my eyes swollen shut. >> bob: bso cleared connelly of all wrongdoing and sheriff scott israel issued a statement supporting that. >> it was frightening. investigation aired last june, the state attorney's office opened a new investigation. >> they saw the broadcast that you put on, thank goodness for the free press, and they chose to reinvestigate it. >> bob: and this week crimm far charges were filed against the deputy. >> they have charged country's ten connelly formally with the crime of battery, which is pun usualable up to a year in jail. >> bob: the incident began after connelly refused to give west a tampon and west cursed at her. this witness told local10 she was in shock at the deputy's actions. >> you could hear the screams. you could hear the thuds, the banging. i'm like, oh, my god, he's beating her up. >> bob: deputy connelly wasn't arrested so there is no mugshot. instead she received a summons to appear in court. the date ab april 28th and we'll be there. the in the video port, i'm bob norman, local10 news. >> janine: and connelly admitted twice in the space with a clo

chris connelly goes behind the scenes with ben affleck and henry cavill in "batman vs. superman: dawn the justice." >> reporter: he may be the new man in the bat suit. with major bat boots to fill. ben affleck says he's long been drawn to the departments of the dark knight. >> batman's the most interesting superhero in a way becausese he's the most human. he's the most like us. he can beind of broken. which is really fascinating to be coupled with all this herc stuff. >> reporter: the movie pits the two mightiest icons of thedc comics universe against each >> stay down! if i wanted it you'd be dead already! >> reporter: "batman vs. superman" is the -- wait, what? of movie titles. >> it's counter intuitive. you think, a, they're both good guys. and b, how couldld batman fight superman since superman is an aliennnd way stronger and invulnerable? >> if you'd ra have a head to head, batman vs. superman punchup, we know who wins. >> reporter: "batman vs. superman" uses multiple story strains jesse isenberg's string-pullingpillian to put the do-gooders at odds. starting with

chris connelly is up "up all nightline" with the star film's as fares. >> he may be the new man in thewith major bat boots to fill but ben affleck says he's long been drawn to the depths of the dark >> batman's the most interesting super hero in a way because she's the most human. he's the most like us. he can be kind of broken with, i with is fascinating be coupled with all this heroic stuff. >> reporter: the movie pits the two mightiest icons of the dc comics universe against each other's as he takes on 32-year-old henry cavill's super man clark kent. affleck at 43 is the oldest actor to be cast as batman bruce wayne supply wanted to be in a movie that was ballsy and had something to say. i wanted to do a movie my kids would think is cool. my son thinks it's cool. >> inside the suit, a physique painstakingly primed to super hero standards. an absolute necessity given cavill's impeccable pecs. >> i thought if i have to be as good a shape as this guy, i'm in trouble. i worked out for almost a year before the movie started to get advanced age. that does not come easy. that's what audien

the head chef at petey's diner presented connelly with thing. >> i'm very grateful for what happenedith this dog. so far he's been perfect. >> head chef mark everly raised the money over the past it was months. ebber system also a vet nan with ptsd. he said therapy dogs are becom becoming more popular in the military community. >> way of coping is to raise money and to give back to someone that needs it. you can go to therapy and you can take everything they give you, but to me this helps me lot better. >> eberle plans to help a different veteran with a therapy dog every year. >>> the philadelphia police department is in the community working to improve relations between officers and young people. our natasha brown shows us how they bonded tonight over a feature presentation. >> reporter: 12th district police officers have transformed their role call room into a kid friendly entertainment center. children ages five through 10 years old are getting the vip treatment equipped with red carpet entrance into a grand movie night experience. >> the movie they're seeing tonight is minions. e

the head chef at petey's diner presented connelly with thing. >> i'm very grateful for what happenedh this dog. so far he's been perfect. >> head chef mark everly raised the money over the past it was months. ebber system also a vet nan with ptsd. he said therapy dogs are becom becoming more popular in the military community. >> way of coping is to raise money and to give back to someone that needs it. you can go to therapy and you can take everything they give you, but to me this helps me lot better. >> eberle plans to help a different veteran with a therapy dog every year. >>> the philadelphia police department is in the community working to improve relations between officers and young people. our natasha brown shows us how they bonded tonight over a feature presentation. >> reporter: 12th district police officers have transformed their role call room into a kid friendly entertainment center. children ages five through 10 years old are getting the vip treatment equipped with red carpet entrance into a grand movie night experience. >> the movie they're seeing tonight is minions. eve

>> billy connelly and harold hessman. i don't know him but billy connelly is hysterical. >> ade it even funnier. i had hernias from laughing so hard. we w be doing a scene and the money would run out again and i would start the middle of the scene, which is only costing money. that does take a couple of measured -- i laughed 11 minutes while they just kept rolling and i couldn't o you know what's funny, shirley? this is going to sound weird. i was looking at an old cbs sunday morning piece.ng about people who were understudies who broke through and had these huge careers and the first person they talked aboute filling in for had a broken ankle. >> sprained. >> and they just -- it showed the chronicling of your career it could happen by one instant where someone happens to see you. >> whe you were do ingg "swe 1954. i had never had a rehearsal. bobby fosse and jerry e the understudy to the great carol haney. she went down in the middle of the show with a sprained ankle, not >> y re going to drop the hat in steamed and i di

congressman connelly of virginia took it a step further and encouraging o.p.m. to grant unscheduled leave to workers, federal workers in the light of what will happen tomorrow and other congressmen take it further. congressman don buyer is encouraging all employees including the office of -- all employers i should personnel management to be "generous and flexible" in the face of tomorrow's unprecedented metro shut down. this is clearly affecting many people and only a way that weather in the news industry affects almost everybody. this is having that same type of effect. 13,000 people taking the trip to metro every day. i am two of the trips. i take metro to work and back home. i'm one of many people trying to figure out what i will do tomorrow. one of the more of the hundreds of thousands. leon: you will have plenty of company in your misery, chris. that is for sure. see how it plays out. a lot of cooperation to get through the next 36 hours here. be sure to tune in "good morning washington." we will start at 4:00. julie will have traffic update all morning lon

then democratic congressman gerald connelly of virginia, on a report released last week, designed to promote a domestic american prosperity agenda, aimed at growing the economy and achieving political consensus. he'll also talk about today's house hearing on heroin and opioid abuse and president obama's trip to cuba. that's live at 7:00 a.m. eastern tuesday morning. > on september 14, 1986, president and mrs. reagan made a rare joint address from the white house residence carried live on national television. their message was on drug abuse. first lady nancy reagan, who died on march 6 at the age of 94, urged young people to just say no to drugs, an anti-drug abuse strategy she had been promoting since 1982. >> good evening. usually, i talk with you from my office in the west wing of the white house. but tonight, there's something special to talk about and i've asked someone very special to join me. nancy and i are here in the west hall of the white house and around us are the rooms in which we live. it's the home you have provided for us of which we merely have temporary custody. nan

. >> there will be a viewing partier here at the connelly center on saturday night. the doors open at 5:30. i am live at villanova, chad pradelli, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> "action news" reporters alicia vitarelli and jeff skversky will be in houston with the wildcats as they continue their march for the national championship. we'll look for live reports from texas beginning tomorrow. >> and as the wildcats gear up for the final four showdown, we want to see how you are cheering on nova nation, sent us your pictures on social media, use #6abcaction. >>> the philadelphia area is about to see a significant change in temperatured as we soar into the 70s but the winds will stay and bring some wet weather with them into the tri-state area. lets get the latest from an weather and meteorologist, cecily tynan. >> this is a week of roller coaster temperatures and gusty winds. today the winds diminished and the current temperature, the high for the day where we should be 58 degrees. warmer air to the south washington, d.c. and richmond, virginia, temperatures

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thank you for all that great information about washington state, joe connelly in seattle. very much, sir. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, we will take a look at the democratic caucuses happening today in hawaii and alaska. and we'll ask are caucuses the key for bernie sanders? stay with us. a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. ♪ those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and ner

justin gordon was a robotics teacher at saint connelly school of the holy child and found of having inappropriate relationships with two teenage girls. it's something that will happen later on today sometime this afternoon. and new information on funeral services for crystal howard hamilton. >>> she will be laid to rest in south carolina and the date of the funeral still to be announced. she is the woodbridge mother allegedly killed by her husband saturday night and family and friends gathered at a vigil for her last night. her husband ronald is also accused of killing ashley guindon. a memorial service was held in virginia and yesterday for officer guindon and funeral and burial for her set for next monday in western massachusetts. >>> outside those for and against abortion inside the supreme court takes up a case to see how far states can go to regulate abortions without violating a woman's constitutional rights. gay rights, transgender rights, and women's rights advocates held a rally court and rally to protect abortion access. >> women want freedom for choice. >> court observers say it just -

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