judy: not all students agree.ding to recent polling by the foundation for into jewel rights and expression -- for individual rights and expression, 62% of u.s. college students said shouting down a speaker was acceptable to some degree. 20% said using violence to disrupt a speaking event would be acceptable to some degree. in recent years, there have been increasing attempts by students to dis-invite or shut down speakers, with dozens of incidents each year. and americans across the political spectrum say they view colleges as unfriendly to conservative ideas. just 20% say they feel conservatives have a lot of freedom to express their views on campus, according to polling done by the associated press. following the ann coulter incident at cornell, the students who interrupted her were sanctioned by the university, and cornell president martha pollock announced the freedom of expression is the theme of this academic year. >> free expression is critical to everything we do in the university. judy: her school is one

>> yes, i do. >> judge judy: healthy? >> yes. >> judge judy: and nice? >> yes. used that male for a stud? >> with my own female, yes. >> judge judy: okay, so how many pomeranians do you have? >> i now have five.

>> january 5, 2018. >> judge judy: so it didn't last very long. >> no, ma'am. >> judge judy: how longyou got married? >> almost four years. >> judge judy: did you ever live together? >> we lived together for the majority of our relationship, all buthe first two months. >> judge judy: very interesting. this is what the case is about, in actuality. your parents want the money back that they spent for the wedding.

: "judge judy." sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution robin brook is suing svetlana gutierrez and her daughter, 9-year-old emy, for damage to her car after emy ran into it while crossing the street. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 488 on the calendar in the matter of brook vs. gutierrez. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. young men, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. brook, who are these two adorable young boys? >> my boys. >> judge judy: and they go to school? >> yes. >> judge judy: and you were picking them up from school? >> yes. >> judge judy: on what date? >> i picked them up on february 1, 2018. >> judge judy: they were already in the car? >> yes. >> judge judy: and you were driving? >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: how far away from the school were you?

>> yes. >> judge judy: without any strings? >> announcer: "judge judy." enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 21-one-year-old caroline radell is suing her ex-girlfriend, 23-year-old jacqueline rollins, for the return of paintings, payment for album art, and emotional distress. >> byrd: order. all rise. your honor, this is case number 514 on the calendar in the matter of radell vs. rollins. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: ms. radell, you and the defendant went to college. do you still go to the same school? >> no. she graduated in the past may. >> judge judy: but that's where you met? >> yes. >> judge judy: and for a period of time, you were in a relationship? >> yes. >> judge judy: did you live together on campus or off campus? >> we did not live together. we just spent a lot of time together. >> judge judy: you major in art? >> yes. >> judge judy: and it is your

. >> judge judy: so you brought your dog to her house. >> yes. >> judge judy: you go everywhere withpport animal. >> announcer: but what happened next... >> judge judy: you knew she had a dog. >> she said he was sweet. >> announcer: ...wasn't a pretty picture. >> he bit the eye. her cornea was punctured, and her eye was bleeding. >> judge judy: what did ms. hernandez do? >> nothing. she actually was aware that the dog was vicious and aggressive. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 24-year-old aitana cardoso is suing her former friend, 24-year-old brittany hernandez, for vet bills and pain and suffering due to a dog attack. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 471 on the calendar in the matter of cardoso vs. hernandez. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. sir, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. cardoso, it is your claim that the defendant's dog -- the defendant, who you kn

judy: jillian nelson was diagnosed with autism when she was 21.co-chairs minnesota's task force on eliminating subminimum wages, a group that has called for a slow phaseout of the 14c program. jillian: when it happens suddenly and without planning, that's when people's lives crumble. it was very important to me to make sure that, when minnesota pursued this, that we had a plan, we had investment, we had support, so that when we ended subminimum wage in minnesota, everybody was protected. judy: but, 200 miles north of minneapolis, in small town park rapids, minnesota, 32-year-old laura kovacovich says 14c has been a crucial lifeline. laura has autism and obsessive compulsive disorder, among other disabilities. since 2013, she has worked at the barely used thrift store. what do you really love about this job? laura k: i love pricing and shelfing, getting items, and putting them out on the shelves. judy: putting on the shelves. laura k: and i sort the items that i call unsellable items. judy: laura has become an employee the store can count on. she m

>> announcer: "judge judy."t to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution kim and george trahan are suing motorist heather ramsdell for causing an accident when she blew a stop sign. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 490 on the calendar in the matter of trahan vs. ramsdell. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. young man, have a seat. >> judge judy: mrs. trahan, were you and your husband both in the car or just you? >> no. >> judge judy: so, you are here because the car is jointly owned, is that right? >> correct, your honor. >> judge judy: so you were not a witness? >> no. >> judge judy: you can have a seat. you were in an automobile accident that you claim was the defendant's fault. >> right. >> judge judy: i don't think

>> yes. >> judge judy: were you doing any other work?k.

and we're joined today by so many of judy's family and friends.ar her family -- stand up, any of judy'syou, thank you, thank you, thank you. as an infant, and you all know, judy contracted polio and lost the ability to walk. at the age of five, she was prohibited from entering kindergarten because her principal deemed her wheelchair a fire hazard. a fire hazard. judy turned that pain of this rejection and the many more thaa followed into purpose. after the rehabilitation act passed, she led demonstrations in san francisco, testified in congressional hearings, demanding, demanding that the people in power actually implement the law that was passed. and after four years of protests, judy and disabled activists all over the country were successful. history shows it's often not the people in power but the power od the people that moves a nation forward. and all of you did.ut [applause] the rehabilitation act laid the groundwork for another landmark law celebrated today: the americans with disabilities act. steny hoyer led the charge in the house along with major robert, excuse me, major rob

>> yes. >> judge judy: does your mother work? >> yes. >> judge judy: do you work?u were charging money to get in. >> yes. i originally... >> judge judy: yes... the answer is yes. and how did you advertise for the party? >> instagram.>>

> announcer: judge judy. sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution eighteen-year-old nichole wendland and her boyfriend, 22-year-old skylar marzola, are suing their former landlord, andrew holmes, for the return of their security deposit and rent and an assault. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 405 on the calendar in the matter of wendland/marzola vs. holmes. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: who is going to speak for the two of you? >> i guess i will. >> judge judy: okay. this is your boyfriend? >> yes. >> judge judy: the two of you rented a room in the defendant's three-bedroom condo. >> mm-hmm. >> judge judy: how many rooms do you rent in the condo? >> that was it. >> judge judy: just one? >> yep. >> judge judy: and you were there for a relatively short period of time and left, leftau

with my son lying. >> judge judy: when their mouths move, they're lying. >> announcer: "judge judy." are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution valerta darrell is suing 14-year-old christian cure and his parents, misty cure and david coughty, for money stolen from her safe. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 494 on the calendar in the mter of darrell vs. cure/coughty. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: ms. darrell, this is your grandson? >> correct. >> judge judy: and he's 13? is that how old? >> yes. >> judge judy: tell me your first name. >> hayden. >> judge judy: you had some money in a safety deposit box. we're going to get into how it got there and from what source. it was cash. for some ridiculous reason, you decided to give your 13-year-old grandson the combination to that safety deposit box, or you decided to put the money in that safety deposit box

any of judy's family.an an infant she contracted polio and couldn't walk and at age of 5 was prohibited from entering kindergarten because the principal deemed her wheelchair a fire hazard. she turned that pain of rejection and many more that followed into purpose after the rehabilitation act passed she led demonstrations in san francisco and testified demanding the people in power implement the law that was passed. after four years of protest, judy and disabled activists all over the country were successful. history shows it's not the people in the power but the power of the people that move the nation forward and all of you did the rehabilitation act laid the groundwork for the americans with disabilities act and steny hoyer led the charge along with major roberto benefit and tony quello as well as tom harken and bob dole. i was enormously proud to be a co-sponsor. many days after its passing many can still recall a person in america can be denied service in a restaurant or grocery store or an employer c

folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms.r from your boyfriend's cousin. >> correct. >> judge judy: your boyfriend's cousin's name is... >> de'anthony thomas. >> judge judy: that would be you. and this is your ex-girlfriend. >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: it is your claim that the defendant vandalized your car in july shortly after you had purchased the car from de'anthony. >> correct. >> judge judy: ms. f

i just... >> judge judy: he's not a good guy because he was dishonest. >> announcer: "judge judy."urtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution christopher blanchard is suing his ex-girlfriend, valerie lane, for smashing out his car windows. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 497 on the calendar in the matter of blanchard vs. lane. >> judge judy: tnk you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: mr. blanchard, it is your claim that the defendant, who at one point was a girlfriend or yours, vandalized your car. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: ms. lane said it wasn't her who vandalized your car but a new girlfriend that you had. when you and ms. lane were a couple, where were you a couple, in what state? >> we started our relationship in illinois, and then i moved to houston, texas, in august of 2017. >> judge judy: when you moved to texas, did she move with you? >> no. >> judge judy: so you left her in illinois? >> yes, i did. >> jud

>> announcer: "judge judy."are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution richard dulin is suing his former friend, loren briscoe, for the return of money he paid for a motorcycle, stolen tires and punitive damages for fraud. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 413 on the calendar in the matter of dulin vs. briscoe. >> judge judy: okay. >> byrd: mm-hmm. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ma'am, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: mr. dulin, you've known the defendant for how long? >> since october. >> judge judy: how? >> i met him off a site. i purchased a couple of tvs from him. >> judge judy: how did you find the tvs? >> off of a sale site. you purchase things and sell things off of this site. >> judge judy: okay. and you were satisfied with the couple of tvs that you purchased from him? >> correct. >> judge judy: and then he was selling a motorcycle? >> correct.

have a seat, sir. >> judge judy: ms.ur brother, and the co-defendant is his girlfriend. >> that is correct. >> judge judy: you sold them a 2007 chevy impala. it was yours. >> yes. >> judge judy: and you sold it to them for $3,000. they gave you $1,500 down and were to pay you the balance of $225 every 2 weeks until the balance was paid off. >> that is correct. >> judge judy: it is your claim that they didn't finish paying off the car, that they made a couple of payments, then stopped, and you called them, tried to contact them for the car back. you finally went over to where they live. >> right. >> judge judy: tell me when you went over to where they live. >> on may the 2nd of 2017. >> judge judy: did you call

>> judge judy: had you had to turn in any of your guns? >> all of them. >> judge judy: all of them. what's going on. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution tyler stoneking is suing his former coworker, 21-year-old lauren white, for attorney fees, lost wages, and defamation of character. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 531 on the calendar in the matter of stoneking vs. white. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. gentlemen, have a seat. >> judge judy: mr. stoneking, you and the defendant worked together for a period of time. and it is your claim that as a result of her defaming you, you lost your job, that she filed a false order of protection against you, that you were forced to get an attorney. you're suing her for that defamation and for the attorney's fees. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: the defendant says that you actually terrorized her after an incident at work.

lucas-judy: ms. lucas-judy: some of the ones that are key include 40 recommendations from our financial statement audit related to system security. mr. fry: what types of -- what are most about? ms. lucas-judy: it's a range of different topics. some have to do with identifying threats and being sure it has systems in place for that. understanding and managing the risks to systems and the supply chain capabilities. there are some around protecting information as well as detecting breaches. mr. fry: how many recommendations have been given to the i.r.s. since the appointment of commissioner werful? in july of this year a letter was sent to him to let congress know about his congress and withhold funds when appropriate. director, are you concerned with the i.r.s.' ability to keep pace with the g.a.o. recommendation? ms. lucas-judy: certainly it's an ongoing conversation between g.a.o. and i.r.s. we do have a rigorous follow-up process. we have seen progress. particularly on those recommendation that is

>> judge judy: and you want me to resolve the issue of the dog?? >> we separated in -- on

the joint. >> announcer: "judge judy." distribution logan bain is suing his ex-girlfriend, allison dominguez, for vandalizing and stealing his property, the unpaid balance on a motorcycle, and a false restraining order. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 472 on the calendar in the matter of bain vs. dominguez. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ma'am, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: mr. bain, you and ms. dominguez lived together as a couple for a couple of years from when to when? >> from approximately january of 2016 until february of 2018. >> judge judy: and during that time, you were foolish enough, despite the fact that i've counseled on a regular basis not to purchase things together until you

>> no. >> judge judy: nope. keep your cats in your house! >> announcer: "judge judy."ter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution donald and tanya gray are suing their neighbors, robert and janet johnson, for medical bills, air conditioner repairs, and attorney fees. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case numr 359 on the calendar in the matter of gray vs. johnson. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: mr. and mrs. gray, how long have you and the johnsons been neighbors? >> actually, we've been neighbors with bob for 20 years, since 1997. and then janet came into the picture in 2007, i believe. >> judge judy: how long are you together? >> i moved in in '98. >> judge judy: so a year after mr. johnson moved in. who has cats?

this is the car in which i was with judy. don't worry, judy is safe. it was terrible accident.n't keep going. in this region and the threats against me have increased. i can no longer work in this region. i have planned to leave this area with a great achievement, something that would deal a final blow to the supporters of... kaza akşam saatlerinde ilçeye bağlı aligör mahallesinde meydana geldi. iddiaya göre iran'dan yayın yapan press tv muhabiri sarana sheim ve kameraman judy irish'in içinde bulunduğu kiralık otomobil beton mikseriyle çarpıştı. this broadcast with very very sad breaking news for all of us here at press tv. our. respondent, serena shem has been killed near the turkey syria border. serena was killed in a reported car accident when she was returning from a report scene in the city of sourage in turkey's orfa province. she was going back to her hotel when their car collided with the heavy vehicle or for provinces near the syrian border. serena shim covered reports for press tv in lebanon, iraq and ukraine. my date of death was recorded as october 19th 2014, 9 days

not as positive as you are. >> announcer: "judge judy."ter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution james frame is suing his neighbor monique guerrero for vet bills, after her two dogs attacked his dachshund. >> byrd: order! all rise! ♪♪ your honor, this is case number 432 on the calendar in the matter of frame vs. guerrero. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sword in. you may be seated. have a seat. >> judge judy: mr. frame, you and ms. guerrero are neighbors. you share a common fence in your back yards. your dog was injured. your dog was clearly injured, and i don't think ms. guerrero denies the fact that your dog was injured by her two huskies. this is your dog. you have two huskies. >> one. one husky, one labrador. >> your honor? >> judge judy: shh! shh! you don't deny that your two dogs -- one or both -- injured mr. frame's dog.

this is the car in which i was with judy. don't worry, judy. is safe. it was terrible accident.rts. a few days ago, i told my mother that i can't keep going in this region, and the threats against me have increased. i can no longer work in this region. i have planned to leave this area with a great achievement, something that would deal a final blow to the supporters. kaza akşam saatlerinde ilçeye bağlı aligör mahallesinde meydana geldi. iddiaya göre iran'dan yayın yapan press tv muhabiri sarana sheim ve kameraman judy irish'in içinde bulunduğu kiralık otomobil beton mikseriyle çarpıştı. this broadcast with very very sad breaking news for all of us here at press tv. our. respondent, serena shem has been killed near the turkey syria border. serena was killed in a reported car accident when she was returning from a report scene in the city of sourage in turkey's orfa province. she was going back to her hotel when their car collided with the heavy vehicle or for provinces near the syrian border. sirena shem covered reports for press tv in lebanon, iraq and ukraine. my date of death

>> announcer: "judge judy."e about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution michael huckabey is suing shantika lynch and her ex-husband, melvin wilson, for the value of an iphone that was broken by their son. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 224 on the calendar in the matter of huckabey vs. lynch/wilson. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. have a seat. >> judge judy: mr. huckabey, it is your claim that the defendants' son is responsible for the destruction of your daughter's iphone in school. >> yes. >> judge judy: and his parents seem to have one of two alternate defenses. the first defense is, that he was one of only two boys who was responsible for the phone, and you're picking on him 'cause you couldn't get the other boy, too. and the second defense is that she shouldn't have had a phone in school anyway. that's your second defense. >> yes. >> judge judy: now, is your last name wilson? >> it is.

gadhi and judi are believed to be among those being held hostage.sappeared on the seventh of october in the first few hours of the hamas attack on israel. the nephew of the two women joins us on the bbc -- of the to join us on bbc. thank you for joining us. we do appreciate you speaking with us. tell us first of all how you discovered that your aunt and uncle were among the hostages. >> i got an early phone call at about half four in the morning that something bad was happening in israel, to open the news to see what was going on. i sent a text to my une to see if he is ok. after a few minutes, he answered, i am in the safe room. everything is ok. then we didn't hear anything. after a couple of hours, i heard they were missing. they went for their daily walk and judi managed to send a text at 7:00 in the morning that there was a rocket attack and they had to find cover. after about 15 minutes, she sent a text to security that they saw a terrorist on a motorbike going in. my uncle was badly wounded, and they needed help. since then, it sounded like t

this is the car in which i was with judy. don't worry, judy is safe. it was terrible accident. i told my mother that i can't keep going in this region and the threats against me have increased. i can no longer work in this region. i have planned to leave this area with a great achievement. ilçeye bağlı aligör mahallesinde meydana geldi. iddiaya göre iran'dan yayın yapan pres tv muhabiri serana shiim ve kameraman judyrish'in içinde bulunduğu kiralık otomobil beton mikseriyle çarpıştı. this broadcast with very very... very sad breaking news for all of us here at press tv. our correspondent sirena shem has been killed near the turkey syria border. serena was killed in a reported car accident when she was returning from a report scene in the city of sourich in turkey's orfa province. she was going back to her hotel when their car collided with the heavy vehicle or for provinces near the syrian border. serena shim covered reports for press tv in lebanon, iraq and ukraine. my date of death was recorded as october 19th 2014, 9 days after my birthday. do you remember? i asked you to re

you may step out. >> judge judy: "judge judy" continues in a moment. and on the next "judge judy"... >> well, i found my apartment trashed, and i found a bunch of my stuff missing from my apartment. >> she's ridiculous. >> she stole my underwear. >> your underwear? you're a large. calm down. >> i'm clearly not gonna hire anybody off craigslist ever again. >> who hires a 17-year-old off craigslist and gives them their >> who hires a 17-year-old off craigslist and gives them their house key? -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> right now at 5:00 look at that. the blue angels roaring over san francisco's guys. we will tell you about the fleet week sounder, the late senator dianne feinstein. >>> the u.s. stands with israel. we will not ever fail to have your back. >> hundreds are dead as the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu declares israel at work. the latest on the conflict and the impact felt right here in the bay area. >>> and he was chased and his cart knocked over. how the bay area

what's your favorite judy? >> i think learning about judy was probably my favorite part of the book because it really did feel that like detective work. you know, having to piece together people's memories of hers of her from, you know, the people that worked with her. what they remember of her and everyone has a very vivid memory of judy and that was very much, you know, she -- she could take a lot of crap. but she would give it right back. [laughter] and i really love that description of her because everybody kind of said it about her and i really leak that she was,al obviously, very strong. very bold personality, and she was very committed to being taken seriously. you know she was fiercely protect iive of her private life also she did not want to make any kind of show about her gender she also made history as first jewish american to fly into space, and she also didn't want, you know, she didn't like labels. she just wanted to be an astronaut you know and that was she didn't want to emphasize other aspects

what do you think, judy? final word. >> well, i think that the fed what they should be doing is asking themselves does our model really work at all the way we thought because when chair powell announced that this was going to be rough. we're going to go from zero interest rates to he probably didn't even foresee five and a half and the whole idea is you'd have a tighter labor market and higher unemployment and it would hurt growth and when you don't see that happening, what the feds should be doing is saying, does our model make sense because otherwise every time we get an up tick in inflation, they'll say let's just raise interest rates and it turns out that's just doing the wrong thing. it's hurting supply. it's the demand created by fiscal causing the inflation and monetary policy focuses on punishing the very people that can make supply increase, it's a doubling whammy. elizabeth: great stuff. john lonski, sorry we ran out of type. next time, we'll give you more time. let's bring in former justice departm

i knew many of these original six women all but judy and i'll say right off at an advance copy of the book and i enjoye reading this book. ' have known some of the history but the way it was presented people will find fascinating and i'm interested in getting the back stories and highlights of the conversation. i'll start off by asking you and i get asked this alot in the last year. what motivated you to ride this book and the timing is and what is it that you felt about riding about these women? >> obviously i've been reporting on space for nearly a decade now and the reporting field is male-dominated industry and as i continue this profession biden i've met a lot of great women journalists who are absolutely fantastic and i find myself drawn to them if we created a cohort within the reporting world. it's been special to me but it also dictates the space industry that so male-dominated. it's always been important to me to try to enter the men's voices into the space that was much as i can so that helps me look back and when i think about women in history i was drawn to the women who

judy, thank you very much. the opportunity for us to meet today that we spoke about yesterday, commissioner, is one of natural inquiry that this committee has. it's about the effectiveness of internal revenue service as a relates to the ongoing business, that the subcommittee believes is very important. but perhaps it goes into much deeper points, and that is why we are also here today. we need to make sure that the irs in its performance does do its job as mr. mfume saint says. we need to make sure they're properly and funded. we need to make sure that they treat all people fairly, not just some that they which used to. we believe that there have been reasons why youou were brought n board the first time mr. commissioner, acting commissioner.ve we believe there are reasons why there today, perhaps second year at the irs. there's a lot of things that we will want to get into, but perhaps its most important for me to say this, that i believe confidence in the irs is what we are after. i spoke to you about this y

judy?because if you barbara, i cried endlessly for 24 years. i've wanted to die myself to be with david. >> her gaze fixed on the woman her son once loved. >> you are guilty. michael wolfe is where he should be, in prison. your father is where he should be, and you will join him one day because that is where you should be. in hell. >> david's brother, mark, was not at all sure the justice was served. >> if you lose on trial, that's gods will. you can't control that. but i think it should have gone to trial. i think society in two years when she comes out for house forest needs to worry. >> a picture of david. >> but his mother? >> there is justice. yes. and she's a felon now for life. she's gotta live with all that. i don't. oh my god, every time i get out of bed in the morning, one leg sits guilty, one says felon. >> and as for the detective who so doggedly pursued the case who now thinks a murderer got away. >> at first, i was disappointed. so, i had to make peace with it. when i put my h

and on the next "judge judy"... >> malarkey. >> judge judy is a very smart lady. >> malarkey. >> i think that we need to do some growing up here. >> malarkey. that's all it is. it's ridiculous. >> he slid into a ditch. that's why he had to put another $1,300 into the car. >> and i put in $6,000 into a hoopty. >> he just needs to grow up. >> he just needs to grow up. that's what he needs at 35. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> now at 5:00, a shark attack in marin county. we'll tell you where it happened and the latest on the search for the swimmer. >>> and it has been 30 years since paully class was kidnapped. >>> the big healthcare strike in the united states could be coming to the bay area, when it could start and what it could mean for doctor appointments. >>> i'm andrea nakano. >> i'm brian hackney. a shark attack off the marin county coast. searching for a missing swimmer who is believed to have been bitten by the shark. >> authorities say it happened off wildcat beach. three men went out for a swim at wildcat beach when they say a shark attacked one of them. two people swam

. >> joining me now are judy meyer from lewiston and joyce vance who went to school there.overnor is speaking about her love of lewiston. what is it like there now? you have people with loss and a lockdown and fear that there's a man on the loose, a killer. >> yeah. this is all happening last night and overnight, it was more like quiet shock. people went home, stores closed, everybody buttoned up. it has evolved to this point today as turning into anger and worry and frustration. then i think that's shared by a lot of people. i know the governor said lewiston doesn't deserve this, but no city deserves this. the people here are just reeling. >> judy, the father of joseph walker, who was killed, he spoke to my colleague moments ago by phone. here is some of what he said about his beloved son. >> joe was a great, great son. loving husband. he had two grandchildren and a stepson living at home with them, bringing them all up. loved thousands of people. thousands of people loved him. i know he is gone. i've gone through this before. i lost a daughter in a car accident over 25 ye

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and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs.ouncer: and now, "bbc news". ♪ >> this is bbc world news america. , releases to american hostages -- hamas releases to american hostages. gaza continues to await humanitarian aid as the situation grows more desperate. republicans vote to remove jim jordan as their candidate speaker, leaving congress paralyzed after weeks of uncertainty. how tiktok is playing a major role in the presidential elections in argentina, as the country struggles with high inflation. ♪ hello and welcome to world news america. new developments. thomas has -- hamas has release to american hostages. they have been reunited with their families. the mother and daughter were kidnapped during this attack. originally from illinois, they were in israel visiting family. there are still about 200 hostages held in gaza. many are believed to be americans. the statement said they will have the full support of the u.s. government as they recover and heal. and we should respect their privacy in this moment. he thanked israel

and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs.ouncer: and now, "bbc news". ♪ >> i'm helena humphrey in washington, d.c. and this is bbc world news america. the u.n. says the humanitarian situation in gaza is growing increasingly desperate. egyptian state media reports it is crossing into gaza and trucks are loaded with supplies but they rate -- they remain stuck at the border and rocket strikes continue both from israel and hamas, nearly two weeks into the war. welcome to world news america. aid agencies are issuing warnings about a worsening humanitarian situation in the gaza strip. the u.n. says gaza is on the brink with over 100 trucks needed every day to support the palestinians. egyptian state media is reporting crossing into gaza will be open for several hours friday to allow the delivery of some aid. trucks have been lining up for days waiting to be let in. israel has a revised upwards the number of hostages they say are being held in gaza. 203. the defense minister says they will soon see gaza from the inside. both sides c

lucas-judy? >> our recommendations we're hoping i risk and work them into it strategic operating plan because we think it's important enough it does have the additional funding that it has now this opportunity to address some of these long-standing challenges in customer service, and i.t. modernization. >> gao does a great job of resenting every year i risk categories to congress. one of which the way is legacy systems and i.t. modernization which i took up and worked very closely with the head of gao to try to address that. i think we got pretty high marks for doing that. although i risk remains a case in point where we have lots of progress to make. shouldn't the fact irs itself, now estimates over i could have turned a year, should never be a high priority for you and for us? >> it established high priority. >> a high priority. let me just say, commissioner werfel i want to work with you and hope this me wants to work with you. we can talk about tax cheats but every american difficult to volun