the nba has announced james harden will be suspended one game without pay for kicking led ron james -- for kicking lebron james in the groin. harden will not play tomorrow night in atlanta. the nets and warriors played a terrific ball game tonight. tied in the final seconds. stop pop bang. nets beat the warriors, 110-108. today was the trade deadline in the nhl. 11-year-old jordan leopold wrote a letter saying that her dad plays for the columbus blue jackets and the family lives in minnesota, she is missing him. she asked them to ask the blue jackets if they could get them on the wild. the letter was never sent, but today they made a deal for leopold. general manager said he found out about the letter almost simultaneous with the deal. it is the human side of pro sports, great story. nationals outfielder tony gwynn jr. was signed today, the son of the great hall of famer tony gwynn. leon: congratulations to brenda frese. tim: second time in the big ten she has been coach of the year. and congratulations to uva, back to back titles. leon: consider this the ultimate piece of memorabilia

it was so bad that james bennett applied for restitution from the governor of north carolina, william holden. not just once but twice to recover his stone artifacts. that included the table that the surrender documents were written and signed on. james then at and william maclean would have a lot to talk about if they ever got together.

and james says two dead rats and a skunk. and ron says whatever we can trade to get an american home it's worth it. how about our president wrapped his arm around the women in the rose garden whose sons and husbands were killed looking for the man who said he hated america. check out my facebook and twitter and great behind the scenes stuff. check out my photos from louisiana when i was at the robert durst bail hearing. and that's it for us tonight. thanks for joining us. remember, friend me on facebook, friend me on twitter, judge jeanine. see you next week. same time, same place, same me, that's it. janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? (cough!) it works on his cough too. mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours. let's end this. >>> it's an endless barrage. >> mortars, they shake the earth. >> they believe they're holy warriors. >> they started shooting at us from all directions. >> but there's nothing holy about them. >> if

. >> all right, ron. thank you. before we came on the air this evening i spoke with ferguson mayor james knowles. i began by asking him about the emotional climate in his city right now. >> well, you know, we've gone through a lot over the last six or seven months. and we've been working very hard to try to bring this community together. i think unfortunately the events of the other night is going to start hopefully, unfortunately, i think, create a climate that is going to be difficult to get past. >> has this shaken your resolve to stay in office despite the many calls for your resignation? >> no, i mean, i get continued support from a lot of residents. you know i hear it from phone calls, e-mails, facebook people who want me to stay in office. i mean, obviously there's always going to be people who are against you. and those people have been vocal out there. but, you know, there's ways for them to remove me if they so choose. >> do you agree with the conclusion that there was a pattern of bias within the police d

>> i was reminded by ron wilson's inventory of all of the stolen items from the maclean house that the bennett's underwent a similar pilferage. it was so bad that james bennett applied for restitution from the governor of north carolina, william holden. not just once but twice to recover his stone artifacts. that included the table that the surrender documents were written and signed on. james then at and william maclean would have a lot to talk about if they ever got together. >> a question about the supplemental -- the schofield supplement to the surrender terms. how were they received in washington and were they successfully carried out? >> what i think happened is when they reached washington about a week later, they saw it as an accomplished fact. the most controversial provision would have been letting 1 in 7 confederates keep their weapons. i think they felt that would not be too harmful. i would say that -- and i did not go into this because i did not have time -- there was a great deal of furor up north about the terms because secretary stanton had sent his reasons for his app

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sixers fan patrick quark ron hits half court shot and his prize, sixers season tickets on the house or next season. all right. as far as the next game. sixers face lebron james chief land tomorrow 4:30 in one came against sixers this season he dropped 18 on them and we'll try to defend him well tomorrow in cleveland. walter back to you. >> he's a good basket billion player. >> cyo coaches got schooled on safety and importance of having fun. they hosted annual play like a champion seminar this morning and coaches learn how to development a team that can take a field court, physically present alley and spiritually prepared. it's art part of partnership of university of notre dame. >> timely 6,000 runners laced up sneakers to take part in fifth annual run for 5 k. those taken around the sports complex and fdr park. this event -- "castle" is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 6:00 tomorrow morning with nydia han eva pilgrim and chris sauers. for melissa magee, jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team. i'm walter perez, have a great night, we'll see you back here previousl

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 made against him. >>> a chester county high school teacher and coach charged with having sex with a female student faces a preliminary court hearing today. investigators say mark butler took a 17-year-old girl to his house several times and allegedly gave her alcohol and had sex with

it was so bad that james bennett applied for restitution from the governor of north carolina, william holden. not just once but twice to recover his stone artifacts. that included the table that the surrender documents were written and signed on. james then at and william maclean would have a lot to talk about if they ever got together. >> a question about the supplemental -- the schofield supplement to the surrender terms. how were they received in washington and were they successfully carried out? >> what i think happened is when they reached washington about a week later, they saw it as an accomplished fact. the most controversial provision would have been letting 1 in 7 confederates keep their weapons. i think they felt that would not be too harmful. i would say that -- and i did not go into this because i did not have time -- there was a great deal of furor up north about the terms because secretary stanton had sent his reasons for his approving them to the newark times -- to the new york times where they become public knowledge. sherman was furious and he found out. amid all of

please could not confirm the information rhones on ron. they put names days even a party that happened at the house the night. please suspended their investigation advocates say the new details are setback for the cost. >> james: latest and forecast coming up as a to look outside golden gate bridge camera looking and ice conditions as the raid had up the door will get the weather coming up. >> darya: debris is new information on the german airliner that crashed in the french alps now there are reports that its one teacher and school children on an exchange traffic court again on that flight and among the dead. french residence and anyone survive on likely. >> mark: at hundred 50 people on board german wings for 9525 budget airline operated by lufthansa and hot platters of his 24 years old at they heard a series of loud noises and the error the moments before the crash. witness smoke on the mountainside. suppose we too are flights from barcelona come to dusseldorf and the plan was out of the multitude of 3000 thieves something wrong of the

ron: i admire you lou for telling it like it is. with that, join us . >> from dusty boxes in the attic. emerge military artifacts handed down across 5 generations. >> writing is unbelievable. >> an heirloom that may be a long lot of lost piece of history. >> i had never seen one before. >> value is rising with everybody fold. >> a war a map a mystery. >> i had a momenttary roller coaster there. >> will it lead to a family's hidden treasure?

>>james: we're looking for conditions to warmer to load mid-60s by letter on this afternoon and will be a little breezy but it will also be a little warmer than just a day to four degrees warmer where temperatures settlement in the upper 50s to very low 70's that is generally will we're expecting here was a quick look as an up the door not and will conditions are like again is called a lot of mid-50s along by math all be back in 15 minutes with the complete look at the forecast. >>george: come sing pretty good conditions all around the bay area and even though the volume starts to build with places like the bay bridge where track and no incidents and their problem free across the span drive times still does nine to 11 minutes via westbound bay bridge track of that will change within the next 10 to 12 minutes when we will see the metering lights activated here for the westbound ride for a westbound san mateo bridge ride is an easy trip as well still no delays as a head from hayward out toward the toll plaza on 92. >>george: still in a 11 minute drive time blocked here and your trip to

ron: i admire you lou for telling it like it is. with that, join us tomorrow night. thank you for the kidney kind words good night. >> i'm neil cavuto. low budget carrier. high anxiety crash. stop me if you've heard this one before. because it has happened again. so much we still don't know about this germ winggermanwing flight. it was a discount airline belonging in this case to la tunes aairlines. (?) let me be clear both germanwings and lufthansa have impeccable records. details are very sketchy. it comes little more than seven weeks after this discount carrier trains asia jet crashed

a very good historical novelist ron hansen and i were talking about the research he did for his wonderful novel on jesse james and he said his initial impulse was to include everything that he had learned historically so that no one else would ever have to do that much of a search. [laughter] but in the final version he realized what he had to let go of was all of the historical detail and keep the story. you guys seem to be doing that. but there's another kind of research that i think is interesting that doesn't involve libraries. can you talk a little bit about the need to actually be there and walk the streets and smell the air? is that something that interests you? >> i think hampton should talk about that because i just finished reading his most recent book "in the kingdom of ice" and it's a tremendous book on all kinds of levels the one of the things that impressed me the most was when i read this note and realize the places he had gone, the extremes to which he had gone to visit those places. so i defer to hampton. >> i do think it's really important to go to these places. not just

a very good historical novelist ron hansen and i were talking about the research he did for his wonderful novel on jesse james and he said his initial impulse was to include everything that he had learned historically so that no one else would ever have to do that much of a search. [laughter] but in the final version he realized what he had to let go of was all of the historical detail and keep the story. you guys seem to be doing that. but there's another kind of research that i think is interesting that doesn't involve libraries. can you talk a little bit about the need to actually be there and walk the streets and smell the air? is that something that interests you? >> i think hampton should talk about that because i just finished reading his most recent book "in the kingdom of ice" and it's a tremendous book on all kinds of levels the one of the things that impressed me the most was when i read this note and realize the places he had gone, the extremes to which he had gone to visit those places. so i defer to hampton. >> i do think it's really important to go to these places. not just