judy: he's into these now] judy [microwaving food]: its my career. i was a photographer and a writer. [cut to zach eating food] and when i saw that my son needed me more than anything it became my career. thats why at the end of my career, i still havent achieved a safe harbor for zachary. judy is among the growing number of parents struggling to make long term plans for their children who cant take care of themselves. nevada services more than 1700 autistic adults. rickey scott, zach's patient care assistant (provided by state): in reality, there really isn't a future for a client like that. there would have to be someone like a relative and step up and do something like his mom does. for the rest of his life, because once going to be there? its a question that keeps judy up at night. she says she turned to the state for help and got emergency 24 hour care in july and august - only because she was recovering from surgery and couldnt take care of zach. she says she was transitioned to respite care - a service meant to give care givers like judy a bre

ma'am, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: your last name >> judge judy: ms. delgado, you weren't present. you are an owner of the car. is that why you're here? >> yes. >> judge judy: why don't you have a seat? >> thank you. >> judge judy: what's your first name? >> valeria. >> judge judy: valeria, this is a friend of yours? >> ex. >> judge judy: and do you have a car? >> yes. >> judge judy: you had a car. >> yes. >> judge judy: what kind of car did you have? >> a 2005 volkswagen jetta. >> judge judy: and you had insurance on the car. >> yes. >> judge judy: and the car was totaled on what date? >> december 27, 2011. >> judge judy: tell me about it. >> i was on my way to work, and i was on the phone with my boyfri and he wanted to take me out. so, i didn't want to leave my car at work overnight. lucy overheard my conversation. >> judge judy: she was in the car with you. >> oh, no, this was when we were at home. i was on the phone with him, and he was telling me he wanted to take me out that day. >> judge judy: did you work together? well, how did she find out t

judy: he's into these now] judy [microwaving food]: its my career. i was a photographer and a when i saw that my son needed me more than anything it became my career. thats why at the end of my career, i still havent achieved a safe harbor for zachary. judy is among the growing number of parents struggling to make long term plans for their children who cant take care of themselves. nevada services more than 1700 autistic adults. rickey scott, zach's patient care assistant (provided by state): in reality, there really isn't a future for a client like that. there would have to be someone like a relative and step up and do something like his mom does. for the rest of his life, because once she's done, who is going to be there? its a question that keeps judy up at turned to the state for help and got emergency 24 hour care in july and august - only because she was recovering from surgery and couldnt take care of zach. she says she was transitioned to respite care - a service meant to give care givers like judy a break from their daily chores. abby: 3 hou

: "judge judy." >> judge judy: disgusting. enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution heather harville is suing her former landlord terry dugan for the return of her security deposit. terry claims heather destroyed his rental home. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 155 on the calendar in the matter of harville vs. dugan. >> 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: miss harville, you were a tenant of the defendant's. you moved out of your home. mr. dugan kept your security deposit, which you want back. >> yes. >> judge judy: mr. dugan says not only aren't you entitled to your security deposit back, but you trashed the house, and he has a counterclaim for $5,000 for damage that you caused to the house. when did you move in to mr. dugan's property -- month

>> yes, i am. >> judge judy: you have one son? >> yes. >> judge judy: how old are you? >> i'm 28. >> judge judy: what kind of work do you do? >> i do hair, a hairdresser, and i'm a prep cook, seasonal. >> judge judy: how do you support yourself? >> i do hair. >> judge judy: for whom? >> for who? i work for myself. >> judge judy: you have your own store? >> no. i just have my own clients. i go to their house, or they

ma'am, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: your last name >> judge judy: ms. delgado, you

>> rent. >> judge judy: and you? >> own. >> judge judy: how long have you owned your home? >> about six years. >> judge judy: and you are right

you may be seated. >> judge judy: this is your son? >> yes. >> judge judy: your husband? >> yes. >> judge judy: and your son's girlfriend? >> right. >> judge judy: what kind of drugs were you addicted to? >> opana, crystal meth, heroin, xanax, pretty much any pill. >> judge judy: what about you? >> anything -- opana, mostly. >> judge judy: how old are you?

folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. bowers, it is your claim that the defendant hit your car... >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: ...and took off. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: i'm gonna let ms. delarosa dig her own hole. when did this happen? >> um, may 19th. >> judge judy: of this year? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: would you step over to the chart? is that your chart? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: so, tell me how you were traveling and what happened, please. >> i was traveling eastbound on

>> i'd have went to prison, judge judy. >> judge judy: right! >> announcer: "judge judy." >> judge judy: i don't know what kind of judges you've appeared before, sir. i guarantee you none has been as good-looking as i am. [ laughter ] enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 21-year-old tarshianna clark is suing her former roommate, 24-year-old chant?e malone, for the return of furniture and personal belongings. >> byrd: order! all rise! calendar in the matter of clark vs. malone. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: are you the boyfriend? >> yeah. >> judge judy: you were in jail? >> yeah. >> judge judy: stand up. miss clark, this is what the case is about. you and miss malone decided to rent an apartment together. you were friends. you knew each other. according to you, her boyfriend wh

but stay with us for judge judy but stay with us for judge judy up next. don't forget.. we're always on at ktnv.com and on our mobile app. we'll see you back here in 60-minutes for 13-action news live at 5. until then.. thanks for watching and have a great evening. ask yourself: if joe heck was on your side, why did he threaten to shut down the government on his crusade to defund planned parenthood? side with the wall street banks when he called nevada's foreclosure crisis a "blip"? and why did joe heck put payday lenders and their shameful interest rates first when he took their money? nevada, it's time to put people before the corporate special interests. it's time to vote no on joe heck. senate majority pac is responsible >> judge judy: your dog had 10 puppies? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: you wanted a dog? >> yes. >> judge judy: your husband did not. >> announcer: he gave his cousin the pick of the litter. >> when she showed up, she knew exactly which one she wanted. i mean, she looked right at it and said, "i'll take that one." >> judge judy: you didn't charge your

folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: mr. diller, you rented a room to the defendant in your home. >> yes, i did, your honor. >> judge judy: and your complaint alleges that she left owing you back rent... >> yes. >> judge judy: ...and also took some property of yours when she moved out. >> yes, she did. >> judge judy: miss wilson says she was forced to move because of your, what she perceives to be, creepy behavior, and she wants her security deposit back. now, when did you move miss wilson?

>> judge judy: tell me what you want from him. >> i want my money back. >> judge judy: good. how much did you give him? >> i didn't give him anything. the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution tynetta winters is suing lonnie harris for the return of money she spent to repair a car he was trying to sell her. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 69 on the calendar in the matter of winters vs. harris. >> judge judy: thank >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. sir, have a seat. >> judge judy: miss winters, how do you support yourself? >> i'm a stay-at-home mom. i have seven children. >> judge judy: who supports your family? >> my son get ssi. >> judge judy: well, that's one child who gets ssi. >> mm-hmm. and that's what i'm taking care of my kids with. >> judge judy: you're taking care of seven children with one child's ssi? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: how old are your children?

[laughter] jude key says she's -- judy says she's seeing the number 76. i wrack my brain, but all i can come up with is the song, 76 trombones, which is a rousing show tune but not one with which i feel a deep personal connection. judy says she's picking up something about bowling balls and brings up placement again. i shake my head again, i'm not a bowler. i am totally failing at this. judy asks me if i had trouble eating. i wish, i say. [laughter] this is turning into a nightmare. [laughter] judy says she's getting something about a woman who maybe has something to do with race cars. i shake my head again. my wife happens to be a woman, and she's a fast driver, but not of race cars. she's an suv woman. i begin to think the dead people judy's talking to have me confused with somebody else. [laughter] then judety says she's getting something about a turkey, about turkey. the bird or the country, i ask. [laughter] the burden, she says -- the third bird, she says. i like turkey, i say. [laughter] judy seems pleased. [laughter] finally, we're getting somewhe

and i was just telling judy how much you and pop were against it. not just for me, but that you and him would never, ever get married. oh, no. he ain't my type. [laughing] well, good-- good night, grady. you know, you got a lot of work to do around here tomorrow. what kind of work do you do around here, mr. wilson? what kind of work do i do? i do everything that i was put in charge of to do around here. you know, cooking, sewing, cleaning. just name it. do you know what you missin' around here? a woman's touch. right? well, that depends. if her hands ain't too cold. [laughing] i got another one off. to have a woman to do all those things? oh, yeah. but where you gonna find a woman like that? oh, they're around. you know what they say. for every man there's a woman, and for every woman there's a man. not at the bars i go to. well, good night, grady. hey, baby, is it all right if he gets some sleep now? well, i was just trying to get acquainted with your godfather. yeah, but the man is tired. you can tell that by lookin' at him. yeah. yeah. well, well

folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: all right, mr. fabroski, it is your claim that the defendant kicked your car. >> correct. >> judge judy: you want him to be responsible for the damage to your car. >> correct. >> judge judy: mr. spencer says he did, in fact, kick your car, and he did that in order to protect both himself and his girlfriend. i'm gonna start with you. there was some difficulty that

>> yes. >> judge judy: where? >> over there. >> judge judy: that would be you. this is what the case is about. you claim that she took your dog.

> judge judy: is that right? and the dogs have been around each other before. >> about nine months. >> judge judy: so, for about nine months, they've been around. >> they didn't converse. they just -- >> judge judy: well, dogs converse in their own language. i don't know whether they're conversing or not. i couldn't tell that with my dogs, but they have been around

>> in august of 2012. >> judge judy: how much was the

in an exclusive interview with judge judy... she'll show us the drama, the lies and the truth in her hollywood studios courtroom. then later.. all new on 13 action news live at 6.. if it wasn't for a doctor's visit... one father says he wouldn't have beat cancer to be here for his wife and kids. his message to men that could save your life, tonight at six. that does it for 13 action news next. don't forget.. we're always on at ktnv.com and on our mobile app. we'll see you back here in 60-minutes for 13-action news live at 5. until then.. thanks for watching and have a >> announcer: a pet sitter's failure... >> judge judy: the dog pulled herself out of her collar? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: so the dog was not leashed? >> no. >> announcer: ...a dog owner's worst fear... >> judge judy: was the yorkie yapping? >> they literally smelled each other and it happened just like that. >> announcer: ...and a neighbor barking up the wrong tree? >> judge judy: do you think that she stabbed her own dog? >> i do know that that dog was not on

. >> judge judy: shh! look at my eyes. >> announcer: but now... >> judge judy: you're really not too smart. >> how so? >> announcer: the pressure's really on. >> judge judy: if you tell the truth, you don't have to have a good memory. now, that's something that men and women have a problem with, but mostly men. the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 25-year old darren berilla is suing his ex-boyfriend, diego dixon, for an unpaid loan and for causing damage to his car when he threw his luggage at it. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 187 on the calendar in the matter of berilla vs. dixon. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: mr. berilla, you and mr. dixon met, according to what i read in your complaint, on the internet. is that correct?

>> online. >> judge judy: online. and your parents signed you up for driving school. >> yeah. >> judge judy: you went and took the written part of the test, and as part of the program, you go out to practice. >> mm-hmm.

but stay with us for judge judy up next. don't forget -- we're always on at ktnv dot com and on our until then -- thanks for >> judge judy: the three of you decided to rent an apartment together. >> announcer: a plan collapses... >> judge judy: she says she moved out because she was forced to move out. >> announcer: ...when she got the word... >> it's a facebook post. >> announcer: ...she wasn't welcome. >> judge judy: something that a mother sends to a youngster. "i hope you are prepared for what's coming. i'll be waiting for you. you got to come home sometime." >> it was dumb. >> judge judy: absolutely right. the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution sunshine brockman and her daughter, 19-year-old destiny, are suing destiny's former friend, 19-year-old katherine o'brien, for an unpaid loan for a security deposit and money owed for rent. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is ca

>> i'm 18. >> judge judy: how long were you living with her? >> about two months before the incident occurred. >> judge judy: how did you come to live with her? >> well, i was having some family issues, and betsy reached out to me via facebook, offering

announcer: called out after a crash... >> judge judy: reckless driving! that's what it says. >> announcer: but excuses... >> i had no other way to get home that night, though. >> announcer:...won't fix a friend's car. >> i had to be at work really early in the morning. >> judge judy: the dog ate my homework and my mother doesn't love me. i'm the middle child. anything else you want to tell me? the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution michelle zerdelian is suing her former friend, forrest mallonee, for crashing her car on the way home from her birthday party. >> byrd: order! all rise. this is case number 85 on the calendar in the matter of zerdelian vs. mallonee. parties have been sworn in. yomay be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: he took your car, with your permission, crashed the car. you want him to pay for it. >> i believe that that's fair, your honor. >> judge judy: that's briefly what thi

>> you're judge judy, ma'am. >> judge judy: you're right. >> announcer: "judge judy." the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 22-year-old autumn maniaci is suing gregory gonzales for assaulting her outside a bar. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 210 on the calendar in the matter of maniaci vs. gonzales. >> judge jud >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: everybody can be seated except somebody by the name of alex. who is that? you can stand next to your father. ms. maniaci, according to you, the defendant assaulted you outside a bar. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: mr. gonzales says that you were the aggressor and he was merely defending his daughter. so, mr. gonzales, i would like you to change places with your daughter for a moment, because my first questions have to do

look, judy... you need anything, you pick up the phone. i guess it's jususthat i think he thinks he's... hey. hey there, yourself.f. boy, it sure is pretty out there. i was thinking... like an inn, up the coast? for the weekend? i always f fget how beautiful the ocean is. never really stopped to look at it. business is changing. it's not as fun as it used to be. you just got a phone call. important-enough-to- come-up-here phone call? last night they scuttled the ship. coast guard came out of nowhere. they had to sink it. total loss. cargo and ship. sank it on purpose. bob's always got three plans. it's a good thing. because nobody's paying attention around here. what's the problem? bail them out. they're downloadinin the freighter tonight, right? we haven't lost a ship in a year and a half! there was nothing on the radio. something got sloppy. or maybe they got lucky. it's got to happen against us sometime. write it off. it's an operating loss. bo: why do you want to do this so bad? because we've been saving up, too. ahh... f fnchises. we'

judy hutton: i am judy hutton. joshua hutton: my name is joshua hutton. judy hutton: pet adoption was important to me because that meant i would be saving a dog who wasn't given a good loving home. joshua hutton: we had already adopted a younger dog. and we wanted a playmate for that younger dog in order to calm her down. i thought it was a good opportunity for us to go out and adopt a pet that could have a good home, a loving home. oh my gosh he's so cute. joshua hutton: when we first saw ben at the shelter, we saw his demeanor, his eyes, and he loved to play-- just looked like he was a good fit for our family. judy hutton: adoption has helped our family by calming down rascal. good girl, rascal. you're being very good today. and exert all her energy. joshua hutton: ben has been included in our family and just made it more fun. judy hutton: i have learned that the dogs would need regular checkups. joshua hutton: taking care of their health and wellness is extremely important, getting the preventative care they need. judy hutton: i chose vip pet care beca

i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight: from conflicts of interest to climate change, president-elect trump goes on the record with "the new york times." we talk with trump's senior advisor, kellyanne conway. and, we meet the man challenging nancy pelosi for leadership of the democratic party in the u.s. house of representatives. then, how the mother of a dead isis fighter battles to end radicalization in europe. >> maybe that anger, i'm using it as a strength. to hit back at them and say, "no, you are not taking any more of our children." >> woodruff: all that and more, on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> xq institute. >> bnsf railway. >> lincoln financial-- committed to helping you take charge of your financial future. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: presiden

(judy ikenberry/1st winner: "and we stood on the off and we ran with them. we ran on the 15 freeway. it wasn't finished yet, so for mile 12 to mile 17, we ran on the freeway.") jon tritsch: it was once a nice little sunday jog..now it's the 8th largest tourism weekend of the year... (judy ikenberry/1st winner: "1967 there were maybe 50 or so women in the whole united states who ran distances, just because we like it." (jon tritsch/8 sports: "a lot has radically changed in the last 50 years since the race began: the route, the competition, this city, everything except for the running community.") (judy ikenberry/1st winner: "i got to tell people, if you want to do it, you have to understand the hardest thing about running is, the hardest thing about any exercise, anything you do, is the first step out the door.") jon tritsch..8 sports now.. ((christianne klein)) >>> thanks for watching 8 news ((paul joncich)) >> be sure to watch 8 news now at 11... from washington, d.c., this is the "jeopardy!" teen tournament. please welcome today's contestants -- a senior f

they learned judy was not going to make it. that is when blair made a tough decision that ended up saving bob. >> we want bob to be the said it's not done that way. i just knew it was going to work. nobody can tell me anything. it was going to work. >> you knew who you were getting the kidney from. that is hard for you. >> it is still hard. it is still hard. i think about judy every morning when i wake up. it is still hard. match. it did. everything lined up. it was a success. the pain of losing his friend is with bob every moment. >> judy talked about doing something for you. i've known her since i was a teenager. reporter: a part of her lives in that is what i keep thinking. you could not write this. it was just something that was divine and it happened. she wanted to do it. be an organ donor. you give people a chance at another life. reporter: you can see bob looks great. fully recovered. he said i have some breaking news. he said i am off dialy just fine. which is amazing. ed: he looks fabulous. maria: he did. it is hard fo

judy, i'm touched. whoa, judy! did he think i'd see some jewelry and get hot for him? that's the way it usually works. choke e it, penhall. no, i'm serious. eleventh grade, gwenny boland-- a red-haired, flat-chested wench with a mouth like garbage. a rare find these days. only she didn't know i was alive so i bought her this amazing gold bracelet. spent everything i made caddyinin that summer. must have been about 300 bucks. high school girl? ioki, i was in love. when she saw it, so was she. just how long did this relationship grounded in trust and friendship last? three weeks. it's still the best three weeks of my life. my point is ricky's hormones are out of whack. he ain't thinking straight. the bracelet's the real thing. e didi he rip it off? hasn't shown up yet so, for now, it's still a gift. can we send uniforms into ricky's house? not without a search warrant. that bracelet obviously wasn't meant as a friendship gift. i hate to lead ricky on. so don't. go see him. ion and, while you're there check out the place for stolen property. that's inadmissible. it has to

judy has spent more than 30 years behind the bench -- but it wasn't an easy start. at one pont becoming a stay at home mom. you don't look at a gender. i was a lawyer. i wasn't a female lawyer. i was a judge. i was never a female judge. i never actually personally felt that being a woman judy, along with her daughter, now run a program mentoring under privileged girls. despite saying it was never about 'breaking the glass ceiling' she does have this message for young ladies. you may as a woman have to work a little harder to be a little smarter, so work a little harder and be a little smarter and it's one she wishes those in her courtroom would also hear! nats: all i need from you is proof lesley marin 13 action news from contact 13... ride-sharing service.... "ly is making a change.... in las vegas. it's replacing..... its signature mustache... with a new dashboard device called.... the "amp." it's an oval-shaped..... light box. the point is...... to help riders find.... the right vehicle... on dark or crowded streets. the new look debuts..... here in las vegas...

judy: what would be the reason for that?se he stole the beer. >> announcer: and there's nothing... >> judge judy: i specialize in wise guys. >> announcer: ...like a sobering day in court. >> judge judy: that's why i've been here so long. people sort of like to see wise guys get beat up a little bit. i do it for sport. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 19-year-old bailie newman is suing her ex-boyfriend, 22-year-old brandon young, for breaking her windshield wipers during a drunken argument. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 187 on the cand

what judge judy tells 13 action she wants people to learn.... when they step into.... her courtroom!!! plus.. some video you'll want to see. find out what a homeowner did to turn the tables on a porch pirate.. and literally yank the package out of the hands of the would- be thief. and... it's the v-i-p treatment... for some wounded warriors! the amazing things they get to experience... here in the valley! bryan? porch. watch this surveillance video. the homeowner tied a bungie cord to a package. the would-be thief takes the bait.. only to have the package yanked from his hands. the homeowner says he filed a police report but the guy still hasn't been caught. behind the bench tonight with america's favorite judge. judge judy is opening up her chambers to us for an exclusive interview. 13 action news anchor lesley marin traveled to los angeles to show us all the drama. nat: order nats: what you did for them with her gut wrenching stare... judge judy schiendlin lays down the law... on another case! i will say this your honor.. i didn

, your honor. >> judge judy: they don't want to give you a tip. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 24-year-old lakena oppong and her husband, ricardo frost, are suing chef jarrell smith for

>> if you mean, is it dame judi dench, then yes it is. how very nice to meet you. >> sorry about that. there must be something wrong with the security camera. >> yes, well they can be temperamental. >> i loved you in james bond. >> oh, we just try to tell a a good story. and thank you. dame judi dench wouldn't shoplift. you're a national treasure. >> exactly. because i'm a national treasure, i can get away with anything, but of course i don't. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: sounding amazing. i have to stand up for that, it's unbelievable. tracey ullman, "tracey ullman's show" premiers this friday at 11:00 p.m. on hbo. we'll be right back with a a performance from stanaj. stick around everybody. ?? ? i got it, dad. ow! ? t protect smoke and carbon monoxide alarm. it speaks up and can alert your phone if there's a problem. or let you know if everything is just fine. because, ya know, we worry. ? just press "clean" and let roomba from irobot help with your everyday messes. roomba navigates your entire home. cleaning up pet hair and debris

judy, thoughts from hawaii and the oregon system. judy: thank you. as i was listening to that and some issues of cost shift, et cetera. this has come up over the past few days, actually indirectly in one of the slides there. it was who is driving the costs. right? who is the uninsured? if you think about the medicaid program, it's the hondas, the people with behavioral health challenges, much higher prevalence rates. it's poor people, who face many more challenges in maintaining their health, who are much more affected by income disparities, by lack of access to fresh foods, to lower levels -- having to do with quality of education, et cetera. and so when medicaid isn't paying as much, it's also -- we're also working with some of the most -- some of the populations that have the most challenges in their life. so when we talk about the impact of social determinants and talk about impact of not funding within those areas, that's where the conversation is going. there's -- that's why there's the cost shift. it's that when you say that the are rich peopl

. >> judge judy: so, you're the ex-girlfriend of her son. >> yes. >> judge judy: and you were staying in her house? >> announcer: mom gave her the run of the rental. >> judge judy: and what do you do? >> sit at the house. >> announcer: but having another mouth to feed... >> judge judy: while you were doing nothing at home, you got hungry. >> announcer: ...had her hot and bothered. >> judge judy: you turned off the stove, right? however, the kitchen bu >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution cyan otey is suing her son's ex-girlfriend keyatta riley for accidentally setting her kitchen on fire.

but -- >> judge judy: i don't think this is a way to finish a job. you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. ted drummond is suing contractor jeff foxworthy for causing damage to his home while he was working on it. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 75 on the calendar

>> hi, judy. hello. think this may play out in the house tonight, as we're watching these results come in, if the results play out as the poll numbers have suggested, where the democrats are going to pick up seats will be in places that were formerly republican, inner suburbs that were very republican for much of our history. now trending more democratic as white college-educated voters move into the democratic column, as working-class whites have moved out, white educated voters have moved into the democratic column. and at the same time in place like the iron range in minnesota, that upper-world part of minnesota, you can see republicans winning there, a district that democrats have held for many, many, many, many years. so it's really like a tale of two congressional districts. we're going to swap out the suburbs for the more rural areas. this has been happening over the last ten years, but sort of at an accelerated pace i think this election cycle. >> woodruff: stuart stevens, are nancy pelosi's expe

you save your family. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution tahir omar is suing his neighbor emily henderson for harassment and defamation of character