mayor already in financial and legal trouble, now owes money to two georgia election workers. the powerful storm making its way up the east coast likely bringing power outages and travel delays. the awful news out of gaza. the israeli military accidentally shooting and killing three hostages. these are the sites and the sounds of the holiday shipping season. we will show you how gifts get to where they need to go on t time. and in time to ship them is running out. it gave me joy helping pe people. it felt good giving something instead of getting something could a really their joy, that s the gift to you. norah: good evening, i am norah o donnell, and thank you for being with us on this friday night. we begin with breaking news about the man once known as america s mayor. rudy giuliani tonight ordered to pay a staggering amount of money, nearly $150 million to two former georgia election workers. a federal judge ruled donald trump s then personal lawyer def
judge judy: thank you. byrd: you re welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. judge judy: miss thomas, this is your story, anthis is your brother. and that old car stopped running. so it was dead in the water, sitting in front of your house? yep. judge judy: and, according to you, you sold your brother, for $500, judge judy: that you could probably, maybe take to a scrapyard, and they would give you 50 bucks for it. maybe. but you say you sold it to your brother for $500. he didn t pay you for the car. and then at some point, after he had worked on the car and got it running, you had an argument with him because you said, you have to pay me the 00he$5 t. cand he said, that wasn t our deal. you gave me the car. i worked on it. i got it running. and now at i got it running, you want $500 for it. so he said, i m not giving you. this is his story. he said, i m not giving you $500 cause that wasn t our deal. and he took the car. and he parked it out
later. that s tonight s cbs evening announcer: it was the perfect car for her handy brother. the junkyard would only give her about $50 to $125. and she said she would rather sell it to me for $200. judge judy: you say you sold it to your brother for $500. he didn t pay you for the car. announcer: and sister drives a hard bargain. judge judy: why would he pay you $500 for a car that was a piece of junk? the car was not exactly a piece of junk. judge judy: it s worth more non-running than it was running! announcer: judge judy. you are about to enter the court room of judge judith sheindlin. twenty-three-year-old marlisa thomas is suing her brother, devon thomas, for the unpaid balance on a car and unpaid tickets. byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 600 on the calendar in the matter of thomas vs. thomas.