at times you saw matt barnes on him. normally under regular circumstances, j.j. even rivers, that would be the key matchup that you would like to see, but you have to give harden credit to continue to attack. >> chris paul really gave them a chance to win the game, they were down and he had that stretch where he had seven straight points getting t$e ball to the rim making the key shots or whatever and we'll take a look at that here, you see they were down eight and chris paul goes to work here, the best mid-range shooter in the nba, all these screens, he's going down hill, he backs off and knocks down the three to tie the game. i thought what hurt the rockets, they were in a nice rhythm and they started getting the shot clock against them and getting a lot of one-on-ones james harden can get a shot on him any time. >> look at other top offensive guards we have in the game, a player like kyrie irving doesn't have the responsibility consistently to guard not only his position but other wings. steph curry, same thing. you see cp3 guarding point guards and also guard

at times you saw matt barnes on him. normally under regular circumstances, j.j. even rivers, that would be the key matchup that you would like to see, but you have to give harden credit to continue to attack. >> chris paul really gave them a chance to win the game, they were down and he had that stretch where he had seven straight points getting t$e ball to the rim making the key shots or whatever and we'll take a look at that here, you see they were down eight and chris paul goes to work here, the best mid-range shooter in the nba, all these screens, he's going down hill, he backs off and knocks down the three to tie the game. i thought what hurt the rockets, they were in a nice rhythm and they started getting the shot clock against them and getting a lot of one-on-ones james harden can get a shot on him any time. >> look at other top offensive guards we have in the game, a player like kyrie irving doesn't have the responsibility consistently to guard not only his position but other wings. steph curry, same thing. you see cp3 guarding point guards and also guard

he put his head down and made a play and matt barnes has been doing it for a long time, moving without the basketball and gets the contact. going to the line with a chance to tie up this game.

he put his head down and made a play and matt barnes has been doing it for a long time, moving without the basketball and gets the contact. going to the line with a chance to tie up this game.

. >>> there they are, jalen, the clippers, chris paul and company, matt barnes in that hot jacket in chicago to face the bulls. >> both of them gentlemen have their game faces on. big game on the road. must do more with blake griffin out. >> that's tease of what's coming up. "nba countdown" on abc begins now. >>> this is "nba countdown," baby! ♪ ♪

matt: the bull case on brent's novel -- barnes & noble is the new ceo has been able to cut a lot of costs. they partnered with samsung. the retail business still makes money. it is still pretty profitable. if you can get rid of the losses from the nook, it makes for a profitable retail business. betty: what do we know about how well it has done so far? matt: it is definitely in decline. not a growing business. the decline has slowed. the growth of e-books has leveled off. a lot of people still go to bookstores but they are not always buying books. they are drinking coffee. landlord's love to have barnes & noble in their struggles -- strip malls because it draws a lot of traffic. investors will be looking for what the retail business as. if there is a high-profile book like 50 shades of gray -- betty: people spend all day and drink tea and read the book. those earnings are out at 8:30. one company that was part of the demise of barnes & noble, it is amazon. why amazon itself might be doomed. a high-tech fashion -- ken tim cook convince users that the apple watches worth $10,000 -- watch is

barnes and the daughter had a sexual relationship. the daughter is a juvenile but because of the murder charge the judge said no bail. matt, nbc"nbc 10 news"." >> thank you. >>> an employee is charged. damien oliver is charged with assault. he worked for the city's parks & rec department at the time of the attack. this cell phone video captured the incident on the route 15 trolley on saturday. investigators say oliver was upset because the girl kept bumping him with her back pack even after he asked her repostedly to stop it. they say he punched the girl in the face and broke her nose. >>> in two hours thomas muir of media is scheduled toedq court for a hearing hchl's accuse of drunk driving that caused an accident that killed a brother and sister on valentine's day. witnesses told police muir was speeding and driving erratically when he slammed into a minivan. teenage siblings charlotte and miles hanigan were killed that day. the parents and two others inside the van were in the van. they survived. >>> prosecutors are now charging the mother of their prime suspect in the case. they say that joe crosby helped her son cros

they say barnes committed a crime this weekend windchill he was with the victim's daughter and this morning he's being held behind bars without bail. live from nbc 10 i'm matt delucia nbc 10 news. >> a man is charged with the drunk driving incident that killed a brother and sister. witnesses told police muir was speeding and driving erratically when he slammed into a minivan in euclid township. others in the van survived. >>> there's a new twist in the mother who's disappeared thiefrm now charging the mother of the prime suspect. they say joan crosby helped conceal the body of his wife eric crippen. he was seen before new year's eve. they're the parents of baby girl and have a 7-year-old from a previous relationship. nbc 10 cameras were there when kriel crippen disappeared in january. he was later charged with her murder. crippen's family say that they've had suspicions about joe crosby from the start. they claim she hadn't spoken to her son in weeks. ing there are records showing calls between the two all hours of the day and night. >> 4:00 in the morning 2:00 in the morning. i was like who does this. it was her number. i recognized her number because i ha

barn at the time. >> and it is time now for the "action news" traffic report on a monday afternoon. >> matt pelman is back from a very long vacation in the "action news" traffic center. >> what are you saying i didn't deserve that? >> welcome back. it was a wonderful adventure that's for sure and it's nice to see you guys rick and shirleen. getting home this afternoon that will be a little bit of an adventure. plenty of slow speeds, just 11 miles per hour on 95 as you travel southbound by girard avenue through the work zone. also watching a tacony palmyra bridge opening for a northbound ship. that means headed out right this minute you want to head for the betsy ross bridge and headed out in about 45 minutes expect an opening at the burlington bristol bridge. we also had a crash in south philadelphia on oregon that just cleared. speeds like a lovely 7 miles per hour westbound by south street. watching a crash in hatboro along york road near monument avenue. debris on the road to avoid on the northbound side of 295 approaching woodcrest station blocking the right lane but speeds not impacted too much

matt you and the lakers did when. >> gary radnich: the key ingredients times and curry harrison barnes' draymond green these are alllast time to think about it when the warriors were this amazing tour in the christmas holidays. chris mullin days. >> gary radnich: is just a great all-around guy he's one of those fellows will show how far he's come he's been with i 25 and the a real problem with their drinking to the point where he had to go away for a few weeks and explained his cell fog came back and he's like a model guy and he stayed on the straight and narrow and his wonderful guy. >> reporter: it always amazes me when someone can come back from something like that all plays through it. >> gary radnich: yes he was heavier and legitimately it was beer drinking. everybody will tell you that's what he was addicted to of drinking beer. it wasn't drugs it wasn't hard liquor he does have a thing his father had a problem with alcohol and a drop down to a young only bring this up again not to bring him down but he has a terrific guy but i can remember that when he was playing he came back with don nelson got him to summ

matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> it's 6:35. happening today, a judge in lehigh county will decide if this soldier accused of killing his girlfriend's mother will go on trial. 20-year-old caleb barnes has a preliminary hearing. police say on sunday he stabbed cheryl silvonek outside her home. she said silvonek was trying to make her 14-year-old daughter break up bit barnes stationed at fort meade maryland. >>> happening today a school in wilmington will launch an anti-crime campaign. students and staff at parkway academy north plan to hold a moment of silence in a balloon release to remember victims of violence. the students say the campaign is their way of saying that they're tired of crime and they want to feel safe in a city that news week dubbed murder town usa. >> relief for your rattled car frame. today pot hole patches is expected to wrap up on city aech. they've been resurfacing from the delaware county line to the montgomery county line in lower marion township. that stretch was riddled with craters that left many vehicles with flat tires. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> it's a waiting game but we are seeing the first rain drops an

matt richard haass, do you have a question? >> congressman, it seems to me zero chance that you can negotiate a deal where iran would have zero uranium. that horse left p barnspections for what duration. >> richard, let me interrupt you. how has there been such slippage through the years? how do we get to this point where they have all the centrifuge, enrich uranium. george w. bush drew one line after another. barack obama drew the line. iran crossed the lines and now we find b ourselves in this position. why wouldn't we say to them united arab emirates has a nuclear program that they're developing that can't ever be weaponized. what's wrong with that? >> nothing wrong with it in principle but in practice we can't get others to insist on it. >> basically what you're saying -- >> if we're going to have a credible backdrop if with we ever did have to use military force, we can't lose control of the narrative. insisting on zero we'll lose control of the narrative. >> what you're saying is a bad deal is better than no deal and i don't agree with you. >> acceptable deal is better than potentially the alternatives. the real question is can we negotiate an accepta