krug. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in.ay be seated. gentlemen, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: mrs. krug, this is your son? >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: how old is he? >> he's 22 years old. >> judge judy: goes to college? >> yes. >> judge judy: what year is he in? >> he went to university of phoenix for two years, and now he's going to bakersfield college to get his a.a. >> judge judy: when are you going to graduate, sir? >> well, i'm actually taking a break right now, but i was supposed to graduate in 2013.

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. >>> all right, coming up right here at 12:30, ladies, it's the judge judy clip going viral. find out why this just might be the fast'sest and funniest case. >>> and it's the perfect day to visit new york's coolest indoor food market. where it is and why it's a must-visit for foodies right now. right here at 12:30, that and so much more. >> we'll go there to stay warm and eat a lot. >> that's something i can get on board with. >> see you, thank you. >>> up next on news 4 at noon, calcium supplements doing more harm than good? two new studies that may >>> hello, news for your health right now. those calcium supplements may be taking -- >> may not be doing you any good. find that they do not prevent osteoporosis. instead, in fact, taking too much calcium can cause kidney stones or even cardiovascular problems. doctors recommend eating dairy products, broccoli, greens and oranges. >>> also in health news, asthma, it could be your grandmother's fault. a swedish study finds that smoking while pregnant can impact even the later generations. researchers say grandmothers who smoked d

. >>> the first time we talked to judge judy was in 1996.s the year her show debuted and now she is an official world record holder. we talked to her about that and also reaching a land mark anniversary. >> how you doing? >> don't ask me how i'm doing. where's the money? you think i rule and then you shut up. got it. >> that is incredible. >> time goes by like this. >> did you have any idea thaa it would become what it has become? >> when i started, i thought well if i didn't embarrass myself and i had three seasons it would be okay. >> more than okay now. since september of 1996, she handled more than 9,000 cases and over 4500 episodes. that just put her in the book of world records as the longest running tv judge. >> you're now a record holder. come on! >> it is a lovely sweet honor. >> we've done exactly same thing as we did 20 years ago. we looked at the world the way it should be. this is responsible behavior. this is irresponsible behavior. if you want to have children, you have to be prepared to take care of them. it's time for you to

>> yes. >> announcer: a friend falls off the wagon... >> judge judy: mr.ty drunk. >> announcer: ...and goes on a bender. >> he started to get extremely angry. i was punched in the face. >> he's a loose cannon when drinking, and i don't want to be around him. >> everybody knew that i was sober, and they just kept pressuring me, so i gave in. >> judge judy: whose fault is that? >> announcer: "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 leah hill and shawn sullivan are suing former friend eric steffenhagen for car damages and injuries as the result of a fight. >> byrd: order! all rise! ur

now we're getting somewhere. >> announcer: "judge judy." er 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 ufemia ayon is suing the father of her children, adrian alcaraz, for assaulting her during a custody exchange. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 13 on the cale

i know the clothes he have on. >> that's not me. >> announcer: "judge judy."ndlin. 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 darrell kaiser is suing his ex-girlfriend kim blankumsee for falsely accusing him of vandalizing her vehicle. kim says she can prove he's the culprit. >> byrd: order! all rise!

. >>> right here on cbs 2 news this morning the hit court show produced by judge judy has been renewed for a second condition. viewers are given a unique perspective as cameras are allowed into chambers. >> each case has a new issue. it could be a simple case but we like to make it more complicated. >> you can watch hot bench weekday mornings at 9:00 and 9:30 a.m. right here on cbs 2. >>> deadly flash floods roar across southern utah. >> oh, no. oh, no. >> now the search for more victims and the clean up. >> fall is just days away but it feels like the middle of summer. john elliott will let us know when there's a change in the weather. >>> we are on social media. follow us on facebook and twitter @cbsnewyork. >>> the national guard joined the roughly volunteers today in utah to help in search and rescue efforts after deadly floods. at least 10 people were killed by monday's flooding. four people remain missing. the area is bracing for more storms later today with more possible flooding. >>> ahead of the pope's visit a new poll finds he has sky high popularity. 75% of new yorkers view

today, the one and only judge judy is here for the first time.gazine shows us fall's hottest fashion accessories. plus, the nasty feud between snoop dogg and iggy azalea. wendy breaks it down. now, here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> wendy: yeah! so good. hi, everybody, welcome to the show! [ cheers and applause ]

greg: who made you judge judy and executioner. rosanna: it is being held today because tuesday is the second day of ras shan na. >> i wrote you in as a goof. rosanna: that was not funny. the election officials were knocking on my door. greg: it seemed like it was. voting, it is fun. what else? rosanna: to what is happening in europe with the migrant crisis. it is getting worse. 3,000 refugees crossed into austria overnight at the border point with hungary. police in neighboring den mark reportedly shutdown the roads and rail lines connecting from germany. greg: what is happening here, a lot of the folks when arriving to europe, they are calling their families and saying it is okay, make the trip. life is good here. this flood of refugees shows no sign of ebbing. secretary of state john kerry spoke about the issue. >> we are committed to increasing the number of refugees that we take and we are looking hard at the number that we can specifically manage. greg: the u.s. rosanna: meanwhile, a lot of people are criticizing why around t

today, the one and only judge judy is here for the first time. breaks it down. now, here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> wendy: yeah! so good. hi, everybody, welcome to the show! [ cheers and applause ] and my co hosts, my fabulous

i have always wanted to show a host like "judge judy" or "the people's court." really. so we sent producers to l.a. county small claims court to find people who had real cases pending and asked them to allow me to hear their grievances. these are real grievances. now i am thrilled to present the premiere of my new show "judge james." >> this is the plaintiff, mella march. she claims the defendant julia sold her a pontiac then reported it stolen. she was arrested on false $9,900. this is the defendant, julia moreno. who maintains that he's never met the plaintiff and sold the car to a third party who failed to make payments, forcing him to report it stolen. it's a case of the slipup. >> rate your right hand. >> what you are about to witness is real. participants are not actors. they're actual litigates with a case pending in civil court. both parties have agreed to drop their claims to have their case decided here by judge james. >> jimmy: i'm here. >> guillermo: thank you. >> jimmy: please be seated. >> guillermo: oh, that's my job, your honor. now you can sit in the co

judge judy's son is fighting off a challenge for the d.a. nomination in putnam county. and mayoral races in mounted vernon, glenn could have and poughkeepsie. >>> uber and other ride sharing services pick up a big court victory against the yellow cab industry. a queens judge ruled those services do not violate a state law that give yellow cabs the exclusive right to pick up street hails. >>> you can bet the footballs will be properly inflated as the nfl season gets underway tonight. patriots generals the pittsburgh steelers. nfl commissioner roger goodell who okayed the ban usually attends the season opener. he decided this time to stay way. >>> "good morning america" is up next. robin roberts is live in time's square. >> breaking overnight. heavy rain and severe flooding forcing thousands from their home in japan. a flood embankment breach sending a wall of water throughout the city. ginger is tracking it all. also ahead, the race for the white house. some candidates in washington where donald trump rallied against the iran nuclear deal. a new poll shows hillary clinto

. >> two decades of "judge judy." >> the camera goes by like this. >> can paula handle the stress ofen 50 years since i've done organized exercise. >> inside her first rehearsal. >> i look like a goof ball opinion. >> monday on "e.t." >> check that out. garth brooks and wife, trisha yearwood inducts inducted this nashville. >> nashville allowed me back. >> this is forever so i'm deeply hon honored. i'm beyond excited. >> happy, grateful, and still modest after millions of records sold and ongoing sold occupaut . ♪ i got friends in lowly places ♪ >> i just want to see people out there having fun singing, and i have have something to do with that, that makes it even better. ♪ i won't pick up this phone >> trisha getting a double honor, this marker, and steps away at the hall of fame where she worked as a tour guide. >> working with reba, and there was a poster of her in there that i stood in line in nashville when i first moved here, i stood in line to get that autograph and it hung on my in the hall of fame. i said,embarrassed, but you're in the exhibit. it's surreal and wonderful. >>

s race in staten island and judge judy's son adam levi is fighting off a challenge. there are mayoral races in mount vernon, glen cove and poughkeepsie. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and bill with your accuweather forecast. >> we have a look outside. here we go. we god cloudy skies, rain and low visibilities this morning. we will be looking at rain off and on this morning. some of that is the heavy around. you need your rain gear. you also will be running in to some flooding rains today. here is our corner of the world right here. we have this rain across the city now. you see it tapered to showers. the puddling here on the upper west side and it's raining. light rain in parts of the area. heavy rain in others. temperatures are mild. it's humid. very muggy. heavy rain along i-95 in connecticut. on the l.i.e., lightning strikes just to the south of fire island. that will move into east massapequa and massapequa has lightning strikes with that heavy batch of rain moving north. up the thruway heavy rain here, 287, rockland, west

[inaudible], often known as the -- the golden hero and chinese american leaders like judge judy tang and yung to bring peace through justice by urging the japanese government to do the right thing. that's for the government to apologize for the atrocities that the government inflicts on her asian americans during the world war. when they did that -- but were working towards peace to justice. i also now urge this body to do the right thing and vote to support the comfort women resolution. >> thank you, ms. ly. >> this is not only identifying a particular group of women who were victimized by the japanese military, but peace. >> thank you, ms. lee. the letter is in our packets, i believe, and if people don't know, karen, a tremendous letter herself, but her father was the noble cases and challenging the japanese -- he did a tremendous job. next speaker. >> good afternoon, i'm here to oppose the proposal to build the comfort women memorial. particularly i'm concerned is the wording on the plaque that comes with statute. it's unfair to japanese and people having japanese heritage targete

[inaudible], often known as the -- the golden hero and chinese american leaders like judge judy tangnd yung to bring peace through justice by urging the japanese government to do the right thing. that's for the government to apologize for the atrocities that the government inflicts on her asian americans during the world war. when they did that -- but were working towards peace to justice. i also now urge this body to do the right thing and vote to support the comfort women resolution. >> thank you, ms. ly. >> this is not only identifying a particular group of women who were victimized by the japanese military, but peace. >> thank you, ms. lee. the letter is in our packets, i believe, and if people don't know, karen, a tremendous letter herself, but her father was the noble cases and challenging the japanese -- he did a tremendous job. next speaker. >> good afternoon, i'm here to oppose the proposal to build the comfort women memorial. particularly i'm concerned is the wording on the plaque that comes with statute. it's unfair to japanese and people having japanese heritage targeted

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: well, you can't do that and not have your children resent you. >> announcer: "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 gena krug is suing her son, 22-year-old tyler krug, for unpaid loans so he could attend school. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 213 on the calenda

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