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culture that even during the day, all television soap operas are off half their places in favor of judge judyand judge alex in the people's court. obviously there is some consumer demands to see -- to see human resolution as a conflict and be with to make distinctions between right and wrong. people are obviously longing for this. they are not seen it in nevada and they see on daytime tv and reading david and john's book. >> i would probably double down on the spaghetti western and say it's also the morality play. it is the religious treatise. to the extent that we have a church in this country, it is the supreme court to the extent that we have the foundational religious text, it is the constitution. sometimes at our peril we look at those names as substitutes for religion. i think this is justice. this is morality then this is the trial touched even csi are hunting down the criminal in beating him about that until he confesses is all part of an art about morality and we hope that this is a system that india says is a magnificent cut is the next best thing we have is a beneficent judge who w

even during the day, all television soap operas are off, lost their places in favor of you know judge judyand judge alex and the people's court. are obviously obviously there is some consumer demand to see, to see human resolution, the conflict and to be able to make distinctions between right and wrong. people are obviously longing for this. perhaps they are not actually seeing it in the law and a seat on daytime tv and reading david and john's book. >> i would probably double down on the spaghetti western and say it's also the morality play. is the religious treatise. i think that to the extent that we have a church in this country, it's the supreme court to the extent that we have a foundational religious texts which is the constitution and i think sometimes in our peril we look at those things as substitutes for religion. and i think that this is just us. this is morality. and this is you know the trial or even you know, think even csi and hunting down the criminal and beating him about the head until they confess us. that is all part of an art about morality and we hope that this is a

well that's the real rub their job they put on this judge judy campaign and radio campaign and robo call campaign dock to debate this issue but to confuse the voters on this issue you want to repeal s.b. five and restore collective bargaining rights you vote no on issue two had they been tried to basically switch the wording around and actually mislead the voters into voting yes on his shoe to for the benefit of collective bargaining rights i mean it really is just unbelievable the way they've been doing i said you know they had to stop it without success and they won our campuses and particularly a cleveland we ran into some people primarily older voters who were confused by this issue but as they say nothing better than a canvas or a fallback it's a strain to people out and again we're very optimistic about what's going to happen today ok that's great jim vande democracy for america dot com jim keep up the very work thanks for checking in with this job this let me now want to turn over to my panel for around the puts the day's big alexion is wild cliff schecter national progressive p.r

thank you, judge judy sunny put it out there this morning.s a special place in hell for j-lo this morning, that fiat commercial she had, i'm jenny from the block. she sent a body double back to the bronx to tape this commercial when she was in l.a. now i think, talking about being real. i want to know how come she didn't go back to her native new york? >> i am with you. you know i love me some j-lo. but go back to the bronx. i am from the bronx. go back to the bronx with your fiat and be there. come on. >> on top of that. i am offend. i saw j-lo at american music awards. let me tell you -- the booty is not what it used to be. i am calling foul. not what it used to be. what made her famous. had a sheer outfit on. jack agrees with me. >> i didn't notice. >> booty goes up. bootys come down. hers is on wait down. >> i was talking bronx. >> i am talking booty. not what it used to be. >> i was talking about the bronx. >> happy holidays. bronx. >> happy holidays. yield to restful sleep. where sleepls and lunesta can help you get there, like it has f

. >> but as judge judy says about my leg, seriously -- >> stop it. >> the guy talks about being a conservativenewt ran as a rockefeller republican in '74 and '76. he lost and ran in '78 as a conservative and won. right? he goes back and forth and bragged about being a rockefeller republican even after he was in congress. that's fine. embrace it. that is fine with me. but he won't do that. he claims i've been a conservative forever. in 1994. and this isn't personal. i think it's kind of funny. in 1994 he actually came into my race to endorse the moderate in my race and said i was, quote, too conservative to get elected. of course i got 62% of the vote but that's always newt. is it in fashion to be moderate this year or conservative this year? this year it's fashionable to be -- i got nothing personally against this guy. i've got nothing personally against michele bachmann or herman cain. i got nothing personal against a lot of these people but a lot of them should not be running for president of the united states. >> you know what's true, also, the heavy lifting on the mitt as flip flopper has

so i only got through about ten minutes of "judge judy" before 25 of doug's closest friends showed upe ambrose man cave. and yes, that's a keg. whether the space is used as a think tank or a playroom, an escape or a party, it's quickly becoming the most coveted room in the home. but at the end of the day, they may act like men in caves. but in reality -- >> amateurs. >> they're still just a bunch of boys. >> unfortunately, we ran out of time to show you that we actually stopped by david gregory's house and he took his little basement and turned it into -- a shameless "meet the press" man cave. >> yeah, exactly. >> so embarrassing. >> jenna, thank you. i think. just >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. let's get a final check on your morning commute. here is sarah caldwell and traffic pulse 11. >> this is one of those morning commutes you want to forget, especially on the j.f.x. 12 miles per hour southbound, just past northern parkway good that stretches back to the beltway. joppa road and falls road, a crash. we

do not reduce to the level of " american idol", "dancing with the stars" or "judge judy." caller: i want to say how much has meant to me as a senior. i think it is important to have this particular topic, because the health-care problem is one of the main things affecting our budget and everything going on right now and the decisions that are going to be made as far as what is happening with our economy. thank you so much for letting me give my opinion. host: mildred, as it was. independent calller. -- mildred in st. louis. caller: i am definitely against it. when you cover the congress you see them playing to the cameras. they are not doing anything they are not talking about anything, so basically the audio would be this. we are a nation of soap operas or 32nd flashes and ballroom -- 30-second flashes and all. we are getting too political like karen from illinois said. we are getting too political. if hearing is not enough, then seeing will not make it no better. like i stated, i think you do us a disservice when you put on the house and senate things when they are not r

in march 2009, lloyd's kids returned to idaho for judy gough's sentencing hearing. >> we sat through her whole sentencing, and in the ending the judged us six kids and judy as victims. never once mentioned my father. >> narrator: does this feel like justice? >> no. it feels like they wanted to get this case over with, that it wasn't important to them. >> narrator: chief deputy roger bourne of the prosecutor's office defended the decision. >> we thought that going through a trial where judy gough gets to take the stand and vilify their father for hours at a time would not be productive for them and would not be productive for the people. the risk, of course, is that a jury could acquit her of that, from our standpoint, that be the worst thing. >> narrator: the sentence for drugging and killing lloyd, for having the kids bury him, dig him up, keep their awful secret? ten years in prison. she's there now. has declined our interview requests. and kim? has written a book called "unworthy: what would you do for your mother?" how do you feel about her now? >> i don't feel a whole lot about her now. she's dead to me. and i don't mean that a

so i only got through about ten minutes of "judge judy" before 25 of doug's closest friends showed upe man cave. and yes, that's a keg. whether the space is used as a think tank or a playroom, an escape or a party, it's quickly becoming the most coveted room in the home. but at the end of the day, they may act like men in caves. but in reality -- >> amateurs. >> they're still just a bunch of boys. >> unfortunately, we ran out of time to show you that we actually stopped by david gregory's house and he took his little basement and turned it into -- a shameless "meet the press" man cave. >> yeah, exactly. >> so embarrassing. >> jenna, thank you. >>> 8:26 is your time now. 36 degrees out there. it's cold. it's friday, november 18th, 2011. good morning to you. i am eun yang. feels like winter is just around the corner. and meteorologist, tom kierein, is inside the weather center. >> we have a bright blue sky. it's getting above freezing throughout much of the region, and later we will be in the 40s, and lots of sun. tomorrow, highs >>> good morning. traveling in d.c., 19th street at virgi

they feel like everyone's a judge judy looking at how one another raise kids, if they are making homemadeulations to kourtney. >> here's the real story. so joann was supposed to bring -- >> oh, please. >> you said it in the make-up room. i think it's fair game. >> oh, god, katie, i hope you're not watching. >> anyway. she was baking those -- what are they called? >> cake pops. >> cake pops at midnight with her young son who was up at midnight past his bedtime because she wanted people -- >> not only that, she took pictures of the process so everybody would know she really didn't go to the store. >> it wasn't from the store. joann, we love you. we don't judge you. >> we'll tell you what we really think about that tomorrow. >> no. >> love you, jo. >> i just want to be a good mother. >> but you shall remain nameless. >> we're not going to give it away. >> here's something that happened. last night if you turned into nightly news, which i did. i turned the news on. i hear this -- like a fire alarm. i freak out. in my house it's one of the alarms on the ceiling. >> it's called an apartment bui

so i only got through about ten minutes of "judge judy" before 25 of doug's closest friends showed upand yes, that's a keg. whether the space is used as a think tank or a playroom, an escape or a party, it's quickly becoming the most coveted room in the home. but at the end of the day, they may act like men in caves. but in reality -- >> amateurs. >> they're still just a bunch of boys. >> unfortunately, we ran out of time to show you that we actually stopped by david gregory's house and he took his little basement and turned it into -- a shameless "meet the press" man cave. >> yeah, exactly. >> so embarrassing. >> jenna, thank you. >>> good morning, everybody. the time now is 8:26. i'm jon kelley. automatic budget cuts for the state of california could kick in some time next year. even if that does happen, bay school districts ignore iing ro prediction. it would put a strain, but for those who did plan ahead, it would not force bankruptcies or force a shorter school year. the time is still 8:26. let's check that commute to work. mike inouye is here to tell all. >> much better news for

thanks to judy miller, jim pinkerton, kirsten powers, we'll see you here nex >> judge jeanine: tonight on jus moments of clarence stunning new allegations lead investigators to take a new look at the death of actress natalie woods. america's foremost forensic pathologist is with us. then, an illegal immigrant arrested for rape but the feds swoop in and set him free. now, police say he has killed a man. who is protecting this felon and why? plus -- >>> they say he tried to kill the president. is he a lone madman or part of a more sinister plot? >> the final decisions on solyndra were mine. >> energy secretary chu takes the blame for solyndra but is he covering for someone higher up? coming up tonight on "justice." hello and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. it is more dramatic than a hollywood movie but this is for real. 30 years after her death, we still don't know what really happened to natalie wood. ♪ i feel pretty, oh so pretty ♪ >> judge jeanine: she was hollywood royalty. a child actress who blossom inside a three-time nominee. best known as marina in "west side stor

>> 38. >> judge judy: how old is he? >> 21, your honor. >> judge judy: you don't take money from your baby brother. >> well, i'm a single parent. >> judge judy: listen, that's your problem that you're a single parent. did he make you a single parent? >> no, he didn't. >> judge judy: no! >> but he did offer me the money. >> judge judy: just a minute. he offered you the money to buy a new car. you took his money, they found your car, and you didn't give him back the money. you gave him back some of the money. you wrote him a check for $1,000. >> mm-hmm. >> judge judy: why didn't you pay him back the rest? >> because it wasn't a loan. >> judge judy: all right. you're suing her for $3,000, mr. sowards? >> yeah, in reality -- >> judge judy: she owes you the $3,000. judgment for the plaintiff. that's all. >> thank you, your honor. >> byrd: parties are excused. you may step out. >> announcer: "judge judy" continues in a moment. >> announcer: "judge judy" continues in a moment. and on the next "judge judy"... >> the most upsetti

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