peterson?> there was never a custody order in place. >> judge judy: that's not what i asked you. >> no. >> judge judy: did she have physical custody of... >> oh, yes. >> judge judy: ...her daughter? >> yes. >> judge judy: so her daughter was with her when you met. >> yes, that's correct. >> judge judy: and that was in 2009. >> yes. >> judge judy: and did she remain with you and ms. peterson since at least 2009? >> not 100 percent, no. >> judge judy: how old was your stepdaughter in 2009? >> five? we were together before we got married for a few years also. >> judge judy: was the child

. >> donald arthur peterson. >> jean hoadley peterson. mark david rothenberg. christine ann snyder.ohn talignani. honor elizabeth wainio. >> to my cousin, debbie jacob walsh. >> distinguished guests, families, friends, my name is jeffrey myers. it is my honor and privilege to offer a concluding prayer at the sacred moment on this holy ground. within the jewish faith our tradition is upon remembering our loved ones that we recite in memorial prayer. i will chant it first in hebrew and then translate it for you in english. [speaking foreign language] rest infinite rest in your sheltering presence among the holy and the pure of all of our beloved, we remember this day who have gone to the eternal home. a merciful one, we ask that our loved ones find peace in your tender embrace. their memory and during this inspiration for commitment to their ideas and integrity in our lives. may their souls be up in the bounds of life. may they always rest in peace. amen. you may be seated. we gathered today to remember what was, what is and what will never be. we were called the sacrifice of 40 air t

earlier, i spoke with rebecka peterson, the 2023 us national teacher of the year. tulsa, oklahoma. rebecka peterson, you've been a teacher now for well over a decade but you've described your first year of teaching as quite a difficult one. why was that? yeah, so, i started teaching at the college level and then, after three years of teaching at the college level, i switched to the high school level and it was that — that year of switching that was really a challenge for me, right? i went from this classroom where students were paying to hear what i had to say to this classroom where students were more or less forced what i had to say, and that was a shock to my system and, to be honest, i wasn't sure that was going to make it. i thought, you know, "this is hard" but eventually, i found my rhythm and i found that i absolutely loved teaching high school students and they have become the best pieces of me. you're an immigrant of swedish—iranian descent. you went to school in many countries around the world before you arrived in america. do you find that us classrooms

[bell rings] >> donald arthur peterson. [bell rings] >> jean hoadley peterson.bell rings] mark david rothenberg. [bell rings] christine ann snyder. [bell rings] john talignani. [bell rings] >> honor elizabeth wainio. [bell rings] >> and to my cousin, debbie jacobs welsh. may we never forgot what they taught us that day. god bless. [bell rings] >> distinguished guests, family, friends, my name is jeffrey myers. i am the rabbi in pittsburgh. it is my honor and privilege to offer a concluding prayer at the is the sacred moment on this holy ground. within the jewish faith, our tradition is, upon remembering our loved ones, that we recite in memorial prayer. i will chant it first in hebrew and then translate it for you in english. [speaking hebrew] >> exalted, compassionate god rest infinite rest in your , sheltering presence among the holy and the pure of all of our -- veer to the souls --the pure to the souls of all of our beloved, we remember this day who have gone to the eternal home. merciful one, we ask that our loved ones find peace in your tender embrace. the

my son is asking me about andrew tate, jordan peterson, and them immediately talking about joe rogan.hway. it comes as no shock, joe rogan has blamed gavin newsom for ruining california. >> it's justin trudeau, it's gavin newsom. he did such a bad job with california and they are so vulnerable. [bleep] mandamus, they are so many businesses closing down, they don't want to be a part of it anymore. it likely need to take care of disenfranchised people but also make our streets safe we have to stop crime, and there is none of it. there is like laws. more lax on crime, more money for the homeless people, give them free drugs, give them needles, they need clean needles, what? >> sandra: what you think about gavin newsom lamenting his son? >> jesse: -- >> greg: it ostracizes people in the cold, that is not jordan peterson or joe rogan, they go out and interview people and tell people to talk to different people. i don't know enough about andrew tate, but i want to quote scott adams, because this is a smart point, the more that the left tries to raise the children of the rights, the more and

sergeant michael peterson spots a speeding car and follows it. moments later, he sees the car overturned. >> and please help us out. please help us get on out. you on out. >> three teenage passengers are able to crawl out of the upside down vehicle, but one is stuck inside the teens. tell sergeant peterson, the 19 year old driver flew out of the sunroof and is now being crushed beneath the car, struggling to breathe. >> can you breathe? can you? >> you can't breathe. >> peterson instructs the teens to help him lift the car. >> you, me, he can't breathe. >> you are going to lift this car up right now? >> yes. >> with the help of some good samaritans who stopped to help, they struggled to lift the 3,600 pound vehicle. >> come on, y'all. we got this. come on, y'all. >> their teamwork. paying off as they lift the car. enough to free the driver. he's out. >> just incredible video there. the 19 year old was taken to the hospital where as of monday, he was still recovering. >> christmas is more than three months away, but major retailers are announcing

gavin want his son to watch sports center ors listen to jordan peterson? interviews ufc s fightersuf, comics, astro fis sifts, wildlife trappers. there's nothing controversial about him, all he does is listes and one of the reasons people are so attracted to him is because everybody's controversial iced these people because the professional class has told the entire population of this generation to be passivn and to not question authority. s so these two guys come along and they say we've got to take action, we have to question authority, that's why young americans are so thirsty for some sort of elder statesman toy say this is a way you can gain a frame of reference and interpree the world around you instead of just havin g propaganda wash over you like a slave. >> sandra: wow. d harold doeoes it corner you a rl politics poll said nearly half of democrats think free speech should be legal only under certain circumstances and 34% oy democrats say americans have too much freedom >> harold: sure, that would concern me and there are a lot of other things that

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that's according to a study by washington based peterson institute for international economics. it says persistent inflation and a shortage of workers, other things will result in point3% drop in the uk's gross domestic product this year. their fears that the uk is suffering from structural economic conditions. factors relate to the... underlying weakness of the uk economy and the fall out from brexit would leave the uk behind while most other developed economies expand. uk was also suffering from an unequal recovery that benefited better off households while the bottom half of the income scale continued to be affected by falling real incomes, persistent inflation, falling real incomes of low income households, and a shortage of workers will result in the drop in the country's gross domestic product. cuts to government spending next year will also drag on economic growth. central bank held rates at 5.25% at this meeting, and betting on financial markets showed investors expect there will be no ch the next meeting in november. this move could be upwards, should in

and peterson says that will give the steelers an edge on sunday.s made aware at his weekly press conference, you see patrick peterson is predicted he'll intercept you if you see this. no yeah, i don't really know what to say about that. i mean, he's a good player. patrick peterson is a great player. i grew up watching him and everything. i was obviously from arizona. he played for the cardinals and stuff. so yeah, it's the competitive nature, i guess, of football. so we'll see . yeah we will see. a 10 a.m. kickoff on sunday. the united states men's basketball team only wins the fiba world cup championship when steph curry plays two for two with curry, zero for five. without him. and we are in the philippines where yesterday steve kerr and team usa visited the manila american cemetery third quarter against germany and this semifinal matchup. anthony edwards takes it in for the slam. but germany led most of this one. and with 40s to go dennis schroder the step back dagger from 18ft. germany wins 113 111 to advance to the championship game where the u

. >> the steelers quarterback patrick peterson is one of the haters. he guaranteed intersection before sunday's game. not only did peterson fail to pick off purdy, he was in coverage on both of the touchdowns and purdy couldn't resist a little post game jab. >> the second touchdown on the right side, the deep ball, that felt good. >> on defense all eyes on bosa. played 35 snaps, did not record a sack. do you know who did? jackson, second year pass rusher got to pickett three times and mashed sack total from all of last season. >> he worked his tail off last season. for him to have a game like that is a big confidence boost to himself. we will need it all season. >> people don't expect him to make another leap in the second year. i am happy for him. he is exactly who he thought he was. >>> next, talking about painting the to >>> finally, a river of red wine rushed down a street in portugal. alcoholic flash flood happened sunday after two tanks from a distillery failed releasing a whopping 600,000 gallons. that's almost enough wine to fill an olympic siz

meanwhile, there are gloomy predictions about uk's economic prospects a report by the washington's peterson institute for international economics says that the uk economy will shrink this year and in 2024, says a drop in gdp this year of 0.3% would be followed by fall of 0.2% next year. uh, now if we look at the day. that we've seen recently, obviously there can be some revisions in the gdp data, we saw quite a contraction in july, um, now we are expecting, perhaps there are some quirks in the data, the seen as much industrial action recently, um, and there could be some technical issues and a rebound, but i think the outlook for the rest of this year is quite weak, we see that as you've mentioned in the pmi surveys, both manufacturing and services moving into contraction. the british economy is. expected to shrink this year and in the year 2024. that's according to a study by washington based peterson institute for international economics. it says persistent inflation and a shortage of workers, among other things, will result in a 3% drop in the uk's gross domestic product this year. the f

. >> patrick peterson was one of those haters. he guaranteed an interception for sunday's game.y did he fail to pick him off, he was in coverage on both of brandon aiyuk's touchdowns. he could not resist posting job. >> the second touchdown on the right side, was that on peterson? that one, all right . that felt good. >> on defense, all eyes were on the bosa. he played 35 snaps and did not record a sack. you know who did? drake jackson. the second year pass rusher got to kenny pickett three times. and matched his sack total from all of last season. >> he worked hard last season and for him to come out and have a game like that it is a confidence boost for himself. we will need it all season. i am happy for him. >> for the "red & gold report", i am vern glenn. >>> let's talk baseball. the giants are in a precarious place when it comes to the wild card race. alex cobb on the mound for san francisco. he knew the assignment. he goes five innings strong not letting a single run go. bottom of the 10th, giants are down 3-42 clutch singles , walked it off for the orange and black and gi

the latest read with instant analysis from dana peterson, chief economist & center leader of economy, strategy & finance at the conference board. and all the buzz from oklahoma city. triple-digit oil price, politics, supply, china, all the hot topics from the american energy security summit in oklahoma. more with my exclusive interview with rick muncrief. from new york, i'm alix steele with my co-host in london, tom mckenzie. so i came from my time the oil patch in oklahoma city. guy's going to his fun time which is on airplane show. so you're right in the middle of that for us, tom. tom: we have the consumer confidence and now we get into some reaction as well. the estimates have been for 105. so they're softening in terms of consumer confidence. you have views on this. i know. and again, the question around that buffer for how olds in the -- households for household. alix: so it's a weekly budget. i'm working on it. i've had it since march. it's a touch and go situation. michael mckee is there to break down that for us. >> i don't have anything on your budget but do i have new home

since 2015, these two teams meet every four years, but we rialthe steelers quarterback, patrick petersonuaranteed an interception against brock purdy on sunday and i think there will be moments where he can tell what plays the 49ers are running. >> i don't know what to say about that. i mean, he's a good ayer. >> it's the competitive nature of football, so we will see. >> this is awkward, when brock purdy was the arizona player of the year, he got to meet peterson at a cardinals game and now pat is trashing him, not nice. steve kerr spent his summer coaching basketball, and anthony edwards led the americans with 23 points against germany but offense wasn't the issue, they give up 113 points to a german team with only four nba players on the roster. andrea drilled the dagger, germany won to eliminate team usa, they will play serbia in the gold-medal game. >>> the giants are back home tonight. san francisco now has a 19% chance to make the playoffs. >> so you're telling me there's a chance. >> there's a chance, if they are going to improve their chances, it has got to be right now, seven o

peterson is the one talking all that smack. don't meet your heroes, i guess. >> i feel like brock is not effected by it. he is so innocent and nice. he is just out there to play the game. >> he is really calm, cool and collected. >> thanks, matt. >>> still ahead, this california girl's dream is to be on the big screen. this weekend her wish comes true in time square and it is all for a great cause >> it is really cool. i like being on tv. >>> the temperatures today managed to warm up before the fog spreads across the bay. we made it up to almost 90 in concord. middle half of upper 80s in san jose. it means slightly cooler temperatures but close to normal. details on when things warm up a little more coming up. >>> plus, a chip made popular by a viral challenge now pulled from store shelves. it is partly because of what happened to a bay area boy. >> who poisoned him? who postmenopapausal womenen wiwith hr+ herer2- metastaticic breast cacancer arare living l longer withth ki. soso, long livive family t t. long live e dreams. and

giants in the first joc peterson pride of palo alto. deep shot to center off d-backs say zac gallen giants off to a good start two nothing right things unravel quickly three two zona in the second alex cobb with two outs patrick bailey goes to third trying to nab corbin carroll ball gets away from wilmer flores who then airmails the throw home two runs score five two zona errors have just been fatal for this giants team in the third. here's cobb's last pitch of the night. he leaves with a hip injury. he has not been the same since throwing 131 pitches in that no hit bid a few weeks ago. seven four game in the fifth opportune city bases loaded peterson strikes out looking john's fall eight four now three back in that final wild card spot chase with only 11 to play dog days at the park in oakland small dog is up there now big dog. oh he's heavy. my back, my back. second inning. julio rodriguez grounded to nick allen look at the stretch by ryan oh no no no oh my hamster strings and everything really feel the pain on that even stretch armst

the 49 ers were in front 17 nothing and eight reception 129 yard game for aiyuk that's patrick peterson. i out battled for the ball 40 niners led 22 seven at the half on the first drive of the second half. the 49 ers went to another of their impressive weapons. christian mccaffrey has a nice gain and then he turned into a much nicer one. check out the downfield blocking by aiyuk and ray-ray mccloud racing across the field. mccaffrey reads the blocks for a 65 yard score. mccaffrey rushed for 152 yards on the day the 49 ers t off the season with a dominant 32 seven win since becoming the 40 niners head coach. kyle shanahan's teams have been up and down in openers but very up today. we've waited a long time for this game. we're the first games are always weird. you think about it forever, you overthink it a lot for a couple of weeks now we've just wanted to get to this game and get it started. and once we once kickoff happened and it felt normal and glad to get that first one out of the way and glad to get a win while doing it. so now comes the rhythm of the regular season. the 49 ers have

was that on patrick peterson? yeah. that one -- i was like all right, that felt good. >> reporter: oh, and defense all eyes were on nick bosa. he played 35 snaps. did not record a sack. you know who did? drake jackson. the second year pass rusher got to kenny pickett three times and matched his sack total from all of last season. >> he worked his tail off all off-season. for him to come out and have a game like that is such a big confidence booster himself and we're going to need him all season. >> people don't expect him to make another leap in the second year, i'm just happy for him. he's exactly who we thought he was. >> reporter: for the "red and gold report," i'm vern glenn. >> and brock purdy is already historic. so he is 6-0 in his start as a quarterback in regular season games. two touchdowns in each of the games. and that's the best in nfl history. so brock purdy, little bit of nfl history and hopefully he can continue that historic run. >> who are they comparing him to online? who was that? >> i just read some

giants in the first joc peterson pride of palo alto.nter off d-backs say zac gallen giants off to a good start two nothing right things unravel quickly three two zona in the second alex cobb with two outs patrick bailey goes to third trying to nab corbin carroll ball gets away from wilmer flores who then airmails the throw home two runs score five two zona errors have just been fatal for this giants team in the third. here's cobb's last pitch of the night. he leaves with a hip injury. he has not been the same since throwing 131 pitches in that no hit bid a few weeks ago. seven four game in the fifth opportune city bases loaded peterson strikes out looking john's fall eight four now three back in that final wild card spot chase with only 11 to play dog days at the park in oakland small dog is up there now big dog. oh he's heavy. my back, my back. second inning. julio rodriguez grounded to nick allen look at the stretch by ryan oh no no no oh my hamster strings and everything really feel the pain on that even stretch armstrong though not