judge lynn: so i'm not quite sure what you're gonna do. but why don't you tell me how we got here to begin with, ms. brabham?

judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen. i'm here today with jessica patterson and terry patterson. mr. and mrs. patterson, you have been married for five years, though you've been together for nine. you have four children between you, correct? i mean, together? jessica: correct. yes. judge lynn: okay. mrs. patterson, i'm going to start with you.

judge lynn: and one on the way.

judge lynn: today on "divorce court." mcelroy: i'm here today because i want to marry antoine, but he has too many negatives and not enough positives. i cannot stand antoine's lying and his thieving. and until he stop, he will continue to sleep on the floor. presley: my perfect future with laquenya is off the floor and back in her bed, back in her arms, so we can be a perfect family. mcelroy: if antoine does not change, on the envelope and mail him out with no return. catalano: "divorce court" is now in session. judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen. i'm here today with laquenya mcelroy and antoine presley? presley: yes, ma'am. judge lynn: the two of you have been together for 11 years. you're now considering marrying after such a considerable period of time.

judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen. i'm here today with tonjla williams and don williams. the two of you have been married for 5 years. but you have hit a rough patch and have come to see me. ms. williams, why don't you tell me what's so wrong in your marriage? tonjla: okay, judge. we're here today

judge lynn: today on "divorce court"... maier: solo vino and i are here so that nora can see that she needs to change her behavior so she can be a better member of our family. brank: nic's asking me to change my lifestyle, and i don't want to. if he can't accept who i am and what i'm about, then he can hit the road. i want the judge to tell nic that it's time to put me first and the dog second. maier: if nora doesn't change, she's gonna have to go, and she can't have custody of solo vino. catalano: "divorce court" is now in session. judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen. i'm here with nora brank and nic maier. the two of you have been together for eight years. you've been living together for the last five. ms. brank, you have a situation with a dog that you want to talk to me about momentarily, but why don't you tell me why you have come to "divorce court" here today?

judge lynn: today on "divorce court"... buck: i'm here today because i love devin so much, but in the last year, we've had a lot of problems and he's keeping our entire relationship a secret. i'm a white girl rapper and social media's what made me famous. people all over the world share my music. newsom: sarah doesn't think i'm very supportive of her rap career, but i am. i just don't really like the rap scene. buck: if devin doesn't change and start taking our relationship seriously and my dream seriously, then i'm going to have to walk away. ? catalano: "divorce court" is now in session. judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen. i'm here today with sarah buck and devin newsom. the two of you have been together for a while.

judge lynn: today on "divorce court"... patrice: when i first met mar-trecia, i felt like i found my life partner. she was my best friend. we talked, texted every day. and most important, she made me laugh. now i feel like we don't even know each other. mar-trecia: we haven't had sex in over a year. and it's almost like she's not even attracted to me or interested in me anymore. patrice: we've had our problems. but i've never given her a reason not to trust me. she accuses me of cheating almost every other day mar-trecia: she's looked me in my face sometimes and told me she didn't care about me. so i don't know how much longer i can fight for someone who doesn't even seem interested in fighting for me. catalano: "divorce court" is now in session. judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen. i'm here today with mar-trecia middleton and patrice middleton. the two of you have known each other for 5 years. you've been married for this last year. it has not been a good year. one of you, i believe, wants to save this marriage.

judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen. i'm here with ramon miller and rita tyner. you two want to get married, but you have a few issues and you can't decide if you should. so you came here. you took my compatibility test, gave me your license with permission to tear it up should i think your union is ill-advised. mr. miller, i'm gonna start with you. tell me how you two got to know each other

judge lynn: today on divorce court. jackson: i'm here because i want isaiah to stop treating me like i'm not worth anything, and i would like for him to just see me as his wife and know that i am his teammate and not just some child or somebody he met on the street. harris: my wife is very unappreciative of me, and sometimes i feel like i'm an atm. and the only reason why i'm there is to be that atm. more respect, i'm out the door, and i'll just take my kids and, "goodbye, isaiah." ? catalano: "divorce court" is now in session. judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen, i'm here today with kimberly jackson and isaiah harris. ms. jackson and mr. harris, you have been married for 13 years, and you have two children together. you don't want to be married anymore, or you don't know what to do about the mess that you're in.

judge lynn: today on "divorce court"... holley: i was here four years ago. now, i'm back, because i have a problem with tony. clayton: i really and truly want to marry angela, but i want to hear the judge say, "angela, you have a good man and you need to start appreciating him more for what he does." holley: if tony doesn't change, i think i won't have a choice t to leave the relationship, because what he won't do, another man will. catalano: "divorce court" is now in session. judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen. i'm here today with angela holley and tony clayton. i've seen you two before. i remember you. you came here a couple of years ago. you were complaining about her chilling and relaxing in the house and not doing anything and i fussed at her.

judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen. i'm here today with isaiah moore and vicki harlston. i got something new for you, joe. it is a "before your vows" reboot. [ laughter ] mr. moore, you were here in this courtroom several years ago with another woman. and i told you, "don't marry her," 'cause it wasn't gonna work out. -moore: got you. judge lynn: and now, you're here -- you got a new one, and you want to know my opinion with respect

judge lynn: today on "divorce court"... jones: i'm here today because i want to resolve my issues with derrick. i want the judge to give her professional opinion about our relationship. ward: kristina -- she's my heart, she's my queen. i love her. but she doesn't trust me, and she's not committed to our relationship. jones: i need for him to see and i will always be there for him. catalano: "divorce court" is now in session. judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen. i'm here today with derrick ward and kristina jones. the two of you have been together for four years. you have one child together, yet and still you have not decided whether or not you should marry, so you have come here to get my opinion. and you filled out my compatibility test. and i have the information on you.

judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen. i'm here with sheanettea rice and jovon rice. the two of you have been married for 10 years. you are having difficulties in your marriage,

judge lynn: good day, ladies and gentlemen. i'm here with diamond adams and raheem mccray. the two of you have been together for seven years. you have two children together and you still can't decide whether or not you should marry, so you've come to me. you've filled out my compatibility test and given me your license with permission to tear it up should i think your union is ill-advised.

judge later on next week. kelli o'hara, 7 news. >> kim: now to lynn where we're learning the identity of a robbery suspect shot and killed by an officer. police say this all started when the man went into a gas station claiming to have a gun. alex depratto is live with a look at what happens next. >> authorities have just identified the man who came into this gas station this morning as michael mcinish of malden. they say he struggled with the clerk, stole $150 and when police arrived, he was out here on the street. he wouldn't remove his hands from his jacket and an officer opened fire. >> crazy, i mean it's this world today. >> reporter: the officer involved shooting happened after police say the suspect who claimed to have a gun held up the clerk at this gulf station at the corner of the lynnway and commercial street. >> an individual claimed he was armed with a firearm. come to rob the store. violent struggle ensued. >> reporter: the chief says a short time later officers confronted the suspect on the sidewalk. not far from the gas station. >> the individual had his hands in his pockets. the officers order

why judge says she cannot get a fair trial in lynn county. >>> it can ruin your day in the blink of an eye. we will talk to those who have close encounters with deer and what they say to never ever do. >>> tomorrow's temperatures headed for the 70 degree mark. the latest on record highs in a big cool off for the weekend.>>> deer are running everywhere right now. the dangers of dodging tier can cost you more than just a few dents.>> new tonight we're live in cedar rapids to explain more.>> iowa now ranks fourth in terms of car in deer see every single year some of the collisions turned deadly for the drivers. it can happen anytime of day, any time of night. the question is whether drivers are prepared when it does. we want to warn you some of the video you are about to see is a little graphic.>> it happened just that fast. too i did not see him until i saw his face.>> jim clay says yesterday afternoon this un nearly totaled his mustang on highway 6.>> when i driver early in the morning or late in the evening i slow down so i can watch more carefully. that's about all you can do. >> biol

judge pat dewine picture of how lynn cupcakes taken by pennsylvania school bu driver has some,, gone viral. >> thousand seven like the photo, because of the reason these two dozen cupcakes look good that the reason why they were made is even better baked by a school bus driver to help student who was having a rough startel. the fourth grader got on the bu mondayy dressed up for a class halloween party at her elementary school. she brought along some homely cupcakes for her classmates parkingt the drama everybody just froze, she was looking at the empty tray in the cupcakes on the floor and began to cry. two dozen cupcakes and deliver them to he just in time for her school halloween partyo. she came in and said that the bus driver mainstreet cupcakes. all of the students the students wrote this card and gave it to the bus driver saved the day.a >> all of the kids signed it. >> the school principal share the story of the bus drivers kind act on facebook that went viralal. >> people thought that it was a nice story, a good story to hear. a simple act of kindness, can is called one of th

served hernandez on an unrelated case, failing to pay a fine in a case out of lynn but detained him on the new charges with the judge setting bail at $2,000. christina hager, wbz news. >>> protesters gathered at the statehouse with a peaceful message to stop the hate. the state attorney general's office has on a new hotline, vandalism, harassment, threats based on race and ethnicity and sexual orientation, and today, hundreds were call being for unity and respect. paul burton has more. paul? >> reporter: lisa, when it comes to hate, enough is enough, a strong message on the step -- steps on the statehouse. a number of organizations joined the anti-defamation league on the steps of the statehouse to speak out for hate. >> we must stand up for those around us. >> reporter: after the tumultuous election, they say enough is enough. in billerica, a is painted and above the fountains, this sign. rallying is not enough, they say, and it must be followed by action. >> we have the opportunity to turn the tide. time. this requires support. >> reporter: and now is the time, they say, to spread the message of no hate. when you

time they were on the ballot since our landmark ruling all three judges have been retained by voters with at least 64% of the vote. lynn county sheriff ryan gardner means -- remains head of his department. his opponent took home only 26%. voters and linn county made history as they elected the first african-american to the board of supervisors in its 177 to make it about race that he is very proud to have that title walker defeated republican adam jensen by nearly 5000 votes. while he celebrated he said another issue means supervisors have to work harder. voters approved a plan to reduce board members from five, 23. communities won't ghave as much of a voice at the table so i think we really have to their sleves and work hard and hopefully we can re-visit this issue in the future. " walker says the work is just beginning to make linn county more prosperous and he wants to engage more people to help him bring about positive change. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon,aside from the commander in chief - voters decided upon major issues across several states. we break down what you protested in front of several des moines

a judge will likely not decide if the pipe lynn can continue until -- pipeline can continue until january. the remaining section of pipe would not cross the standing members say building it underneath the missouri river reservoir could hurt their water. senator stephen bannon making a surprise -- senator bernie sanders making a surprise speech. >>> too drunk to see the warnings. raising new safety concerns at sky harbor. this man, 24-year-old dalton reimer, jumped a fence on november 6th and walked across two runways. they've before. they ranked in the top ten for intruders. these are the most noticeable. the driver of a pickup that plowed through a gate in 2005 and the mom who drove through a fence in 2012 with her child in the car. >>> a lot of wounds to heal but the two people in this crash are expected to be okay. a 61-year-old got the worst of the injuries near 91st and olive. no word on what caused the and now changes are coming. the fda has approved labeling changes after getting thousands of complaints ranging from pregnancy loss to chronic pain. e-sure will now come with a patien

this was somebody who you should want to get to know instead of judge in a negative way for something she did not cause at all. >> anna lynndaughter about the circumstances surrounding her conception. >> has she been curious about her dad or does she have an idea? >> she doesn't have any idea. >> are you planning on telling her. >> at some point we will have that conversation in a way that will be very loving and appropriate for where she is in her understanding. >> how do you think she will take it? >> she will have such a strong sense of who she is and how loved she is, she is not going to feel any shame or blame on herself at all. that's my hope. >> that was great. are you so tired? >> yeah. >> you are so fun to watch. your face is so intense. >> thank you. >> do you love it? how does it feel when you do that? >> it makes me feel strong. >> why is it important to feel strong? >> because women don't get to stand up for themselves a lot. i top the do that when i'm older if i have to. which i hope i don't. >> you want to defend yourself? your mom has been strong through a lot of stuff. >> uh-huh. >> there is so much stigma

judge. and for something that she did not cause at all. >> anna lynn hasn't told her daughter about the circumstances her conception. has she ever been curious about who her dad is? does she have any idea? >>, no she really does not have any idea. >> are you planning on telling her? >> at some point i think we'll have that conversation. you know, in a way that would be very loving and very appropriate for where she is in her understanding. >> how do you think she'll take it? >> i think that she will have such a strong sense of who she is as a person, how loved she is that she isn't going to feel any kind of shame or blame on herself. that's my hope. >> good. >> that was great. are you so tired? >> yeah. >> you're so fun to watch. your face is so intense. >> thank you. >> do you love it? how does it feel when you do that? >> it makes me feel strong. >> why is it so important for you to feel strong? >> because women, they don't get to stand up for theirselves a lot. i want to do that when i'm older if i have, to which i hope i don't. >> you want to be able to defend yourself? your mom has been pretty s

all three judges have been retained by voters. all with at least vote. lynn county sheriff brian gardner remains as the head of his department, nearly three quarters of lynn county chose to keep him as sheriff. his opponent rick stuart took home 26% of the votes. voters in lynn county also made history as they elected the first african american to the board of supervisor in its 177 years. democrat stacey walker says he tried hard not to make this walker defeated republican adam jensen by nearly 5,000 votes and while walker celebrated that victory another issue on the ballot means supervisors like himself will have to work harder. voters approved a plan to reduce the number of board members from five to just three. >> that means that residents in the county will have less people representing their interests. it's also going to mean our rural communities aren't going to have as much the table so i think we really got to work hard the three supervisors have to roll up their sleeves and work hard and hopefully revisit this issue in the future. >> walker says the

adams will be facing a judge where he has been cited for that charge. live in lynn tonight, malini basu, fox 25 news. >>> tonight harvard has suspended the men's soccer team for the rest of the season over a so called report that rated female soccer players based on their looks. the crimson newspaper first brought the report from tonight we learned the sexually explicit ranking became a tradition and conditioned through the current season. in a statement the harvard president said... be students fox 25 spoke to tonight were upset. >> i think it's definitely an american thing for the college as a whole, i think especially >> a letter was sent to students today to inform them of the situation. they will now work to furthered he indicate student athletes, specifically the men's soccer team. >>> tonight police tell us a third-grader brought a gun to school and showed it off to classmates. that 8-year-old thought the gun was really a toy. fox 25's christine mccarthy is live in lowell tonight and the child's father is now facing charges. >> he is. lowell police tell us th

judge this week. police arrested 25-year-old arnold hernandez of lynn on saturday. they say a tip led them to the minivan involved in this hit and run on friday. and that family members identified hernandez as the driver. the woman is expected to recover. some students in lawrence are fire ripped through a second-floor classroom last week. students in grades 3-5 will return monday, while students in grades 6-8 will have no school again this week. over 500 students were evacuated from the building when flames broke out monday. no one was hurt. that is the good news. investigators say a malfunctioning power strip is likely to blame. nichole: 5 on the opioid crisis, month for people suffering from overdoses. they are often discharged without a path to treatment. but mga is trying to bridge the critical gap between critical care and recovery. >> but latoya reddick knew, she couldn't really take care of her daughter either. a former soldier in the army national guard, latoya's battle with heroin addiction had grown my daughter safe, in a place that was just unsafe and th

. >>> a judge in prince george's county wants to make sure what happened at lynn hill condominiums doesn't happen again. earlier this month, 77 families were given three days' notice to get out of the complex. they had more than $1 million in outstanding utility bills. complex met with officials from the utility companies. they are trying to figure out a way to pay those bills. a judge wants to make sure residents have two weeks' notice if utilities go off again. >>> a huge and dramatic new traffic circle is being planned for one of the most congested parts of our area. adam tuss has the story from over at tyson's corner. >> this is a project understand. this is chopper 4 and we are looking at route 7 and 123. they see so much traffic every single day. tens of thousands of cars. and now this new proposal. take a look at the design. it would be a massive traffic circle right in the center of tyson's corner. by far the biggest traffic circle in our entire region. some leaders say it would be >> a circle would work brilliantly and tie together the four corners of this very large and historic

a judge will review court documents, charges from the state, and minutes of testimony and make the decision whether hagland is guilty. we will be at lynn county courthouse monday morning to bring you the latest. in schools since the election. and cbs2 news reporter is live to explain how the recent increase impact pa -- recent impacting the corridor. >> reporter: my mom is watching. she will be the first it tell you, i hated going to school. and for some iowa city student, they also want to be home. the difference, i was lazy. they're afraid. school is supposed to be a place of acceptance. that's no longer the case. >> people are using the results of the election as an excuse to discriminate against others openly. >> there's a lot of kids who don't feel welcome in school. who don't feel like they're accepted or other students accept them. >> while some chalk it up to childhood antics, these students say high school is no place for hate. >> there's people being shoved. >> sieve instance people have >> we don't have a place to go to. this is where you have been your whole life. >> reporter: so they're setting aside their rivalry to join

although the defense objected, the judge allowed in testimony about harold's first wife lynn, about her death, her life n and about harold's many versions of what happened. >> and the question was, is this man just horribly unlucky or is he a double murderer? >> reporter: after ten days, the case went to the jury. john johnson, along with fellow jurors peter christofolo and jerry taboada, told us that over the course of the trial, they came to believe that toni was a was toni just really unlucky when she chose harold henthorn on that website? or he chose her? >> i think he chose her. i think she was a target. >> because of her age, for one thing, you know? and she wanted to have kids. >> she was vulnerable. >> yup. >> reporter: the jurors thought that harold had conned her when they met on the dating site, controlled her while they were married, and when they looked at this last photo toni took before she died, they thought they saw harold duping toni one last time. >> in my mind, she was doing the same pose he did. the last photo of him is he's on the edge of the cliff holding onto a t

lynn police chief says when officers got to the scene the man continued to advance. the district attorney will decide if the shooting was justified. >> ryan: a father in everett in front of the judge. he was arrested after police say he tried to pick up his son from school while she and picked up by police again. this is not the first drunk driving arrest. kelli o'hara is live for us with the story you will see only here. kelli. >> reporter: it was this man's 9th dui arrest. prosecutors say his 9th and he was arrested by police not once but today. in handcuffs with a bloodied and bruised face steven burns in front of a judge to hear charges he is facing. >> operati offense or greater,. >> reporter: the 52 are-year-old is accused of being drunk trying to pick up his 10-year-old sop from school. >> he learned from the principal he was concerned whether an intoxicated parent was about to drive a child home. the defendant became agitate and began yelling and swearing at the officers. he smelled of alcohol. >> reporter: according to feel safe when his father acts like this. officers arrested the man but hours later he was released. that's when burn's other son, a man in his 20s called

judge to throw out the lawsuit. on area roads. one person died and another was taken to the hospital with serious injuries after a crash on lynn road in raleigh. police are investigating the cause of the crash. >>> elizabeth, i think i'm going to sit outside for a while. >> it is gorgeous out there. it's warm now, wait until temperatures climbed to near 70 degrees. a pretty shot on our sky cam looking toward the state fairgrounds. you can see a mix of sun and clouds. there are places that are overcast right now but other folks are seeing sunshine, going to be a mix like that all day long. look at temperatures, mid-50s, 45 in roxboro and 55 in south hill. we climbed to about 50 this afternoon with a mix of sun and clouds. a chance of some stray showers this evening up until midnight and nice and bright from saturday, sunday, and much cooler in the upper 50s. >>> we do have one trouble spot to the northwest of the triangle, i-95 northbound and i- 40 westbound just outside hillsborough in orange county, and accident is blocking the left two lanes of the interstate. here's a shot of the scene. again, i-95 northbound, traffic is at a sn

judge will give a final ruling. >>> her mother is dead, her girl from prince william county is getting help from a community. a gofund me page has been set up to help lynn fan's daughter. you can find a link in our nbc washington app. fam was killed over the weekend. police sigh brian yu shot her as she left work at a hair salon in gainesville. the couple was set to appear in court this week for a child custody hearing. police arrested yu on tougher than ever. especially in maryland where state leaders are running down a list of ideas to help us get around. a big meeting happens tomorrow in montgomery and prince george's counties. and it's likely the idea of more toll facilities is going to come up. transportation reporter adam tuss is at national harbor with some of the ideas under consideration. >> reporter: you know, so many parts of maryland continue to grow like national harbor right here, but the transportation that's why tomorrow's meeting becomes so important. is the solution to road congestion in maryland a pay-to-play network? montgomery county council member with a message for governor larry hogan. >> i don't understand it particularly with t

judge lynn: today on "divorce court"... angel: i am here today because me and my wife are currently separated. i decided that it was time to get me and my wife financially stable. she thought it was time to get a girlfriend. kia: he decided that he was going to leave our relationship at a very important moment, and i'm not ready to be back with him yet. angel: she's not hearing me. i need somebody to help me so that she can understand that i was just trying to make our family better. , we are going to have to make our separation permanent. [ suspenseful music plays ] catalano: "divorce court" is now in session. judge lynn: i'm here today with mr. c angel torres and ms. kia torres. the two of you have been married for two years, and you are currently separated. you are trying to get this thing back together so hard, you don't know what to do. -angel: yeah.