>> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin.the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution michael kellam is suing his neighbor, donald reed, for damage to his garage and car when donald's children ran into his garage door while riding an atv. >> byrd: order! all rise!

i want you to tell me the truth. >> 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 ron pendley is suing his daughter, rachel pendley, and her boyfriend, stephen lattin, for money owed for move-in costs, an unpaid loan, and damages from an assault. >> byrd: order! all rise!

you really are judge judy aren't you? i swear i'm not i said i guess you are.ot making all right but i know the truth he smiled knowingly. i was fooling nobody that i feel better about myself? i was alive but i heard metronome ticking in my head that i never heard before. maybe doctor bakerba planted it maybe he wound it up or maybe i was crazy. time. i rush into the dermatologist office i would try the new fix about how much it cost or how much it hurt and i was fooling no one. _spee17 . okay okay i will not read anymore. any questions? the doctors number? [laughter] >> have you had further work done? b mike yes. how many? fifty-six and then seven years ago. i looked pretty good don't you think? don't clap for that if had a lot of botox. ima vain superficial princess who isn't? i don't know. some people good people may be. are you vain? you are very handsome. is the scarf to cover the wrinkles in your neck? you must be 20 i knew there was a reason. as a good question what would you like me to do? i could write another book i could relax i don't like roses it o

you are judge judy. [laughing] i gulped. you really are judge judy. i swear i'm not, i said.. i'm not. all right come he said, but i know the truth. he smiled knowingly. the verdict was out. i was fooling nobody. i looked like judge judy. did i feel better about myself? i was alive but the bottom line was thought he heard a metronome kicking in my head that i've never heard before. maybe dr. baker had implanted it, maybe dr. green had rounded up or maybe i was just plain crazy. time, time, time. i rushed into the dermatologist office. i couldn't wait for the new six. i would try. no matter how much it cost, about how much it hurt, and i was fooling no one. that's one story. [applause] >> okay, i won't read anymore. any questions? the doctors number? [laughing] questions? you are already here. how about you? [inaudible] have you had further -- yes. [laughing] >> how many? >> how many? one and one. one when i was 56 and one about seven years ago. looks pretty good, don't you think? [applause] you can clap for that. i've had a lot of botox. no, i i am a vein, superficial person.

you are judge judy. [laughter] i gulped. you really are judge judy? not. >> yes you are. really. i'm not. alrighty then but i know the truth. the verdict was out i was fooling nobody. i was alive but the bottom line was a metronome ticking in my head i never heard before. maybe doctor baker implanted that or wound it up or maybe i was crazy i rushed into the dermatologist office and not waiting for the new fix no matter how much it cost or how much it hurt and i was fooling no one. [applause] any questions? or the doctors number? [laughter] >> have you had further procedures? >> yes. [laughter] how many? but i do look pretty good i had a lot of botox. i am vain and superficial princess. who isn't? i don't know. some people. good people maybe. are you vain? you are very handsome. is the scarf to cover the wrinkles in your neck? you must be 20. i knew there was a reason. >> i could write another book. i could relax i don't want to smell the roses i hate roses i could be good to my friends but i'm afraid i will get bored. what do you do? are you ever bor

i look like judge judy can did it i feel better about myself?as alive but the bottom line was that i heard one kicking in my head that i had never heard before. maybe dr. baker had implanted it. and maybe dr. greene had wound it up or maybe i was just plain crazy. time, time, time, time l -- i rush in to dermatologist office i couldn't wait for the new fix. ... [applause] any questions? the doctors number? [laughter] questions -- you are already here. how about you? >> [inaudible] >> yes. [laughter] >> how many? one when i was 56 and one about seven years ago. looks pretty good, don't you think? [applause] you can clap that. i have had a lot of botox. i'm a pain, superficial person. [laughter] who is it? i don't know. some people, good people may be. maybe i'm not a good people. are you staying? >> sometimes. >> you are very handsome. are you using the scarf to cover the wrinkles in your neck? you must be 20. [laughter] >> i use moisturizer. >> i knew there was a reason. any other questions? >> will you do after? >> that's a good question. what

>> laura: i love judge judy. >> that would have been fun.fun moment. >> laura: mcdonald's, what are they doing? >> mcdonald's is trying to honor you and they will do it by inverting their golden arches to form a w on international women's day, which is tomorrow. happy international women's day. >> laura: are you kidding me? >> they are doing that on one literal marquee, but then they are doing it digitally on all of their branding. >> laura: today have a ladder? to the get up on the ladder and they take the m off, someone's job is it to take it and flip it. >> do you feel more empowered? >> laura: i never really understood the international -- they should be protected, yes i agree. from the womb to the tomb they should be protected. >> if i mcdonald's i think why would you put a big w up there? people will think you're your whataburger or wendy's. >> laura: they do have that. >> in honor of the bachelor, the staff and i are presenting you with a rose, but i want you to know i'm going to take this back before the show is over. >> laura: [laug

but he dines with judge judy. >> dining with a boss. >>> good tuesday morning i'm kendis gibson. >> andms are battering the southeast overnight. hail has caused damage in alabama and mississippi. >>> the brother of the man accused of killing 17 people at a florida high school has been arrested for allegedly trespassing on that campus. zachary cruz told authorities he wanted to reflect on the school shooting and soak it in, in his words. >>> saudi's crown prince visited the white house today. the talks are expected to play a role in whether the president pulls the u.s. out of the agreement. >>> and researchers say a new male birth control pill is safe and effective. it's being hailed in a major break through in efforts to create a product similar to female birth control. those are some of our top stories on this tuesday, march 20th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now." >> so what we're saying is the camera's panning and he's like just skip that. >> let's go straight to the news. >>> we are going to start with the breaking news overnight and it is happening at this hour.

by the time his term is done his attorney general is just going to be judge judy and his housing secretaryuilder. which is ridiculous but show still liss ridiculous than ben carson. and-- (applause) and since larry kudlow will be guiding america's economic fate we thought let's get to know him in another installment of profiles in tremendousness. >> i have the most dedicated people. >> i have the best people. >> trevor: meet larry kudlow. the new chief economic advisor. he has worked on wall street, the federal reserve, the budget office and for the past 16 years he has been the face of cnbc. so this guy has lived money his whole life. and it shows. i mean he looks like he is a a used mercedes seasman, aside from going on tv he has another key qualification, he has a masters degree from the university of obama-bashing. >> call it obama's war on business. it is bad to the bone. >> obama is the guy who has no leadership no hands on management. he looks completely inept. >> our president obama's little dream go cart is the end of freedom. i want big cars. i want suv's. >> here's the picture t

judy a little bit. tax reform was passed through the congress. the nomination of judge gorsuch was passed in terms of that approved. isis caliphate. the president has accomplished things through the congress and executive order, and that needs to be pointed out. >> and he's running for re-election. we'll see what the american people think. thank you both. >> thank you. >> as president trump defends his plan to impose tariffs on some exports, why some republicans worry this could spell trouble for the party in november. blossom >> well, special counsel robert mueller ramps up his investigation with new subpoenas for a witness, as some are calling for an investigation of the justice department's handling of the probe. trey gowdy. >> i don't think the inspector general himself can answer all of our questions. some of these witnesses have already left the department, which means the inspector general does not have jurisdiction. there are other agencies like the state department, where michael horowitz at doj has no jurisdiction whatsoever. >> peter ducey is live on capitol

judge, a judge who is responsible or the grand your proceedings, warned that he could end up in jail for not cooperating and asserting a valid privilege. and they he could be locked up like judy miller was for not showing a source years ago. >> dana: i remember that well. >> like in law school, they say you hold the key to your own cell. it's a corrective measure, not punitive. you can let yourself out by cooperating and going in front of the grand jury and asking the question. >> dana: i'll switch topics with you. there's going to be potentially another call for a special counsel looking at the fisa process and what happened in the carter page application in 2015, if not before. let me ask you something. who would appoint such a special counsel? how does one decide who gets it? >> right. i mean, that's a completely mysterious process. there's a political component to all of this that i'm not addressing. i'm focusing on the procedure and mechanics of it. the independent counsel, no matter how much people call for it, it has to be a creature that comes out of the executive branch. means the a.g. a and the acting a.g. for all things russia, rod rosenstein. how that make that op