by cbs television distribution abidemi glasgow is suing salon owner toika troutman-walker and ist kalinber 394 on the calendar in the matter of glasgow vs. troutman-walker/spooner. >> 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. glasgow, the defendant made you a custom wig. and you want your money back. >> correct. >> judge judy: when did they make you the wig? >> i went in to place the order for the wig in october. >> judge judy: and when was the wig delivered to you? >> it was never delivered to me. >> judge judy: did you go and pick it up? >> i did. >> judge judy: on what date? >> that was november 25. >> judge judy: of 2015. >> 2015. >> judge judy: and when you went in to pick it up, did you try it on? >> i did. >> judge judy: and did you leave the shop with it? >> no, i did not. >> judge judy: you left it there? >> i did. >> judge judy: so there was something that was not satisfactory to you. >> several things. >> judge judy: okay. and you left it there, and when did you go b

russia does have medium-range missiles in leningrad -- kalin ingrad, which is the russian enclave south of poland, which is an area of concern for nato because russia has capabilities there that could threaten the nato members in that area. but, one of the things that russia is also concerned about is the possibility that the united states will deploy intermediate range missiles against russia. and so one of the interesting things about the diplomatic exchanges between russia and the united states in the weeks leading up to the war is that both sides wanted to discuss an agreement to ban any intermediate range missiles from europe and western russia that might threaten the other. so a replacement of that intermediate range nuclear forces treaty from the cold war. that was something that could have addressed mr. putin's and our concerns. we need to get back to that kind of discussion. host: i want to ask you about the weapons -- nuclear weapons that ukraine used to have during the soviet union. the new york -- "the new york times" says this, ukraine gave up a giant you nuclear arsenal 30

russia does have medium-range missiles in leningrad -- kalin ingrad, which is the russian enclave southnd, which is an area of concern for nato because russia has capabilities there that could threaten the nato members in that area. but, one of the things that russia is also concerned about is the possibility that the united states will deploy intermediate range missiles against russia. and so one of the interesting things about the diplomatic exchanges between russia and the united states in the weeks leading up to the war is that both sides wanted to discuss an agreement to ban any intermediate range missiles from europe and western russia that might threaten the other. so a replacement of that intermediate range nuclear forces treaty from the cold war. that was something that could have addressed mr. putin's and our concerns. we need to get back to that kind of discussion. host: i want to ask you about the weapons -- nuclear weapons that ukraine used to have during the soviet union. the new york -- "the new york times" says this, ukraine gave up a giant you nuclear arsenal 30 years a