judith, let's start with you. 66 days away from election day. every time a state makes it more confusing to vote or brings in more rules, georgia says, hold my beer. they are changing rules 66 days out. don't solve anything for anybody. >> yeah. what has happened is, we've come out of a convention, the dnc, everyone is getting, meanwhile, the republicans are like checkmate. you may have the numbers, but we make the rules. not only do we make the rules at these local election boards and the state election boards, but we also control. that is their game plan. their game plan is to continue with the historic play that started when obama ran, but also to see this discontent and chaos so when we get to certification, perhaps they will miss the deadline. the numbers matter, and where the candidates are going and the work that is being done, the ground, and all the things that have been done to build out infrastructure for progressive voters in the state of georgia-- >> and the way this is cloaked, this new proposal sounds like a good thing. any electe

and by the way, judith miller, i think it's now work and cnn. i was on some sort of panel of why i know she made appearances on fox. i stopped watching fox when they fired tucker, but um, she was on fox now. she's on cnn. great. okay. great, yeah, but now in fact i was on a panel they introduced, here's jude pulitzer prize winning judith miller from cnn thinking. oh, she did some other things to do, you know, but it doesn't matter. doesn't matter. right. uh, she has the credentials, as you say, no matter what she did. so now the washington is assessed for the mainstream price is assessed for and the people are saying that they know line of the, you know, again, i don't want to do it on this program to attempt to defend definitive understanding of the assassination attempt. but these people are still in power, and trump is still a candidate and we have much time ahead. i mean, if he is an ex essential threat, there's so many of his enemies claim then he's, he's fair game. i mean by there, very definition, lionel to peter, i'm a, i told you i'm, i

you had the new york times, judith miller, the new york times. who pushed that line in the course that came out. she was just repeating c, i a talking points and, but it took a long time for the new york times to finally kind of sheepishly say, wow, i guess maybe there were weapons, man structure, you know, 1000000 lives later or whatever. and by the way, judith miller, i think, is now working with cnn. i was on some sort of panel, right. i know she made appearances on fox. i stopped watching fox when they fired tucker, but um, she was on fox now. she's on cnn. great. okay, great. yeah, but now in fact i was on a panel they introduced, here's jude poland, surprise, one in judith miller from cnr thing. and she did some other things to do. you know, the matter doesn't matter. right. uh, she has the credentials, as you say, no matter what she did. so now the washington is assess pool. the main stream price is assessed for and the people are saying that they know line of the, you know, again, i don't want to do it on this program to attempt to defend

judith martin, the washington post comments. but my mother, judy the manners lady, is my favorite of these. judith's in the in the courtesy and she taught my brothers and i you know to mind our p's and q's. and i always questioned them. you know, i always wondered, why do we do things the way we do them? and i hungered for kind of a moral and philosophical underpinnings for our our our social norms and expectations. but i generally followed them and they served me well because my mother said they would lead to success and work in school and life. and she was right until i found myself in federal government. i served in washington, d.c., 17 to 2018 and there everything i thought to be true about the utility of the rules of politeness was questioned. well, in fact, in your book, the soul of civility, you write, when i moved to washington, d.c., and took a job in politics, my confidence in politeness was shaken. i discovered that those who survived and succeeded in washington often did so using two tactics punishing, ruthless meann

judith moritz, bbc news, southport. between russia and the west. those who've been freed include the wall streetjournal reporter evan gershkovich and the former us marine paul whelan, as well as prominent kremlin critics and anti—war campaigners. president biden welcomed their release. there's more to unpack about this story on our bbc website if you'd like more details. the director general of the bbc, tim davie, has defended the decision not to sack the former news presenter huw edwards — despite knowing he'd been arrested last november over the most serious category of images of child abuse. huw edwards pleaded guilty yesterday to three counts of making indecent images of children. tim davie said it would be "legally challenging" to recover money paid to him since his arrest, but that they would look at all options. here's david sillito. mind your backs, please! mind your backs! huw edwards' guilty plea relating to the most serious category of images of child sexual abuse raises questions for the bbc. its director—ge

. >> thank you and judith. >> brenda ramirez. >> what was the name? ramirez. whoops wrong on. >> my name is brenda ramirez and i'm aghbor to the candle dell strict project in fact i'm less than 50 feet away from where um, one of the high-rise research development building is planned for permanently and i have a numbncerns. (laughter) one is the main one i concerns with um, research and project going up so close and houses and what will be the affect on the community. i'm told that um, exhaust coming from those kinds ofz projects lab projects often can be quiet that is a concern for me and my neighbors in the whole area and naturally concerns about noise because construction how much longer will a contradiction need to be endured by with this additional two million square foins like years to me. so, you know those kinds of concerns and the additional traffic and parking unity andlt learning by accident this was proposed no notice given to the neighbors who are most directly impacted so that's a concern try that the um the endments will not go forward at least

and then she comes home like judith mcguire. she sees women dancing while being flirting with soldiers in from the field in their dress. she has particularly sharp words for varina davis herself. she calls her lady queen. in fact, for helping to organize some of these parties. she obviously, of course, doesn't know that varina doesn't entirely have her heart in them. in february of 1864, she felt she expressed that these parties and, these kinds of extravagances were going doom the confederacy, single. she said it would be the fault of. the confederacy is quote my quote high rollers. if the south should lose the quote if spartan austerity is to win our independence, we are a lost nation. i do not like. the signs and fear the writing on the wall might come in time to us. and during the winter of 64, she increasingly bitter about what she calls selfish lifestyles being lived. these women. she writes her hospital diary, which is an excellent book. you can get your hands on it. it's called a southern story. the city is unusually gay

that is the nature of a communicative society . society. >> tonight judith raanan say your interaction i'm very upset.i left me offended. i'm very upset. i feel very threatened by what you're saying. i'm going to report you to the police. and are you saying that because i feel sad about you, you're going to get back up? >> that's how it works. if you genuinely feel that, you could report to me. and then once i know , once i present my defence, know, once i present my defence, then people can judge it on the merits of both sides of the of both sides of the argument. >> a lot of what you say. but the thing is, this is what is happening now in the workplace where you and i have a little bit of a disagreement, and then i go and take a grievance out on you and you're suspended . you and you're suspended. >> and it's no, but that's what i agree with you, that the degree to which recourse is taken is what has to be regulated. you have a right to what you feel. you have the autonomy of that. and to express that you have a grievance with me. i have a right to defend myself and vehemently do so.

tony winner judith light and tony nominee katherine helmond. >> tony, i have not seen this show. >> chicago. >> well, i've seen chicago, but who's the boss? was that a big deal? i'm sorry. we'll go to break. we can't look at each other now. coming up, a shame for me. also, the incredible discovery. the fossils of what scientists believe could be a new species of dinosaur. >> and later in the mix. why being an insomniac like the two of us could be a sign of genius level iq. you're watching world news now. tony authentic pizza oven by granite stone. now make the world's most delicious pizza with real stone right in your own home. you simply set it and let it make golden, crispy, extra cheesy stone baked pies in under six minutes. pepperoni mushroom, hawaiian barbeque all hot, fresh and easy to do with paisano, the secret is the dual controlled heat zones that quickly heat the real ceramic stone up to 800 degrees, while melting the cheese and crisping the crust so you can stone bake just like the pros in under six minutes. look, take any pizza dough sauce, add your favorite toppings, and you'r

the news bulletin with sophia wenzler judith raanan . wenzler judith raanan. >> jacob.erjudith raanan. >> jacob. thank you. good evening. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom with your headunes the gb newsroom with your headlines at 8:00. the prime minister has chaired another emergency cobra meeting as police brace for another night of unrest across the country. suspects are appearing in court after a week of violence in the uk sparked by the stabbings in southport, among them a child aged just 15 who arrived before magistrates in liverpool with his mum after being identified from a video on tiktok. meanwhile, a man has become the first suspect to be convicted of stirring up racial hatred during the riots. after posting messages on facebook. 100 people have been charged and more than 400 arrested so far, and police have appealed for video footage of criminality, including an attack on a car during a counter—protest staged in birmingham. meanwhile, sir keir starmer has welcomed the news that children injured in the southport attack last week have now been discharged fr

what judith was calling the race riots there. some interesting points, jake . some interesting points, jake. >> well, it's one of those subject. we did keep going, didn't we? but the truth is, it feels to me like keir starmer has picked a side. and, you know, you can look at the behaviour of jess phillips. she's a home office minister. herjob she's a home office minister. her job is to uphold the law. herjob is to uphold the law. there were violent protests in birmingham that she then sought to excuse on twitter . people had to excuse on twitter. people had masks, people were apparently armed with knives and machetes and she said, well, they only turned up to stop the far right. if that isn't picking sides, what is if keir starmer was serious about dealing with this, he wouldn't have taken seven days to call a cobra meeting. he would have sacked jess phillips and said it is never acceptable for home office ministers to excuse violence and criminality on our streets . and i just think on our streets. and i just think that's why pe

even some office thing and that all the old carries, keith thought it was the federal vehicle, the judith master. fucking stacy, perfect and refreshed the method where it's out of the machine. you with mr. she's a young that this who a person there person as in history going by the main reasons for the confrontation with once again alone, language and face. think about new bloss. i know a pulse of will it will do is no you need to. yeah. you of course to the next part, check the frontier secure. really it's always good idea on the 1st. com, expedia, the police just well possibly know by 6 related and those come see for file is even though you for the, for it was from the from having seized russian land, postage, kings realize promos go sentiment. and the index territories was high due to orthodoxy. and loyalty to the russian can only co church. the catholic vote on the declared war on those who refuse to convert to catholicism to speed up converting russians in the occupied territories to catholicism, was sole created. a new charge for today was very similar to the orthodox one, but it wa

judith raanan . welcome back to judith raanan. welcome back to the saturday night showdown.me to go through the winners and losers of the week. you might have seen this week. you might have seen this week that a labour politician giving a speech to a crowd of anti—hate protesters apparently urged them to cut the throats of right wing people in the crowd cheered. i guess that's the kindness and tolerance they tell us about. he's been arrested and charged with encouraging violent disorder, but a representative of human rights group amnesty international was standing next to him and was seen on film clapping. remember when amnesty international were a human rights organisation? instead of cheering for the extrajudicial killing of political dissidents? well she's come up with a fantastic excuse. she couldn't hearit fantastic excuse. she couldn't hear it , fantastic excuse. she couldn't hear it, apparently couldn't hear it, apparently couldn't hear it. you might want to get your ears checked. love your standing right next to the guy and he had a megaphone. incredibly, the guardia

you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlinar-old tiara hooker is suing her former friend, 22-year-old rose mendez, for vandalizing her home when she broke out windows with a baseball bat. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 173 on the calendar in the matter of hooker vs. mendez. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ladies, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. hooker, it is your claim that the defendant and other people with her vandalized your home by breaking a couple of the windows in your home. >> yes. >> judge judy: and this happened on what date? >> november the 18th. >> judge judy: of last year. >> yes. >> judge judy: now, it would be correct, ms. mendez, because this case is really going to be made relatively simple for me. you and the plaintiff knew each other. >> yeah. >> judge judy: not, "yeah." that's a yes. >> yes. >> judge judy: you knew each other, and there was some sort of a kerfuffle

you are about the enter the courtroom you are about the enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindliney jr. is suing his ex-girlfriend, heather luna, for stealing his belongings. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 19 on the calendar in the matter of shockey vs. luna. >> judge judy: thank you, byrd. >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. have a seat, please. >> judge judy: mr. shockey, you and the defendant were living together. she moved into your house. is that correct? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: when did you move into mr. shockey's house, ms. luna? >> towards the end of january of this year. >> judge judy: and then there was an incident and an argument that the police were called. who did you move into his house with? >> i moved in. it was me and my daughter and bill. >> judge judy: is this your daughter?

i had a lot of room to play on their board as well that dr. moma judith is concerned even like to talk to they just of us, it seemingly looks like that. the weird thing dot and forwarding and, but not the you know, india is one of a 159 countries signing onto the new bricks payment system. it's called b, i s m bridge and american dollars is simply not allowed. once again, 159 countries are signed up for this new payment mechanism. no dollars allowed. it ultimately represents 82 percent of the entire question will, this is on the the history textbooks printed in cave claim ukrainian national identity goes back to the middle ages and the ukrainian so the true to send to this of the slides. even the ancient city of the once lived in these lands were also eventually ukrainians. the books of a pair that proved origin from you and have a sense of atlantis. the a trust comes the amazons and so on. but in mind that we just send it from the a trust gonzales, omarian's by like all peoples, including the boat in the in the picture next. not to mention the ams, the solemnly charlotte solution. so,

you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin.sion distribution twenty-one-year-old hannah kim and 23-year-old brooke williams are suing their former roommate, 22-year-old alexis vasquez, for breaking their lease, animal abuse and filing a false report with animal control. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 440 on the calendar in the matter of kim/williams vs. vasquez. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. sir, have a seat. >> judge judy: who is ms. kim? >> i'm ms. kim. >> judge judy: ms. kim, you and your co-plaintiff were leasing an apartment. >> yes. >> judge judy: and mr. vasquez was your third roommate. >> yes. >> judge judy: there was a lease that was signed. >> yes. ud

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and some office thing, and that all the carriers keep toys the federal via the judith master, expecting associate, perfect. and especially a method where it's out of the machine. you will just receive a of that this who will personally, i personally as in history going by the main reasons for the confrontation with once again land language and face letting you belong. so i know a pulse of will it will do is no need to yeah. you, of course, to the next 5 sec or the 4 digit. you see it does go by the, on the 1st come display, you have to look at the, let's just let us go, you know, by 6 related in those come see for final exam. no, you said you looked at all as well and they cut off with having seized russian land, whose kings realized promos go sentiment and the next territories was high. due to orthodoxy, loyalty to the russian can only coach at the catholic post on the declared war on those who refuse to convert to catholicism to speed up converting russians in the occupied territories. the catholicism was still created. a new charge for today was very similar to the orthodox one, but

you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlinelevision distribution john and anita buchanan are suing their neighbor, wayne moyher, for damage to their house and for emotional distress after he broke into their home while high on meth. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 420 on the calendar in the matter of buchanan vs. moyher. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: i'm going to start with you, mr. moyher. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: prior to june the 8th of last year, had you ever been arrested? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: how many times? >> five or six. >> judge judy: of the five or six arrests that you have prior to june 8th of last year, how many involved drugs? >> all of them. >> judge judy: do you live alone? >> no, ma'am. >> judge judy: who do you live with? >> my girlfriend. >> jud

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you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlinon distribution wendy shabazz is suing her former friend, jerome lida, for an unpaid loan after he was released from prison. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 15 on the calendar in the matter of shabazz vs. lida. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: mr. lida, i'm going to start with you. for what period of time most recently were you incarcerated? >> most recently, i was incarcerated from january 17th to april 11, 2018.

it is really the russ signed or do you mean mama judith has come back to knock on that? he'd be swearing in for him. i need a moment. do you that seems to be the fee, but it also has to be but it because in 2007 and $8.00, when again there was an army back yet the government, the 1st choice were making the making the shouldn't be and get him to meet with mama units and he, he was invited to do that and even collector form, we don't want to put it to the body. and um, but for 3 months he dried it and looked at it as a dollar. and then he gave up. he said, i'm not going to be bought it if any money yet, but this time again, mama do this. uh have you brought it back, a fluffy, that a very goes to southern government in the west and we do movies. does he get free? why is this? uh, you know, what i do because the reason why this is, i don't this vision change operation. i guess i'm, this is, he says, you know, as long as we do know that there was this great pressure during the elections, you know, which was really repeated in all of us and media on this, on how our government

it's last orders judith raanan. it's last orders at the bar.the second time on this show by nicola mclean. lovely to have you back. thanks for having me. reality tv star, glamour model. been on big brother a couple of times. any other reality tv show? >> celebrity? >> celebrity? >> i'm a celebrity. how was that, >> i loved it. i really enjoyed it. yeah. >> who was the big name on the. apart from you , obviously. apart from you, obviously. >> yeah. i never say her name. right. which is a real injustice. so help me, martin. and rita. >> nato rata rata. latin lover. >> nato rata rata. latin lover. >> yeah, i loved her and robert kilroy—silk, who i just loved. he went out first, but i just loved him. labour mp, yeah. i thought he was brilliant. joe swash won it, yeah . so it was a swash won it, yeah. so it was a good year. okay. >> obviously a very glamorous lady. you look a particular way. a role model to probably thousands and thousands of young ladies out there. we spoke earlier about you know, men complimenting women on the way they look . some

you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin suing her neighbor, lise petrella, for vet bills and pain and suffering after lise's miniature rottweiler attacker her yorkshire terrier. >> byrd: order! all rise. this is case number one on the calendar in the matter of sappington vs. petrella. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: look. you said, "you may be seated." look how well behaved that dog is.

you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlinare suing neighbors claire and darryl mcgill jr. for the cost to replace a fence and an assault. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 250 on the calendar in the matter of wilcox-captain vs. mcgill. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: mm-hmm. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: you're ms. wilcox? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: this is your granddaughter? >> yes, it is. >> judge judy: what i see from your complaint is some 40 years ago, your husband built a fence on property that you're still living in. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: and it is your claim that the defendants who several years ago moved into the adjacent property damaged that fence. >> correct. >> judge judy: so i'm not exactly sure what you want them to do, but i'm going to take a look at the photographs that you have. you also indicate that ms. captain was assaulted by

you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin.on distribution twenty-five-year-old libby crawford is suing her former landlord, dawn jarman, for an assault and the return of her cat. >> byrd: order. all rise. this is case 451 on the calendar in the matter of crawford vs. jarman. >> 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: ms. jarman, does the person who is holding the cat... is she a witness, or is she just here to hold the cat? >> she's a witness and to hold the cat. >> judge judy: she's a witness to what? >> to the situation for the past 5 months. >> judge judy: i'm not interested in the situation for the last 5 months. i'm only interested

it is really the reverse signed or do you mean mama judith has come back to knock on that? he'd be swearing in for him. i need just a moment. do you? it seems to be the phoebe to sound to be very because the in 2007 and inc, when again, there was an army back at the government. the 1st choice were making the making the shouldn't be and get them got me one moment join us. and he, he was invited to do that. and even if the form is only for the body and um, but for 3 months he tried it. and what's it says, a dollar, and then he gave up, he said, i'm not going to be bought it if any money yet. but this time again, mamma genus had been blown back a fluffy, that a very goes to such an government and the best and be doing movie. does he get really? why is this, you know, what i'm looking to the reason why this is, i don't this vision change operation. i guess i'm, this is, he says, you know, as long as we do know that there was this great pressure drawing the elections, middle of which was really repeating the know all of us and media on this, on how our government conducting the

you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlinnavan, for the cost of a fence, harassment, and damages for filing a false report with the health department. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 217 on the calendar in the matter of clagnaz vs. canavan. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: ms. clagnaz, how long have you and the defendant been neighbors? >> approximately five years. >> judge judy: you own your home? >> yes. >> judge judy: and when you bought the house, ms. clagnaz, was there a fence separating your home and the defendant's? >> yes, which we replaced five years ago. >> judge judy: and more recently, it is your claim that the fence needed r

it is really the voice kind of getting mama judith has come back to knock on that. he'd be swearing in for him. i need a moment do you. that seems to be the fee, but it also has to be but it because in 2007 and $8.00, when again there was an army back date take a government. the 1st choice were making the making the shouldn't be and get him to meet with mama units. and he, he was invited to do that and even the form is i want to put it to the body. and um, but for 3 months he dried it and looked it says a dollar. and then he gave up. he said, i'm not going to be in for it if any money yet. but this time again mama, jesus had been brought back a fluffy, that a very goes to such an government in the best. and we do movies. does he get really? why is this, you know what i do? because the reason why this is, i don't this vision change operation. i guess i'm, this is, he says, you know, as long as we do know that there was this great pressure drawing the elections middle of that, which are really repeating the know all of us and media on this, on how our government conducting the eviction.

you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin.ution amy copeland is suing her former landlord, joseph schneckenburger, for placing a bogus eviction on her credit. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 473 on the calendar in the matter of copeland vs. schneckenburger. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. sir, have a seat. >> judge judy: mr. schneckenburger, who do you work for? >> business futures. >> judge judy: how long have you worked for them? >> twenty-five years. >> judge judy: i want you to explain your business to me. >> our business, we are a property-management company. we rent properties to tenants, hope they live there a long time and... >> judge judy: good, you're a property-management company. >> yes. >> judge judy:

you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlinnne knutsen is suing her neighbor, 20-year-old patrick clifton, for damages to her car caused by a guest at his party. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 463 on the calendar in the matter of knutsen vs. clifton. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. gentlemen, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: ms. knutsen, do you live across the street from where mr. clifton lives? >> no. we're in the same condo, but he's down two doors from me. >> judge judy: and who do you live with? >> oh, i live there with my two children. >> judge judy: and who do you live there with, mr. clifton? >> i live there with my cé

judith hubbard with her analysis. in paris today, both on the track and off it. 35 gold medals up for grabs today — and a brand—new 0lympic sport making its debut. let's take you through some of the highlights. team gb�*s toby roberts has won gold in the mens boulderfinal — a stunning victory after his japanese rival sorato anraku fell. 0n the track, the big medal events include the women's heptathlon and team gb�*s katerina johnson—thompson is in second place going into the final event of the heptathlon. that is the 800 metres, which takes place this evening. it meansjohnson—thompson, who has never won an olympic medal, will have to run roughly eight seconds quicker than the current leader and defending champion, belgium's nafi thiam, to win. also on the at the stade de france this evening are the ax100m men's and women's finals and the men's a00m hurdles final. two golds in play in the track cycling today. the women's and men's sprints take place late. team gb�*s emma finucan and jack carlin among the media hopefuls

you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlinpurposely setting her car on fire. darren is countersuing for an unpaid loan. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 299 on the calendar in the matter of bailey vs. keller. >> 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: miss bailey, it is your claim that mr. keller vandalized your car, and the motivation that you believe inspired him to vandalize your car was that you had borrowed some money from him and you didn't pay him back. >> yes. >> judge judy: mr. keller says he didn't vandalize your car, and he's got a counterclaim for the money that you borrowed from him and decided not to pay

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you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin-year-old alexandria ramirez is suing her ex-boyfriend, 21-year-old adrian hill, for rent and damages to an rv, the return of a dog, an assault, and emotional distress. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 556 on the calendar in the matter of ramirez vs. hill. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. ramirez, the defendant was your boyfriend. you have a child together and one on the way, according to what i read in your complaint. you separated. you claim that when you separated, you let him move into an rv that you own, and he

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judith moritz, bbc news, southport.the cold war has taken place between russia and the west. those who've been freed include the wall streetjournal reporter evan gershkovich and the former us marine paul whelan, as well as prominent kremlin critics and anti—war campaigners. president biden welcomed their release and said "their brutal ordeal is over". here's our russia editor steve rosenberg. he was out ofjail but not free yet. reporter evan gershkovich and former us marine paul whelan. he'd spent more than five years in a russian prison. but this was the start of their journey to freedom. along with other prisoners to be swapped, they were flown to ankara airport in turkey and the stage was set for the largest prisoner swap since the cold war. those moscow had released went one way. the russians they'd been exchanged for boarded their plane home. the swap involved 26 people being held in seven different countries. as well as evan gershkovich and paul whelan, moscow freed us russian journalist alsu kurmasheva. also, pro

you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlinohnson, for fraud and misappropriation of funds regarding his construction business. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 535 on the calendar in the matter of johnson 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. johnson, the defendants are your mother and your sister. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: you went into some sort of a construction business with them. very briefly, tell me what it was. >> well, i already own a construction company in dallas, and they live in spokane, washington.

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