"judge judy." alice kipp says her daughter camille gregg owes for a loan for attorney fees so she could fight for custody. camille is countersuing, also for attorney fees. >> judge judy: now, the retainer agreement clearly doesn't say $5,000. it says retainer for a flat fee of $4,000, $3,000 to be payable now. and you do have a withdrawal for $3,000, and that's on october 6th. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: is that what your mother sent you? >> yeah, she sent me the $3,000. >> judge judy: where did you to pay the lawyer? >> me and my partner together. my mother did get the settlement. she was excited about it. she sent me the $3,000. she offered to send that. she said god gave her this money because he must have known that i was gonna need it. she never been able to help me before. >> judge judy: just a second. how much money do you claim you gave your daughter? >> i gave her a total of $5,900. her partner sent me a check for $300, which i cashed. i had $600 on me. i got a cashier's check, the first

i wanted my keys back. >> judge judy: what did you do with her stuff? >> everything that i put outside was packed in plastic bags. >> judge judy: can't touch it. >> announcer: then, a heavy-handed eviction. >> she started assaulting me, and i was backing up, telling her to get away from me. >> judge judy: they took you to jail. >> yes. >> judge judy: it's a very good idea if you seek professional help.

have a very terry christmas with the voice of before judge judy.. a look at some of the top stories we're following. bail has been set at one million dollars for teag fox.. the man accused of shooting a police officer near pebble and las vegas boulevard.. it happened last friday.. you'll remember police shut down roads for several hours as they frantically searched for the suspect. a deadly crash will spend 6 to 10 years behind bars.. galina kilova was sentenced today. last november -- she hit and killed a valley grandfather who was pushing a stroller.. then waited until after thanksgiving to turn herself in. the latest national polls show donald trump's lead over ted cruz is shrinking.. trump is at 28-percent. cruz, at 24-percent. the poll also shows that half of republicans would be "embarrassed" if trump was the nominee.. and the d-a has filed several charges against this woman.. lakeisha holloway.. who is accused driving her car onto the sidewalk in front of paris hotel.. killing one and injuring dozens. holloway is behind bars and on suicide wa

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>> it's stored. >> judge judy: in storage? >> he abandoned everything. >> judge judy: listen to me! >> announcer: ...and his new girlfriend. >> judge judy: all i want to know is where it all is. >> it's in the garage. >> judge judy: that's outrageous. i think that the two of you are a bunch of liars. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 18-year-old darrell "dj" carlson jr. is suing his father, darrell sr., for the return of his furniture. >> byrd: order! all rise. your honor, this is case number 513 on the calendar in the

>> judge judy: look how smart he is. [ dog whines ] >> right in the middle. >> judge judy: well, you've managed to make one psychotic dog. [ laughter ] >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. athena anderson is suing her ex-boyfriend, 24-year-old juarez ordonez, for vet bills, dog-daycare costs, and the return of an alaskan husky. this is case number 581 on the

thank you so much, judy. does anyone else have a question for judy? >> i do. i have a question. >> hey. this is our stage manager, tommy ucciferri. >> actually, this is a question for my friend. [ laughter ] friend's question. >> well i -- i mean "he", my friend, his name is actually tom, also. [ laughter ] well, yesterday, he was brushing his teeth and he looked in the mirror and he noticed something. >> what did he notice, tom? >> he had hair growing in a really strange place. >> don't we all? >> whehe, tom? where? >> i don't think he'd want me to say. >> it's okay, tom. your friend won't mind. >> hair was growing out of his ears. [ laughter ] >> well, tom, tell your friend that a lot of men grow hair there. it's a sign he's growing up. [ laughter ] also, also, he should get an ear hair trimmer from walgreens. [ laughter ] >> does it have to be walgreens? because i live right next to a cvs, walgreens is on the other side of town and the traffic, marone. [ laughter ] >> cvs is fine. >> seth: okay, that's great, thank you, tom. >> yeah, i do. >> seth: okay. >>

>> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. 19-year-old kelsey storemski is

identified vo before judge judy.. following. metro has identified the driver in last night's deadly strip crash as 24-year old lakeisha holloway of oregon. police also say her 3-year old daughter was in the car at the time. the toddler is now in c-p-s custody. holloway is on suicide watch. 1 person was killed -- at least 30 others injured.. at last check, 3 of the victims remained in critical condition at u-m-c. sheriff joe lombardo said holloway was "stoic" when she was taken into custody.. very few details about a motive have been released -- although we know she'd been in town.. and living out of her car.. for about a week. and.. the field if gop presidential candidates is now down to 12. donald trump.. is now turning his political guns at hillary clinton.. demanding she apologize for calling him "isis best recruiter." coming up on action news.. live at 5... a wild police chase is caught on camera as a driver takes police on a high- speed chase. but it's who's behind the wheel shocking thing of all. and from contact 13 tonigh

before judge judy.. two people were shot.. one killed.. near jones and vegas.. cops are calling it a burglary gone wrong.. they say two 17-year-olds broke into a home -- and the homeowner opened fire.. one of the teens was killed.. the other one is in the hospital.. earlier today.. police say a homeowner near fort apache and sahara shot and to break in.. this one happened around 6 o'clock this morning.. at this hour, no word on whether the homeowner will face the woman accused of driving her car into crowds of people on the strip sunday night.. made her first appearance in court today.. she was there for less than two a big change in the weather is headed to las vegas. christmas eve will be a nice day with temperatures dead on normal for this time of year and mostly sunny skies. very strong winds will push in later in the day with gusts to the south towards las vegas valley. for some snow showers is possible behind the rain valley for christmas and beyond we'll be back in 60 minutes for action news live at 5. until then.. thanks for watching and have a great eve

. >> judge judy: you called them "baby mamas." >> yes. [ laughter ] >> judge judy: i didn't. >> announcer: now he's caught between a rock... >> judge judy: he smashed the windshield of your car. your story is -- let me guess -- "the other guy did it." >> announcer: ...and a hard place. >> judge judy: something about you doesn't click with me, mr. gray. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 22-year-old chaz matsuura-smith is suing his sister's ex-boyfriend, 25-year-old gerren gray, for maliciously breaking his windshield. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 478 on the matsuura-smith vs. gray.

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in 2005 judy left the times. in 2008 she joined "fox news" as a commentator and she's now an adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute contributed an editor of the institute magazine journal and a theater reporter for tablet magazine. >> theater critic. everybody is a critic. >> the story is this book. others have dealt with biological weapons or the holocaust. she picks such lighthearted subjects. judy's story or stories raise important questions about the practice of journalism, relationships between reporters and sources, between reporters and editors especially when classified or highly sensitive information is involved in the decisions about whether to take a nation to war. there's certainly a lot to discuss this evening. we will be in conversation with an old friend of mine and was a talented foreign correspondent and foreign editor during his 20 years with the "washington post." he went on to lead the transatlantic center of the german marshall fund for the american council on germany. recently he became a

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a look at some of the top before judge judy.. the top stories we're following. a woman is shot by police.... about an hour ago.. it happened.... after she barricaded herself in a home.... near craig and nellis.. police say... she threatened to shoot them.. but haven't said.... why they opened fire. our crew is there.... right now.. make sure to stay with action news throughout the evening.... for the latest information. bail is more than doubled for the man accused of kidnapping a more victims out there. we're getting a first look.... at the mug shot.... for former county commissioner tom collins.. he was arrested following a car accident near flamingo and koval... over the weekend. police say... collins may have been driving drunk... no charges... have been filed... at this time. and baseball's hit king remains banned from baseball. the commissioner says pete rose is still gambling on baseball.. and has not accepted responsibility for his actions while he was a manager. rose plans to address the decision at a news conference in las vegas tomorrow. coming up....

[applause] judy woodruff: thank you very much. it's my honor to be here with such a distinguished panel. you cannot ask for three individuals who care more about this issue. i know that they all have a lot they want to say and we are going to get right to it. howard buffett, i'm going to start with you. you are the one who was the ce behind it. wise is something that matter to you. -- a fewe a father other things going on your family. judy woodruff: not much. howard buffett: i was teaching warren how to invest. [applause] [laughter] i had a mother that spent her entire life really dedicated to helping people. kids grew upf us in a household where we were really expected to give back to the community. every opportunity in our lives to do what we wanted to do in many ways. i think my dad explains it best when i talk about the lottery. you could be born in bangladesh and you can be born in yemen. you should be born in mullally or parents that are divorced or criminals are handicapped with challenges of providing a living. you can hav

it just made me cry but i'm not used to all this at 84 judy never except background to running to her neighbor's aid but when the early riser noticed a fire had broken out at this you lowell home around 5:00 sunday morning that's just what she did. i came down the stairs and we ran across the street and was pounding on the door calling ed who was the father. calling and yelling. >> anderson street home now in ruins was engulfed in flames as five family members slept. judy called 5-1-1. >> they said are they out the door i told him the fire he went in and got everybody out. >> reporter: the family has since thanked judy for her quick action. >>. >> the wife told me that they owe me their life because if it wasn't for me they probably wouldn't be here today. >> reporter: everyone else is commending her, too. >> my grandchildren are putting me on facebook, and my neighbors are calling me a hero some people calling me, oh, my lord. >> but you don't feel like a hero, no, i don't. >> judy herself who has rheumatoid priorities can't believe she made it across the street. i don't know how i g

judy came and we are alive because of her. if it wasn't for her we wouldn't be here right now talking to you you. >> anchor: you can see there isn't much left of the home right now. now coincidentally at the same time as this house was butting there were several tires slashed in the street. police are investigating as to whether that is related or not to this fire. right now though the fire is un undetermined. it's being considered suspicious suspicious. in lowell tonight, kelly o'hara, 7 news . >> anchor: and we're following a developing story. a woman accused of driving through crowds on the las vegas strip will be charged with murder. police believe 24-year-old lakis lakisha holloway drove into a sidewalk on the strip yesterday intentionally. one person was kill, dozens more injured. daughter was if her car at the time. she wasn't hurt but is now in state custody. holloway is due it court on wednesday and prosecutors said she could face attempted murder charges . >> anchor: turning to the rates for the white house, lindsay

>> so my next book is "in the unlikely event" by judy blume. >> brown: judy blume, very famous author so i grew up reading judy blume. i love her, i think i read every one of her books multiple times, so when i heard she had a new one coming out, i was beyond excited. this book is based on a couple of events that took place in the 1950s. there was a three month period where three planes crashed in the same town of elizabeth, nj. so the book centers around that, but it's a judy blume book. it's about so much more. >> brown: which means what to you? >> it's about young love and friendships and the relationships between parents and children. and her characters are just so alive, just like all of her characters are. and what's interesting to me is i gave this book to my mom when it first came out, and what she appreciated about it was how judy blume captures the 1950s. she writes about the clothes they wear, their hairstyles and the way their finished basements looked. and her details are so vivid and wonderful. i can't imagine a better book to curl up with during the holidays. >> brown:

bill, judy, coral carafano. really appreciate it. melissa.lissa: twitter has brand new problem on its hands as the social security site steps up security of possible twitter breaches. they issued first-ever warning by a possible hack of state-sponsored actors. for latest deirdre bolton joins us now. >> melissa, as you said this is the first time we're hearing this kind of warning from twitter. we heard similar warn frogs facebook and from google. this is the first time from twitter. if you got an email from the company you may have been one of the people that had an attempted hack, if you like but twitter is saying so far there is no indications. so just to stress that no indication that any sensitive data was in fact successfully breached. what they do think was attempted, the targeted data, melissa, phone numbers, emails, i.p. addresses. earlier this year we had a high-profile breach. 22 million personnel did have their data accessed. of course those people were working for the u.s. department of homeland security. so the idea as you mentio

>> judge judy: you just told them it was an unauthorized use of your credit card. but you just stuck the credit-card company with 1,000 bucks. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution deborah lipinski is suing her former friend sandra hyla for loans for school clothes, rent,

>> judy, this is the holy grail for space. ever since the space age began, those of us who cared about exploring beyond have thought, wouldn't bit nice if we could reuse the craft. we've been throwing them away virtually the whole time. the space shuttle was an attempt to make it reusable. didn't work out so well some the idea you could take first stage of a rocket, kind of the money end of the rocket, if you will, and have it land intact gentlely to be fueled up, gassed up and launched again is truly a great moment. so, yeah, big deal. >> woodruff: why was it so hard to do before now? >> well, part of it is we didn't try for a long time. during the heavy days of the space race, we were too busy trying to beat the soviets to the surface of the moon, so we were very happy to throw things away rather than trying to figure this out. there was a penalty, you have to have extra fuel to bring it down safely. then we got off on a tangent with the space shuttle thinking that would be reusable, so that didn't work out so well. so we di

they are just grateful to judy for saving their lives. >> anchor: thank god for judy and judy came and we are alive because of her. if it wasn't for her we wouldn't be here right now talking to you you. >> anchor: you see the back of the house there isn't much left after the fire. now the big question though now, is this fire suspicious? police tell us this afternoon that several car tires were slashed the same exact tire as this fire was going on, so a lot of things going on in this investigation. but the family says again they are just lucky this afternoon to be alive. in lowell, kelly o'hara, 7 news . >> anchor: a dangerous drive causes a car to go off course in quincy. it happened on highland avenue. police say a woman lost control of her car and crashed through a fence early this morning. you can see it ended up in someone's yard. thankfully though no one was hurt. the cause of the crash is still >> anchor: a westport home goes new flames. a family absolutely devastated by this tragedy. fire officials say a little boy was killed and his mother and sister burned when their home ign

gerri: judy, to you first.e that, you know, they're using video of donald trump to recruit isis members? >> no, there is no evidence, there's no single video as we saw poor jennifer palmieri struggle with when she had to answer that on national television this weekend, but the fact of the matter is the seam that donald trump has been striking, the words he's been saying alienate muslims and to that extent people have been warning they alienate the people you need to warn bus attacks being planned in this country. that being said, you know, donald trump calling her last week, she was low energy. this week she's a liar. it's just -- this is outrageous. gerri: that's his style. betsy to you, the trump says he will never tone it down. even if his videos are used to recruit terrorists. what do you make of that? >> well, one thing that's interesting it's a challenge for isis analysts to talk about isis, they don't want to show up with propaganda. one woman i spoke with said he's taken flack for calling isis the islam

i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight: the f.b.i. takes over the investigation in san bernardino, as an act of terrorism-- new details on the radicalization of the shooters. then, we sit down with the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, samantha power, to talk refugee resettlement, terror threats, and more. and it's friday. mark shields and david brooks are here, to analyze the week's news. plus, director spike lee on his new film tackling urban violence, "chi-raq:" >> we as americans should not be okay with our young people being shot down in the street. >> woodruff: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most pressing problems-- skollfoundation.org. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and friends of the newshour.

. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight: a new political divide: how republican leaders are distancing themselves from the party's frontrunner. >> ifill: also ahead this wednesday: as racial tensions on college campuses remain high, affirmative action is once again before the supreme court. >> woodruff: and, we hear we shouldn't trust them. but how accurate are political polls and what should we read into them? >> i don't think peter and i, or any pollster, would tell you that a poll today has much or any predictive power for what october of 2016 will look like. >> ifill: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> what if this year, we went around the table and instead of saying what we were thankful for, we say who we're thankful for. lincoln financial helps provide financial security for those who are always there for you, because this is what you do for people who love. lincoln financial-- you're in charge. ♪ ♪ moving our economy for

have a great night, have a great night, >> judge judy: you went over there.ouncer: a tense situation was defused. >> judge judy: none of you took into consideration your 3-year-old child, who was with you on that day. >> announcer: then... >> judge judy: what does this genius do? she goes back there -- with the baby in the car. >> announcer: did she spark more anger? >> all of a sudden, he just come out of nowhere, trying to hit me, and he just kicked my car. >> judge judy: what do you think i'm gonna do about that? >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 24-year-old tiara holland is suing her friend's mother, crystal lakey, and her son, 15-year-old rashad daniels, for damage to her camaro as a result of rashad kicking it. >> byrd: order! all rise!

judy, you're familiar with these buildings, are you?i'm very familiar with the burj khalifa i was there for the opening five years ago of what was, and is still the tallest building in the world. david: now, judy, i'm told a lot of american architects were actually involved in constructing these buildings. presumably they would build up to u.s. standard fire controls which i assume are the best in the world. maybe it's a wrong assumption but -- >> no, absolutely. you're right, david. david: we haven't seen a collapse in this building which some people were concerned about. is it possible that because american engineers were involved in its construction it won't collapse, it could survive this. >> well the fire was in the hotel and the hotel is not actually in the burj. it is near it. it went on -- david: unstood. i understand, i'm just saying there were, they were both built by american contractors who were there supporting the activities. go ahead. >> yes. adrian smith was a lead architect for a major firm and they build -- i specifica

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brad, i know you agree with me, judy miller, i hope you do. thank you so much. >>> the legal victory for draftkings and fanduel facing expulsion in new york, and an appellate court judge issued an emergency temporary stay that allows those sites to remain open. for now at least, six hours before that, a new york supreme court justice, manual mendez ordered those sites shut down, siding with the new york state attorney general, who called them illegal gambling operations, twenty-first century fox is an investor in draftkings, guess who is the parent of our company? that's right, twenty-first century fox. >>> take a look at this video. video is insane or perhaps the 20-year-old who videoed himself dangling from 150 feet above an abandoned hospital in england. what's more terrifying, he didn't use safety gear. instead he's holding onto his friend's wrist. he didn't hurt himself with this bold stunt, thank goodness. >>> up next, growing concerns that the islamic state has a passport printing machine, that's right, i said a passport printing machin

judy say just in time. >> with my husband starting to get -- you know, and i said, all right. i'm going to the news. i'm going to call the consumerwatch thing because i don't know what else to do. >> reporter: now, ruiz says if you are having delivery issues and you can't get through online or on the phone, you can go down to to speak to your local postmaster. they should get you help. if all else fails call us. if you have a consumer problem email us at consumerwatch@cbssf.com. >> what was her husband doing? >> he was getting frustrated. >> end to go down to the post. >> she said no, let me. >> he wanted to go down to the post office. >> she said no, let me. let me talk to consumerwatch. [ laughter ] >> thanks, julie. >>> did you wake up to this? last night the middle of the night, yeah, i did, thunder and lightning captured in hayward about 8 p.m. it was also really coming down in san ramon. and brian, uhm, you're telling us there's more of this on the way this weekend? >> what was your clue that something had gone wrong kenny that there was lightning? >> all my lights poppe

as president obama addresses the nation from the oval office.fi >> i'm judy woodruff. >> and i'm gwen ifill.we >> president obama will be talking about terrorism both from abroad and people living ii the united states. it'ste only the third time he's spoken to the american public from the p oval office both previous instances were in 2010 when he announce the the end of combat operations in iraq and assess the oil spill in the gulf of mexico. >> tonight's speech comes in the wake of what officials have declared a terrorist attack in i san bernardino california that left 14 dead and 21 others wounded. the investigation hasun spread o pakistan and saudi arabia between the married couple who carried out frack and tashfeen malik.k. parents of a six month old may have had other attacks planned given the arsenal of pipe bombs and ammunitions discovered at their home. yesterday the fbi raided thee home of a former neighbor suspected of buying the rifles used in the assault.ss >> it was the deadliest act of terrorism on u.s. soil since 9/11 and a reminder that organizations like isis may insp

i think there are three key problems with it, judy.st is, none of these targets that have been set by the individual countries are legally binding. second, ban ki-moon, the secretary general, made it clear before the meeting started in paris that said all the targets made by the individual countries are not sufficient and that they're going to have th have te back in a few years and provide lower targets for emissions. most importantly, there is nothing in any of the agreements that moves the ball forward on nuclear energy, and this is the key issue. wean you listen to what the climate scientists have been saying, december 3, in the guardian, james hansen, one of the most high profile climate scientist in the world along with three other climate sign tills said nuclear energy will make the difference between the world missing crucial climate targets or achieving them, and the hard reality is that, unless we have an energy form that can replace substantial quantities of coal fired generation -- and that means natural gas and nuclear --

judy steel is an or matt tift. we have had her on the show before. this is her rendition of an ugly sweater combo, which is pretty darn good as usual. >> so awesome, man. >> this is so cool. i'm afraid that somebody who lives in a place really cold is going to do this and go to a party and end up outside frozen. >> look at that. she even made it short. i would love to do this. i would have to shave first. >> yes, they can. >> half the viewers watching will say, absolutely. >> that's really well done. >> maybe my hair could work to my advantage. it would make it be like i was working it to my advantage. >> look at that person's sweater compared to the real person's sweater. you have to win the ugly sweater party if you do this. >> i am offering up my body as your next candidate, judy. >> she doesn't want it. have you seen that before? >> show us. i'll tell you. >> i'm offering her a challenge. she is a true artist if she can paint on a harry potato. merry christmas. >> i'm working on my caroling technique. >> time for some "right this minute" holiday

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judy steel is an or matt tift. we have had her on the show before. this is her rendition of an ugly sweater combo, which is pretty darn good as usual. >> so awesome, man. >> this is so cool. i'm afraid that somebody who lives in a place really cold is going to do this and go to a party and end up outside frozen. >> look at that. i would love to do this. i would have to shave first. >> can the ladies do this? >> yes, they can. >> half the viewers watching will say, absolutely. >> that's really well done. >> maybe my hair could work to my advantage. it would make it be like i was working it to my advantage. >> look at that person's sweater compared to the real person's sweater. you have to win the ugly sweater party if you do this. >> i am offering up my body as your next candidate, judy. >> she doesn't want it. have you seen that before? >> show us. i'll tell you. >> i'm offering her a challenge. she is a true artist if she can paint on a harry potato. merry christmas. >> i'm working on my caroling technique. >> time for some "right this minute" holid