this is case number 117 on the calendar in the matter of mason vs. you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ma'am, have a seat. >> judge judy: miss mason, you had a house that you were getting ready to put on the market for sale, based upon what i read, and you hired mr. frazier to paint the house, both inside and out, and do some other odd things that were in the house. you arrived at a price with him, and that price was how much? >> it was $4,511.44. >> judge judy: and do you have a written contract with him? >> no, we did not have a contract. >> judge judy: well, you did have a contract. >> yes. we had a written contract. and i have an invoice. >> judge judy: okay. and you gave him half, is that correct? >> it was a little over half. >> judge judy: how much did you give him? >> it was $2,629.44. >> judge judy: owing a balance of $1,882. >> correct. >> judge judy: and he started the work on what date? >> on may the 5th of 2017. >> on may the 6th. i dropped my gear off from work on may the -- friday, may the 5th, after w

chris mason, great to talk to you. thanks a lot. cheers. bbc news. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. it was a perfect day for solar panels in fields near warminster. thousands have been installed, right beside two existing solar farms. in total, 140 acres are now generating electricity. opening the latest additions, kingswood mp, and former climate change minister, chris skidmore. i declare the solar farm officially opened. he was commissioned by the government to advise on how best britain could cut its emissions. year on year on year, the energy that they produce is incredibly cheap, if not to the point of nearly being free. and actually that money comes back with an additional investment. on a day like this, these panels are generating a huge amount of electricity. in fact, they reckon, when the sun shines, as much as a quarter of the uk's electricity can come from solar. but in order to achieve net zero, the country's going to need a lot more of these, and a lot more other forms of zero—carbon power generation

liz, a lady by the name miss annie mason, who is in her eighties. one day, miss annie mason and i was sitting in her bedroom and she went into a drawer and pulled out a very old bible, traditional lee but most people black, white in america before one people could get birth certificates would record when someone was born and when someone died in the family bible. and so she brought out this old book and begin to show me how the history of the family had been recorded in the bible. all of this here, she told me this neat story that one of her uncles right here used to sleep this bible under his head for years. he did this because his mother told him to always keep the bible close to him. so was passed on to her. this uncle thought enough of her and her sense of family history to make her the keeper of this bible and she is one of the few people who i met who has a tremendous sense of historical preservation of her family roots. i tell you her family has a unique pride that i have seldom seen in most communities that i visited. they are closely knit f

liz, a lady by the name miss annie mason, who is in her eighties. one day, miss annie mason and i was sitting in her bedroom and she went into a drawer and pulled out a very old bible, traditional lee but most people black, white in america before one people could get birth certificates would record when someone was born and when someone died in the family bible. and so she brought out this old book and begin to show me how the history of the family had been recorded in the bible. all of this here, she told me this neat story that one of her uncles right here used to sleep this bible under his head for years. he did this because his mother told him to always keep the bible close to him. so was passed on to her. this uncle thought enough of her and her sense of family history to make her the keeper of this bible and she is one of the few people who i met who has a tremendous sense of historical preservation of her family roots. i tell you her family has a unique pride that i have seldom seen in most communities that i visited. they are closely knit f

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that's chris mason's take. another one now from somebody who is incredibly well qualified to give one, not because theyjust because they spend lots of time in america and have observed american politics for a long time. but they're also truly at home on thursday night, political television. and it's andrew neil. hi, andrew. it's good to be back in the old slot. oh, i'm sure the viewing figures will go up, so. oh, so they will soar from 3 to 5. now, i was striking a slightly cynical note because ijust remember these these atlantic deals being signed before and then people sort of never referring to them again. do you think actually rishi sunak has got something good on this trip, something meaningful? well, it is very surprising to hear the bbc cynical about us uk relations. so let me tell you why you're wrong. the important way of seeing this and by the way, as atlantic declarations go, it's not exactly up there with winston churchill and fdr during the war. i'll give you that. but it's more important than you'

host: we are here with the assistant president of law jamil jaffer from george mason university. we will be talking about the federal indictment of former president donald trump and the legal issue that came up because the case involved classified documents. let's start there. what do we know about what kind of documents former president trump is accused of mishandling? we are -- guest: we know there are 102 documents found by the fbi after the president and his lawyers certified all documents have been returned to the national archives. only 32 of the 102 documents have been charged in the indictments but 10 of those documents are classified at -- above top secret. top secret requires if the information is released, it can cause major harm to the united states, extraordinarily grave harm. above top secret is going part -- compartment information. that is 10 of those documents of the 31 and another eight are called special access programs. those special access programs are federally protected compartments that are more sensitive and go to a specific human source, a highly technic

we are here with assistant professor of law at george mason university. good morning. thank you for joining us. and we are going to be talking about the federal indictment of the former president donald trump and the legal issues that come up because the case involved classified documents. so, let's start there. what do we know about what kind of documents former president trump is accused of mishandling? >> there were 100 to two documents found by the fbi after the president certifies all documents have been returned to the national t archives. only 31 of those documents are charged in the indictment but most of those documents there's about ten that are classified top secret. that sort of what you call above top secret. top-secret requires that if the information is released that it could cause major harm, extraordinarily grave harm to the national security, so compartment information that could involve information involving human intelligence over the imagery and the like. another eight are called a special access programs. those are also separate and more sensitive

grandview park in mason teamed up to create a program called daisies disks.isbees retreat will be sold in the money will go to the animal rescue league and back into the disc that is a great idea because he's a hero. yes. she is helping other dogs love that. >> all right. that's it for us tonight at 6. we'll see tonight at 8 o'clock. have a good evening. - you ok? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we're gonna reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. - what now? - i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad... unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages, the power is ours. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: suspected shoplifter mowed down. speak of the vigilante store cashier who chased him down in her car. >> announcer: she has been fired. then... outrage over the monster who cops say just confessed to being a serial killer. e

building specially restored for it at 5 musical lane, this is for reference, the former home of a masone first exhibition of the museum the origins of theatrical musical culture in the belarusian lands opened its doors to visitors in 2002. and 4 years later , the theater culture of belarus of the 20th century was added, which is dedicated to the formation of professional belarusian theatrical art in 2010, visitors were able to see the memorial room of the composer. evgenia glebov in the museum. there is also a hall dedicated to the history of the development of the belarusian puppet theater since 2014, the building has become part of the national historical museum. demonstration area in marusi as a branch the halls of the museum are 362 m², and the number of museum items is more than 25,000 units. there are five permanent and one temporary exposition. total in the structure of funds. there are 10 collections of musical instruments, music manuscripts, documentary materials - these are personal documents, director's developments, texts of roles with notes of performers, as well as audio r

of the lawyers, i remember only perry mason perry mason quite right, you will take away the main characteralmost all the works of earl stanley gardner. uh. let's have another question. what soviet lawyer wrote a collection of short stories, notes of an investigator, based on his own experience. this is left-hander shane levshinin quite right, there are 4,000 rubles in the bank. it was the last question of our second game, money from the bank goes to the account of yuri khashimov, and i sum up 12.000 in the account. valeria gavrilovskaya has 19,000 on yuri khashimov's account. ahead of the game 30. eat served to return, to go to suffer behind bars. well , it makes no sense, why in this performance he has a small role and power. dial about what fees from snails change of political role no financial flows. no, even close you have to humiliate yourself in order to be invited to corporate parties, as shpak in ukraine was blown away to find him no, and repainted towards colleagues who earn big money here. and now they have practically nothing. why does no one buy orphans from the morgenstern hou

that report by chris mason.greement with the us. our north america correspondent jessica parker explained to me why is it not happening. they've got this rather grandly—titled "atlantic declaration" that, as chris was outlining, looks at closer cooperation on clean energy, artificial intelligence, a range of areas. and it's something that rishi sunak can take home and say, "look, i have deepened economic cooperation with the united states post—brexit." but it is certainly not a free trade agreement — something that britain and brexiteers talked a lot about as the run—up to the departure from the european union is a great boon of brexit, and it just hasn't happened. but, look, i think for rishi sunak, he will be overall pleased with this visit because he does have the atlantic declaration piece of paper to wave around, and clearly we'll have to monitor and see to what extent that does deliver economic benefits. but i know british diplomats tend to breathe a sigh of relief when an american president gives the thum

and mason, it's the hardest thing to watch. ben was his hero . i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news and armed robbery suspect is in custody after a standoff with oakland police officers. the suspect barricaded himself inside of a stolen car near the intersection of san leandro street and 75th avenue this afternoon. earlier police say the same man had rammed his car into a police vehicle and led officers on a pursuit. police officers use an armored vehicle and a drone in their efforts to bring the suspect into custody. and one man was shot and killed in vallejo. officers were called to reports of a shooting on simonton street around 730 this morning. the victim was shot once and later died at a hospital. his identity has not yet been released and no arrests have been made. anyone with information about the case is asked to contact vallejo pd. investigators in antioch and san francisco work tonight to find people responsible for mass shooting. and that most recent shooting did happen early this morning at a birthday party on sunset lane in antio

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chris mason, bbc news, in dover.health crisis, particularly among women and girls, and they report a sharp increase in cases of suicide. the united nations has also raised concerns about the latest trend. the bbc�*s yogita limaye has travelled to different parts of afghanistan, with colleagues imogen anderson and sanjay ganguly, to investigate what's going on. translation: | just want| someone to hear my voice. i am in pain and i'm not the only one. most of the girls in my class have had suicidal thoughts. we are all suffering from depression and anxiety. in her 20s, this afghan student told us why she tried to end her life. we're hiding her identity to protect her. going to university and meeting my friends was the only comfort and happiness i had in my life. and it was banned. i started spending a lot of time alone, at home, with just one thought on my mind. that nothing was ever going to be ok again. one night i tried to take my own life. her words give an insight into a less visible yet urgent crisis facing afgha

they added language, here is what george mason said: >> the government is is op oppressive.t record and one observer said nothing, there is nothing to suggest that framers intep intended to be fre process. in fact, james madison considered father of the constitution wrote about the method of amending the constitution. when nullification was growing, in 1830, states, slave states in particular, well before the civil war, said we can get out here and nullify what federal government does, mad madison said you can't do, that you bounding your yourself to a constitution, your citizens of u.s. citizens. check outletter to edward everett, a scholar the opening act if you will, he gave speech the battlefield. in letter he says no, and references nullification, why does this matter? our cones constitution can save us, we have conservatives in house and senate who are upset, not one gets up on floor and talks about article 5. why? they know, i know, you know, if you didn't before, you do now. we're on a horrendous path, no bill passed by congress will face it. i'm all for taking as mu

here's our political editor chris mason.ng straight through them. today, the latest chapter — a committee of his peers throwing the book at him. was he honest about what went on in downing street during the very covid restrictions he'd imposed on the rest of us? all guidance was followed completely during number 10. really? there was no party and that no covid rules were broken. a senior civil servant, sue gray, investigated. so, too, the police. today, another page turns. the conclusion — devastating for mrjohnson. let's be blunt, this report concludes that he lied. it says he deliberately misled mps, he deliberately misled the committee. he breached their confidence by saying out loud what was in their report before they did, and that he was complicit in a campaign of abuse and attempted intimidation of the committee. look at what else the committee had to say. it takes aim at "the frequency with which he closed his mind "to the truth". and it said some of mrjohnson�*s "denials "and explanations were so disingenuous" that

that's our political editor chris mason.e stories in the headlines in the uk. a 26—year—old man has appeared in court in northern ireland charged with the murder of 21—year—old chloe mitchell in county antrim. brandonjohn rainey, from ballymena, is accused of murdering ms mitchell between the 2nd and 5th ofjune. a british woman has been jailed for getting an abortion when she was at least 32 weeks pregnant. the legal limit is 2a weeks. 44—year—old carla foster, who has three children, lied to obtain the abortion pills through the post during the covid lockdown. the child victims of a suspected double murder in stoke—on—trent have been named as elizabeth and ethan john. they were found with severe injuries inside a house on sunday. a 49—year—old woman from stoke has been arrested on suspicion of murder. scotland's first minister, humza yousaf, says he sees no reason to suspend his predecessor, by police investigating the party's finances. she denies wrongdoing and was released without charge. the ukrainian armed forces say th

chris mason, great to talk to you. thanks a lot. cheers.is is bbc news. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. climbing aboard for a school trip, except this is a trip that will be repeated every day for the next six weeks. these children lost their classrooms after an accidental fire destroyed part of the school. demolition work has begun but new pop—up classrooms will not be ready until september. that means from now until the summer holidays, four classes will be waived off to lessons elsewhere. i am so happy that everything has gone to plan this morning, but sad as well that i haven't got all my children on—site, as we normally have. two nearby schools have taken in children. a chance for their pupils to join the community spirit to support the school. at the end of the day, the children from yatton will head back there, and attempt to keep things as close to normal as possible. these children are taught about resilience. they are now putting that learning into practice. for more stories from across the uk, head to

that's mason desantis, his 4-year-old son with him.do have to apologize to the governor. aishah: cute kid. griff: was in recent weeks kissing a baby that wasn't his. so i got that wrong. our apologies mason desantis for that. aishah: that's right. what politicians, do kissing babies. the one man that we have not seen and probably won't see today is former donald trump not expected to attend today's event. increase of 339,000 jobs added to the economy here while the unemployment rate rose to 3.7%. and for more on these numbers, this job's report jonathan hoenig, pig hedge fund founding member, a lot of words, jonathan, joining us now. grateful to have you with us on this saturday. okay, for the average consumer sitting at home watching this, i know this was a big political win for the white house and the president. but this was a much hotter job's report than expected. so i'm thinking, what is jay powell thinking about this, where do rate goes from here? >> well, likely higher in fact. this was a real shocker, great to be with you and t

plus, we're hitting the mat with champion wrestler mason parris.

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having created performances based on their plays, and for the productions of konstantin blocking the mason and singing nettle larks, he received ussr state prizes as a teacher konstantin sannikov brought up a whole playa. du talented actors among his students viktor tarasov gennady ovsyannikov and maria zakharevich on may 30, 1946, alexander lekchilov was born in minsk, a belarusian poet, songwriter candidate of economic sciences, associate professor in the fifth grade , the boy was assigned to the suvorov school, but his poetic nature. she took over. one day i took a guitar. he leaves by train in an unknown direction, and in an amazing way, two personalities coexisted , a physicist and lyrik, he worked as a vice-rector belarusian university of culture as deputy director of the minsk state trade college and wrote lyrics for songs performed by such popular artists and groups as the pesnyary ensemble me alexandrov anatoly yermolenko lev leshchenko iosif kobzon member. union of belarusian writers alexander kuzmich lechilov left behind six. collections of poems and several dozen songs, and wri

that report by chris mason. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news.eems that the police really are getting younger, these police are nine years old. at that meeting care home residents as part of the many police scheme. it is hoped it would build their trust in the police early on. the would build their trust in the police early on.— police early on. the mini olice police early on. the mini police are _ police early on. the mini police are here - police early on. the mini police are here today - police early on. the mini police are here today to | police early on. the mini - police are here today to learn about good citizenship, to get the community engagement. it is a chance for— the community engagement. it is a chance for the _ the community engagement. it is a chance for the children to get to know people from other walks of life. we get to know people from other walks of life.— get to know people from other walks of life. we want to go up bein: a walks of life. we want to go up being a benefit _ walks of life. we want to go up being a benefit to

what >> sophia mason, we find her in merced lifeless a tub. sophia mason. >> is it is an example when the county social services in county, child protection services fail to provide protection safety for some of our most vulnerable kids. the mayor says he's also concerned about the ages of the children at enter ranges in age from 0 to 18. >> and they're all commingling. he says they need to be separated by age. they can better keep everyone safe and provide services in hayward. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> in the south bay, san jose residents affected by eviction are getting extended support. the city has announced a legal help and an alternative housing program for tenants. this program means a free legal advice, including a lawyer, too, assist them during an eviction. it even assists disputes between tenants and landlords. whether time now as we get a check on the 4 zone forecast taking a live look at here on. >> another cool sort of blustery san francisco night. you see the bay bridge there in the background. yeah. if you like cool and blus

their religious obligation, whatever their masonic impulses, we buy or a silent, empower that bill. let me also ask you about the, the you ins role and all of those, because we've heard from you and secretary general antonio gutierrez, he's urging these really government to stop its decision to speed up the construction of a legal settlements in the occupied westbank. but do those words carry any actual weight right now? um, i mean, are they falling on deaf ears? central. ok. well, i think they are, i think good. is there a alpha for again, for decades as deeply suspicious of united nation in most cases? i think completely wrongly perhaps in some cases we have some degree of of solidity. yes. a it is falling on deaf ears and i, i do think that, you know, israel is running out of the solutions that you will, it's only solutions seems to be violence, violence the gets violence. this is a past, a dead end path and the end because the power steering is will stay, they will fight. they are enormously gray, just ended, herman and, and their young man will fight. we are seeing that now we

chris mason, bbc news, washington.as a massive night for west ham, who won the final of the europa conference league in the czech capital last night, clinching their first major trophy in a0 years. they've got this man to thank — jarrod bowen who scored in the 90th minute of play securing their 2—1 victory over italian side fiorentina. thousands of fans were in prague — many more than could fit the stadium. this was the scene in one of the fan parks that had been set up in the city when bowen scored the winner. the celebrations went off without violence, though followed an earlier incident that saw 16 people arrested at a bar. for one of the fans proved to be a little bit too overwhelming. be a little bit too overwhelmina. ~ , , overwhelming. absolutely amazing- _ overwhelming. absolutely amazing. this _ overwhelming. absolutely amazing. this is _ overwhelming. absolutely amazing. this is the i overwhelming. absolutely amazing. this is the best | amazing. this is the best moment of my life ever, i cannot believe i am h