rosenbalm. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: ms. buntemeyer, you and your partner were planning a wedding. >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: and you retained you... >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: ...to act as deejay for the wedding. >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: you retained him and paid him in full prior to the wedding. >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: how much prior to the wedding? >> it was june 2nd. he cashed the check on june 15th. >> judge judy: when was the wedding?

>> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: they have one child? >> correct. >> judge judy: a boy? >> yes. >> judge judy: what i gather is, when your daughter and mr. hemme brought their son home from the hospital, they came to your home... >> yes, ma'am.

mcgirt. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: mr. kozik, this is your former girlfriend. it is your claim that you made a loan to her for some plastic surgery. she says that there was never any discussion of her paying you back for this and that the plastic surgery that she had was a gift from her boyfriend. is that right? >> yes. >> judge judy: okay. mr. kozik, would you tell me the circumstances surrounding you making this loan to the defendant? >> yes, your honor. what had happened was, she had

. >> judge judy: you meant emotionally supporting her. >> that's correct. >> judge judy: let's go fromnally supportive" to "forking up the dough." >> okay. >> announcer: but is it this mom's priorities that need work? >> judge judy: instead of putting it in a bank account for your two young children, you're blowing it on plastic surgery. there is something wrong with 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 david kozik is suing his ex-girlfriend, jacqueline mcgirt, for a loan to have plastic surgery. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 242 on the calendar

got together, she had to pull me out of the road because he was gonna run me over. >> announcer: "judge judyut 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 18-year-old clinton jackson is suing his ex-girlfriend's friend, 19-year-old holly cook, for kicking a dent into his ford tempo. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number

>> but she har-- she totally harassed me. >> judge judy: oh, get over it. >> announcer: "judge judy."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 jennifer buntemeyer and her wife, jessica, are suing deejay randy rosenbalm and his wife, christine, for canceling on them the night before their wedding. >> byrd: order! all rise!

. >> judge judy: judging for the plaintiff in the amount of $535. that's all. thank you. >> byrd: parties are excused. you may step out. >> announcer: "judge judy" continues in a moment. and on the next "judge judy"... >> she's a very selfish person. if it's not about her, then she doesn't care about anybody or anything else. >> she's delusional. >> she borrows and steals, and she doesn't want to pay anybody back. >> and she's crazy. and there's no talking between her. >> she comes to me with a sob story, then i loan her the money. >> i never did. >> but i expect to get my money back, which didn't happen. >> i never borrowed any money from her. >> there is no friendship. >> it is, but it just taught me a lesson. >> no more roommates. >> never to have roommates >> never to have roommates again. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com city crime scenes, thompson told us, originate from out of state. >>> secretary of state john kerry began a new mideast peace mission today when he met with israel's prime minister netanyahu. kerry will meet with palestinians over the

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. >>> tonight a classic "judge judy" case is taking the internet by storm. how a man lost his case in,,,,,, [announcer] right now at sleep train, get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale is on now at sleep train. >>> it was "judge judy"'s shortest case ever. >> a case from 2010 involving a stolen purse has now gone viral. more than 4 million people have watched two boys who should have kept quiet. >> like what? what was stolen? >> my wallet. >> what was in your wallet? >> 50 bucks. >> okay. >> i had to replace all my ids. i had gift cards in there. my earpiece. and a calculator. >> it was not an earpiece in there, ma'am. [ laughter ] >> "dumb and dumber." [ laughter ] >> judgment for the plaintiff for the amount of $500. that's what i think it's worth, madam. good-bye. [ laughter ] >> yes. it only took the defendants 26 seconds to be proven guilty. >> that's a record. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening n

>> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin.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 jeannie freeman is suing her estranged son-in-law, 20-year-old joseph hemme, for a loan to bail her daughter out of jail after she was arrested for biting him. >> byrd: order! all rise!

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>> "judge judy" is on tonight.to you right now. ♪ we all need somebody >> reporter: the 77-year-old songwriter made a rare appearance earlier this year to be inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. ♪ you'll understand >> reporter: he will be honored at carnegie hall on october 1. it is a tribute to you. >> yes. >> how do you feel about that? >> it is a like a preobituary. >> wither's 1973 album, "live at carnegie hall" will be re-created by artists in a concert that will benefit the stuttering association for the young. >> we have to be more civil than most people that well will encounter. >> reporter: withers, once a stutterer himself talked to kids about how to cope in the 2009 documentary "still bill." >> for a time there i was a small asthmatic kid who stuttered which accounts for my closeness with my grandmother. because the only person thought that i was going to be strong was my grandmother. she was, billy is going to grow. wither whose honored his grandmother in the song, grandma's hands, didn't fully

and judge judy is one of my favorites because she's you know, she'll let you have it. you know. >> and it's fun because once you get past 70, you know, you start to go-- "oh, get out of the way." you know what i mean? "shut up." >> stephen: what makes you mad? you're a curmudgeon, too, it seems-- no offense. >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: what makes you mad, bill? we'll get to you, ed. ( laughter ). >> i don't let it fester long enough to make me mad. if you catch it early, when it immediately starts to get on your nerves and you say, "shut up. get out of my room." you know what i mean. ( laughter ) ( applause ) you don't have to get mad because mad is not an immediate thing. >> stephen: you don't have to get mad? you just say, "shut up. get out might have room. >> yeah. >> stephen: that's not you mad? that's not you mad? >> no, that's when you stop it at annoy. >> stephen: this is very important. i want to talk about this. this-- this concert you guys are doing is going to benefit say, stuttering association for the young. you guys have something in common. you both stutt

speakers talking then issues of uniting the country, jobs creation, balancing the judge judy and making america energy secure. on tuesday afternoon at 12:30, we are live with ohio governor john kasich in new hampshire. and on wednesday, live at 7:00 p.m. eastern, former florida governor jeb bush will speak at a town hall meeting in concord. c-span's campaign 2016 taking you on the road to the white house on c-span, c-span radio nd c-span.org. >> tonight on c-span's new series, "landmark cases," in enslaved scott was o emerson. scott married robertson. when the doctor died, he tried to buy the family'sed from but she released and he sued. follow the case of scott vs. sanford in "landmark cases." historic supreme court decisions with our special guest law professor christopher bracey and martha jones. they will explore this historic supreme court ruling by revealing the life and times of the people who were the lawyers and plaintiffs in this case. be sure to join the conversation as we'll be taking your calls uring the program. and for background while you watch, order your copy of "landm

it's kind of like "judge judy" without the judy part but the cases are real. we went to small claims court, found real litigants, persuaded them to let their cases be heard about i me, judge james. >> the manufacture mike mckay. he claims the defendant gene stillic did a subpar job replacing the engine in his classic car. when his automobile would not go fast he was furious. he's suing for $5,000. this is the defendant. gene intestine stinic. he claims he replaced the engine four years ago and its failure after 100,000 miles is due to engine pump failure caused by the plaintiff. it's the case of the little engine that couldn't. hand. >> what you are about to witness is real. the participants are not actors, they're actual litigants with a case pending in civil court. both parties have agreed to drop their claims to have their case decided here by judge james. >> guillermo: do you swear on this stack of oprah magazine to tell the truth, the whel truth, nothing but the truth so help >> i do. >> i do. >> guillermo: okay, rise for judge james. >> jimmy: opia? mista

everyone thought i was judge judy." [ laughter ] >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: that's a good costume. >> steve: yeah, it's a costume. >> jimmy: still a good costume. >> steve: pee on my leg, tell me it's raining. >> jimmy: yeah. this one's from @yasma. she says, "i took more than one piece of candy from the bowl that said take one. the homeowner was hiding in the bushes and yelled, take one!" that's scary. [ light laughter ] this one's from @angrypancakes. >> steve: oh. [ light laughter ] watch out. oh. >> jimmy: he says "dad thought it would be funny to jump off the roof and scare kids as they walked to the door. on his first jump, he broke his ankle." [ laughter ] >> steve: pancake! >> jimmy: that one made me laugh. >> steve: i love to flip those pancakes. >> jimmy: this one's from @andreawest. she says, "my dad followed us in his rv when we went trick-or-treating. people would ask, uh, you know that guy, right?" [ laughter ] >> steve: help us. windowless van. >> jimmy: this one is from @mandycandypants. >> steve: oh, i sent one in? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: this one's yours? >> steve: ye

our team is tracking the campaign in >> and judge judy will be presiding here on gma this morning. >> oh, wow. oh, should be interesting. >> always has something >> always. titles. >> yeah. >> thank you. it's 6:46. time to get a check on the >> meteorologist bill evans live outside our studios on the upper west side. >> we love live pictures when we can get them. let's take you to news copter 7 where johnny d. shot this morning. as you look at that beautiful sunrise across the area, as we're looking at what's going to be sun and clouds, and a temperature right around 59 degrees. look at that cirrus, that means we're going to have a nice fair weather day today. johnny d. thank you for that shot which of course is always in high definition. this morning we're looking at a beautiful sunrise, sun is officially up in 10 minutes from right now. 10 1/2 minutes at 6:58. here we go from the george washington bridge, temperature 59 degrees. the humidity is dry at 72%. dry for morning hours, light northerly wind, a rising barometer. yesterday's high was 73. normal is 67. and the sunsets around 6

. >> "judge judy" is known for her no nonsense approach and touch judgments but in real life she is changing the lives of young women. her mentoring program called her honor celebrating its ninth year. this year's participants 51 high school students from westchester gathered at the annual luncheon today. each will pair with a mentor who works in the field of interest. the judge's daughter developed the program to give girls the chance to reach their full potential. >> we like to, um, help the young women get empowered, go for their dreams not in any way be limited by any kind of societal restrictions. >> and once a week these young women will spend four hours on year. unfortunately, the judge was attend the luncheon. >> this is the first one she always a staple there. >> she is so passionate about it, too. good work. those girls. real difference she is making. airfare? well, up next, some low priced tickets could carry risks that you didn't bargain for. the three things you need to watch out for next. >> then at 6:00 -- [ inaudible ] >> this little guy is on a mission of thanks. what inspir

actor ken watanabe (wah-tah-nah'-bee) is 56 sarah- actress- author carrie fisher is 59 al- tv's judge judy sheindlin is is 91 << >> << wx timer @ : : quite a few clouds and a few showers off to our south and west might contribute to a few rning sprinkles today, but othe than that conditions should remain dry. temperatures though will be quite a bit cooler with highs falling short of 70 degrees with some sunshine returning this afternoon. lows tonight will also fall more toward 40 degrees courtesy of some clearing before clouds return tomorrow ahead of our first measurable rain in quite a while. areas west of sioux city will be more likely to receive rain during g he day ursday while the rest of thehe region will eventuaay get in on some thuhusday night and friday. things should dry up and cool down over the weekend with highs near 60. see graphics. >> we're wrapping things up here on this wednesday edition of news 4 today. we'll be back to rundown today's top news stories from siouxland... and a man and his hohoe bring the gift of reading to children who live miles away from a library. we'

i want to see that. octobe >>> tomorrow here comes the judge and when judge judy is in our house anything can happen. plus, thursday, kim zolciak speaks out for the first time after suffering a minor stroke. how is she and what does she have to say now with "dancing with the stars"? only on abc's "good morning america." >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by quaker, off you go. >> wow. >> robin is an honorary globetrotter. now you see why right there. nothing but net. >> yeah, on the third try. on the third try. >> there you're spiing it right there. all right. robin, congratulations to you. >> congrats, rob. >> congrats to all you guys. >> have a great day, everybody. sean: good morning. weigh in on the town budget after the state supreme court rejected an appeal filed by the town council. a judge had previously ordered the town to hold a special election. the town council passed a controversial budget earlier this year that includes several cuts, including to public safety, but residents filed petitions. the election is now set for next tuesday. manchester firefighters came to

brid >>> tomorrow here comes the judge and when judge judy is in our house anything can happen.troke. how is she and what does she have to say now with "dancing with the stars"? only on abc's "good morning america." ♪ >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by quaker, off you go. >> wow. >> robin is an honorary globetrotter. now you see why right there. nothing but net. >> yeah, on the third try. on the third try. >> there you're spiing it right there. all right. robin, congratulations to you. >> congrats, rob. >> congrats to all you guys. >> have a great day, everybody. ♪ >> good morning. time for an update on the forecast right now. here is meteorologist jacqui jeras. >> we're dealing with coastal nodding this morning, advisories continue until tomorrow morning. the system that's bringing some of the higher water is pulling away. we have really nice weather to deal with the next couple days. daily planner, a chilly start this morning. but a mild finish. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s by lunch. we'll top out in the middle 70s in the afternoon. tomorrow, the warmest d

. >>> tomorrow here comes the judge and when judge judy is in our house anything can happen. plus, thursday, kim zolciak speaks out for the first time after suffering a minor stroke. how is she and what does she have to say now with "dancing only on abc's "good morning america." >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by quaker, off >> wow. >> robin is an honorary globetrotter. now you see why right there. nothing but net. >> yeah, on the third try. on the third try. >> there you're spiing it right there. all right. robin, congratulations to you. >> congrats, rob. >> congrats to all you guys. >>> beautiful sunny day, high hits 73 between 2 and 50. tonight great weather for baseball at the stadium. wear your jacket and coat. it will be cool and crisp. great fall weather in baseball. warm up to 74 tomorrow, rain by friday. ken. >> that is the news for now. live with kelly and michael this is a story about doers, the artificial heart, electric guitars and rockets to the moon. it's the story of america- land of the doers. doin' it. did it. done. doers built this country. the

this would have been one for judge judy, i think. this woman, she is an aunt. or an aunt. sioux her own nephew over a hug. how many she says her social life suffered because of the hug. you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. >> a woman said she was forced to sue her nephew, because he broke her wrist while he was hugging her. >> lauren you're in the news room talking about this one. >> so the story gone viral, it started four years ago, march 2011 to be exact. jennifer connell showed up at her nef youth's birthday party. then he was eight years old, wade roughly 50-pound. right riding on new bike he had, spotted his aunt, ran toward hierology like auntie jen. both femme ology -- both fell on the gown, because he jumped in her arm, couldn't hold him. her life turned upside down as a result of the injury. she broke her wrist. so then, two years l

text1 underline test text1 italics test text1 plain >>> tomorrow here comes the judge and when judge judy is in our house anything can happen. plus, thursday, kim zolciak speaks out for the first time after suffering a minor stroke. how is she and what does she have to say now with "dancing with the stars"? only on abc's "good morning america." >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by quaker, off you go. >> wow. globetrotter. now you see why right there. nothing but net. >> yeah, on the third try. on the third try. >> there you're spiing it right there. all right. robin, congratulations to you. >> congrats, rob. >> congrats to all you guys. >> have a great day, everybody. live from wcvb newscenter five, >> good morning. looking live over boston. >> we are going to hang onto sunshine today. have 30' s this morning. temperatures running in the lower 50' s, boston is 53. the sunshine is out there. s at the coast, never -- near 70 at the coast -- interior. we are cooling it bringing showers by friday. >> the commute is busy. onea. better with an still 40 minutes. disabled 30-35 from >>

. >>> tomorrow here comes the judge and when judge judy is in our house anything can happen.e have to say now about "dancing with the stars"? only on abc's "good morning america." ♪ >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by quaker, off you go. >> wow. whoa! >> robin is an honorary globetrotter. now you see why right there. nothing but net. >> yeah, on the third try. on the third try. >> that's okay. there you're spinning it right there. all right. robin, congratulations to you. >> congrats, rob. >> congrats to all you guys. >> have a great day, everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> good morning, i'm eric thomas. developing news out of ma rip county where investigators are following up on possible leads to a suspicious death. a person with a gunshot wound was found in the loma alta preserve near fairfax. the victim died at the scene. investigators spent the night and early morning look

>>> tomorrow here comes the judge and when judge judy is in our house anything can happen.s she and what does she have to say now with "dancing with the stars"? only on abc's "good morning america." ♪ >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by quaker, off you go. >> wow. >> robin is an honorary globetrotter. now you see why right there. nothing but net. >> yeah, on the third try. on the third try. >> there you're spiing it right there. all right. robin, congratulations to you. >> congrats, rob. >> congrats to all you guys. >> have a great day, everybody. ♪ >> ♪ >> backing news at 8:56. two people killed in this overnight crash. a car went into the canal in upper providence township. the montgomery county district attorney's office says the driver and two passengers survived. sadly two other people did not. we're gathering more details on 6abc.com and for "action news" at noon. >>> i'm tamala edwards. it's 8:56. let's go to matt pelman. he's taking a look at the schuylkill. good morning. >> sure. , tam. very bright morning out there but the prospects of getting to work

released by the office of the child advocate, just a month or so ago before she stepped down, retired judge judy garinger released a report that the legislature asked her to do. she surveyed dcf social workers. that's what they said. all of those agencies that should have resources to bring to bear for the families that present themselves and their problems to dcf, poverty, lack of education, mental health issues, substance abuse issues, the list goes on. all of those agencies should be willing partners with dcf to heal these troubled families and protect these children. and they just aren't making those connections. >> reporter: well, you said this starts with leadership. and a lot of the problems we've been seeing, improper screening of foster homes, failure to understand the backgrounds of moving a child, things like that. you came out with a fairly scathing audit in 2014. this is now the baker administration's problem, but what did or didn't the patrick administration do to fix this? >> well, our audit came out and it was looking just at the foster care program. it came out around the same t