"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 judee nan rhea is suing her ex son-in-law, ben hathaway, for a loan to put a new heating unit in his home. ben says the loan was his ex-wife's idea. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 343 on the calendar in the matter of rhea vs. hathaway. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: miss rhea, this is your daughter? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: you used to be married to mr. hathaway? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: are you currently divorced? >> yes. >> judge judy: okay, this is what this case was about. miss rhea, it is your claim that you made a loan to mr. hathaway to put a heating system in the house, and you claim it is a loan solely to mr. hathaway. you want him to pay you back th

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kathie lee says it seems a bit voyeuristic but it probably boosts sales so who am i to judge, judy?'s okay. everything is okay with you. even if you do break up, who watches music videos anymore? when are they even on? >> okay? >> britney didn't write that one. you wrote that one. >> when are they on? >> respect they still on mtv? >> they're on occasionally. >>> we got a big show today, eva longoria is in the house and she, believe it or not, ready for love. >> we'll see how two lucky ladies turned out after their "ambush makeovers." but first, these messages. toilet rings from building up, you'd have to clean your toilet every time you flush. that's over thirty-six hundred times a year. [ ding ] who would do that? it's scrubbing bubbles toilet cleaning gel. just stamp it in. its formula is flush-activated to prevent buildup of lime scale and hard water that cause toilet rings. and it keeps working, flush after flush. scrubbing bubbles toilet cleaning gel. the freshest way to keep a toilet clean. [ toilet flushing ] flush after flush. [ female announcer ] s.c. johnson. a family comp

thomas jefferson bought a third of this continent, with about a third of what judge judy makes.th all of the babies. i'm not afraid for those babies i'm afraid of those babies. and finally at the end of your video, what is with the picture why would you end your attack ad with obama looking like such a super boss. you are going to end with a photo go to something like this. mr. you go mitt, your attitude has been fully adjusted and i'm done talking now. ♪ >>> thank you, brett. and we want to hear from you. someone is always in our war room, so check us out on line, at current.com/thewarroom, it's also where you can link up to our twitter and facebook page. you can always send us great stuff. christine pelosi brought in a nancy pelosi poster for war room. thanks for joining us here in

if you're watching law and order, judge judy, forget about that.handling this absolutely beautifully. you're going to see a good, fair jury. >> so one of the things they have to try to determine, these jurors have to help discern whether this heiress, the $925,000 she contributed to john edwards, was this to his campaign fund or directed strictly to cover up, kind of hush money to help cover up this affair with rielle hunter. we're talking about checks, dialogue, people accepting the money, putting it in personal accounts. this is fascinating. would mrs. melon stated clearly this is money not for your campaign but money strictly for the affair. that's what at the heart of the issue, right? >> that's the heart of the issue, fred. the government claim john edwards sought and directed the issuance of these campaign funds to not go into his campaign accounts but circumvent them and go directly to hide this pregnancy. john edwards is saying, look, number one, i didn't know about it, which is a ridiculous claim for him to make. if he sticks with that he'

judge judy, all you have to do is watch her and see these people come on there and they're not disabled. host: all right, john. we're going to be talking about the issue of immigration, illegal. the law coming up in a roundtable discussion. but first, who is eligible for medicare? guest: medicare is eligible to u.s. citizens over the age of 65. it's a real entitlement program. it's age based. once you're 65, you can sign up for medicare. everyone gets involved with the hospital program. and then the other parts which deal with doctors and prescription drugs, you can sign up and pay a preep and get into that part too. host: carolyn from mississippi. you're up. caller: yes. i feel like we're just being suckered marine corps by our politicians -- more or less by our politicians. i have a three-pronged idea that i think could solve a will lot of our problems. we could put it into medicaid and social security. first of all the wealthiest of americans should pay their fair share. secondly, even you should not get more money back on your income tax than you pay in. and third, our churches are

judge judy, all you have to do is watch her and see these people come on there and they are not disabledst: john. we are going to be talking about the issue of immigration, illegal, the arizona immigration law in a round table discussion at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. who is eligible for medicare? guest: medicare is eligible to u.s. citizens. over the age of 65. it's a entitlement program once you are 65 you can sign up for medicare. everyone gets into the hospital program. the part that is covered by the hospital trust fund. and then the other parts which deal with doctors is the prescription drugs, can sign up for and pay a premium and get into that part, too. host: democratic caller, meridian, mississippi, you're up next. caller: yes, i feel like we are just being suckereded more or less by our politicians -- suckered more or less by our politicians. the budget should not be that big of a problem. i have a three-pronged idea that i think that could solve a lot of our problems. we could put it into medicaid or social security and shore it up. the wealthiest americans should pay their fair

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judy would be harmed going toly school. >> police say he was ainge drey because students teased him. >>> a judge has ordered a psychiatrictblue pilot whose bizarre behavior mid-flight prompted an emergency landing. that incident took place last month during a flight from new york to las vegas. the pilot, clayton osbon, allegedly made strange comments, strange enough that the crew locked him out of the cockpit and headed for the nearest airport. >> we're going to have to go into amarillo. declaring emergency at this time. >> passengers ended up restraining osbon. he was charge weed interfering with a flight crew. today was the prosecutors who asked the judge for a psychiatric exam. they said osbon might be suffering from a mental illness and is not competent to stand trial. >>> hundreds of families in suburban dallas are spending a second night away from their homes after tornadoes ripped across their state. the twisters tore off roof, tossed tractor trailers but did not claim a single life. the national weather service says as men as 13 tornadoes touched down in the northern part of that state. one of the strongest of th

judy. valentino vote alarm off was the first one to drop out from the cosmonaut squad for medical reasons. alexy common chilcot is undergoing centrifuge training they are judging if you can bear the extreme forces of gravity during takeoff. during will because we're not must not only keep conscious but also be able to distinguish and remember letters and symbols after the ordeal the amount of force inside a centrifuge is measured in g an average person can sustain it no more than five g. in other words five times the force of gravity for today's cosmonauts the highest as they go is e.g. but the first squad was put through the absolute maximum of twelve g. . twelve g. was very scary they spun us in a centrifuge captured from germany after the second world war it was the only one we have in addition it was an open centrifuge and it was cracked all over by nine g. it was creaking and when it hit twelve g. i didn't care about the force anymore i was more concerned about whether it would fly off everything was applied to collapse. as well but the real skill of. yuri gagarin was in superbe physical shape but even those tests were torture for him as the speed in the

judge can still say that that wasn't unlawful. the only time he loses protection is if his actions were deemed unlawful. they weren't. they were just imprudent. judy- jude is dead wrong on the law. is he now moving away from the threat. if that trayvon then becomes the aggressor he too has the right to stand your ground, that's what makes it to so interesting. if he punches zimmerman and gets on top of zimmerman as he is alleging and slams his head to the ground then he would be legally entitled to immunity on stand your ground if those are the facts. >> that's what makes it crazy, because you don't have anyone right now. you have a number of people saying a number of things. it's not clear. and as we have reported here it's not fair for the media to be convicting this guy, this law is very very complicated. and that's what makes it different from almost every other state, correct? >> absolutely. what mark is doing is what a lot of the media is doing is confusing the difference between stand your ground, which again, creates immunity versus self-defense. you never give up your right to self-defense. if trayvon turns around and attacks zimmerman af

judge can still say that that wasn't unlawful. the only time he loses protection is if his actions were deemed unlawful. they weren't. they were just imprudent. judy wrong on the law. is he now moving away from the threat. if that trayvon then becomes the aggressor he too has the right to stand your ground, that's what makes it to so interesting. if he punches zimmerman and gets on top of zimmerman as he is alleging and slams his head to the ground then he would be legally entitled to immunity on stand your ground if those are the facts. >> that's what makes it crazy, because you don't have anyone right now. you have a number of people saying a number of things. it's not clear. and as we have reported here it's not fair for the media to be convicting this guy, this law is very very complicated. and that's what makes it different from almost every other state, correct? >> absolutely. what mark is doing is what a lot of the media is doing is confusing the difference between stand your ground, which again, creates immunity versus self-defense. you never give up your right to self-defense. if trayvon turns around and attacks zimmerman after he has bee

judge judy to recall you have to do was watch her and see these people come on there and they are not >> host: we are going to be talking about the issue of the immigration law coming up in a roundtable discussion at 8:30 but first who is eligible for medicare? >> guest: medicare is eligible to u.s. citizens over the age of 65, so it's sort of a program that's age based once you're 65 you can sign up for medicare. everyone gets into the hospital program that's covered by the hospital trust fund and then the other part that deals with doctors is the prescription drugs you can sign up for a premium and get into that part, too. >> host: democratic column in mississippi, you are on her next. >> caller: i feel like we are just being -- politicians to solve our budget shouldn't be that big a problem. i have a three-pronged idea that i think could solve a lot of our problems. we could put it into the medicaid and social security. first of all, the wealthiest of americans should pay their fair share. second, evin -- you shouldn't get more money back on your income tax than you pay, and third