nbc 10 news starts now. right now at 6:00 from pennsylvania s top prosecutors to criminal defendant we have the mug shot of kathleen kane the first woman elected as attorney general this as her attorney goes on the defense. we re very confident that when all the facts in the case come out that she s going to be exonerated. good evening i m denise nakano. it is a unique case that stretched across montgomery county today. kathleen kane was with her legal team in norris town while a judge watched it all on a tv screen in collegeville. tonight, we have nbc 10 live team coverage offed to s developments. we begin with rand y gyllenhaal a quick proceeding. a few minutes long and the first step in what could be a very long criminal trial against pennsylvania s top law enforcement official. attorney general kathleen kane walk under to the detective s bureau in norris town and flanked by photographers she had no comment. kane was immediately processed and fingerprinted. her m
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