she lived in cleveland.she eventually runs for city council from the highest crime ward and gets to everyone in her ward. so much that people would say she's the safest person in cleveland because if you mess with fannie lewis, she'll call your mama because she knew everyone. and fannie was someone championed the public schools, a public school product herself, but believed firmly that she wasn't going to leave kids behind. and they all partnered together along with the catholic schools to put together this the in the first in-kind kind voucher program. and this case the voucher program ultimately gets challenged. you can read the chapter or it goes through the challenges to the in the ohio courts and then ultimately ends up in the us supreme court and talk a little bit about, you know, where it goes from there and, how thomas connects this issue to originalism. yeah. so justice thomas zelman one thing that's important, chapters and three two is about vouchers, the name of the chapter words justice uses this

but in ohio, cleveland, if you're a cleveland guardians fan, you know about perseverance. his baseball career extends back to when he joined major league baseball as a player. spent nine years on the field, played a year for cleveland. he's a baseball lifer but his life is inextricably linked to cleveland as a baseball player and manager. i'm not sure he was born in cleveland. he lived in cleveland when his dad played for the cleveland indians at old municipal stadium. his dad has the -- notably his dad twice was traded for larry dobe, the first african american player in the american league, one of the hall of fame member because of his baseball play, his courage, his guts and his -- note as being so important to history and breaking the color line. i grew up watching his father play. i saw his father once in a doubleheader get seven hits. the eighth time he came to the plate, brooks robinson, the third baseman for the orioles who passed away this week, brooks robinson made a great play at third and threw him out. i also, as i said, his dad was traded twice for larry dobe

chair cleveland: commisioner goodwin.mmissioner: thank you, madam chair, and my appreciation to the panel. dr. wright and mr. borst, i want to return to this conversation about china's efforts to address local government debt problems. chair cleveland was exploring this earlier on in her questions, but earlier this month, the politburo announced what they refer to as a basket of measures to help address this challenge. and some news reports earlier this month suggested among those measures, will be a refinancing bond program. authorizing these local governments and municipalities to issue ap to $140 billion in bonds to repay refinance outstanding lgdf debt with better interest rates. so, i want your thoughts on the wisdom of that, potentially going into debt to repay outstanding debt, but also, if you have any insight into the structure of those refinancing issues, have they identified dedicated revenue stream to pay the debt service on those bonds and to what extent will the central government be involved in backing thos

cleveland star, who you see on the left here, is a very muddy pete students.cohen, who was an all-american quarterback from ohio state. cinch home was good and so was his team. but pitt was an absolute juggernaut. pitt was led by coach pop warner, who you see on the right. he was an arrogant foul mouthed bully, but he was also a winner for more than 50 years. he was college football's all time winningest coach and that pitt team of his had four first team all-americans in the starting lineup. and pitt hadn't lost a game in four full seasons. now in the championship game itself, pitt punched cleveland right in the nose. they jumped out to a 6 to 3 lead and were driving again late in the second quarter when they got to the five yard line thinking that there were several minutes left on the clock. the referee blew his whistle. halftime pop warner would go to his grave, insisting that he had been cheated out of at least 5 minutes of playing time. the record doesn't exactly back this up, but that's what pop believed, or at least what he publicly said. now, early in

she lived -- lived in cleveland.e gets to know everyone so much so that people say she is the safest person in cleveland. if you mess with fanny lewis she will call your mom appeared because sheol knew everyone. the public school product herself. she believed firmly she would not leave kids behind. they all partnered together along with the catholic schools put together the first in kind voucher program. the voucherha program ultimately gets challenged. you can read the chapter. going through the challenges in the ohio courts and ultimately ends up in the u.s. supreme court. >> talk about where it goes from there and how he connects this issue. >> justice thomas and zelman, one thing that is important is chapters two and three, the name of the chapter where justice thomas is uses in his own opinion means emancipation. chapter three is. about affirmativee action. it is important to characterize the views here of the constitution. he believes affirmative action is anli unconstitutional band-ad on a much bigger problem

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and he loses in that rematch with cleveland. also 1892, the governor of ohio, william mckinley writes down that he intends to be elected president in 1896 and it was prophetic. william mckinley was elected. 1896 and may be, i think, the most of all, the ohio dynasty of presidents. how you feel about william mckinley as a president, probably in part on how you feel about imperial wisdom, because he presided the spanish-american war and the beginnings of american empire. and this going to be his legacy for for better or for worse. but his legacy goes beyond that. william mckinley was born in northeast ohio, in niles, ohio. he joins the civil war right up at age 18, actually in the 23rd ohio volunteer infantry, which rutherford hayes commanded. and he served with distinction, the civil war rising all the way from private to major, which is a pretty big promotion that a promotion wins. and he serves with distinction. he serves under heavy fire. he is there at. antietam. in fact, if you go to the antietam battlefield, you will see a

and, he loses in that rematch with cleveland. also, in 1892, the governor of also, in 1892, the governor of writes down that he intends to be elected president in 1896. and, it was prophetic. mr. william mckinley was indeed elected in 1896, and he may be, i think, the most confidential of all of the ohio dynasty of u presidents. how you will feel about william mckinley as a presidents probably depends in part on how you feel about imperialism, because he presided about the spanish-american war and the beginnings of american empire. and, this is going to be his legacy for the better or for worse. but his legacy goes beyond that. william mckinley was born in northeast ohio and niles. he was in the civil war, signs up at age 18. v actually, in the 23rd ohio volunteer infantry which s rutherford hayes commanded. and he served with distinction throughout the civil war. rising all the way from a private to major. that is a pretty big jump, there. and he serves with distinction, he serves under heavy fire, he is there at antietam. se if

after aaron rodgers tore his achilles last monday night, this time�* cleveland browns�* running back what his team are calling a "very significant knee injury". the american tv crew covering the game said they didn't show replays of the incident in the second quarter of the game against the pittsburgh steelers because of its graphic nature, and it's being reported chubb will miss the rest of the season. without him, the browns lost to divisional rivals the steelers 26—22. he the captain, he is a leader, he is the definition of this team come of the city, of this organisation. we've got a lot of, we have got some holes to fill for him. but i think jerome and those guys are going to step up and take the challenge. you know, you've got to really bring along notjust from the running back position, but my position as a leader, as a quarterback. and just as a whole as a team, we've got a lot of holes to fill well he is away. i mean, it is even tough to even speak of it, ijust want away. i mean, it is even tough to even speak of it, i just want to keep praying for him and his family. and ju

this team has grit and they showed it again today against cleveland. let's start with a happy 86th birthday for giants hall of famer orlando cepeda. the baby bull. happy birthday, orlando. second batter of the game. jose ramirez. looks like a full grown bull. this is crushed off kyle harrison in a flash to zip guardians still in the first. here comes error number 101. casey schmidt. he has time. just a bad throw. j.d. davis can't make the play. two runs score for nothing. cleveland after one. all right. let's get to some grit here in the eighth. two on for davis. this is a towel fly ball. it is way back in bay area. native stephen quinn leaps but gone game tying three run jack five all on to the 10th we go bases loaded lamonte wade jr flies to left patrick bay he's a catcher going to try to tag up and score play at the plate and he is safe good night game over drive home safely giants win six, five and ten. now within half a game of that final wild card spot, the a's going for a sweep. a first place. houston, look out. jordan diaz drilled in the head b

maybe zach will have the year we've been waiting for. >> give me something else besides cleveland-cliffsalk about it, and this is a company that controls the supply of deep ocean rigs, announcements of new contracts. one today, it will be a cash flow machine. >> you touted that a couple weeks ago. i'm looking at it closely. >> it's had a nice gain today. before i let you go, al, the jets what a shocker with aaron rodgers going down. what do you think their chances are here forward? they have a great defense and they have a lot of weapons on offense. how do you tu view that as a broadcaster? >> it's sad even if you're not a jets fan. you wanted to see how this aaron rodgers thing was going to play out. i don't think anyone enjoyed what happened the other night. that was terrible. hopefully aaron recovers and has a little bit more time left, and comes back at the age of 40. the defense is great. the defense is terrific. and offensively breece hall, the running back, i think that's a very well coached team. i don't think that team winds up 3-14 by any stretch of the imagination. maybe they

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his teammates sets up a cleveland scoring a touchdown almost immediately spot with cleveland needing 2219 and the full quotes that watson fumbled, allowing us to his line back. it's huge, i want to pick up and run into the enzyme, and it proves to be decisive. misty is winning 26th of 22. it hurts me. that's my brother as my brother. and i have been together for a long time. and i mean, it's a blow for the whole team and we don't want his injury to be and thing. and then we've got to push on, you know, that's what he want us to do. and that is all you'll support for now. i'll be back with the champions league action a little bit lisa. lovely, looking forward to it. thanks so much jim. well, that is all for me. told me to try to this these out, but i, we back in just a moment with more on the guys news, the commented beyond. well taken without hesitation for them died for power that finds out well. we live here. we make the rule. not them. they find an enemy and then they try and scrub the people with that. and the people in power investigate explosion is and questions they use them t

he loses in the rematch with cleveland. also in 1892, the governor of ohio, william mckinley, writes down that he intends to be elected president in 1896. it was prophetic. william mckinley was, indeed, elected in 1896. i think he may be the most consequential of all the ohio dynasty presidents. how you feel about william mckinley as a president probably depends, and par, on how you feel about imperialism. he presided over the spanish- american war and the beginnings of american empire. this is going to be his legacy for better or worse. but his legacy goes beyond that. william mckinley was born in northeast ohio, niles, ohio. he joins the civil war and signs right up at age 18. actually, in the 23rd ohio volunteer infantry, with rutherford hayes commanding. he served with distinction, going all the way from private to a major. a pretty big promotion. he serves with the sanction. he served under heavy fire. he is there at antietam. if you go to the battlefield, you will see a monument to mckinley. the park ranger pointed to

this team has grit and they showed it again today against cleveland.y 86th birthday for giants hall of famer orlando cepeda. the baby bull. happy birthday, orlando. second batter of the game. jose ramirez. looks like a full grown bull. this is crushed off kyle harrison in a flash to zip guardians still in the first. here comes error number 101. casey schmidt. he has time. just a bad throw. j.d. davis can't make the play. two runs score for nothing. cleveland after one. all right. let's get to some grit here in the eighth. two on for davis. this is a towel fly ball. it is way back in bay area. native stephen quinn leaps but gone game tying three run jack five all on to the 10th we go bases loaded lamonte wade jr flies to left patrick bay he's a catcher going to try to tag up and score play at the plate and he is safe good night game over drive home safely giants win six, five and ten. now within half a game of that final wild card spot, the a's going for a sweep. a first place. houston, look out. jordan diaz drilled in the head by houston pitcher hunter

it's cleveland-cliffs, we know that, os lore met ton.oubt, is my understanding. i've heard of a third bidder i can't identify. >> i can't believe it's nucore. >> i even heard maybe a fourth bidder that said, we should get more clarity, i don't know exactly when. >> a korean company? >> i do know first-round bids are due this week. >> who is the banker >> who is who's banker >> u.s. steel. >> barclays and goldman. >> that's the new tan tell we saw that for arm. >> i'm not going to tell you all the other bankers. what i am telling you is they raised guidance, appears to be a good deal of interest in this company. there's a belief that cleveland-cliffs must own in some way arcelor is in there, maybe a few first-round bids we'll update you as we get more clarity here. >> they would own the auto market. >> cleveland-cliffs would own the auto market. >> does cleveland-cliffs have -- i'm not sure u.s. steel was happy, that move that cleveland-cliffs made with the unions when you say they would own the auto market, does that present a significan

elizabeth: joining us now from the federal list, margo cleveland.ouse. your reaction to hunter biden ooh's indictment on three federal gun charges today and now we've got james comer and the impeachment inquiry leaders in the house, they're assembling even more evidence showing allegations of president biden's corruption. what do you think of all that's going on? >> well, the indictment was actually a good first move, and i say that because the indictment had three gun counts. not the one that they had in the, you know, the free give me, get out of jail free diversion agreement. this actually charged him with the two more substantial offenses of lying on the application form. as well as possessing the gun as an addict. so it actually had three counts versus one. and it was one of those things that we knew was coming because weiss' team had told the judge, look, we're going to have by the end of the month an indictment out in order to comply with the speedy trial act. so the it's a good first step, but as you note, we've got a lot more going on. eliz

in the nineties in the early 2000s religious schools included eventually included milwaukee and cleveland started with them. so it raised all of those church state questions. but it wasn't sort of the argument that people within the movement were making for why we needed it right. that wasn't it wasn't about pluralism and the united states history as a christian country. it wasn't sort of about that and it was is interesting because the supreme court, you know, essentially validated cleveland's vouchers in 2000 to. and one of the lawyers involved in that case in a piece after for the for the new york times he was he was quoted as saying if the case had been about if the justices viewed the as being about religion, then it probably wasn't going to go anywhere. but if they viewed it as being about education and then they had a shot at winning and, they did end up winning. zimmerman. and so it's kind of striking today to see that so many of the arguments choice are about values and, you know, pluralism, that the country has this history. of so many different people from so many different pla

. spots with cleveland leading 22. 19 in the 4th quarter. watson fumbled allowing c as linebacker t. j. want to pick up and running to the inside and it proves to be decisive. pittsburgh waiting 26 to 22 hertz. and i mean, that's my brother is my brother, and i've been together for a long time. and i mean it's a blow for the whole team. and we don't want his injury to be and thing. and then we got to push on, you know, that's what he want us to do. that is always bolt for now. i'll be back because more champion. so you got should hopefully some goals to say the 21 j. absolutely. denver, thanks very much. indeed. that's it. for this new solid back moment, that was more of today's developments to stay with us here. now the the have the right, the boy talk to anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that. the new 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people go to the freedom of speech and 1st amendment rights got chosen and blessed us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue to do on a state level.

but cleveland didn't. i thought that was interesting because a lot of black legislators in ohio were actually opposed to school vouchers and they felt like this is going to bleed resources out of the school system. it's not going to help enough kids to make it meaningful while it pulls things out of the system and needs help and resources. so i felt like i wanted to make those different points that this wasn't all one thing. it wasn't this monolithic thing, and it played out differently in different cities. and you saw that also in washington, d.c. when initially some of the black democratic lawmakers were opposed to school vouchers, and then, i think because the city school system was not doing well, came around on the issue. i tried to look for different elements of the history that expose some of those threads in the different ways that race played into it. moriah: i don't mean to touch the third rail here. one of the most controversial segments was the school choice movement. you get into this in the b

the cleveland national air show.first time in 1964 thousands of people come together for the three-day celebration, and our ohio affiliate shows us the sights and sounds from this year's show >> reporter: it doesn't matter if you're 4 or 104, like george. when trying to get air show interviews, they go a bit like this >> they have a great show all the time >> reporter: cover your ears and look to the sky. because the u.s. air force thunderbirds and other featured flying vessels are here to impress. even a world war ii veteran. >> there's nothing like that in world war ii >> reporter: the air show means something different, something special to everyone. that can be magnified for veterans, including dennis, who's been coming to the air show for 30 years, making the trek up from west virginia >> it's an expression of the power of this nation in the finest way. and not just the power of technology, but the power of the human resource >> reporter: the human resource in many cases being that of our active military members

cleveland jumped by the eighth inning the giants were down three. 21 for j.d. davis and he drove it! look where it lands! just inches over the wall for a game-tying 31 blast! this one went extras, folks. to the 10th. lamonte wade jr. with a chance to be a hero for a second straight day. fly ball to left. was it deep enough to score patrick bailey from third? they tested the arm of fremont and bailey was safe! a sac fly game-winner. giants win by a final 6-5. so what does it mean? the giants are eds and diamondbacks for th final wild-card spot. the nts in the rockies tomorrow. six teams remain in the hunt for all three wild-card spots, all within four games of each other. >>> look, taller terrel owens is! he was in houson. combined no-hitter going into the night, but ryan noda spoiled the party! the a is scored a pair of runs but took losnumber 100. but i love the fight! >>> shout out this young lady! plug from the crowd at a wnba game in connecticut. for $94,000!wow! she just became the most popular girl at her school. and her team, the connticut sun, won game

i will tell you one personal story that really formed, cemented my decision about cleveland being anlgsal place to get care. i was a heart certain most of my career. joining the cleveland clinic coming from boston within two or three days of my arrival a chair of the department the most prominent cardiac surgeon, walks into the morning meeting at 7:00 in white scrubs, sprayed with blood from led to toe. he was in his late 60's. he comes into this room surrounded by all the people that report to him and just collapses in a chair because was operating all night trying to save the life of a person who was gravely ill. he said -- i will never forget it -- you know, today i struggled. today i didn't know what to do and i thought i knew how to do there job really well. what that did, that acknowledgment and that vulnerability, instilled in all of us a comfort, not only a comfort but a requirement, many miss requirement for us to be honest and transparent about our failures so that through that vulnerability, through that transparency we collectively get better. nothing more important than

. >> okay this is jon in cleveland, ohio the republican line. >> good morning, thanks for taking my:l. i tried to get through to your with your last guess i have a couple of comments to make regarding that. first of all i heard him say insurrection three dozen times. donald trump is not been charged in any of those indictments arer insurrection. second pointnt is jack smith, te prosecutor i read his indictment. he quoted donald trump speech with the capitol. he left out very important words we are going to march down to the capitol is fully and patriotically. but our voices heard every jack smith left that out of the indictment as well as the january's sixth committee did exactly the same c thing. going to march down to the capitol peacefully and patriotically let our voices be heard. thi think jack smith should be indicted for stupidity if nothing else. thanks for taking the call. >> is jon in cleveland here some events to watch out for the networks the house comes back into that you can watch the activity under main channel c-span senate activities on cspan2. it is on this network

detroit lions taking on the super bowl champion cleveland browns.tonight sunday, they take on the division, minnesota vikings, the tampa bay buccaneers, in minneapolis, joining us in a fox business exclusive. it operates commercial real estate, across the us. it is all about football season. you must be excited. let's talk about the matchups in this competitive group you are in. your division has everybody from the nfc north, the bears with great players with a wide receiver, dj more coming in, the lions defensive back, cj gardner, how do you look at the vikings in this matchup of a tough season? >> we know how competitive the league is. kevin o'connell, the gm and the whole team, focus on getting ready for the season. a tough opponent, tough division but the culture they brought, the personalities, positive energy is real. we are looking for that sunday. liz: you have to be relieved brady is not the quarterback this time around. >> aaron rodgers is in new york. liz: no new york face-offs with the vikings. unless we are in the playoffs. a lot of buz

[000:00:00;00] except for real estate in cleveland. and actually this case has been going on since 2020, although this whole thing started in 2019. in 2020 , he was banned from entering the united states of america, as well as members of his family, this was in march 2019 of the 20th according to you, under what conditions is it possible to extradite kolomoiskyi to the united states of america because pavlo lazarenko went there himself with a panamanian passport and ended up on trial . kolomoiskyi is supposedly a citizen of israel and cyprus and supposedly a citizen of ukraine. this is me i say like because a year ago there was a report that he was deprived of this citizenship. if he remains a citizen of ukraine , can ukraine extradite him to the united states of america? can they take him there, conditionally speaking, as a citizen of israel or cyprus? let's explain everything briefly . to our dear tv viewers, regarding pavlo lazarenko, the united states of america is indeed the prosecutor's office for california to confiscate all 700

what could they extended rhythm to 4 straight tonight against the cleveland guardians.t down. let's go to the bottom of the 5th where the giant down a run here. but blake sabol, he changed that with the swing of a you see it there. a deep shot to right lands in the arcade and falls into mccovey cove. the giant they tie on that solo blast. and then we go to the top of the 6 bases loaded here for tyler freeman and he one up the middle for a base hit in the go ahead. run comes in the scoring in a second run comes score. take a 2 run lead. the guardians do with it point game. now the giants they could muster up anything after that. they fall 3 to one and they fall in this that was the final score right there at the bottom of your screen and the a's, though they were looking to make it in a row as they take on the houston astro's. this one on the road. this go to the top of the first with the a's were up one. nothing say langle years. take justin verlander high and deep to left. it bounces off the train in left field in a towering 2 run homer to cap off a three-run first inn

chairs medicine at cleveland clinic. says more or ending up in ers. >> we are not psychiatrists. we are crisis management. >> last year, 42 states had a severe shortage, nationwide, the number of abilities fell 30%. >> she overstayed her welcome. >> celeste ferguson's daughter has been diagnosed with depression, anxiety and a mild intellectual disability. >> she would find things to strap around her neck. she would eat things that are not food. this was happening at any moment. >> she has been in a holding pattern for more than 60 days as her mom searched for long-term treatment. >> we are hopeful that a bid will open. i think there might be willing. >> hope they will be able to make the transition. >> parents have to work with high costs. >> still trying to work off the debt. >> the insurance costs i do not even want to try and estimate. >> and 2020, when doctors recommended residential treatment, the medicaid funding covered medical care but not room and board. they used up their treatment and lisa could not afford wha

in cleveland and the akron area reports a lot of these missing kids.missing in the year 2022. 96% of whom have been found by police. that's why that police component is so important. but 1,000 are still missing this year. do you know the breakdown among runaways or gang-related involvement, or abductions for these kids? >> so the data is a little bit spotty. we don't know for sure. what we do know is that there is out of that 15,000, maybe 2,000 or so are under ten, which represents generally something different than the teenage runaway or gang sort of situation. but i'm very concerned. every one of these kids represents a separate mystery. we're trying to support local law enforcement in their efforts. that's where you want this run is at the local community, not down in the state capital. but it's concerning. >> bill: no doubt. you don't know how many are being trafficked, either. school is back in session. you are working with the university of toledo to update some sort of reporting system. and that may give you answers, right? >> that particular,

a new supervisor in the cleveland homicide division took over matt's case.eant mike quinn. >> so, at the time, you took it over -- >> i took it over. >> three years? >> pushing three years. and i reviewed the file. >> with fresh guys, quinn went over the case. reinterviewed people who knew both matt and holly. and suddenly -- >> i felt a completely different sense of what was happening. >> now, said mark, what he called was questions of suggestion, he felt like somebody was listening. especially when he told him what he was hearing on the streets. >> i was trying, hey, maybe this is something that could help you. maybe you should look into this. >> you heard about things? >> absolutely. it was a really close knit town. so, people talk. there's chatter out there. >> strange how that chatter seem to focus on one particular person. >> coming up -- a possible motive for murder. >> she went the atm machine and used his card the day after the death. she wrote checks writing his name on the check. cleaned up the bank account, left one penny in it. >> what did that

and so they've, you've been lots of people driving from cleveland, you know, buying guns in cleveland and driving all the way down to mexico. so it's not even just the southwest, you know, is the country for 100000000 people. and to be sure the people who are doing this, you know, we, we like to blame. you know, the immigrants, you know, that poor lady who barely has 2 nickels to rub together comes to america because she's hungry as hell. she lives in under us and a place like that goes a gold bower. other places that are just as dangerous and her daughter will be raped, your son will be killed, or he'll have to join the cordell and they decide you know, the hell with it, we're leaving this country and we're going to go north of state, right. but we have created the consequences that, that woman, the environment, that bloody dangerous environment she's living. and we kind of created that or helped to create it because a, we provide the cartels, the guns and the weapons to be dangerous and do their thing. and then be we by the drugs americans of people i'm under as aren't smoking part.

going against cleveland. let's check out the little ones. having some fun in the bleachers.pitch of the game for the giants. yeah it's mike yastrzemski high, deep and gone just like that one. nothing on yaz his 14th of the year alex cobb though still struggling after the near no hitter josh naylor this is a visiting splash hit mccovey cove dave he's kind of a lonely man out there. go get him, dave i made it. two one guardians. dave's all over it. giants battle back to send this to extras. cleveland scored in their half of the 10th bottom ten giants tie and late night lamont wade wins it drives in blake sable good night game over drive home safely. five four giants four straight ws to stay one and a half back. a's in houston to face the division leading astros. a little warm i would think, wearing the space helmet he's trying to avoid their 100th loss of the year. all star brant rooker, his 24th choo-choo onto the railroad tracks. one nothing a's to zip in the seventh. shea langeliers bandoliers his 18th a's. they shut out houston four zip to stay at 99 losses. now to the nfl

>> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road." >> you have a great day. >> reporter: in cleveland, tennesseer norah o'donnell, i major garrett. good night, and ave a >> announcer: her bad puppy had more to learn. >> judge judy: you called him to come to your home in his capacity as a dog trainer? >> announcer: is it this owner who's in need of schooling? >> judge judy: he came to your house for about an hour. you wrote him a check? >> yes. >> judge judy: you subsequently canceled the check? >> he didn't train my dog at all. >> judge judy: nobody can guarantee that they can train a dog in one day. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution dog trainer russell avison is suing former client min zhao for canceling a check for his services. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 57 on the calendar in the matter of avison versus zhao. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: i'

united 93, cleveland.ted 93, identity please. >> president bush is about to speak, he's in florida at what is supposed to be joyous event at an elementary school, let's listen in. >> today we've had national tragedy. two airplanes have crashed into the world trade center in an pattern terrorist attack on our country. i've spoken to vice president, new york and fbi and ordered full resources go to help victims and their families and to conduct a full-scale investigation to hunt down and to find those folks who committed this act. terrorism against our nation will not stand. if you join me in a moment of s silence. may god bless the victims, their families and america. thank you very much. >> you have to wonder what reaction happens next. let's find out. can the federal government shut down air space and keep all airplanes on the ground? >> of course. can be controlled through faa and various control centers and towers, however, hijacked aircraft that is under control of -- >> i want to interrupt you for a m