> judge mathis: did you get the ged. >> defendant: i actually didn't. >> judge mathis: why? point is? >> defendant: i need to take care of it. >> judge mathis: take care of it. you act like she's done something to you. you are trying to to die. i don't know why you say lucky. >> defendant: i am lucky. >> judge mathis: you are driving drunk and going in and out of jail. that equals death. you are lucky enough just to go to prison. i want you to stay luck yenot go to prison and jeopardize your life. that is my advice to you. judgment for the plaintiff. [ applause ] >> defendant: she is an outrage. >> plaintiff: if you grow up and take responsibility for your actions hoo will be better off. other than that i am good and i take care of my kid. >> defendant: you know i do. >> plaintiff: i take care of my children and me. >> defendant: i do, too. that's it >> plaintiff: you are going to hurt in the long run. >> defendant: i am going to be fine. trust me. >> announcer: the plaintiff allowed the fiance to go into the home. the defendant was constantly drunk and degraded her. chris t

>> judge mathis: why?the arrest. >> judge mathis: what hold on, sir. i am confused by the things. >> plaintiff: i fired him. >> judge mathis: and that's why they banned you. >> plaintiff: they banned for me for what happened in cedar rapids. >> judge mathis: let's try this one more time. why weren't you able to get the last seven lesssons >> plaintiff: after i got all of jail. i fired them. i had it. >> judge mathis: because you were banned >> plaintiff: i also got banned. >> judge mathis: when did you fired him. >> plaintiff: i fired him after you jail. >> judge mathis: before you were banned you fired him. >> plaintiff: it all happened in the same time. >> judge mathis: ma'am! it did not happened in the same time. at the same time the owner said you are banned and you said you are fired. at the same second. is that what you are telling me. >> plaintiff: no. i am saying what. >> judge mathis: ma'am, your testimony is very consistent >> plaintiff: she didn't let me come back. >> judge mathis: you have chan

>> no. >> judge mathis: you were on the >> no. >> judge mathis: you were on the side-by-side, so youoverage, often for less. that's one smart board -- what else does it do, reverse gravity? [ laughs ] split atoms? [ flo chuckles ] [ whirring ] hey, how's that atom-splitting thing going? oh! a smarter way to shop around -- now that's progressive. call or click today. >>> are you furious with a friend or family member who has wronged you? visit us online at judge mathis. >> yeah, he likes to go to the strip club and take girls home. he takes them home, he is lying. >> judge mathis: you can afford that. >> i'm living with her, how can i take them home. >> they don't go home with drizzlers. >> lisa says while dating the defendant, he dials her phone by accident and left her a voicemail of him having sex with another woman. >> judge mathis: you might want to ask him about that. >> it wasn't me. it wasn't many. the phone was pocket dials. it wasóom pocket dialing. i slept with all of my clothes on. >> does it have a lock on it? >> no, i have a blackberry and it does not lock. >> judge math

good enough. >> judge mathis rules on this dispute shortly. >>> later on "judge mathis" -- >> halloweenxy cop. went to the club and ended up meeting him, actually throughout the night i kept noticing that he was there, like, oh, oh, him again. so eventually i gave himxx >>> how do you think he got addicted? didn't bother to ask? you would think that that's what you would do first, ma'am. you would try and find out what the friend that you love, how he got hooked on the drugs so that, perhaps, you can help him get unhooked. >> defendant tonya gatston is being sued by her former friend who claims tonya spent the past seven months setting him up for a con. >> and she said that she paid you $2,736, every dime that she owes you on august 19th. >> okay. in september, your honor, she sent me a text saying that she was -- "i'll call you when i get paid." and because i sent her a demand letter. this was september 14th. a month later. >> she told you she'd call you when she got paid? >> yes. then on 9 /25, september 25th, i had an offer. and my response, and i think you have this, a copy of thi

you know, we fish. >> suarez: and, of course, mathis said, crab won't be the only species susceptiblewould it change the behavior of many important fish, alaska's fishing community is increasingly resigned to with a new reality. ocean acidification will almost certainly be an extremely disruptive force for years to come. >> that story and >> ifill: that story and many others are part of a seattle times project called "sea change." you can find a link that, and to the pulitzer center's series on the impact of climate change on five arctic countries, on the newshour home page. in our next report: the challenges facing ships' captains as they navigate freshly melted arctic seas. >> late this afternoon, there were firecrackers thrown over the fence of the white house, made people so nervous in a day in washington when we have been tracking down a scary shooting incident where people were worried and the town was rattled. >> gwen, the washington post reporting we have seen the shootings in other cities, now in washington, the worst mass shooting -- the mass loss of life in this city since

it's going to be a challenge with mathis up front. we got to come out here and execute, do what we do. >> they're going to challenge us in the run game and definitely in the pass game. it's going to come down to the place. >> now on sunday the run game will be key for oakland. in the past two seasons when the raiders have a 100-yar rusher they're 7 and 1. their offense line has suffered a major set back entering the 2013 season opener. >> over to the college gridiron, portland state at cal, third quarter, jard golf finds richard rogers and boy do they need them because they were down three at this point. but rogers determined to get to that end zone, puts on the breaks, hits the gas pedal. cal wince 37-30. that will do it for the sports right now. don't forget, highlights from stanford as they take on the spartans, also the giants game. and we'll talk a little bit about the 49ers. plenty of sports as i told you. >> henry, thank you very much. how about a quick look at the forecast. >> it's going to get very hot tomorrow, temperatures

got my car, took my tapes around and got a johnny mathis session.heard singer's talking about the jackson to work. >> what is the moment you would relive it i have the power to let you live a moment in your career? what is the one you would choose? >> may be just my first grammys. i was so out of body and i had such a strong character work ethic that i could not embrace or on the fact that i had achieved something. i think part of what propels me is the feeling of dissatisfaction with myself. i am always just shy of greatness. >> i could say you have the best six you can have in your life or that moment, which one would take? >> i am not asking you to name the guy. >> i have not been married so i am still technically a virgin. >> you take the grammy, we knew? >> i would take the grammy. >> sheryl crow, a delight to meet you. the kind of album i can imagine on the pacific coast highway with the roof down. >> that is the way to hear the music. a high compliment, thank you. >> available now and i recommended to everyone here the likes the good things i

got in my car, went to l.a., took my tapes around and got a johnny mathis session.ng about the jackson tour. >> if i had the power to let you relive a moment in your career, what's the one you'd choose? >> maybe just career-wise probably my first grammys. i was so out of body. and i had such a strong pure tan work ethic that i just could not embrace or own the fact they had achieved something. i think part of what propels me is this feeling of dissatisfaction with myself. that i'm always just shy of greatness. >> if i could say to you you could have the best sex you've ever had in your life again or that grammy moment which one would you take? >> oh, golly! >> i'm not asking you to name the guy. or the woman. >> i'm not even married so i'm still technically a virgin, mom and dad. [ laughter ] >> you'd take the grammy though, wouldn't you? >> cheryl crowe >> sheryl crow, it's been a delight to meet you. next time i'm in l.a., shades on, roof down. >> that's the way to listen to it. >> it's available now. i'd recommend it to everyone who likes the good things in life.

. >> well, mayor mathies i know you have to go. our thoughts and prayers are with you and all the firefighters right now battling so hard. i wish they'd stay safe and get this thing under control quickly. thank you very much for joining us. we're going to continue to monitor developments throughout this evening. >>> now the show thedodow showd to talk about. one involving syria turning over its arsenal. secretary of state kerry in geneva tonight still deciding what to do if syria reneges on its plan. syria today making moves to sign onto the international treaty barring chemical weapons. accusations by the opposition that the assad regime is already trying to hide chemical weapons in lebanon and iraq. here at home backlash to russian president vladimir putin's op ed in the "new york times." the panel christiane amanpour, charles blow, and later in the fifth chair writer, one of the best in the business christopher dickey joins us as well. a lot to talk about. what do you make of what came out of what we know came out of the talks t

. >> well, mayor mathies i know you have to go. our thoughts and prayers are with you and all the firefighters right now battling so hard. i wish they'd stay safe and get this thing under control quickly. thank you very much for joining us. we're going to continue to monitor developments throughout this evening. >>> now the show thedown down showdown with syria to talk about. one involving syria turning over its arsenal. secretary of state kerry in geneva tonight still deciding what to do if syria reneges on its plan. syria today making moves to sign onto the international treaty barring chemical weapons. accusations by the opposition that the assad regime is already trying to hide chemical weapons in lebanon and iraq. here at home backlash to russian president vladimir putin's op ed in the "new york times." the panel christiane amanpour, charles blow, and later in the fifth chair writer, one of the best in the business christopher dickey joins us as well. a lot to talk about. what do you make of what came out of what we know came

it starts susan boyle and sings a beautiful song and samantha barks from les miserables and hans mathisreat cast and filmed in england and beautiful story about miracles and versus science and it is a fun film and great family fair. >> i think we have a clip. we'll hope folks can get a taste. >> welcome it is the christmas candle. >> forgive my ignorancy. >> it is no different than the old wives tales and bible stories. >> it is in this bucket. >> we'll look forward to it. >> it is a different christmas movie and about the issues. >> it is angels and miracles and we look, pg- rated film and one to take the family to. and people complain to me, i do as a father not able to take your family to movies. it is christmas time and it is perfect. >> i look forward to. >> a now twist in a tale of a concerned parent who was arrested after asking questions in a public forum. trace is next with what has happen since we aired that story and could be the final chapter in a story from a young girl who was stripped after her biologi decided he wanteded to be a parent after all. we have the latest on he

really, my ballads came to being, these standards, songs like this not only from cuba but johnny mathiss, when we first played "conga" on "the tonight show" with johnny carson. they asked us to do two. they said do you have something that people know well. i said well i'd like to do "good morning heartache." it was great. i sat at the piano with shelli berg who played piano. he's the dean of my alma matta. he asked me to sit in as a trustee for the people. and i said what about good morning heart. do you know that one. he transformed the idea. >> how long have you two been together? >> well we've been together -- >> 35? >> marriage. >> she makes the whole decision on her career. i make my own decision. of course, we consult each other. i think it's communication and respect and love. i think it's very difficult to work with your wife. >> i can imagine. >> 35 years. we love each other. >> listen you've been dating gloria since you were 17. >> he was my first and only. >> the only man she's ever been with. the first time i heard that i went really? >> listen you never know anybody else. y

are opinion journalists, folks on the right side of the isle and the right equivalent to the chris mathisis in the al sharpton on msnbc. that's okay. they can all be there. in terms of the bowling and i'm talking about, the name-calling. not only name-calling, the casting aspersions on some obscure their ignominy and i don't think that rush and bill o'reilly are bullies. if you are specific instances, i'd be happy to talk about those. .. and they have been bullies for many years. i don't know. >> guest: as i said, i really truly believe that character attacks, there has to be a mutually assured destruction. the rye were to surrender it would continue to lose. losing for specifically that reason. the left started this war and character. the wright refuses to engage, and i do it, too. they are -- the ride is going to lose. they have to understand that character arguments matter, and if they're unwilling to make them we end up with a bunch of assistant principal candidates from local districts in various states around the country as opposed to a cohesive national party with the program. >> h

judge mathis gave me the most expensive gift. >> he comes up big on the gift. >> he married us and broughts. >> no. >> you don't have all that? >> no. you kept throwing it at him from before. >> you broke the china. >> is it okay to register for wedding gift ifs it's both the bride and groom's second wedding? 66% of america said no. only a third said yes. >> what do you want to say nene. >> that doesn't bother you. >> no, it doesn't. if i listened to america i wouldn't have hair. in this day and time you have to do what works for you. i registered because i wanted to. i'm a bride. it was the second time around. i still was a bride. i spent more money the second time than i did the first time and there were people that wanted to give me a gift. i waited until the last minute to register. i registered like two weeks before the wedding. and i love my gifts. i'm a girl. >> did greg get anything on that registry. >> he did get a couple of things. he got things from william sonoma. >> cooking and appliances. >> yeah. >> we'll keep you happy with that. >> thank you so much. >> thank you nene. >>

i've returned ty mathis program last year and look forward to the discussion and your questions at the end. as tom suggested we thought given the momentous character of the end of decisions last june that it would be worth a programmable bit of a backward look at those. i'm going to talk about the gay marriage cases, united states versus wins it and hollingsworth. windsor country all remember the basics, the supreme court held that a division of the defense of marriage act which is the statute congress enacted in 1996 was unconstitutional. that provision barred the federal government from recognizing for any federal law purpose the validity of a marriage between persons of the same gender, even if the person for lawfully married under a state law. once significant numbers of states started recognize same-sex marriages, the federal law started close very serious consequences them unlawfully married couples, and edie windsor so, a plaintiff in the case, about the constitution chose to the law was unable to be treated as a spouse for federal income tax purposes. she had to pay an inherita

mathis, thank you. and i am so honored to be here with this distinguished panel. many of my colleagues are here as well. to see so many people here representing the greek organizations that have brought us together to celebrate this 50th anniversary first let me say and get it out of the way we have made progress, but there are people now determined as much as they were 50 years ago to see the return to the clock and that's what they are working on and in some places they are doing quite well. by the way, there are some seats that need to be watched more carefully than others. i'm on a committee that is trying to draft a way around or over or under shelby county verses holder and we are going to get there. [applause] one thing i wanted to point out to you very briefly is that we have now begun to look at a way to do this without trying to fix up the shelby county decision. sometimes people create their own backlash and give us opportunities that we would have never had their being disenfranchised from the vote now than ever before because of shall be verses holder