judith thore not suspected from this pension. judith thorpe got a _ suspected from this pension.h thorpe got a very rare _ suspected from this pension. judith thorpe got a very rare form - suspected from this pension. judith thorpe got a very rare form of - thorpe got a very rare form of coronavirus. she got on the saturday and had her ventilator turned up on the wednesday. it attacked her spine and her brain. that is something thatis and her brain. that is something that is worth the story in itself. she had started working for the hospital on a very low salary, £14,500 a year. she was raising two children alone after the death of her husband. she had been paying a small amount into her pension since november. she decided in the middle of this year even the tiny man she was paying less than £400, was too much because every penny counted. —— their tiny amount. she asked to cash in her pension and got £240. that was such a meaningful amount. that is something people are not realising, when you are right down at the bottom in terms of earnings, the use of many becomes granular. eve

judith is in liverpool for us. - save her life. judith is in liverpool for us.ave save her life. judith is in _ liverpool for us. what more have we heard? the court has heard those awful details about the last minute of olivia's lie. as you say, police officers raced here atjust after iopm last monday night, armed officers called to the scene, and when they turned up, they found a nine—year—old with a gunshot wound to the chest, and they scooped her up, put her in the back of a police car and braced to alder hey children's's hospital, just about a mile or so from here. one of the officers was trying to stem the bleeding from olivia's chest by pressing his hand over it as he ran through the main entrance doors of the hospital, where he was met by the hospital, where he was met by the trauma team. there were extensive efforts there to save the little girl for more than an hour, including a blood transfusion, but we are told thatjust including a blood transfusion, but we are told that just after that time, just before 11:30pm, it was decided that those efforts shou

russia wants to swap them for a dangerous arm dealer name viktor bout -- judith -- judith browne dianisitney griner's lawyers plan to file an appeal. due process not really, thing is a prisoner swap the only hope of getting her out? >> we're the same type of liberties and freedoms to defendants around -- the notion that she was made to sign documents at the air part that we're not explain to her, and not give it to her and her native language. even by russia's own standards, those procedures weren't followed. but at the end of the day, it may not count for very much. because under russian law, we are not guaranteed the same rights -- the same types of rights to appeal and due process as here. the prisoner swap most likely scenes like her best and strongest routes to being able to be released early, before her nine year sentence. which of course, is exuberant. it has to be served. -- >> there's something of a split screen this. week the justice department brought charges against four officers involved in breonna taylor's death. and the same day, britney griner was sentenced to prison in

judith moritz has this report.as described as a "reasonably famous footballer". the court heard about his world cup victory with france in 2018. and about his success with manchester city, which the jury heard gave him wealth and status, and a privileged and moneyed lifestyle. but, the prosecution said, this case has little to do with football. instead, tim craig qc said... the jury was told that this man, louis saha matturie, was a friend of benjamin mendy�*s and acted as his fixer, arranging parties and introducing the footballer to young women. it's said by the prosecution a stream of women were brought to mr mendy�*s mansion in cheshire, and there many were raped and sexually assaulted. each man is accused of eight rape offences. they were described as predators — between them, attacking 13 women. the court heard that behind the gates of the mansion, the girls were rendered vulnerable, that they had their phones taken away and that some were attacked inside rooms with high—security locks. but the jury was told

judith durham, who's died at the age of 79. of england due to record high temperatures and little rainfall, concern is now turning to the risk of wildfires across the uk. fire chiefs have warned that cities need to be better prepared, as our environment correspondent claire marshall explains. the searing heat coupled with the lack of rain has made the countryside bone—dry. wildfires normally seen on moors or grasslands have come closer than ever to houses. in early summer, this blaze began on a country parkjust south of birmingham. it came within a few metres of local homes. we went to look at what was left behind. the wind direction changed and it's pushed it this way, north. so the houses, where are the houses? just over there? the houses are sort of down here, through the trees, yeah. so when that happened, the decision was made to start evacuating some of them houses. not one house was damaged. david swallow�*s team managed to contain the blaze, helped by his expertise as the uk's leading wildfire tactical advisor. he had b

judith moritz, bbc news, chester.dual vaccine to tackles both the original covid virus and the newer omicron variant. the government says it will now form part of the autumn booster campaign for people over the age of 50. so how will this so—called bivalent vaccine work? here's ofer levy, director of vaccines at boston children's hospital. you know, i think the key point to your viewers is that we are in a better place now, in regards to this pandemic. we have vaccines, medications, etc.. but the coronavirus has not gone away and if i understand the data correctly we still about 150 per day in the united kingdom still dying of this virus. with fall and winter approaching, can we do any better than we are now? the bivalent vaccine that moderna is offering contains an mrna for the spike protein for the original virus that causes this pandemic. as well as the new omicron variant. it is bivalent, it targets both. the data i reviewed on this vaccine, the bivalent vaccine, it suggest safety and immunogenicity, the vaccine i

judith moritz, bbc news, chester.f games a bit of a challenge. but a new version of chess has competitors more worried about the cold than the heat, as wendy urquhart reports. it's chess, but not as we know it. in this version, the board is submerged in swimming pool and all the pieces are weighted and magnetic. the players had to hold their breath while they made their move which meant they did not have a whole lot of time to take in their opponent's last move or to determine what advantage their next move might give the opposition. that was a huge challenge for the 10 players who took part in the world dive chess championships in the pool at the leonardo royal hotel in london. trying to see the pieces, keep yourself down, there's a lot more and once you play a long game, you are doing 30, a0 moves and every time you are going down or coming up, it is a marathon in itself. the pool is reawlly cold and spending a lot of time underwater hurts your oxygen intake so it becomes harder and harder to find good moves as the

judith moritz, bbc news, liverpool. news: on the 50th anniversary of the godfather — often proclaimed the greatest film ever made — talking movies celebrates this landmark classic. # the first time... 50 years ago, a roberta flack song topped the record charts... # ever i saw yourface... we are today seeing the progress of modern china. ..president nixon made a historic visit to china and in britain, there was a 47—day miners strike. and in the cinema world, there was a momentous event. what many claim is the greatest movie ever made was launched — a portrait of an italian—american crime family in new york in the 1940s and �*50s. it was, for a time, the highest—grossing film ever made, a blockbuster that was also a work of great art. it was the godfather. i'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse. hello from new york, i'm tom brook and welcome to our talking movies godfather anniversary special. half a century on, we celebrate and reassess the landmark classic, directed by francis ford coppola, starring movie great

judith moritz reports.benjamin mendy picked up a knee injury during a match against crystal palace. he was sent to a clinic in barcelona for surgery. today his trial heard that whilst he was recovering in the spanish city the following month, he and his entourage met a group of women in a nightclub. one of them stayed in touch with a friend of mr mendy�*s and in 2018 shejoined both men and others on a night out in manchester. the woman says that despite being with one of the footballer�*s friends, benjamin mendy pursued her. she said, at one point he came up to me and said, "when he's not here, i'm going to kidnap you." "i thought he was joking," she said. the group went back to benjamin mendy�*s mansion in cheshire. the next morning, the woman was having a shower when she says the footballer walked into the bathroom. the woman gave evidence via pre—recorded video, which was played to the jury. the court heard her describe trying to push benjamin mendy away. she says she spoke to him in his native french, u

coming out of judith butler and other scholars as a part of what we put under the umbrella of wokeness. so maybe some economic views that people term woke. socialism and things like that, maybe evenrejuvenation of marxism . they are not all the same thing but often times are clustered together not everybody subscribes of what's driving us all crazy >> other questions we can turn to. >> on this perspective >> i couldn't agree more, what does it mean? >> that is a problem in the general pretty good job trying to definable not defining term from a social perspective, i cannot measure and i have no jihad and engage with the. i agree things are very soppy and a finery approach the world is far too complicated to any of this in my view. i completely agree, another question that we have willspo weakness, were we exhaust herself or will he get worse? one piece of data incidentally, i'm a data person we sink insulation much more prominent among the colonials on treadmill videos 24 and under it's a lot less interesting to the older generation cancellation is not necessarily a good thing. i publi

judith, thank you, in liverpool. —— integral to liverpool being able.g night in west yorkshire, and hid her body in a suitcase, has been jailed for life. bradford crown court heard how dawn walker, who was 52, was found dead in undergrowth behind their home near halifax, four days after marrying 46—year—old thomas nutt, in october last year. the former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson has told a court his former player ryan giggs has a "fantastic temperament". the former footballer is accused of assaulting his ex—partner and her younger sister, which he denies. 0ur sports news correspondent, laura scott, was in court. at the end of the second week of ryan giggs's trial, the jury heard 100 pages of sometimes explicit text messages and a letter that kate greville wrote but never sent the former footballer in 2020. titled the final goodbye, it detailed his alleged infidelity is with eight women. miss greville wrote, i was living 1's life with you, you were living 1's life with you, you were living multiple lives with dozens of women. as the defe

judith moritz, bbc news, liverpool. overground workers today took industrial action over pay, conditions and pensions. some london bus drivers also took part in the industrial action. the travel problems will continue throughout the weekend, as another national rail strike takes place tomorrow. our transport correspondent katy austin has the very latest. the shutters are down at many tube stations in london today, and there were long queues for buses this morning. struggling to get to work, it's just annoying. but i understand why they're doing it, but what can we do? thank you very much, the rmt, it's very kind of them, they've screwed up my day completely. repeated strikes are taking their toll on hospitality businesses. at this city centre wine bar, tables are being laid but customers aren't coming. for us, like, it costs thousands of pounds each day, and obviously every day we don't take money, for us, it's like always a question to reopen the doors the day after. and this is, like, a really, really big problem for

judith moritz, bbc news, chester. power in afghanistan after the chaotic withdrawal of international forces. their return prompted a desperate exodus — here, even a baby being handed to a foreign soldier. many who tried to flee had worked alongside international forces and agencies. but the vast majority of people stayed in their country are now facing an economic crisis, severe food shortages and the curtailing of what progress there had been for women and girls. 0ur correspondent yogita limaye reports from kabul. a song of defiance. "if they fight us again, we'll pray the world is destroyed." the taliban erupted in a spontaneous celebration. at kabul�*s main square, hundreds gathered to mark one year since they walked into this city and took over afghanistan. carrying american weapons, fighters and their commanders now trying to run a country. when you compare the taliban this time around to their rule during the 1990s, you perhaps don't hear of the level of brutality that was associated with that regime. but one bi

judith, some people saying this amounts to government officials taking control of the city's council?s will have a hand in helping to run the majority of this council's functions. as you say, there were already four commission is in place, helping to run departments like planning and highways. at this extend their remit. it comes after a period in which the former mayor, joe anderson, was arrested on suspicion of bribery and witness intimidation, something he denies that he has never been charged with, although he and others remain under investigation. after that period, a new mayor was installed, promises of a new start. but then over the last year, since the fresh start was promised, there have been a string of scandals, including the renewal of scandals, including the renewal of the city energy supply, mistakes made around us could cost the city an extra £10 million that it can ill afford. it then emerged that 12 council contracts have expired or were about to expire, costing the city more money. today, the commissioner that has been announced that will be installed will take contr

judith, thank you. our top story this lunchtime...cketing energy costs. they're calling for immediate government help. and coming up — the duchess of sussex says she upset the "dynamic of the hierarchy" of the royal family "just by existing". and coming up in the sport in the next 15 minutes on the bbc news channel, we'll look ahead to the second day at the us open, with emma raducanu due to start the defence of her title at flushing meadows. in recent weeks, dozens of warnings have been issued for beaches and water courses in england and wales, because of raw sewage pumped by water companies. they say they have no choice during spells of heavy rain, but the government has announced a plan to tackle the issue in england. however critics say the new rules, don't go far enough. tim muffett has more from whitstable, in kent. all too often these swimmers in whitstable take an unlucky dip. it is effectively human excrement. anything from baby wipes, tampons, toilet roll. it's brown stuff in the water - and it's very sort of, like, foamy. i

back think and think thin and think thin and lose weight judith back cognitive, behavioral therapy daughtern back, who in fact, the founders of this type of therapy, and i still want to make a small accent, yes, you say these are expensive to see a specialist, but you go once and for life and for life, if you work well, and now you want and cry to the nutritionist will come. she will say, so you need to adjust the diet, come on. you to someone else, wait, long and a psychotherapist. we are a little like different things now absolutely normal. yes, the scheme does work by the way, that's the most important thing, i hope they managed to write down the book, do not confuse it with serials. eat pray love depending on which sergey said very interesting to know the results of your test, if you have this addiction and let's be ready to reveal to us say yes remember. yes, let's go in order. i am i will remind through the audience and everyone present in this studio. the first question was the only one. you are a lot even when you don't feel hungry. yes, it's all good. everything is fine. and? if ye

>> lawrence 100% listening to brook and judith. leadership is key.an a school for the better part of two decades. you take care of your teachers. they are the ones who are literally on the frontlines with the children, day in and day out. their happiness -- will make huge gains with the children. with the parents, you have a great teacher, you take care of that person. you work together. you problem solve together. leadership, leadership, leadership. lawrence: so you just heard from them. it's leadership that's really what it comes down to and until our nation leaders step up future of our country remain at risk we have more what our panel later this hour as they discuss pressure to interject politics into the classroom but first a disturbing video of a allege child abuse from a florida preschool. the family that was impacted by that. they're going to join me after the break. don't go anywhere. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had p

and charles k, 82-year-old judith k, and 76-year-old jonathan kogan. the bodies were found inside a vehicle in the driveway of the home and the other two as cyberhomes. the fire has burned more than 61,000 acres and is 95% contained. >>> a family making in the base series, half of california's metro areas have homes that are at least 10% overvalued the numbers have fixed rating. there estimated to be worse in some cities. san francisco and san diego tied for the highest average at 22%. san jose homes estimated to be 16% overvalued. >>> the return of oakland's chinatown street vestry today kicks off's 33rd annual festival put on by the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce. these are always a highlight. they feature more than 100 food vendors offering everything from jewelry, clothing, food, and social services. it was created to encourage a sense of community to celebrate diversity in culture and business. >> we welcome everyone. let's all work together. we need to unify. let's all be enjoying this weekend. >> the event continues to from 10:00 a.m. to

an 82 year-old judith kaye's, all claimants river residents.st service at last check tonight, the fire has burned over 60,000 acres and is at 95% containment. 95% containment. >> alameda county fire is back days fighting the 6 river lightning complex fire up in humboldt county. that fire burned over 25,000 acres. it stands at 81% containment right now. we do want to get you a check of your forecast at this hour. taking a live look outside. >> bit of a gloomy. yeah. looks like it turned gloomy because went out for a walk today over the fisherman's wharf area. it was pretty nice. it seemed like it was a lot cooler than what we've been dealing with. yeah. marisa's got a check just how hot we've got today. said yet 15 degree drop in temperatures. danon o well. so instead of being in the upper 90's are low triple digits. >> we were in the mid to upper 80's for warmest inland valleys in the east bay, 15 degrees. cooler than where we were today. remember livermore yesterday warmed up to 101 degrees yesterday. but today. >> 88 degrees so much needed re

a long time citizen scientist judith schmidt schmidt of modesto processed these great views. > >> in texas, flash flood another flood another storm related issues up and down the east coast are causing trouble trouble across the country. here country. here is cbs reporter ks van cleave speaking to the trann secretary but all the headaches. headaches. >> reporter: another punishing stretch for summer travel is facing a flurry of flight disruptions. >> our flight was canceled. we are back again today. it was canceled this morning. now we are back again. >> reporter: severe weather pounded dallas. more than half of the flights that one of the nation's busiest airports were delayed or canceled monday. nationally, nearly 1/4 of all flights offered by u.s. carriers carriers have experienced delaye the beginning of august by an average american two minutes. >> >> i actually have a flight today that was canceled, rebookd canceled, rebooked and has had three changes to it. >> it seems if i did my job the way the airlines do, i wouldn'te it. >> this is the customer servicee for united. >> repo

you are about to enter the courtroom of >> announcer: you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judithaid for by cbs television distribution justin jacobs is suing his ex-girlfriend, jessica paolo, for filing false charges and property taken without permission. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 124 on the calendar in the matter of jacobs vs. paolo. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: mr. jacobs, ms. paolo is your former girlfriend, and it is your claim that she filed a false police report about you, causing you to be incarcerated for four days, requiring you to hire an attorney, and that she has some property that belongs to you. i think that the property is a rifle that was a gift to you. is that right? from myher. judgeudy:nd a y wererrested, it is youclaiok yue youtruck. when you finally got your truck back, all of the property in your truck, which was hunting gear, et cetera, was gone. and the defendant says that you did, in fact, commit the acts t

my name is judith w. they've done sanction. somebody creates the cause and effect relationship in the global economy that has a detrimental impact on your own economic activity. ah, you get, we get enough doors, lots computer comes in with a squeak beltran olives, to read you to increase what appears you know, you need to kind of grow the way in there. and she was awesome. just so you know, the last part of the financing for us to order shorter when they can let me can principally they can, you can go about in the morning. post was what we're going to restrict their shed said to see where they're going to load. you need me can just email it to them to sit down and present issue with who you sent them a here today and you mean yes, wait a minute to provide you with a good source of credit? yes. on the route you just a longer critics don't she just was playing with us here. take a little to mr. on the bus, which you don't put, took, slipped me, the do of the center won't go up. she had to graduate and she should use me the issue,

so one of the women sarah allingham charged another woman judith friel was stealing the sheet. although these charges really that's the oversimplified this whole situation. so judith frio was a washer woman who just happened to have the sheet amongst the dirty laundry. she was collecting that day. so imagine her consternation where sarah ellingham ran out into the street way later grabbed up her bundles and began rummaging through them and the city streets loudly actually remington three of them. so when allingham found which she insisted was hershey she announced her discovery and marched off with it to file charges in the new york. city's mayor's court and judicial was following in her way. so once in court, it became clear that judith friel was in fact really transporting that she to her house to be washed. it was another woman sally riley who had taken it nearly a year earlier. so riley had been sold it to rosanna morara. this is getting confusing who's bundle of laundry was the one that contained the sheet so both of those women joined the other two making four women and a

you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlinfor by cbs television distribution 21-year-old denzel anderson is suing his ex-roommate, 22-year-old javonte carter, for breaking their lease. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 439 on the calendar in the matter of anderson vs. carter. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: mr. anderson, you and mr. carter were roommates. you signed a lease together. your claim is that mr. carter moved out four months prior to the lease terminating. you want him to be responsible for the four months left on the lease. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: and this is what i'm gathering from reading the papers. sometime after you moved in, mr. carter had some financial reversals. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: lost his job, wasn't able to pick up the slack in the rent, and you had to cover for him. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: at one point, according to you, even the electricity was turned off, or power was turned off, b

sure how the situation will look in fall and winter winter dot judith ish no to and then of course, from an epidemiological perspective, we can't rule out any measures at the moment. rather try to do everything possible to avoid it. is it's a formation thus, what would you do differently if you were making the decisions? it's been misanthropy low on term for soccer. well, i'm a scientist and i'm trying to make sense of the pandemic, and proceed accordingly. a spike in faults against us. thus, rooney sig, i would very much like to try that with a different risk communication strategy to further increased trust or to for buttons with us. we are a lot of them so that we can all enjoy our freedom with the right awareness and the knowledge and also know where our limits. arson, where the dangers lie, hotel, she own to stink her her. and i think mask mandates indoors. for example, in all public buildings in the fall and winter would certainly make a lot of sense as it says in full field. and many thanks to the interview that i find here is from the university of applied sciences in 100. you're

you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlinelevision distribution linda compton is suing her ex-boyfriend, james henson, and his fianceé, karen newton, for a stolen ring, unpaid rent and utilities, and an insurance payment. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 478 on the calendar in the matter of compton vs. henson/newton. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ma'am, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: ms. compton, mr. henson was your former fiancé. >> yes. >> judge judy: and the co-defendant is his current fianceé. >> yes. >> judge judy: and i like to pare things down relatively easily. your case is about the following. you claim that, when you became engaged, mr. henson gave you a ring, but the stone used in that ring was yours. >> yes. >> judge judy: mr. henson paid for the ring. >> yes. >> judge judy: but not the diamond. >> yes. >> well, there was a diamond in it when i bought it. >> judge judy: i'd like to see the ring. >> okay. >> judge judy: okay. now, this is clearly an engagement ring. and it was pur

you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin.a gailliard and her grandson, 18-year-old jermari martin, are suing their neighbor and jermari's former employer, brian dougherty, for fraud and unpaid wages. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 479 on the calendar in the matter of gailliard-martin vs. dougherty. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ma'am, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: it's an interesting case. each one of you claim that the other committed a theft and bank fraud. your last name is? >> martin. >> judge judy: you're 17, mr. martin? >> i just turned 18 last wednesday. >> judge judy: so you're no longer a minor? >> no. >> judge judy: and you're his? >> his grandmother. >> judge judy: you don't have to stand up there. you can sit down. you're a witness. he's 18. now, you worked for mr. dougherty last summer. >> correct. >> judge judy: for how long? >> approximately about the whole summer. >> judge judy: is this the first time you worked for

you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlinstribution june stahr is suing her ex-boyfriend, gregory russell jr., for an unidar loa ths case number on the calendar in the matter of stahr vs. russell. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: all right. ms. stahr, you and the defendant were together, according to what i read in the complaint, for approximately 7 years. you have a 4-year-old child together, and while you were together, you purchased a car, the two of you. >> yes. >> judge judy: the car was in the defendant's name. there was a loan on the car, and the loan, i assume, on the car was also in his name. >> it was in both names. >> judge judy: the loan was in both names or the... >> oh, the loan, no. the car on the pink slip was in both names. the loan was just in my name. >> judge judy: anyway, that's it. it's all about the car because you split up when? >> november 11, 2015. >> judge judy: and when was the car pur

you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlinsion distribution deborah smith is suing her former employer marshall smith for the return of her belongings and for damages from an illegal lockout. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 157 on the calendar in the matter of smith vs. smith. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: mr. smith, how did you meet the plaintiff? >> the plaintiff was a friend of a friend. approximately three years ago, my cat needed babysitting, so i initiated her. i re-met her again a year ago. >> judge judy: and when you say you initiated something a year ago, tell me what it was that you initiated. >> i had purchased a hundred-year-old house, and i was conversing with my friends -- and she was present -- about the problems i was having with ng up. i'd hired an inspector, but he didn't do a good job. i needed plumbing, a roof, electrical. there was no foundation on my house. >> judge judy: were you living there? >> i was

you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlinon distribution bridget mack is suing neighbors michelle and francisco herrera for medical bills after their dog bit her 8-year-old son, malik. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 22 on the calendar in the matter of mack vs. herrera. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: mm-hmm. parties have been sworn in, judge. you may be seated. young men, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. mack, it is your claim that the herreras' dog bit your 8-year-old son. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: on what date did this happen? >> february 19th, this year. >> judge judy: how long have the two of you been neighbors? >> i've lived there almost 2 years. this july will be 2 years. >> judge judy: and you? >> we've lived there for almost 7 years. >> judge judy: and you have two dogs? >> i have four dogs. >> judge judy: four dogs. what kind of dogs do you have? >> i have a mutt, and then i have a chiweenie and two chihuahuas. >> judge judy: a what? >> a mutt. she's a mixture of all sorts. and then a chiweenie,

you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlincbs tevisiistrution donna seeker is suing oleg pilipovski for selling her a defective doberman pinscher, vet bills, and the cost of a dna test. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 33 on the calendar in the matter of seeker vs. pilipovski. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. seat >> judge judy: ms. seeker, do you breed dobermans? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: are you a large breeder of dobermans? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: in what state do you live? >> georgia. >> judge judy: how long have you been breeding dobermans? >> about 10 years now. >> judge judy: you also breed dobermans, but on a much smaller level, according to what you wrote in your answer. >> correct. i'm not just a breeder. i'm more like train and show dogs. >> judge judy: how many dobermans do you have? >> right now, i got eight adult dogs. >> judge judy: but you're involved in some breeding but mostly training and showing. >> fifty-fifty, l

you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlintribution miercoles bell is suing 22-year-old antwon mcneese for stealing his yu-gi-oh! card collection and punitive damages. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 6 on the calendar in the matter of bell vs. mcneese. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. sir, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: mr. bell, your lawsuit is about an allegation that mr. mcneese stole some property that belongs to you. >> that's correct. >> judge judy: property that you allege he stole was some sort of cards. and i know that i come from another century, but i've never heard of those cards, and i see that you came equipped for show and tell. so would you show me the cards, what these cards are? >> okay. these are yu-gi-oh! cards. >> judge judy: give them to officer byrd. >> they're collectible, and each one comes in a different box. >> judge judy: my children used to collect baseball cards. you didn't play with them, but you traded the

you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin.or by cbs television distribution 24-year-old ashley jensen is suing her former landlord, eula compton, for the return of rent and unlawful eviction and harassment. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 16 on the calendar in the matter of jensen vs. compton. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. gentlemen, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: ms. jensen, the defendant was your landlord, and she's no longer your landlord. >> correct. >> judge judy: she gave you a 30-day notice at one point. is that right? >> yes. >> judge judy: and you're suing her for a variety of things -- harassment, actually forcing you to move, and for a month's rent. and that month's rent would be the last month's rent that you were there. well, you claim her harassment was such that it made it almost unlivable. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: okay. so tell me, when did you move in? >> in july of 2016. >> judge judy: and when did you move out? >> i m

you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin.h bauer is suing mary mcleod for the return of money she paid for a dog and punitive damages. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 58 on the calendar in the matter of bauer vs. mcleod. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ladies, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: ms. bauer, this is sort of an interesting case. you purchased a dog from ms. mcleod. >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: you found ms. mcleod on the internet. >> yes, i did. >> judge judy: when? >> about january 30. >> judge judy: and you were looking for a dog because... >> i was looking for a dog for a companion, number one. i also have mental disorders that i've been battling since i was 15, including agoraphobia, which is essentially homebound. >> judge judy: mm-hmm. >> and i was looking to train this dog and have her certified as an animal that would allow me to go into public and interact with people and... >> judge judy: had you had a dog before? >>

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. >> announcer: "judge judy." the courtroom >> announcer: "judge judy." the courtroom of judge judith television distribution twenty-three-year-old melysa juengel is suing her ex-boyfriend, 23-year-old luke wesner, for unpaid car payments, tow fees, tickets and repair costs. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 45 on the calendar in the matter of juengel vs. wesner. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. sir, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. juengel, i have a couple of preliminary questions for you. >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: mr. wesner was your boyfriend. >> correct. >> judge judy: and you lived together for a period of time, and i'd like you tell me when you lived together, from when to when, month and year. >> december 2014 till i believe it was april 2016, we stopped living together. >> judge judy: and, during that time, you purchased a car. >> correct. >> judge judy: and it was the only car that you had together. >> correct. >> judge judy: is that correct? >> correct. >> judge judy: when did you purchase t

you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. this is "judge judy." 24-year-old azeri paige, for assault and vandalism to her car. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 132 on the calendar in the matter of johnson vs. paige. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: ms. johnson, you and ms. paige are connected because you each have a child who has the same father. >> yes. >> judge judy: would that be you? >> yes. >> judge judy: okay. and it is your claim that the defendant came to the house. you live together? >> no. well, as of now, yes. >> judge judy: as of -- >> back when the case happened, yeah, we did live together. >> judge judy: and while you were living together, it is your claim that the defendant came over one evening, assaulted you, and vandalized your car. >> yes. >> judge judy: the defendant denies she was even in town on the night that she's alleging that this happened. and she has a counterclaim she says that you

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you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. salazar is suing her ex-boyfriend agustin villegas for rent, utility bills, care credit charges, property damage, and an assault. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 14 on the calendar in the matter of salazar vs. villegas. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. have a seat, sir. >> judge judy: ms. salazar, how long did you and mr. villegas live together? we were together approximately two years. >> judge judy: from when to when? >> from about april 2015 till just recently. >> judge judy: what is just recently? give me the date. >> july 17, 2016. >> judge judy: that is not two years. >> it's '14. it was 2014. >> '14. >> when we started dating. >> judge judy: and during that time, who were you working for? >> i was working for northern quest. it's a casino and resort. >> judge judy: and what was mr. villegas doing? >> he was a... well, he still is currently a tree trimmer for asplundh. >> judge judy: did you lease thi

you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin.istribution greg martini is suing his former employee, 21-year-old henry plantz, for the return of money henry was overpaid. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 68 on the calendar in the matter of martini vs. plantz. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: mr. martini, it is your claim that you overpaid mr. plantz, who was an employee of yours. mr. plantz has a counterclaim. his counterclaim is that you, without his authorization, deducted some money that was to go towards repaying you for overpaying him from his last paycheck. so he has a counterclaim. mr. plantz, i'm going to start with you. when did you start to work for mr. martini, and in what capacity? >> mid-september of 2016, i was hired on to close the building. >> judge judy: close what building? >> sports plus, it's a sporting complex. it has hockey rinks, basketball courts. >> judge judy: when you say to close the building, what did that invo

you are about to enter the courtroom of >> announcer: you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judithrvis is suing her ex-boyfriend, joseph russo, for the return of rent and property and the cost of a moving van. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 440 on the calendar in the matter of jervis vs. russo. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: ms. jervis, your home state is what state? >> california and arizona. >> judge judy: and your home state is what, sir? >> arizona. >> judge judy: at some point, the two of you got together. in what year was that? >> 2016, july 4th. >> judge judy: how? >> we met through a dating website. >> judge judy: and you traveled from california to arizona? >> i was already living out there part time and part time in california for the last three years. i work from home, so i'm able to go -- >> judge judy: did you travel from california to arizona? >> i did. >> judge judy: what was your home address, mr. russo, in 2015? >> it was in texas. >> judge judy: texas. >> ma'am,

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you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlinr by cbs television distribution >> announcer: jesse deleiko is suing his ex-girlfriend, jerrica duncan, for car damages, a lease-breaking fee, and utility bills. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 577 on the calendar in the matter of deleiko versus duncan. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: how old are you, ms. duncan? >> 24. >> judge judy: how old do you have to be to rent a car? >> i think it's 25. >> judge judy: that's correct, and they do that for a reason. so this is your first part of your case. mr. deleiko, this was your girlfriend for a little while. according to your complaint, sir, you rented a car for her because you said... >> her car broke down. >> judge judy: i don't care. >> okay. >> judge judy: you said, "unfortunately, she was unable to rent a car on her own." >> correct. >> judge judy: well, the reason she's unable to rent a car on her own is because rental-car companies d

you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin.bs television distribution joseph lackay and his friend, antoinette baysah, are suing lawrence cassell for the return of money they paid for a car, traveling costs, and punitive damages. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 23 on the calendar in the matter of lackay/baysah vs. cassell. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: mr. lackay, your coplaintiff, can you pronounce your last name for me? "bashay"? >> "baysa." >> judge judy: baysah. she needed a car. you knew this gentleman. >> for over 20 years. >> judge judy: mr. cassell. and he has the ability to go to car auctions. >> correct. >> judge judy: she needed a car, and you acted as middleman between your friend and the defendant. you gave him $2,200 for a car for her, according to your complaint, and you have an undriveable vehicle. >> correct. >> judge judy: do you still have the vehicle? >> no, ma'am. >> judge judy: you returned it to him? >>

you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlinbs television distribution patrick dailey and his son, sean, are suing sean's ex-girlfriend and their former roommate, sherri englent, for the return of property and a false restraining order. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 469 on the calendar, matter of dailey vs. englent. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: mr. dailey, i'm going to start with you, sir. this is your son. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: and your son and ms. englent lived together. >> yes, ma'am. that is correct. >> judge judy: how long did you live together? >> three years, your honor. >> judge judy: from when to when? >> i'd say 2014 to 2016. >> judge judy: at some point, mr. englent, you weren't well, and you moved in with your son and his girlfriend. >> yes, ma'am. that is correct. >> judge judy: when was that? >> that was october of '15. >> judge judy: also living there, you have children. >> my two minor children. >> judge judy: how old are they? >> my daughter is 11, and my

you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin.y cbs television distribution donna brannen is suing towing-company owner steven o'grady for illegally towing her car and damaging her fence. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 106 on the calendar in the matter of brannen vs. o'grady. >> 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. brannen, according to your complaint, you have been living in the same mobile-home park for 24 years. >> correct. >> judge judy: is that correct? >> correct. >> judge judy: the defendant has a towing company. one of his clients is the mobile-home lot, and he has a contract with them to tow cars that are in violation of certain rules of the park or governmental rules. so far, correct? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: how long have you had that contract? >> approximately 2 years, your honor. >> judge judy: okay. mr. o'grady towed a car of yours... >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: ...twice so far. and you went to

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