. >> announcer: judge judy's friendly warning. >> judge judy: if something doesn't make sense and youconvince me that it's true, we're not going to be friends. do you understand? >> yeah, i want to be your friend. >> announcer: but will the niceness last? >> i show bank transfers, me transferring my money into his account. >> and i have bank transfers of her transferring all my money. i have it all right here. >> i have it here, too. >> judge judy: i'm gonna throw you both out. one...two... >> 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 julie erwin and her mother debra sallee, are suing julie's ex-boyfriend michael griffith for half the value of a jeep grand cherokee, repairs, and rent. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 285 on the calendar in the matter of erwin/sallee vs. griffith. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: miss erwin, this used to be your boyfriend. you have a 2-year-o

he had taken a 19-inch... >> judge judy: goldstein!g your goose, sir. >> 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 erik goldstein is suing his former employee 20-year-old robert williford for medical bills after robert assaulted him with a baseball bat. >> byrd: order!

...runs head-on into judge judy. >> i was not in the shop. >> judge judy: i don't care if you were ons. >> i'm not responsible for anybody breaks into my place and takes a car. >> judge judy: you were negligent! he's gonna answer me again. i don't understand it. could i have been nicer? >> 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 robert kasenow is suing auto-body-shop owner erick salinas for the cost to repair his bmw. robert says the car was stolen and wrecked while in erick's

. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: judge judy's friendly warning. >> judge judy: if something doesn't make sense andthat it's true, we're not going to be friends. do you understand? >> yeah, i want to be your friend. >> announcer: but will the niceness last? >> i show bank transfers, me transferring my money into his account. >> and i have bank transfers of her transferring all my money. i have it all right here. >> i have it here, too. >> judge judy: i'm gonna throw you both out. one...two... >> 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 julie erwin and her mother debra sallee, are suing julie's ex-boyfriend michael griffith for half the value of a jeep grand cherokee, repairs, and rent.

>> i could be. >> announcer: "judge judy." 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 terron young is suing his former live-in girlfriend diana kraisser, for destroying his personal belongings after he moved out. >> byrd: order! all rise!

federal agent, your honor. >> announcer: "judge judy."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 daniel parente is suing his ex-neighbors vanessa and lance rich for filing a false restraining order against him. the defendants claim they had every right to seek protecti

this comes from yesterday's edition of "judge judy." i have to believe this is real.re was a woman on the show yesterday with a very guilty sounding name. >> valerie and her daughter claim crystal methven sold them the cat. >> jimmy: i guess we should be glad she's only selling the cat. the state ban on same-sex marriage officially ended yesterday. so at long last crockett will finally bible to make an honest man out of tubbs. it's hard to believe that a state that gave us gloria estfan is just now getting around to legalizing it. i assume florida will be filled with nothing but old people and gay people, just like an antique shop. here in california today, kind of under the radar. but we broke ground on the construction of a high-speed bullet train that will allow people to travel from l.a. to san francisco in less than three hours. [ applause ] for now, until it's built we'll have to settle for flying there in 90 minutes. the train is projected to cost $68 billion and start service in 2029, which means the train will cost $190 billion and start service in 3022. by 2

. >> like judge judy. you give it to the tv show. >> exactly.fore judge judy or when you appeared before judge napp on power of attorney you signed an agreement naming whoever the judge was as the final arbiter of that decision, of that case. not appealable and you would be bound by that decision. >> that series available on d.v.d.? >> it is available somewhere brian; i'm not sure. >> are they getting tax dollars or anything like that to do this? >> absolutely not. that would be prohibited. even though they are relieving the government of some burden because they're reducing cases in the courts the government cannot pay for it. >> even if they complete -- they have no tax exemption here? none. nonprofit status doesn't grant them that? >> they don't receive tax dollars. >> okay. >> judge, thank you very much. coming up one streant -- restaurant taking a stand against michael moore and seth rogan. if you want to find out where it is, we'll tell you. >> if you want to save money on your grocery bills one of the tips involves panty hose. we're going

. >> and first up, judge judy, who, at 72, is still a for to be reckoned with. >> can you believe thisters. >> 'zdjt in for the hug. okay. solp irkicked off myhoes to be eye to eye with judy who is a mediañr giant. and she's literally

excited about his new job and not afraid to show it. [ applause ] >> that's mayor liccardo and my judy, the judgen jose native concluded his ceremony by high fiving the judge who administered the oath of office. 2,000 people at the inauguration at the center for the performing arts applauded loudly. mayor liccardo received some of the loudest applause when he talked about reimprove everything the -- improving the police shortage. >> we will compensate our police officers well for their work and rebuild america's finest police department. [ applause ] >> now, although the police union is still at odd with the mayor over the issue of pension reform, he says rebuilding the police roers is a top pry -- force is a top priority. >>> want to check in with sal and see how things are going on this hump day, wednesday. how is 24 looking? >> looks all right. westbound 24, 13-minute drive from the pleasant hill area. not too bad. you can see it here. if you are driving the other ware, there's no backup -- the other way, there's no backup. b.a.r.t. has not reported any delays. when you get to the bay bridge t

>> judy, the problem is that muslims who live in the west are largely judged by the lens of nationality. certainly here in america we are largely defined by what happened on 9/11 and, so, whatever muslims do is scrutinized. since many muslims complain in the united states there is a double standard for them, that free speech is not -- they don't enjoy free speech if they criticize their government, they are seen as unpatriotic. if they criticize the policies of israel or even question them they are called anti-semites and if they, you know call for examining the root causes of terrorism, they are seen as aiding and abetting. so there is a sense that free speech is not for muslims and that it's only to be enjoyed by westerners. >> woodruff: bertrand vannier how do you as a news editor see it? do you see a different set of standards when it comes to portraying muhammad when it comes to the muslim community? >> as a professional journalist i don't think so. i hope not. but, you know, i'm a journalist, i'm not the one to listen to what i say on the radio. so it's very different depending

judge's instructions you'll be considered a death qualified juror. this takes stand. >> will he take the stand? >> he's certainly not going to take the stand in the guilt phase. if i were representing him -- and judylark, by the way, one of the greatest trial lawyers and one of the best death has had some of the most celebrated countries in the country, and judy clark is not going to want him to testify at all unless he would be able in the personalty phase, that is life or death, to be able to express remorse. we don't know if he will express remorse. >> the witness list for the prosecution is said to include some 700 names? >> yes, well the prosecution has put on every conceivable possible witness, and i guess that's redundant, that it could have seen something, heard something, had some interest. ultimately what we are doing here in the guilt phase is showing what happened so you will have information about the three people who were killed. you are going to have 260 victims, each of whom are entitled to talk about their injuries, and the first responders the magnificent volunteers that saved people and the doctors. ultimately, is it going to be anywhere near 700? not a chance. be anywhere near