous sum, how much do mining companies contribute to cleaning up this mess they create? >> well, in the hard rock mining industry, it's very difficult for me to honestly estimate

a small group arrived into scranton, pennsylvania. a syrian family that arrived earlier is helping them settle in. >> he started to work here and he feels that, you know, the united states is like his main country. so, he is so happy that his family is safe here. they are living in comfortable way and they can do whatever they want. >> the refugees hope more syrians will move to the u.s. catholic social services says they aren't scheduled to bring any more families to this another any time too. >> a collection of art belonging to some of my competitors plan to reduce the use of antibiotics over the next few years. but what are you having for dinner tonight? try perdue simply smart and harvestland . two trusted perdue brands of chicken raised with no antibiotics ever. everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network to the home, so you can get access to the fastest internet and in-home wi-fi available. and fios gives you big capacity too. so everyone in the house can get online. bu

>> the university of scranton. >> father mcshane. >> yes.but what is are remarkable about him ark and the way he is not just touching catholics, but he repeatedly says the people of goodwill, but he makes you think that the things make a difference in big issues like big issues. >> and we call them mits fa-- mitzvahs. and there they are at the seminary to meet him. so he is going downtown philly to what we call the other side of the river here on the city line avenue which is the better sort or the better money people out there, and not morally better, but the better off, and haverford and villanova, and upper darby, and the home of tina fey, and lower merion the home of kobe bryant, and i was thinking of the old singer colby grant, and we we will continue the pope's visit to philadelphia after this. you can now use freeze it to prevent new purchases on your account in seconds. and once you find it, you can switch it right on again. you're back! freeze it, only from discover. get it at discover.com. you think your car smells fine, but your p

we're in pennsylvania, his family is from scranton. is there an appetite for him to run. that would be incredible to watch. and as kristen said, the stakes could not be higher. if he decided to get in, fundamentally reshape the democratic race. we'll get potentially first hits today. >> as people are watching the sands go through the hourglass on this, alex, the endorsement of labor would be huge for joe biden. there was chatter about that over the last couple weeks. look at the timing of all this. is the calendar leaving much wiggle room for him to make a decision? >> well, that's definitely one of the biggest questions, one of the biggest difficulties, frankly, for the vice president. he is the sitting vice president, so he comes with a huge built-in name i.d. our poll showing him with 20% support in iowa and 15% support in new hampshire, something no one else has, but the closer you get to the october debates and then to the caucuses and primaries beginning in february, the less time you have to lockdown endorsements, to secure big donors. before they all start committ

he said he was getting encouragement because it was his native state born in scranton. the crowd enthusiastic for him. he's had support yelling throughout the day yesterday run joe, run, he responded again by saying he's going to run. you know he may have good reason to jump into the race. primary opponent was hillary clinton keeps falling in the polls and nbc merit poll has bernie sanders up 9 points 31, 32 points new hampshire without doing anything joe biden is at 16%. here's vice president sounding like a candidate yesterday in pittsburgh. >> it is not fair. it simply is not fair. used to be one america. everybody was in on the deal. i'm hot, i got -- i acknowledge that. i'm mad. i'm angry. >> drumple meantime on the republican side facing a new controversy comparing expensive burling school education to military service. the "new york times" reporting he told the author about the new york military academy it is an expensive prep school and received, quote, more training militarily than a lot of guys that go into the marl. this was a press conference last week. >> s

mary thompson with me, david scranton on the floor, as well.dman sachs was one of the -- on the financials still holding out hope? >> well, there was certainly an upgrade to goldman sachs saying the selloff made it attractive. but really, what you're seeing today is a selloff. the news that drove the markets higher in asia overnight wasn't anything new. there were repeats, essentially. i think the market was a little bit vulnerable coming in here because we had a big gain yesterday. >> yep. >> consolidation was expected. >> i don't envy your job. what do you tell your clients with this kind of volatility right now? especially when there's still tremendous skepticism about this market here. >> the toughest part about the market today we've talked about is the fact there's these huge selloffs that you know were emotionally driven in the last half hour of the day. walking in the front door of the stock exchange. since then, literally the loss is double. and an emotionally driven market like that. the problem with the average investor. they aren't

biden is from scranton, so he has pa. hillary's goose is cooked. james, columbia, mississippi.aller: good morning. i told the screener that was pushing,from he had his -- whenever mr. trump was pushing, he had his , everything he was saying and doing was ok. now that he is running whatlican and saying republican policy is, that they cannot say out loud, they do not want it to be said. that was james, columbia, mississippi. a look at the campaign trail. we will have an event with bernie sanders, 10:30 eastern time. on thishave that live network. we will take phone calls after the event. he will replay at 8:00 tonight. one reporter following senator sanders is nicole. good morning. guest: good morning. host: thank you for joining us. the headline to your piece says campaign tors takes christian school. why liberty and why now? the school invites every candidate who is running for reticular office. bernie accepted the invitation. he is the first from the democratic side to accept the invitation. he has told me he does not -- on his stance on gay marriage or abortion rights, but pe

you know, that's the promise that my grandfather believed in when he went to work every day in the scranton i am the granddaughter of a factory worker who believed in america and that life could be better for his children. and it was. his three sons went to college. , after serving in the navy in world war ii, he started a small business. he saved and he sacrificed because he believed his small business printing fabric in chicago could provide us with a middle-class life. and you know what? it did. and now within three generations from that factory worker to that small business owner, i'm standing here asking for your support to be president of this great country that we love. [applause] ms. clinton: and so -- crowd: hillary! hillary! that is what we are fighting for as democrats. we are fighting for that dream that is just as real tomorrow and the years later as it was for my grandfather and my father. husband puten my people first -- [applause] -- in the 1992 campaign where new hampshire was so supportive, when he got into the white house, he realized that he had inherited real economic p