mr. davis, let me start with you.ouse speaker this morning said he's not going to defend donald trump, he's not going to campaign with him, he's going to focus on the house and senate. is he saying he thinks the presidential race is over? >> no, i think he's saying he wants to make sure the house republicans get reelected and he has a house ma jomplet this isn't different than what he was telling the house a month ago, you have to look after your own district. in some districts donald trump will be doing good and in some he will be a liability and candidates will have to do what they have to do. his responsibility is to help reelect house members. when i was campaign chairman in 20 2 * 000, it was a similar arrangement with george w. bush where they did their things and we did ours. they coordinated to some extent but it was up to each individual member as to how to handle it. >> yang: so many reps over the weekend m in tough races m running for reelection, saying they are no longer supporting donald trump. is that th

people hit mr. davis' car.when he got out to see what was going on...he was stabbed.herman davis was married for more than 50 years, and was a father of four.herman's family is getting through this...together...as difficult as it is. "that's very difficult, yes, but i know god has him, has hi at last check, the killer is still out here somewhere.if you know who that person is, detectives would like to hear from you.live outside mpd headquarters, el, cbs 58... mike...back to you. this just in: two men facing federal charges connected to the shooting of a milwaukee police officer have plead guilt. admitted to knowingly making a false and fictitious written statement... which he did to help to help his cousin, alonso sandoval, who could not buy the gun due to drug charges. charges.sandoval sold the gun... which later made it into the hands of tomas uriegas... who shot m-p-d officer brandon baranowski back in july.baranowski is recovering and has still not returned to work.both men face up to 10 years in pris

mr. william davis. ms. -- and mr. colin omara. >> mr. john byner and miss emily byner. >> mr.ick stengel and mrs. .ary stangl the honorable jonathan winer and ms. libby lewis. the honorable bill padudo and mr. frank padudo. mr. carl ray. mr. johnny wright. >> the first one, i am so excited. i am glad to be here. oh god, i don't know. --ould probably have to say that was a lot of fun. >> what is the next step for you? >> i don't know. i probably will do more beauty and fashion. it is all out there. thank you. what they say. [applause] -- [indiscernible] jarvis and mr. sean west. mr. doug mills. .rs. catherine mills dr. paul boskin. mr. rutherford seidel and ms. laura seidel. mr. john schulman. schulman.on the honorable melissa winter. mr. john surma -- joshua okun. the honorable julia frye field. kula.annon mr. thomas brown. mr. mill plant. mrs. robin smith. mr. fabbricio frera. mrs. angela kennedy. mr. henry kennedy junior. mr. mark lander. ms. angela tomb. sundar puchai. mr. charles ward. mr. michael lombardo. mr. james taylor. mrs. kim taylor. >> we performed at a dinner for

mr. davis's home, only to discover it was a hoax. david, the irs assured us today it never makes calls. they said, if you get a call like that, hang up. >> good advice. pierre thomas in washington. >>> when we come back here, the home exploding into smoke and flames. the officers moving people to safety, and then, another explosion. >>> the amazing religious discovery. historians tonight asking, did historians tonight asking, did it once hold the body of jesus? , real you shine through? introducing otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. side effects may includ

people hit mr. davis' car.when he got out to see what was going on... "that's when he did what he did to my father. he didn't deserve that.""but i know god of his hand.""if anyone knows who did this, we just ask that you turn yourself in and let justice run it's course." felicia says she and her mother forgive the killer. police are searching for that person.live outside mpd headquarters, el, cbs 58...b/m back to you. 3 happening right now at cbs 58...conversations with komen. our phone lines are open...and we've got experts from the standing by to answer any questions you may have about breast cancer and breast health. cbs 58's marshanna hester is live at the phone bank...marshanna. 3 cbs 58 is hosting "conversations with komen" today.anyone with questions about breast health and breast cancer is invited to call our phone bank between 4 and 5:30. experts with "susan g. komen" question or concerns.the meterologist rebecca schuld joins us now to get you ready for your evening...rebecca. 3 today: mix of sun and clouds. an isolated shower possible. highs i

tonight, he would not even speak with the spirit is very frustrating it seems like mr. davisover 40 years and your family has made so much money with the raiders. so what would it hurt to give us a shot? >> grant: davis has said in several different ways the he is all in on the biggest players but we have not confirmed that he would not speak to anyone here at oakland. >> >> grant: and about 30 minutes from now gary radnich will be here with his take what his reaction from some as well as comments from the commissioner and mark davis. >> brittney: as we go into tomorrow we will seek a lot of sunshine. with clear skies tonight. the warmest day of the week will be tomorrow as well. however, by the weekend the temperatures will drop and there is an opportunity for rain showers. >> brittney: temperatures are as 63 in vallejo, 66 and fairfield, 67 in san francisco and there is a hybrid of pressure over our region that will reach its peak as we go into tamara brokerage temperatures for the highest of the week will change. and, at the weekend the kron4 futurecast shows that there wi

mr. william davis. ms. -- and mr. colin omara. >> mr. john byner and miss emily byner. >> mr. rick stengel and mrs. .ary stangl the honorable jonathan winer and ms. libby lewis. the honorable bill padudo and mr. frank padudo. mr. carl ray. mr. johnny wright. >> the first one, i am so excited. i am glad to be here. oh god, i don't know. --ould probably have to say that was a lot of fun. >> what is the next step for you? >> i don't know. i probably will do more beauty and fashion. it is all out there. thank you. what they say. [applause] -- [indiscernible] jarvis and mr. sean west. mr. doug mills. .rs. catherine mills dr. paul boskin. mr. rutherford seidel and ms. laura seidel. mr. john schulman. schulman.on the honorable melissa winter. mr. john surma -- joshua okun. the honorable julia frye field. kula.annon mr. thomas brown. mr. mill plant. mrs. robin smith. mr. fabbricio frera. mrs. angela kennedy. mr. henry kennedy junior. mr. mark lander. ms. angela tomb. sundar puchai. mr. charles ward. mr. michael lombardo. mr. james taylor. mrs. kim taylor. >> we performed at a dinner f

the chair now recognizes mrs. davis for five minutes. >> yes, chairwoman mcsally and chair members -- >> chairwoman and members of the community, i thank you for the opportunity today. border check points are not always staffed and they're not always open. if the resources used to staff them were directedly at the border, then they would interdict illegal activity before it reaches the interior. our ranch is 25 miles north and our family has been in the county since 1847. we've always had some illegals but in 1986 we saw hoards of them and a change in their attitude. they became destructive, cut fence lines, robbed, trampled grass, killed animals and left tons of trash. in the trash we found plastic backpacks, blankets, hypodermic needles, human wastes and pregnancy tests. trash from mexico is hazardous to us and has killed cows because they eat blankets and plastic bags. by 1995 the trash was out of control so the county hauled away 16 dump truckloads from a small area on our ranch. that's just one example. environment

martin eastal with the construction series the sfoivengs et al and item 24 anticipated litigation as mr. davisnd items 25 through 30 will not be heard today. >> any any public comment? for the items calendar for closed session seeing none, can i have a motion to assert the attorney/client >> next year is here yeah. >> okay. we're back in open session an approval of a settlement no other other action can i have a motion to disclosure. >> i move not to thorough any public comment? >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> the motion carries item 31. >> item 31 adapt a resolution authorizing the yerba buena gardens general manager for the position of just a minute general manager for kathy republican howe. >> commissioners marcus book store >> i. >> opposed? that motion carries other new business? i have one item could super bowl 50 look at what it takes to replace those lousy screens that is an embarrassment >> you have to look at that one. >> you can see someone 20 feet away rather than something that is in front of us and a status report and some way of feeding it into the ipads that would be helpful.

martin eastal with the construction series the sfoivengs et al and item 24 anticipated litigation as mr. davisnd items 25 through 30 will not be heard today. >> any any public comment? for the items calendar for closed session seeing none, can i have a motion to assert the attorney/client >> next year is here yeah. >> okay. we're back in open session an approval of a settlement no other other action can i have a motion to disclosure. >> i move not to thorough any public comment? >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> the motion carries item 31. >> item 31 adapt a resolution authorizing the yerba buena gardens general manager for the position of just a minute general manager for kathy republican howe. >> commissioners marcus book store >> i. >> opposed? that motion carries other new business? i have one item could super bowl 50 look at what it takes to replace those lousy screens that is an embarrassment >> you have to look at that one. >> you can see someone 20 feet away rather than something that is in front of us and a status report and some way of feeding it into the ipads that would be helpful.

davis and mr. wilson, you have been together for one and a half years. you have one child together. ms. davis, you want this thing to change significantly or end altogether. so why don't i start with you. tell me why you're here today.

. >> to davis, california, mr. . >> reporter: davis' mayor says the city expected the protestors. >> i think they're doing what is in their interest, which is to try to get people to talk. i don't really think it's about gandhi, but the talk about indian history. most americans don't know anything about it. >> reporter: he points out gandhi is not a religious figure. >> based on religious principles, but so is martin luther king. >> reporter: when officials tried to speak, they were often interrupted. >> i'm trying to thank you. can i have a moment to thank you? >> reporter: those who came to celebrate gandhi often became more vocal. [ chanting ] >> reporter: some had signs with, gandhi was a molester. >> gandhi may have been wrong on things, but that doesn't mean that we should reject all of the incredible teachings. >> that was doug johnson reporting. by the way, the statue was unveiled yesterday in honor of what would have been gandhi's 147th birthday. >>> it's 5:43. there is encouraging news about the elderly wo

davis and mr. brasher, that is the reason what we call the people's house, for you to petition your government. i have heard you. i am have texas. spent a lot of time on the border, walking the border, traveling to the border, traveling over the border to mexico, looking at the resources. i've been on the homeland security committee. a few days after 9/11, i came on this committee when we formulated the homeland security committee. if there was anything embedded in my heart, it was to protect the american people. i want to just to add some comments. when i co-chaired this committee or was the ranking member with candice miller, we wrote the 1417 border act of 2013. it was a bipartisan, comprehensive border security bill. now, it insisted on 90% operational control, and i would always be eager to raise that money. but that was the initial writing of the legal border crosses. that's certainly far from where we are today. we're not at that. it directed the secretary of the department to develop and re

before the se court is whether a federal appeals court should allow mr. .uck to appeal this is just under an hour. next, book versus davis. mrs. warns. -- miss swarns. ms. swarns: mr. chief justice, and may it please the court: duane buck was condemned to death after his own court appointed trial attorneys knowingly introduced an expert opinion that he was more likely to commit criminal acts of violence in the future because he is black. this evidence encour

. >> so i have an update on this actually by mr. davis our governor was set to vote on this september 30th but already voted on that so as i read this resolution i would like to make an amendment we switch this not to send a letter of supportive but that we send a letter of gratitude for support in support of inclusion of chinese act of 1882 chinese-american to establishment of transcontinental to the statewide curriculum whereas the history of commenting in california is an important lessons as chinese-american contributed to california as builder farmers and advertent and entrepreneurs and scholars and soiled and whereas asians make of 44 percent of california population and chinese in the population and whereas to the largest percentage of children in the san francisco unified school district are of chinese descents and whereas the san francisco unified school district and the state of california has a commitment to teach the students about the racial history as ethic students and offering and whereas the education placed an important

before the se court is whether a federal appeals court should allow mr. .uck to appeal this is just under an hour. next, book versus davis. mrs. warns. -- miss swarns. ms. swarns: mr. chief justice, and may it please the court: duane buck was condemned to death after his own court appointed trial attorneys knowingly introduced an expert opinion that he was more likely to commit criminal acts of violence in the future because he is black. this evidence encouraged the sentencing jury to make its critical future dangerousness decision which was a prerequisite for a death sentence and the central disputed issue at sentencing based not on the individual facts and circumstances of mr. buck's crime or his life history, but instead based on a false and pernicious group-based stereotype. justice ginsburg: didn't that expert say, i don't think he's a future -- i don't think he's going to be a future danger? ms. swarns: on cross-examination dr. quijano testified that he did believe that mr. buck was likely to commit future crimes of violence. he said that -- at the prosecutor's questioning that mr. buck was on the low end of the co

i was back in the back and listening to your interview to mr. davis corruption. i was quoting and if you watch the show clearly he forgot to say this, i was quoting james kalstrum with the fbi. he said that the clintons were liars. then i quoted james comey she did use more than one device. >> the 650,000 number. you are right, james comey didn't come out and say it. i like our reporting with kathryn hair -- herridge. they also go on to say that our fbi sources have said that they claim to have told -- they were told to stand down by the justice department. they did not. there are sources also say there is no way that james comey goes forward without knowing something about what substantially is on the inside of those emails. you can sit there back there and look at that one letter and say that's the reporting. or you could use reporters who have sources to move the story forward. we're not just making up things. >> no, we're reporting and letting you decide. >> right. his whole point is he would like the fbi director to release more data which he has

mr. david davis saying all options are open.asked about a transitional deal, they would try and reach out to try to find something in play. they are trying to maintain financial stability during the brecks pit. if you think about what happens over the last couple of weeks, you different ministries. rumors they are not talking to each other. mr. davers saying they will do all that is necessary to maintain stability. coming up, including first forward guidance from frankfurt. today's expectations at the e.c.b. meeting are low. then b.h.p. billiton is making women a priority. the miner wants to add 21,000 women to its workforce by 2025 d cut their forecast after the's nine month rose at the lowest pace in a decade. we'll look over the numbers with nestle's c.e.o.. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is bloomberg "surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in london. markets are trading pretty much flat this morning. let's go to mark barton. >> the pess reached a six-week high against the dollar. the peso has been viewed as a proxy for dona

davis? >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you all for being here and increasing our understanding. in light of the discussion right now, where would you suggest that resources really be focused and directed in a way that perhaps you don't see them being directed today, and could you include without any additional authorities that you think are required to continue this battle essentially? mr. jeffries, you were going in that direction if you want to focus on that. >> bearing in mind -- >> understanding that, but where should they be that they're maybe not being? >> i'm skeptical about working to change the mind-set in the region about terrorism, about extremis extremist philosophies and such. it doesn't hurt to try because it could be wrong and it doesn't take a lot of money. that is one place where we're putting a lot of attention with limited success, but we might succeed tomorrow. we've done this in other areas, eastern europe, for example, successfully. perhaps it is certainly worth trying. secondly intelligence. that's crucial that we know what is going on out there and who is

newscenter 5's jennifer davis has the latest from the campaign trail. mr. trump: i think we are going to win florida. jennifer: trump talking about battleground states. mr. trump: if we win, we got lots of options. what a waste of time if we don't hold this off. jennifer: the clinton campaign is venting out in key tebow. tim kaine in pennsylvania, bill clinton, hillary clinton in ohio. senator kaine: there are a few that are close. there are few that are battleground. and there are a few that are more checkmate. if we win them, it is over. jason: -- >> this is not a matter of trying to persuade campaigning, how many people have not made up their minds? it is a matter of making them care enough to show what. jennifer: some trump supporters believe that polls are not adequately capturing support for the candidate. in washington, i'm jennifer davis. ben: he is being called a hero after that massive gas explosion earlier this week in portland. the call a fire lieutenant made that saved several lives. we're hearing from him. jc: the critical battle against isis

mr. discount double check. aaron rogers finds time, stepping up, trevor davis. packers are up 21-13. late in the half, matt ryan, devon they freeman, making people miss five-yard touchdown. falcons rally to win. cardinals head to atlanta sunday, november 27. the phoenix suns home today warriors. a strong first quarter. t.j. to tyson chandler. pretty ally and loving it. second period, eric stops, and oh yeah, 18. and counting. suns up 7. t.j. warren adding the scoring punch from the wing. buries it. warch with 18 as well. but kevin durant and the warriors. last night, 13. actually, 30 and counting as i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. >>> one look at your seven-day forecast as we cool things down. 88 the afternoon high. the trick-or-treat forecast puts temperatures in t

davis. >> supporters claim it's the obvious future for powering up mr fl. but it's leaving many seeing red. >> the way the initiative is written, it sounds good. i sounds like it would advance solar but it's not true at all. >> susan of southern alliance for clean energy says amendment one which promises to protect consumers and businesses and the states initiative toward solar power is flawed. own or lease solar panels! critics say the ballot measure is backed by the states big utility companies as a way to make solar energy more restricted and highly regulated. supporters of the amendment disagree. >> all we're doing is caught up in the constitution situation! voters in favor of amendment one say it encourages the use of solar power but protects consumers from fraud and makes the playing field >> if all of a sudden you're going to create a situation of haves and have notes this is not regulated. this is just very much regulated and you're going to get to a situation where you have to raise rates on people who can least afford it. that's not good business

i want to say to miss davis and mr. brasher, that is the reason that we have what we call the people's house. for you to petition your government. i have heard you. i am from texas. i spent a lot of time on the border, walking on the border and traveling over the border to mexico, looking at the resources. i have been on the homeland security committee two days after 9/11. i came on the committee when we formulated a homeland security committee. if there was anything embedded in my heart, it was to protect the american people. i want to add comments. when i cochaired the committee and the ranking member from michigan, the northern border, we wrote the 1417 result act of 2013. it was the border security bill. it insisted on 90% operational control and i would be eager to raise that number, but that was the writing of the border crosses. that's far from where we are today. what's good about it, it directed the national strategy to gain that and i asked a brief question on that. you can know what was going on and contain t

mr. manson. so, you're cheyenne bodie. as long as we're getting acquainted why don't you ask the rest of your friends to join the party? ha ha ha. alright, boys, come on out. this is stew davis. stew, this is cheyenne. i heard...i didn't catch this other gentleman's name. the name is smith, mister. smitty smith. - you can call me mr. smith. - don't get smart. you gotta excuse stew, mr. smith. he don't cotton none to yankees. yankee? me? i'm a texan. that makes you one of the human race, i reckon. sorry, mr. smith. quite a crowd. yeah, ain't it. you see, we were on our way to mexico. me and my friends were aiming to supply the cash get some cattle, and that's it. manson, there's another one! if you're not familiar with the country i wouldn't advise travelling south. or any direction, as long as the shoshones are out there. oh, you know this country, huh? it's my business. maybe you can get us through past those injuns. maybe. but not right now. fort kermus is waiting on smitty's drawings. ferman pass is a little out of our way. yeah and uh, i'm almost outta pencil. we'd pay you to scout us through. we're already being paid. you ain't a bit friendly, are you? when i've got tim

mr. clean" against the bears tonight--in their all-white color rush uniforms. speaking of rush--number 30 isn't ahman green-but knile davis. practice squad to replace eddie lacy who goes on injured reserve; he's apparently ticketed for ankle surgery. tim and brandon our preferred starters on the blitz. t-imagine how conjested opposing secondaries will be if they can't run the ball! there's a lot that goes into a thursday game, obviously. and i'm not worried about what uniform i wear or whatever. it's all part of what the nfl wants to do. excited to get back out on the field and hopefully make some plays and win a game. that's what we're hear to do and heading to fox six now dot com. harvey: sofia richie went out with paris hilton, and they talked tobey maguire. >> do you think tobey's marriage is don >> stop asking her that because it's a [bleep] rumor! >> yes, ma'am. >> called her ma'am! >> i don't think she cared. harvey: is she vain? >> i don't know. >> you don't want to hazard a guess? >> ciara had to drop her defamation lawsuit. she's still suing future for false light. harvey: that means you talked crap on me and ma

mr. booth: and the reason for that, judge davis, as i'm trying to explain, is that the supreme court has said that traffic stops are inherently dangerous. as the supreme court said in rodriguez, they are especially fraught with -- >> but what's the sense that you can treat a passenger with the same level of suspicion for the protection of the officer. so in terms of the danger of a traffic stop, it doesn't make any difference whether it's the motorist himself or herself or a passenger. you can order a passenger out of the vehicle, as the officer did here, treating the passenger as you would the motorist when it comes to the dangerous analysis. your submission is, once he's a pedestrian, unconnected to the vehicle, he's no longer dangerous, though the level of belief that he's armed is exactly the same. >> what if he were a jaywalking pedestrian? what if we stepped off the sidewalk, that violates municipal ordinances in a lot of places. >> he'd become dangerous again. he's wavering in and out of being dangerous. mr. booth: my submission would be that even in the case of a municipal ordina

mr. mcdermott: good evening and welcome to our audience here on the campus of broward college in davie, florida to our statewide audience on television.

now apparently frank marshall davis knew barack obama's paternal grandparents, particularly the father, and it was apparently through mre young barack obama met marshall davis. the young barack obama comes back from indonesia to stay with his grandparents in honolulu and that's how he encounters frank marshall davis. >> host: this is greg carr tweeting in, professor horne how do you interment the news, our history is an effort in history, in american history. >> guest: i understand the sentiment, that came up in a strange way during barack obama's remarks at the opening of the african-american history museum. i can't remember the quote, something like the museum shows african-americans are not a burden. something like that that i found to be off-putting. i think because of the white supremacy that strides the land and what you've already made reference to, these persistent and inconsistent efforts to deport the black people from north america, na that black scholars feel they have to assert that they're part of this project, part of this narrative. i see that as a defensive reaction. that's how i interpreted it at leas

mr. mcdermott: good evening and welcome to our audience here on the campus of broward college in davie, florida to our statewide audience on television. our panelists tonight, neil brown, and patricia mazzei. the rules and i are quite simple. each candidate has 90 seconds to answer a question. all rebuttals and follow-ups are 32nd responses at the discretion of the moderator, and that is me. my coin toss, congressman murphy, you have the first statement tonight. rep. murphy: thank you and good evening. thank you for being here this public service because i was tired of the name-calling, and bickering. i am proud of what i have accomplished. when of my greatest achievements was working with republicans and democrats to help authorized nearly $2 billion in funding for the everglades. i work across party lines to ensure that we prevent cuts to medicare. i'm proud of the legislation contrast to my opponent, who does not even sure to work. senator rubio as the worst voting record of any senator from florida nearly 50 years. he has gone on to endorse donald trump, the man who by his own account, he d

mr. molotov, they're coming down to you. this world. [ mumbling ] stand back, whoever you are, or this gulag goes to davy jones' locker! lieutenant hunter? a rescue party! you've saved me! are you all right? have we saved the ship? lieutenant! what? this is the hill street station. [ mumbling ] some unfortunate pawn of the commissar. now that we're in command, can we medevac him out of here? sure, howard. i wasn't being recalcitrant on this apology. don't worry about it, howard. the chief's issuing a "department regrets." i see. other than a concussion, i think you survived your encounter with the steampipes, lieutenant. thank you, doctor. i wouldn't drive for 24 hours. i'll drive him home. it was a most extraordinary experience. the entire hallucination had what's the matter, howard? [ chuckling ] i'm just so glad to be back in america. [ moaning ] stan? hmm? let's notify the city attorney. civil suit? big. blondie! my tall drink of water! sleep? angel: ? i don't know how ? ? i don't know when ? ? i know someday ? ? we'll meet again ? bobby, that was so beautiful. well, ain't you nice to say so. you know, i just want

davis was your girlfriend. she told you she was pregnant, and you supported this child. >> announcer: she had no trouble deceiving. >> judge judy: but it turns out mr. hartsfield is not the baby's father. >> announcer: but she couldn't handle his deception. >> i went to his residence, and i seen a woman cooking, naked in the kitchen. >> she approached my car and keyed it. >> she was fighting him, saying, you know, "hit me. hit me." this woman here, who's clearly fatally attracted. >> 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 rodney hartsfield is suing his ex-girlfriend, francis davis, for lying about the paternity of her child and for vandalizing his car.

davis was your girlfriend. she told you she was pregnant, and you supported this child. >> announcer: she had no trouble deceiving. >> judge judy: but it turns out mrs not the baby's father. >> announcer: but she couldn't handle his deception. >> i went to his residence, and i seen a woman cooking, naked in the kitchen. >> she approached my car and keyed it. >> she was fighting him, saying, you know, "hit me. hit me." this woman here, who's clearly fatally attracted. >> 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 rodney hartsfield is suing his ex-girlfriend, francis davis,

davis, the minister in charge of exiting the european union. >> the clear message from the referendum is this, we must control immigration. did you hear mr.last week telling us there is no need for any limit on numbers? have you ever heard a political party so out of touch with his own voters? let's be clear, we will control our borders and we will bring the numbers down. >> that was david davis, theresa may sounded the brexiteer yesterday as she set out her thoughts yesterday on the matter. us the parliament will not get a vote on this. this is something the u.k. government will take forward. the parliament would be to subvert democracy. francine: what have you been hearing about independence? anna: the debate around independence for scotland rages on. yesterday we heard theresa may saying this would be something the u.k. would negotiate and we caught up with the secretary state of scotland to ask him if he thought that start for >> --r referendum echo referendum? >> what we are not going to accept is brexit is a real take thatal projects -- decision has been made. a stronger united kingdom, we are going to have this dialogue and the uni

mr. napoli not having a lineup. the starting >> we will check in with you later. nono mike napoli in the indians lineup for today for game 4. rod j davis will lead off and play left.nd jason kipnis will back second and play second. francisco lindner or will bat third and play short. carlos santana will bat fourth and play fit. bat fifth.i lonnie chih is an all will play right. roberto perez will catch. tyler naquin will play center and corey kluber will pitch and bat ninth. here's the cubs lineup. chris bryant will bet second and play third base. anthony rizzo will bat third and play first base. ben zobrist will bat fourth and play left field. wilson contrary us will bat fifth and play catcher. addison russell will play short and bat six. field and bat seventh. baez will play second and that eight. and john lackey will pitch and bat ninth. after two prime time willey gams in the process of the season, the ohio state buckeyes returned home o looking to bounce back against northwestern this afternoon. it was justrn a 10-7 game in the second quarter when mike webber got his second touchdown of the game to givehe ohio state a 17-7 lead. no