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. >>> madi soshgsn bumgarner cruzing until the 7th.k for three-run homer, and the giants lose 3 to 1. >>> and are you watching? now wearing no. 2. scrambling 25 yards in the end zone. left the best out of any of the raider quarterbacks tonight. raiders did make a comeback but fell short. bears win it final of 34-26. >> see you at 11:00. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> judge judy: i gather that it wasn't a good fit with him. >> no. >> announcer: a landlord and tenant who don't see eye to eye... >> judge judy: you've decided to part ways. >> announcer: ...have a moving experience. >> she threw my stuff downstairs. my computer is broken. there's a dent here. >> it was not broken. >> judge judy: oh, it's broken now. >> this boy broke everything in our home every single day. >> announcer: but will she get a break? >> judge judy: you threw his things over the balcony. >> we were trying to help him. >> judge judy: now you were annoyed. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the case

documents will be decided late on wednesday madi has been found guilty of most of the charge of the charges have faced although it was cleared of aiding the enemy is now waiting to see how many years he'll spend in prison details now from all those outside the court in maryland. well the judge is now deliberating bradley manning subtends the judge colonel of the new zealand says she'll deliver the sentence wednesday morning manning faces a maximum of ninety years after he was found guilty of most of the charges against him including aspin knowledge in the closing arguments of the sentencing hearing the prosecution requested that manning spend no less than sixty years in prison for leaking hundreds of thousands of classified documents to the anti secrecy website wiki leaks they say and doing so manning betrayed the trust of the united states and of his fellow soldiers but national security at risk and her diplomatic relationships that offends on the other hand urged the judge to be lenient they did not require an exact number of years but manning's attorney david coombs asked the judge to ta

. >> reporter: several former colts greats, like lenny moore, jeno marquettey, john mady, ordel bracey, and andy nelson, attended the funeral. >> he was a special person. and he was what baltimore was all about. >> used to get the people that i see here today. that's amazing. >> to have a guy like donovan. you know, your mind is on what you gotta do and how you gotta do it. and you're tightening up in your head. then all of a sudden, you hear a roar. over there in the locker room. and there's donovan over there. you know? getting guys together. loosening them up. >> governor martin o'malley and former governor bob ehrlich. join hundreds of close friends, teammates and family members to remember the great art donovan. >> and of course, always important to remember just how talented he was on the field. his former teammate, andy nelson, tells wjz, that artie is still playing football. just this time up there on the big field. back to you on tv hill. >>> art donovan is survived by his wife of 57 years. dottie and five children. >>> a standoff in charles county leaves one person injured. d

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i'm mady from hillsdale college. >> welcome. >> i have a question. at abraham lincoln. it okay if i a ask question about that? abraham lincoln. are you up on abraham lincoln? >> no, i'm not. what do you want to -- just a general discussion of abraham lincoln? >> . no when i was younger, i heard that he was a big hero because he freed the slaves, and then when i got into higher education, like, college and high school, they would say he is actually a racist and only did it for political motivations. so i wondered about the accuracy of why that interpretation has changed. >> you have people at hillsdale know more about this than i do. but i think there are some remarks of lincoln on record that reflect such attitudes. i think the general critique of lincoln -- again, i'm from texas, i'm a confederate, and so we had other issues with president lincoln besides his language. it was more his -- he was a little too pro-active but that's another story all together. >> world war one girl. >> and anybody else? down here. down here. >> i'm spencer, guy to the college of william an