. >> kimball musk of the kitchen introduced kathleen. >> i'd like to introduce you to kathleen. kathleen owns big fat cupcake in cherry creek. >> kathleen offered up the samples. >> these were all baked this morning and i'll cut them up. but you know i eat cupcakes right out of my hand. i say just go for it. >> the event planners sampled the samples. >> really does taste like oreo. >> oh, my gosh that's good. >> you've got to try this sample. >> and local media covered the event. >> big fat cupcake has struggled to stay open. now it's getting a makeover through a show on msnbc, our sister network on cable. >> throughout the afternoon, kathleen made some valuable contacts. >> i think that would be another great venue that we could put something together for that, too. >> that's wonderful. >> red velvet and oreo are my favorites. >> really nice balance between overly fluffy and overly dense. >> when the planners left and the media was gone kathleen took a moment to reflect. >> i didn't have a whole lot of hope in what was going to happen. i was going through i think it was my four

you are the brother of kathleen the first wife. lisa i remember going down to galveston texas with you in 2000. charlie you have been worrying about this a long time. among us there's almost a bond, it is a group that kind of suffered through this. i want to ask each one of you the same question. what was your reaction when he said i killed them all. i killed them all. >> i would say shock that he actually said it. i am not surprised because i always felt like he was responsible for these three deaths but to hear him say it out loud i was shocked. >> jim, for the first time you hear that your sister's husband admitted he killed your sister. your reaction? >> i wouldn't say as much shock as it was finally vindicated for the years and years of pursuing the truth. bob, you know i knew him when he was in love with kathy. i knew him when kathy was in love with him, how that de sgraded over time like a separate drama. the bottom line is bob is the fight or flight syndrome. he would always fight if he knew he had a good bank account behin

kathleen thinks it may be blood. >> mario's attorney, kathleen zellner, believes that what may have happened in this ladies' bathroom could blow this case wide open. a stock boy, coming in this bathroom about a month after brian disappeared, saw that there was a leak in this bathroom and saw that it lead up to this panel. so he stepped on this toilet, lifted up this panel, and found a pair of men's underwear, size small. >> reporter: a size similar to rob, the underwear, handed over to the police. but kathleen says it wasn't entered into the evidence log and never made it to trial. >> that is a huge bombshell and that's why we want to have dna testing. we want to confirm if that was his underwear because if that's got render's blood on it and carrick's blood on it, that is all you need to know about who committed the murder. >> so we don't know that for sure. >> no. >> you just need to check it out to see if that's a part of the picture? >> yes. >> reporter: prosecutor combs admitted to "20/20" that the underwear was not tested, but stated both the police report and the witness were availabl

earlier we contacted kathleen kane's lawyer and he's putting together his thoughts. we'll have those for you in a half hour. katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >>> six people have been charged in a corruption investigation that attorney general kathleen kane did not pursue. lee bishop michelle brownley and harold james turned themselves in yesterday accused of taking bribes from a lobbyist who was working undercover for prosecutors. the others charged in the case representatives ron waters and vanessa lowery brown both from philadelphia. and thomas tines already pled guilty and is serving two years in prison. >>> jurors in the retrial of a philadelphia priest who is accused of molesting an altar boy will continue to deliberate today even though they have reached an impasse. reverend andrew mccormick was tried last year was the jury couldn't reach a verdict after four days of deliberation. mccormick assaulted the boy at a parish rectory in 1997. the boy was 11. the archdiocese of philadelphia says mccormick is on administrative leave after a different allegation of abuse was

i want to just highlight a couple things kathleen said. one is about timing and the other is about partnerships. we have been working very closely with barbara hale and her team over at puc over how the timing of this might roll out. there's a lot going on with respect to the launch of cca and in parallel with that we'll be working with michael and with barbara to anticipate what we need to do at the cpuc to get permission to launch our own independent energy efficiency programming. i don't -- we don't know when that final result with the cpuc will be finished. however, it may not coincide directly with launch. but what will happen at launch is we will continue the current programs that we already have, so there will not be a break in service, but the actual launch of the new cca informed energy efficiency, the timing on that is a little bit questionable. we don't know exactly how long that will take. we're looking very carefully at the experience of sonoma and marin as they are involved with a similar request with the puc it's going to be

>> hello everyone i'm kathleen brian representing the energy efficiency programs from the department of the environment. so that was a great intro. give me just a moment. again, kathleen brian representing the department of the environment talking about our role in energy efficiency, the present and the future. so we know that our energy future will be in renewable energy but we also believe that energy efficiency matters is the first step, the first step and the journey to renewables must be an optimization of existing structures and building efficiency is the first step in that direction. san francisco environment has the experience and the community relationships that work we have run energy efficiency programs for for 15 years now and we expect to run these programs for the future even with ssca in place and our team can be a familiar face to building owners small business owners multifamily building owners and commercial building owners we will also continue to prioritize our relationship with pg&e. we will continue to have success. the programs the department runs contribute 40

still, kathleen wondered what job opportunities would be there for charlie down the road. so with a background in catering kathleen helped start a cafe at charlie's middle school staffed with other special needs students. >> they often feel disconnected to their own community. >> then did the same thing at his high school. >> we're going to prepare strawberries in two ways. >> and now kathleen is taking it big time. when palo alto's newest public library opens later this year ada's cafe will be there to serve. >> a lot of hungry people. >> kathleen working not just with charlie. >> i am cleaning the strawberries. >> reporter: but other develop developmentally disabled adults. teaching them kitchen skills. giving them life skills. helping them earn a paycheck. >> for many of them knowing that you are valued enough to receive a paycheck is huge. >> reporter: one woman combineing a love of food and a love for her son helping others embrace life just like charlie does. >>> coming up falcons in flight. but that's not what a group of volunteers is watching for through their bino

and attorney general kathleen kane's case is one of the first ones heard this morning. the a.d. will be at the hearing where her lawyers will argue that a montgomery county judge has no authority to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate her. prosecutor thomas carluccio investigated kane's office for leaking grand jury information to a newspaper. he appointed a 12-person grand jury recommending kane will chargedperjury and other charges. >> the truth is the truth. there were no documents that were grand material. >> reporter: and the attorney general kane tells nbc 10 she's cautiously hopeful about the case beginning at 9:30 this morning. and she wants the grand jury findings or report vacated, in other words canceled. reporting live in front of city hall katy zachry "nbc 10 news." >>> six public figures are charged in a corruption that attorney general kane did not pursue. state representatives louis bishop and michelle brownley and former representative harold james turned themselves in yesterday. they are accused of taking bribes from a lobbiest working undercover for pr

. >>> a pennsylvania supreme court hearing is underway about a grand jury against kathleen kane. if she -- and justices will decide the legality of the special prosecutor investigating the case. "action news" reporter john rawlins will have much more coming up at 12:30. >> turning to accuweather now and the warmest day so far this year. sky 6 hd looking live at the center city skyline, the sun is trying to break through the last of the clouds then could be the first time we hit 60 degrees for the first time in two months. >> it's really nice, i am able to stand here on the terrace without a coat on there are clouds and thin enough to show blue through and lets go ahead and start you with satellite and rain down south for the southern reaches in delaware clouds are thicker and there are darker shades of gray, and a field of white cloud cover we expect to see a sun and clouds mix, and the temperatures are really feeling good compared to where we have been, 55 in philadelphia and we started out in the mid-40s for lows and even those lows were higher than recent high temperatures, it

kathleen, is that a mistake? >> i don't think so. what test could it be? how could all these countries agree on what test we would use? i think it's important that most carriers people know who the weak link is. people know that person that doesn't really fit the bell curve of being a pilot. >> they do? >> there's not a company you can't go to where pilots don't sit around and talk about the one or two pilots they wish the airline would get rid of. >> that's not good. >> i know. this guy was only there for a year and a half. and he only had 600 hours stretched out since like 2009. so doubtful that too many people in the airline actually knew him that well. but what we really have to be self-reporting. and i don't know psychological testing is going to do anything. but generally there has to be more of an emphasis where they think someone might be suffering from depression or some kind of contained rage that they do something. but remember pilots excel at compartmentalization. that's why they're good at being pilots. they can overcome their emotion. that ca

attorney general kathleen kane will be inside the hearing today. it's going to be one of the first ones heard this morning. her lawyers will argue a judge has no authority to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate her. that special prosecutor investigated alleged leaks from kane's office to a philadelphia newspaper and went on to appoint a 12-person jury recommending kane be charged with perjury, obstruction and other offenses. >> truth is truth. that's what it is. there was no crime committed, there were no documents that were grand jury material leaked. >> reporter: it's important to note that just because those charges have been recommended by that 12-person grand jury that they have not been brought against the attorney general at the time. reporting live in center city katy zachry, "nbc 10 news".." >>> six public figures from philadelphia are charged in a corruption investigation that attorney general kane did not pursue. state representative louis bishop michelle brownley and harold james turned themselves in yesterday. they are accused

if the attorney general kathleen kane will actually face criminal charges. iain. >> all right, jeff, thank you. >>> with tax season approaching how well is philadelphia managing its money? coming up how the city spends taxpayer dollars and how it stacks up against the rest of the country. >> and a local woman struggled for years with a chronic disease until one man's heroic donation gave her new hope. how she's doing today six months >> philadelphia is one of the best when it comes to managing its money. that's at least according to a new survey more specifically they studied how each city taxpayer dollars were spent. money used for education police and parks and recreation out of america's 65 biggest cities philadelphia ranged second on the list. love vick texas came at the top spot. >> things looked bad for a local high schoolteacher in desperate need of a kidney transplant. >> but after a lot of waiting and almost keep years of suffering, she finally found her perfect dope nor match. fox 29's dawn timmeney joins us with more on the woman who wouldn't give

this morning kathleen kane will face the supreme court. we're live with the charges she could be facing. >>> and farewell foles. the shakeup that has fans shaking their heads this morning. >>> and a wet, foggy start to this wednesday morning. look on the bright side the rain is moving out and it's a much warmer air moving in. in fact, we could hit, are you ready for this? 60! for the first time in months. >> we've had a hard winter. >> i'm excited, too. >> welcome to "nbc 10 news today." we're all excited. i'm chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. let's talk to brittney. tell us about the temperatures. >>> don't doubt my excitement. i'm with you guys. 60 degrees is the high. we were at 59 for a high. we dealt with rain yesterday, and heading into the afternoon we won't see rain. it will be nice out. a closer look outside right now. mostly cloudy skies and fog. we have a fog advisory in effect until 6:00 a.m. to affect allentown. visibility is down to a half mile. down to four miles in philadelphia. a quarter mile in lancaster. down to five mi

from $250 to to $2000. >> kathleen kane released a statement, saying only that she respected the efforts of all district attorneys to obtain justice under the law. >> thank you david. >>> today eric torres was found not guilty of attempted murder in the shooting of a philadelphia police officer however he was found guilty of every other charge he was facing including aggravated assault. torres shot officer edward davies after a traffic stop in the feltonville section of philadelphia. davies suffering kidney damage and still needs a cane to get around and he said the verdict gives him closure. >> am happy it's over and i can move on with my family and make up for lost time. >> davies not sure if and when he'll be back in uniform. >>> funeral arrangementses for philadelphia police officer, robert wilson iii are now finalized. the 22nd district officer was gunned on thursday thursday at a north philadelphia game store a viewing is held at francis funeral home in southwest philadelphia that is from 4:00 until 8:00 p.m. on saturday the remembrances moved to the arena. a viewing held from 7:00

friends say kathleen was afraid of her husband. >> oftentimes she would ask me to stay with her at her apartment because she was in fear. she didn't know what was going to happen next. >> reporter: but she never filed a complaint against him. >> did you have anything to do with the death of your wife? >> i don't know that she's dead. >> do you think that it's possible she's alive now? >> it's possible. not likely. >> reporter: the case went cold. but in 2000, new york state authorities renewed their focus on durst in connection with kathleen's disappearance. >> i began the investigation and started looking to talk to all of the people who knew robert durst at the time in 1982 when she went missing. >> reporter: and then a second mystery. this time his good friend and spokesperson susan berman found murdered in her california home. >> i felt terrible for susan. was astonished they were putting all this together that i did it or i caused it to be done. >> reporter: berman scheduled to tell sport utah authority what does she knew about the case. >> durst was sending susan berman money $50

durst's 29-year-old medical student wife kathleen disappeared. friends say that kathleen was afraid of durst. >> i can remember very clearly the telephone calls and bobby insisting that she'd come home and being visibly shaken after the phone calls. she went out, she warmed up the mercedes, came back in and said, i'm leaving now. so we stood on the front pojrch. she said promise to me if something happens you'll check it out, i'm afraid of bobby. >> fast forward to spring 2000. westchester district attorney opened the cold case of kathleen durst's disappearance and looked to interview those involved in 1982. december 24th 2000. shortly before a scheduled interview with durst's close friend and confidant, susan berman by members of my office she was found murdered, shot execution style in her l.a. home. durst in california at the time of susan's murder, but never charged by california authorities. with a penchant for dressing like a deaf mute woman named dorothy, durst next appears in galveston, texas, renting a room in a low-income area next to o

i do agree with kathleen. i think that for jeb, he at least has the opportunity to put out a different image. hers is already baked in the cake. >> that's interesting. before we go. another anniversary this week, 150th of president lincoln's second inaugural. i ended up with the toughest speaking assignment of my life. i had to follow an actual re-reading of president clinton's second inaugural at a ceremony on the national mall. manu i had to follow lincoln. it was, like i don't understand. there he is. this guy really looked like lincoln and had the -- i hear he may have sounded like him. i don't know. >> i'm sure he did. >> do you have a -- the reality, is everyone read that second inaugural in congress do you think things would be better? >> if they understood it i should say. >> great perspective. we think times are tough here now, you think back to what lincoln endured nothing compares. >> i always use that inaugural address in my writing classes because it shows you can say something profound and import

kathleen parker cruz is controversial in question. on balance, on the media how do you picture? >> there is a way of presenting facts the he forced the shutdown of the government which is not good for republicans. the republicans in congress resent him for that and when he saw, though that ted cruz is not just controversial but he is a wacko bird as his colleague senator john mccain said, there is a way to plenty the facts and it is clear on the left he is out of his mind, crazy but he is crazy like a fox if i may say that. to the extent that he is expecting to the republican base, he is saying exactly what they went to hear and they are proud to have someone would said it so well. >> does cruz overstate when he said the media characterizing him as stupid or evil and here it is as a lunatic. >> i wrote a book on post reagan conservatives in the 1990s because my colleagues in the media underestimated the strength of the right, evangelicals and the anti-tax movement and they underestimated nature only their ability to change the republican party but to win elections. the peril tha

we have jonathan martin kathleen parker. amy walter, manu raju. back to secretary clinton. what about this situation. the defense here for her from her spokespeople is she didn't just follow the letter, she followed the spirit of the law. >> we are finding, it feels like the obama administration is saying either they weren't informed of this or maybe they just put blinders on. >> this isn't about the e-mails. honestly, your piece set this up as well. hillary clinton's time at the state department was her opportunity to show she was above politics, she was a different candidate from 2007, she could be a change agent, she could be a happy candidate in 2016 with foreign policy experience, that nobody else had. and instead whether we're talking about e-mails, or whether we're talking about foundation gifts from foreign companies or corporations, it feeds into this narrative that she isn't a change agent. more of the same. and that's the bigger problem going forward. if you're a republican admaker and can't make a good attack ad on this, you should be sued for malpractice. >> in

so kathleen, keep it 100. you gotta get rid of one of them. >> no, i'm going to offend somebody. >> larry: that's why it's called "keep it 100". >> who are the furthest away? the turkish. >> larry: they're the furthest away? >> they probably can't get here quickly to harm me as other people. >> larry: i feel like you're being a little disingenuous there. i don't know. is boo for the tea or boo for keeping it 100. what do you think? she should get 100? >> tea! >> larry: tea? all right, we'll give both. we'll give you a little shamrock, keep it 100. okay. all right. all right. sherrod. which one? >> i'll give you a tea bag. >> larry: you can't pick turkish. >> i'm ready to pick. nigerian. out. out. >> larry: and why? why is nigerian out? >> they never rescued african americans after slavery. what happened to that? >> larry: there you go. keep it 100. shamrock. show the shamrock. that's why you got the tea. >> and for two, boko haram. you can't have parades -- >> larry: you're not getting another one. >> i'll kee

kennedy the second, senator joe kennedy the third, ambassador caroline kennedy, lieutenant governor kathleen kennedy townsend, and maryland house of delegates mark schreiber. [applause] and finally, i would like to especially thank vikki and all of the family members who are with us today. vicki, this wonderful, wonderful occasion, thank you. [applause] you have done the nation a favor , with a tireless efforts to construct this incredible, incredible chamber, which brings me to some opening remarks i would like to make, with your permission.

pennsylvania state attorney general kathleen kane lost a legal challenge today. the skate supreme court issued a ruling saying a lower court judge has the authority to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate kane. and today's ruling means she could still be charged for perjury and other offenses. at issue are accusations kane gave secret grand jury information to a newspaper. >>> skyforce10 over a deadly crash on i-78 in berks county. one person died when two

. >> you got it kathleen ca inform e asked about attorney general kathleen ca inform e seth william said he didn't want to talk about her too much adding she's her own worst end knee. >> then he started to talk about her. >> as the three public officials turned themselves in philadelphia's da seemed to aim his most aggressive criticism not at them but at attorney general kathleen kane. >> accuse prosecutors that work for me to be racist i think is gutter. >> williams was referring to kane's stated concern that the undercover sting which is now in snared six public officials was possibly racially tainted because the targets were black. >> this really makes me sick. >> reporter: the district attorney tuesday announced still more charges against public officials. state representative louise bishop michelle brownly and former state rep harold james. >> today i announced the indictments of three more state legislators. as before, i take no pleasure in this proceduring. >> reporter: all three were caught on tape by an undercover informant posing as a lobbyist offering cash for favors. the stin

like in this particular case, kathleen? >> well, i mean, the faa has different rules depending on how an airplane is licensed and maintained nowadays. but i think that what they'll find is this is actually a fairly popular airplane. there are still dozens of these out there still flying in california. >> it's an amazing story. we're going to continue to update it all throughout the night here. kathleen thank you so much. kim, it's always good to see you. we appreciate your time. and thankfully harrison ford did in fact survive minor injuries as we know at this hour. by the way lots more tonight troubles for hillary clinton and now the former secretary of state is attempting to calm the waters. late last night she tweeted "i want the public to see my e-mail. i asked the state department to release them. they said they will release it as soon as possible." now, of course the fact is the state department only has access to e-mails that clinton has chosen to hand over. so perhaps mrs. clinton could use a reminder about the seve

ahead of today we contacted the lawyer representative kathleen cain to find out his thoughts. i'll share that you at 4:30. reporting live in front of city hall katy zachry "nbc 10 news." >>> six public figures from philadelphia are charged in a corruption investigation that attorney general cain did not pursue. louis bishop and michelle brownley and harold james turned themselves in yesterday accused of taking bribes from a lobbyist working undercover for prosecutors. philadelphia's district attorney took up this investigation after cain dropped it because she said it was motivated by racism and politics. >> i am insulted when someone would allege something to be racist. when they know it is not. >> now cain has previously said that the probe was too flawed to yield any conviction. the others charged in this case are representatives ron waters and vanessa lowery brown and thomas tine who pleaded guilty and is serving two years in prison. >>> 4:04. heads are still spinning this morning and some people are scratching those heads after another surprising trade by eagles' coach ch

seth williams picked up the case when attorney general kathleen kane dropped the investigation. >> i really don't want to say much about the attorney general. i think she is her own worst enemy. >> reporter: kane said the case was racially motivated. according to the da the informant met with over 50 elected officials, white, blacks, republicans and democrats. >> some of them like curtis thomas, when he came in said whoa, you got to get the hell out of my office you're going to start stalking about stuff, money for votes. >> reporter: seth williams says tony payton and congressman brendan boyle turned down the bribes. as for the three indicted the attorney for bishop now claims the da broke the secrecy rules by revealing that bishop would not answer the grand jury's questions. >> we're bound by the ethics, rules of the court, order of the court and the law, which is exactly what kathleen kane's in trouble for right now. >> reporter: charles says he plans to file a petition with the court on that matter. he would not comment about his client's alleged involvement in this case. i did r

gerri: kathleen, do you agree? is there some issue with this plane, with this style, this make this model of plane? >> well, one of the things we're going to find out is, that it is a high cycle airplane. it has almost 50,000 cycles on it. that is a lot. it is all in how well it is maintained. one of the things that it has got going for it the parent company is lufthansa airline, which is very highly respected airplane airline not just in europe but worldwide. gerri: pardon me, when you say high cycle, what do you mean? >> that the airplane has flown a cycle which is take off to landing almost 50,000 times. so it is a short haul airplane. so that is a fairly, this airplane has been used. what the smoking gun on this with high cycle that it has on the air frame. the fact that distress obviously happened just as soon as they leveled off. they got to the highest altitude. the fuselage is under greatest pressure at that point within three minutes we have a descent. we don't have emergency descent but a controlled desce