he is a great day for britney spears _ affairs. he is a great day for britney spears and - affairs. he is a great day for britney spears and it - affairs. he is a great day for britney spears and it is - affairs. he is a great day for britney spears and it is a i britney spears and it is a great day for justice. britney spears and it is a great day forjustice. and there is definitely something to celebrate. �*igg there is definitely something to celebrate.— there is definitely something to celebrate. ':: :: , , . to celebrate. 100 prisoners and uuards to celebrate. 100 prisoners and guards are _ to celebrate. 100 prisoners and guards are killed _ to celebrate. 100 prisoners and guards are killed in _ to celebrate. 100 prisoners and guards are killed in ecuador - guards are killed in ecuador public deadly ever prison riot as rival gangs fight for control of a compound. serving police officer who strangled the british woman seven everard after falsely arresting and kidnapping her is facing a whole life sentence. families of the barrett last victims protest over the suspension of a

it is a big day for britney spears and herfans. big day for britney spears and her fans. , . ,., her fans. very much so, we heard there _ her fans. very much so, we heard there from _ her fans. very much so, we heard there from her - her fans. very much so, we. heard there from her lawyer, her fans. very much so, we i heard there from her lawyer, i had a word with him after the conference and i asked what his celebrity client made of the ruling. he smiled ruefully and cited attorney—client privilege. there is no doubt he is delighted, as it is britney spears who was not in court today. her parents both were, they appeared by zoom website. they heard a withering critique by the lawyer of jamie they heard a withering critique by the lawyer ofjamie spears. he described the relationship between a father and daughter as cruel, toxic and abusive. jamie spears has been suspended as the conservative, and an accountant has been put in place in the meantime. —— as a conservator. in another hearing in six weeks, discussions will be held on how to end this conservator shipped altogether af

it took britney spears to bring the country together. i mean, literally. literally. >> representatives charlie crist a florida democrat and south carolina republican nancy mals en mace introduced the freedom and emancipation act. how big of a problem are conservatorships? >> if this can happen to bit knee spears, it can happen to anybody. >> what this will do is allow someone like britney spears or someone in a similar situation to petition the court or judge and give them the right to have a public guardian overseeing their conservatorship rather than someone who perhaps has a conflict of interest, financial or otherwise. ♪ now i'm stronger than yesterday ♪ ♪ oops you think i'm in love ♪ >> as i grew up, her albums became sort of sound tracks to different eras of my life. >> the sound track to britney's own life now has a new tune. she seems to be speaking more freely on social media. she also just announced her engagement to long-time boyfriend sam. her fans and friends say they just want her to be happy and freed. >> britney i

the headlines: a major victory for britney spears. a los angeles judge suspends her father from his role as controller of the singer's business affairs. it's a great day for britney spears and it's a great day forjustice. there is definitely something celebrate. 100 prisoners and guards are killed in ecuador�*s deadliest is in riot. a policeman who strangled sarah everard after falsely imprisoning and kidnapping her is facing a whole life sentence. we all have our secrets, we just didn't get to yours yet. as james bond returns to the cinema, we ask the public if it has left them shaken or not stirred. a los angeles judge has said that britney spears�* father jamie has been immediately suspended from her conservatorship. the judge sided with britney spears�*s lawyer, saying the current situation reflected a toxic environment. the news saw a rapturous response from the die—hard britney spears fans gathered outside the court room. they rallied around the free britney hatch tag in the last year. —— hashtag. a lot of us had gro

two female judges britney spears conservatorship. two femalejudges in britney spears conservatorship. two female judges in afghanistan britney spears conservatorship. two femalejudges in afghanistan have spoken to the bbc about their fears of retribution from the taliban and others. over 20 femalejudges of retribution from the taliban and others. over 20 female judges are in hiding and desperate to get out. japan's governing liberal democratic party has elected a new leader. fumio kishida is set to become the country's prime minister within days after winning a tight election within his party. he replaces yoshihide suga, who resigned after only a year in office partly because of his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. mariko oi reports. meetjapan�*s soon—to—be 100th prime minister, who will most certainly be confirmed on the 4th of october by parliament, after winning the ruling party's leadership election. fumio kishida, just like many other lawmakers injapan, comes from a family of politicians. the former foreign minister i

britney spears's father. ok, but the question _ britney spears's father. ok, but the question i _ britney spears's father. ok, but the question i asked is is conservatorship in her interest in your view? it conservatorship in her interest in your view?— conservatorship in her interest in your view? it doesn't matter what i think, — in your view? it doesn't matter what | think, it _ in your view? it doesn't matter what i think, it doesn't - in your view? it doesn't matter what i think, it doesn't matter| what i think, it doesn't matter what i think, it doesn't matter what you think. it what i think, it doesn't matter what you think.— what i think, it doesn't matter what you think.- it - what you think. it does! it matters — what you think. it does! it matters what _ what you think. it does! it matters what britney - what you think. it does! it i matters what britney wants, what you think. it does! it - matters what britney wants, and i think that in her interest... we need to listen to her and believe her. there are those people that say, if she get

>> this is an all-out win for britney spears' team. they asked that jamie spears be out, and that this new person be in. the judge granted that. >> reporter: jamie spears was given legal control over his daughter's personal, professional, and financial affairs in 2008 after she suffered a mental breakdown. ♪ i think i did it again ♪ >> reporter: since then britney has released four albums and performed nearly 250 shows in her las vegas residency. behind the scenes britney claims the conservatorship was ruining her life. over the summer the star breaking her silence calling the conservatorship abusive, singling out her father, saying he should be put in jail. spears sharing personal details saying she wants to get married and have another baby, but claims she wasn't allowed to remove her iud. she also described being denied things as basic as coffee, her driver's license, and her hair vitamins by the conservatorship. this afternoon's court hearing coming just days after bombshell allegations made in the new documentary "the new york

britney spears and her supporters-_ britney spears and her su orters. �* , supporters. briefly, david, what does _ supporters. briefly, david, what does this _ supporters. briefly, david, what does this mean - supporters. briefly, david, what does this mean in - supporters. briefly, david, i what does this mean in terms supporters. briefly, david, - what does this mean in terms of her career? will be start to see britney spears performing again and doing a thing she has talked about, that she wants to do? fist talked about, that she wants to do? �* ., ,., talked about, that she wants to do? �* ., , talked about, that she wants to do? ., , do? at one point she was refusing _ do? at one point she was refusing to _ do? at one point she was refusing to perform, - do? at one point she was refusing to perform, all. do? at one point she was l refusing to perform, all the time that her father remained in control of her estate. she has since intimated that she would like to retire, perhaps, but we will have to wait and see if there's changes her decision. she has, underthe

that was britney spears' lawyer. we can now hear from our correspondent who was in the midst of that celebrating crowd after the decision filtered through.- crowd after the decision filtered through. crowd after the decision filtered throu~h. . , . filtered through. there was an enormous _ filtered through. there was an enormous cheer, _ filtered through. there was an enormous cheer, the - filtered through. there was an enormous cheer, the crowd i enormous cheer, the crowd literally erupted when word reached the reporters, hundreds of them gathered outside this courthouse in downtown la, that jamie spears, britney's father would be suspended from her conservatorship with immediate effect. it is what the star has been pleading for, just over three months since her very passionate emotional testimony to the courthouse, when she said she found her father intimidating. it now seems the judge has decided after more than an hour of legal arguments from both sides that it is in the singer's best interest that her father is

that jamie�*s bees, britney spears thatjamie�*s bees, britney spears father, would relinquish control over his affairs —— james spears and then give britney spears unfettered control over her life and finances and health treatment. it was something the fans have been campaigning for, for many years, some claiming, with some accuracy that britney spears was being held against her will under the terms of this arrangement. a blue plaque has been installed at the former london home of the muppets creatorjim henson. henson bought the home in hampstead in north london at the peak of the muppets�* success at the end of the 1970s. english heritage unveiled the plaque ahead of what would have been the puppeteer�*s 85th birthday. you can reach me on twitter — i�*m @lvaughanjones. very quiet on the weather front out there right now and quite warm too, after a hot tuesday for some of us. here�*s a reminder of the temperatures we had on tuesday in a selection of places. these are the hotspots — up to 31 degrees in one or two spots in wales, close to 30 in many other areas, for exam

he is a great day for britney spears _ affairs. he is a great day for britney spears and - affairs. he is a great day for britney spears and it - affairs. he is a great day for britney spears and it is - affairs. he is a great day for britney spears and it is a i britney spears and it is a great day for justice. britney spears and it is a great day forjustice. and there is definitely something to celebrate. 10c! there is definitely something to celebrate.— there is definitely something to celebrate. ':: :: , , . to celebrate. 100 prisoners and uuards to celebrate. 100 prisoners and guards are _ to celebrate. 100 prisoners and guards are killed _ to celebrate. 100 prisoners and guards are killed in _ to celebrate. 100 prisoners and guards are killed in ecuador - guards are killed in ecuador public deadly ever prison riot as rival gangs fight for control of a compound. serving police officer who strangled the british woman seven everard after falsely arresting and kidnapping her is facing a whole life sentence. families of the barrett last victims protest over the suspension of a le

just remind us, what britney spears said in her l what britney spears said in her stunning interjection in the legal proceedings we have seen so far about the impact this has had on her so far? yes, she said she felt _ has had on her so far? yes, she said she felt she _ has had on her so far? yes, she said she felt she wanted - has had on her so far? yes, she said she felt she wanted to i has had on her so far? yes, she said she felt she wanted to get | said she felt she wanted to get her life back. back injune, backin her life back. back injune, back injuly, she spoke to the court and thejudge back injuly, she spoke to the court and the judge and basically set her life has been a living nightmare. she cannot get married, she cannot procreate with her boyfriend and have a child because she is forced to have a birth control device inside of her, she was forced to take lithium. she really has been miserable and really has been miserable and really wants this to come to a and. i think the court took all of that into consideration and will make a decision —— want this to come to an end.

jamie spears, britney spears' father has filed a petition with the court here in los angeles not only to relinquish his financial control over britney spears' $60 million personal fortune but also for the conservatorship, this strange arrangement normally used for those who are elderly or infirm or in some way unable to exert proper control over their finances, to exert proper control over theirfinances, to be brought to an end, and he has consistently claimed, jamie spears, throughout the 13 years that the conservatorship has beenin that the conservatorship has been in place, that there was no justification for him standing nojustification for him standing down. then, no justification for him standing down. then, last month, after a lot of pressure, he announced that he would be standing down at some point in the future, but gave no particular timetable for it. he was also reportedly seeking a negotiated settlement. some reports suggested $2 million, in order to relinquish its control over britney spears' life, but now has come this petition and britney spears, i think, will be very

spears, her fmily's failed britney spears. we're out here as her advocate. >> reporter: jamie spears has made day-to-day and financial decisions on his daughter's behalf under a court-appointed conservatorship since 2008 when the pop singer suffered an apparent mental health crisis. earlier this summer, the elder spears filed a petition to end his role after his daughter sought to have his control taken away. in court documents filed before the hearing, britney's lawyer said her father crossed unfathomable lines by allegedly emai, texts, and calls, and having a listening device planted in her bedroom. in her ruling, the judge agreed removing spears' father from the conservatorship was in britney's best interest. some of the restrictions have already been loosened. spears recently got engaged to her longtime boyfriend and has bought her first ipad and a car. jamie spears' suspension is not appealable. cbs news, los angeles. >>> a hit broadway musical was forced to shut down a day after it reopened due to the coronavirus. last n

recently released "britney versus spears." but britney was working during the conservatorship, raising questions as why to it lasted this long. >> tonight a judge ruled jaime spears' role as conservator is suspended. do we know for how long >> reporter: well, the suspension is expected to last, according to the judge, until the next hearing to formally end the conservatorship, and that is expected before the end of the year lester >> erin mclaughlin in los angeles, thank you >>> also this evening, your mail is about to get slower and more expensive. starting friday, the changes at the post office will lead to longer delivery times for first class mail as part of a ten-year plan unveiled by postmaster general louis dejoy. package delivery prices going up temporarily just ahead of the holidays. >>> an alarming announcement today for the u.s. fish and wildlife service declaring 23 endangered species officially extinct among them the majestic ivory billed woodpecker. scientists warn climate change along with other factors could ma

this filing presents a massive legal victory for britney spears. mr. spears has now effectively surrendered. there's no settlement, to the extent mr. spears believes he can try to avoid accountability and justice. he is incorrect and our investigation into financial mismanagement and other issues will continue. the decision to end the conservatorship now rests with a judge. the next hearing is september 29th. you can expect a lot of the people in the free britney movement will be waiting for that decision. will be showing up to that court. this started with the fans. this is how a lot of this started getting attention. fans decided to start a podcast and bring attention to her conservatorship. she is thankful to her fans. we'll see in a couple of weeks what happens. >> free britney has been trending for a couple of years now. maybe it will be free britney soon. ♪ >>> time, now, for "that's wild!" you know there is serious commitment to this segment because i'm getting hat hair for y'all. we are starting with some serious horsing around. >> several ze

. >> in a major victory for pop singer britney spears. a judge has suspended her father from the conservatorship that controls her estate for 30 years. the singer's finances and personal life or under her father's watchful eyes. kimberly chang has the latest. >> it's a great day for britney spears. and it's a great day for justice. >> during a court hearing. judge brenda penny decided that suspending jamie spears her father as co-conservator of her estate would be in the best interest of britney spears after 13 years, he will be replaced by a temporary successor, a cpa who will work with a team of professionals to oversee the pop star. 60 million dollars state. >> jamie spears is no longer a jamie spears and others. are going to face even more serious >> jamie spears attorney filed a petition to terminate the conservatorship completely, but it was britney spears attorney who argued for an immediate suspension instead in an orderly transition plan. mainly he argued that granting a suspension. jamie spears would have to turn over his files

what britney spears wanted, wolf. she wanted her father suspended. it's what her new attorney said over and over for about 10 to 15 minutes in the courtroom. i was sitting there, and he said we don't want to terminate the conservatorship today. we want this to be orderly. we want this to be methodical, but the first order of business is to suspend her father, jamie spears, who has been the conservator of her estate for 13 years. jamie spears, on the other hand, didn't want this. he wanted it terminated, well, matthew rosenguard thinks it's because he didn't want to have to turn over files. the temporary conservator is a cpa. i want to read you a couple quotes matthew rosenguard said. britney spears did not attend court. he said my client britmy spears deserves to wake up tomorrow without her father as her conservator. it is against her mental state of mind to have her father as her conservator for one more day. also saying that her father is a continuing toxic untenable presence in the life of britney spears. no more.

wow, this is a very big day for britney spears i a very big day for britney spears and for herfans. he a very big day for britney spears and for her fans. he conceived and gathered here behind me. it has been just over three months since we had that emotional testimony from britney's spears herself when she ended years of speculation about what she felt personally about the lack of control she had over her own life. she told the court she found her father intimidating and that she found the conservatorship abusive. well, since then, major development in this case. she was granted the right to her own lawyer and since then, there has been a flurry of petitions ultimately with both sides think that they want the current conservatorship to and. now, just in the last two days, a couple of documentaries broadcast raising further questions over the stent which she was explained. so i think we are expecting the hearing itself to focus on jamie we are expecting the hearing itself to focus onjamie spears involvement and management of the pop star is $60,000,000 estate. in terms of railings,

>>> innocent, britney spears new documentary. > innocent, britney spears new documentary. documentary. >> real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections —some serious— and the lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic reactions may occur. learn more at cosentyx.com. air wick essential mist transforms fragrance infused with natural essential oils into a mist. with an extra boost of fragrance you can see... smell... and feel. it's air care redefined. air wick essential mist, connect to nature. i took my favorite cereal and made it waaay better, tony.ea shaq you're using my crunchy, delicious kellogg's frosted flakes. i added cinnamon basketballs. cinnamoooooooonnnnnnn!!!! ha! they're gr-r-reat!!! which one of these buttons mutes shaq? what's the #1 retinol brand used

this is a major victory for britney spears and for the free britney spears and for the free britney fans who have been campaigning for years to have this conservatorship ended. they were portrayed as cranks and conspiracy theorists by some, and ridiculed over their claims that britney spears was being held against her will under the terms of this conservatorship, but there was a documentary released earlier in the year which gave credence to a lot of their claims, that increased support for britney spears and increase the pressure on her father, jamie, to stand down after 13 years in control of his daughter's finances, and twice during the summer, britney spears issued these impassioned pleas to the court to release her from the tables of the conservatorship which she branded abusive, she said it had prevented herfrom getting married and having children, and she called for herfatherjamie to be children, and she called for her fatherjamie to be accused and tried for what she called conservatorship abuse. now, after 13 years under his control, jamie spears has filed these documents in cour

let me give people an example of what some allege is abusive, britney spears. so for instance, in new york times film where it's looking at the surveillance and monitoring of britney spears, at some point she wanted to have her phone an iphone. and then the i phone was monitored. let's have a look at this and why don't we just take an ipad sign in with an icloud on there, the same cloud that brittany would use on her phone and that would mirror all activity. you would be able to see all messages, all face time calls, nodes, browser history, photographs. so lisa, literally shaking her head for the entire clip. what's wrong here, lisa? why would that not be ok? well, even if britney spears needed a conservator and i don't believe that she ever did, i believe that there were a series of missteps by the corps and the attorneys that resulted in a violation of her constitutional rights and civil liberties that has never been warranted. but to use surveillance on any person to this extent is, is disgusting. it's despicable misconduct and way out of line for a conserva

. >>> decision day for britney spears. what we're learning about today's court hearing. >>> and artist or con artist? artwork who delivered a blank canvas and kept the cash. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with the race to vaccinate children against the coronavirus. >> we're learning about a new time line regarding when kids ages 5 to 11 can get the shot, and it comes after pfizer released new data to the fda. >> children now make up more than one-quarter of new cases and abc's alex presha is here with the very latest. alex, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mona. we have that major announcement from pfizer, which could pave the way for kids 5 to 11 to get the vaccine by thanksgiving. this morning, the big news from pfizer saying its vaccine is safe and effective in children 5 to 11 and has submitted supporting data to the fda for review. one federal official telling abc news those shots could begin rolling out before thanksgiving. a few weeks later than they hped. pediatric health car anxious for the

a huge win for britney spears. a los angeles judge just suspending her father's legal oversight of her affairs. the ruling is a step closer to ending what has been a 13-year fight against her father, jamie spears. stephanie elam is outfront outside the courthouse. so, stephanie, this is what britney spears, of course, has been fighting years for. and now, you know, over the past year, there's been incredible public attention to. >> reporter: yeah. you would argue that that public attention has helped britney get to this point, erin. what we know is that in court today, the judge did side with britney spears and her attorney, mathew rosengart, saying this seemed like an untenable situation. and so immediately -- effective immediately -- suspending jamie spears, her father, as the co-conservator of her estate. now, this does not get rid of the conservatorship completely but it moves it in the direction of what britney wants. and also, her lawyer rosengart, the cpa will be appointed as now co-conservator of her estate

what the judge did he believes is what's in the best interest of britney spears. kaylee hartung, abc news, los angeles. >> the next court hearing is in november when the judge could end the conservatorship altogether. spears herself has not commented on the news but overnight she posted this video of her flying on a plane with the caption, on cloud nine. >>> and breaking overnight hawaii's kilauea volcano is erupting once again. it started yesterday sending lava to the crater's surface. officials say there's no threat to any nearby communities. the previous eruption lasted five months. >>> about 89,000 miles away, lava from the volcano erupting in the spanish canary islands is spilling into the atlantic and residents are sheltering in place sealing windows and doors with tape and wet towels. the mixture of lava and saltwater can form acid rain and toxic gases. >>> time now for at look at your thursday weather. heavy thunderstorms pounded parts of northeast texas. hail about the size of golf balls bounced along the roadside about 80 miles from ft. worth. in west te

for 13 year he controlled every aspect of spears' life in a way that britney described as abusive. accusations from a documentary that her father placed secret recording devices in his daughter's bedroom. listen. >> it really reminded me of somebody that was in prison. and security was put in a position to be the prison guards essentially. the reason for monitoring was looking for bad influence, looking for potential, you know, illegal activity that might happen. but they would also monitor conversations with her friends, with her mom, with her lawyer sam ingham. her own phone, her own private conversations were used so often to control her. i know for a fact that jamie would confront britney and say, hey, why did you text this person? >> joining me now is mary robertson, the executive producer of that documentary, "controlling britney spears" by "the new york times" presents on netflix and hulu. thanks for being with us. your reaction to this huge news in this saga. >> it is huge news as you say. britney spears has been asking since nearly the inception of the conservatorship to h

so, what does this mean for britney spears? the details for you from los angeles. >> reporter: a major legal victory for britney spears on wednesday with judge penny moving to suspend jamie spears as his role as conservator of britney's $60 million estate. he served as his daughter's conservator since 2008, over a decade. jamie spears did not want this to happen. he wanted the conservatorship to be completely terminated. he filed a petition earlier this month saying so. britney spears's attorney saying in court he believes he filed that motion in an effort to not have to now hand over accounting and paperwork, and basically all of his checks and balances over the last 13 years which now he has to do so. but mathew rosengart spoke on britney's behalf saying although she's not here today, i am her voice calling jamie spears a cruel and toxic and abusive man, saying that britney should not have to wake up one more day with her father as conservator. the judge actually called this a toxic environment and has now appointed a certifi

a long-awaited hearing is under way for britney spears. three months after the pop superstar first spoke out publicly about her unusual conservatorship calling the arrangement abusive and expl exploitative. now a los angeles judge may decide whether or father should be suspended as her caretaker or whether the arrangement should be scrapped altogether. let's go to stephanie elam live outside the courthouse for us. britney spears, who is one of the biggest stars in the world, we should note, has been in this conservatorship for more than 13 years. what's at stake today? >> that's right. this has been going on for a long time, jake. the idea that she has been silent and not in control of her own life really coming to a head over the last year or so and then hearing britney in her own words in court, in june, called up in july where she said she thought her father should be charged with conservatorship abuse. she wants this to end. then we see steps moving in that direction. now we know that earlier in september her father, jamie spears, agre

still to come, the battle over who controls the life of britney spears is back in court today as she tries to overturn the order giving her father so much influence. in lebanon, families affected by the huge explosion in beirut the year ago held rallies. some accused the judge of bias. prosecutors are worried about a cover-up. >> it's the second time the request has been submitted to remove the judge. the first judge was removed on suspicion bias, and this one could face the same fate. people taking part in the process say politicians are trying to obstruct justice. so far, the just -- judge has no been able to interrogate any politician in a case that seems to be increasingly arousing public opinion in a country with long history of impunity. laura: the tussle over the legal arrangement that governs the life of singer britney spears is back in court today. the popstar wants the order that gives her fatr so much financial control to be overturned. she is asking a court in l.a. to revoke the conservatorship that has controlled her estate for more than 13 years. we report from los ange

britney spears' father says he's owed nearly $2 million. half a million dollars for a salary and all this money for legal fees. so it's not going to be over and you have him saying we're not going to pay the $2 million and britney spears' medical care. she's under supervision of joe d -- jody montgomery and a team of doctors and nobody wants anything to happen to britney. that has to be put in place, as well. essentially, don, we'll see the free brittany movement in full effect outside of the los angeles county superior courthouse. incredible. >> i'll be there. i'll be there. >> areva, this is really following the money. that's what the new attorney is doing and the dad is -- yeah. >> yeah, you're right, don. this has always been about money unfortunately, and that's why so many people railed against this type of conservatorship for someone like britney that's been able to perform in las vegas and be a judge on a competition show -- >> forget about that one. >> normal activities but to be under conservatorship for so long is appalling and i

the headlines: a major victory for britney spears. a los angeles judge suspends the father of britney spears from his 13—years—long role as the controller of the singer's business affairs. he's set to be japan's new prime minister. but who is fumio kishida? translation: no matter who becomes the leader i of the ruling party, i don't think it will make any big difference. a british woman, sarah everard, who was raped and murdered in march had been falsely arrested and kindapped by a police officer. and how the trade in wildlife trafficking is returning to asia despite the coronavirus pandemic. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. in the last few minutes, a los angeles judge has said that britney spears�* father james has been immediately suspended from her conservatorship. the judge sided with britney spears�*s lawyer, saying the current situation reflected a toxic environment. reflected a toxic environment. fans dallied around the courthouse. i'm joined now by sophie long live in los angeles, who

so our film "britney versus spears" is the whole story. not just the last year and what happened but really she had been asking for this from the very beginning. >> yeah, and you mentioned what people understand about it as well as the sexism and the particulars of her case. some of the story telling around this also. definitely put scrutiny on a system that wasn't working for her as evidenced by the new ruling. as a film maker erin lee carr. >> >>> we're covering developments on capitol hill as democrats are trying to pass biden's economic agenda. in the january 6th committee issued 11 new subpoenas that seeking documents in depositions for people involved in planning and organizing events and rallies leading up to the insurrection. we begin "the reidout" tonight with republican extremism. the party long since surrendered any semblance of a soul it might have had to the influence of the anti democratic spending former

and others. >> that was the attorney for britney spears speaking to a crowd of free britney supporters after a los angeles judge suspended her father, jamie spears, as her conservator. this is a major victory in the pop star's 13-year fight to regain control of her life. that fight, however, isn't over yet. a hearing to consider britney's conservatorship all together is set for november 12th. joining us today is liz day, creator of "framing boozer." you've been following this and done so many deep dives into this case. what was your reaction for britney? >> this was huge news. britney spears woke up this morning without her father in her life which is a very, very big deal. >> her dad is out so explain why britney isn't technically free of this conservatorship yet. >> so at yesterday's hearing the judge decided to remove jamie and then britney's lawyer requested another hearing in november for them to decide whether to end the conservatorship completely. >> do you know is it britney's goal to be completely free of anyone else involved, or she just didn't want her dad in charge? >> i mo

. >>> coming up, britney spears' big legal victory the surprising new statement from her father. >>> also ahead, monica lewinsky speaking out as she thanked bill speaking out as she thanked bill people with moderate to severe psoriasis, are rethinking the choices they make like the splash they create the entrance they make, the surprises they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have 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. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines, and if you're pregnant or planning to be. otezla. show more of you. finally yasso! a ridiculously creamy, crunchy, chocolatey

britney spears' father is saying he's owed nearly $2 million. half a million dollars for a salary and all this money for legal fees. it's not going to be over, and you have rosengart saying we're not going to pay that $2 million. and then britney spears' medical care, you know, she's under the supervision of jodie montgomery, the conservator of her person, a team of doctors. nobody wants anything to happen to britney, but essentially we're going to see the free britney movement in full effect outside the los angeles county courthouse. i'm going to be there. >> areva, this is following the money. that's what the new attorney is doing, and the dad is -- yeah. >> you're right, don. this has always been about money unfortunately, and that's why so many people have railed against this type of conservatorship for someone like britney, as you've just identified, who's been able to perform in las vegas, be a judge on a competition show. >> forgot about that one. >> you know, normal activities, but yet to be under conservatorship for so long. it's really

her mother, lynn spears, who has sat by while raking in money from britney spears' multi-million dollar estate while she is on tour and working, and albums. britney is angry, rightfully so. we will have to see what happens. chris, it ain't over yet. it's not over. >> no. look, nobody saw this coming until you alerted us that you got a tip on this. this is developing in the moment. we have to find out what the co-conservator wants, jody montgomery. that will be a key piece. >> right, exactly. right now jody is serving as temporary conservator of the person. and all he would have to do is take away britney's petition that was prepared by sam and her conservatorship will terminate by operation of the fact that it's set to expire in october. so really nothing needs to be done, and matt should take advantage and take off calendar sam's petition. remember, sam petitioned to have jody appointed permanently. so all they have to do is take that off calendar and jody's letters of conservatorship, terminate in october. so that's actually pretty close to being a done deal. >> okay. >> again, on the

of course, i'm talking about britney spears. we know britney spears is an undeniable music superstar. she hasic been and will always e a cultural icon. she's also a mother, a human being worthy of dignity and respect. for the last and years -- 13 jeer years, she has lived under a conserve conservatorship. that arrangement was initiated out of a concern for her mental health, but has been reported and as ms. spears herself has said, it appears to have been commandeered by those who were supposed to have her best interests in mind but are now alleged to have effectively held her captive and profited handsomely at the expense. the allegations are, in fact, chilling. ms. spears was isolated, kept away from family, friends and her broader support network. she was financially exploited. she was spied upon including with a listening device in her own bedroom. she was medicated against her will including being forced to be on birth control. she was even denied access to her own children. and yet through it all and in the public eye she

very disappointing there allison, thank you oops, she did it again the britney spears announcement you don't want to miss. >>> the cleveland browns iffiaso against the chiefs that's up next rich, indulgent chocolate with a luscious caramel filling. with love from san francisco. ghirardelli caramel squares. makes life a bite better. nope - c'mon him? - i like him! nooooo... nooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent, so you can use less. bounty, the quicker picker upper. frank is a fan of fast. he's a fast talker. a fast walker. thanks, gary. and for unexpected heartburn... frank is a fan of pepcid. it works in minutes. nexium 24 hour and prilosec otc can take one to four days to fully work. pepcid. strong relief for fans of fast. what makes febreze air effects different? while cheaper aerosols rely on artificial propellants...k. febreze uses a 100% natural propellant. check it out! pressure created by what's in your air makes the bottle spray. which means freshness everyone will love. i took my favorite cereal and made it waaay be

>> reporter: tonight, victory for britney spears. after more than 13 years, a los angeles judge suspending her father as the head of her conservatorship. but not going as far as dissolving the entire arrangement. britney's lawyer pleading for jamie's immediate suspension, telling a judge, "mr. spears cannot be in my client's life for one more day." ♪ now i'm stronger ♪ >> reporter: today's ruling putting britney one step closer to the freedom she's been fighting for. since 2008, when the singer suffered a public meltdown, her father jamie has been in charge of the pop star's now estimated $60 million estate. in june, britney testifying against the conservatorship publicly for the first time, calling it abusive, saying her father should be put in jail. passionately telling a judge, "i just want my life back." tonight's court decision comes as new documentaries present vivid claims of wide-ranging surveillance of britney's actions and communications. >> her phone, her own phone and her own private conversations were used so often t

cheering outside court, britney spears' lawyer was given a hero's welcome. jamie spears and others are going to face even more serious ramifications... cheering he said the ruling was a substantial step towards the star gaining herfreedom, which he said he hoped she would have by her 40th birthday in december. sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. the mental health of children and young people has not improved since last year's lockdown. figures out today show that one in six children in england had a probable mental health disorder this year, a similar rate to last year. michelle roberts has this report. this 20—year—old law student is a mental health ambassador at his university. last year, when covid hit, he experienced a breakdown. flit hit, he experienced a breakdown. of course after that, when i had that realisation came back into reality i was like, you know what? i need to get help. i referred myself to my gp. he referred me to an organisation in birmingham called healthy minds. they got me through therapy in a programme to help me out. he therapy

controlling britney spears. the stunning new investigation into her conservatorship. >> that raised so many red flags with me. >> insiders break their silence alleging intense surveillance. tracking the pop superstar. >> i kept a copy because i don't want to delete evidence. >> this morning, the filmmakers behind "framing britney spears" at the brand-new documentary from "the new york times" dropping tonight only on "gma." ♪ the music's got me going ♪ >>> and permission to dance? absolutely. this morning, our exclusive with global sensation bts, the supergroup joining forces with the south korean president for a powerful message only on "gma." ♪ >>> good morning, america. it's good to be with cecilia, george and with you this friday morning. we want to get right to those two big stories. >> we have a lot of news going on. we're starting with that deadly supermarket shooting in tennessee. live on the scene at that grocery store in collierville this morning, we will hear from one of the eyewitnesses on that

. >> last week, britney spears lawyer former -- formally applied to do that. britney and also help others who have suffered or fearuffering from abuse of the system. >> i am autistic. all of my friends who are r fsuyevea w uerp in alth similar situation. so many people i have talked to said she sounded just like me. that pain, that struggle, that demand to be your ohat istsso in all of us. she was speaking directly from the heart, and it was in all of our hearts. >> jamie spears has been accused of hiring a security firm to monitor his daughter's phone. without consent, that is illegal in california. laura: brittany's battle continues. for many cities andountries across africa, losing power is a daily headache. therere 600 millieolectcapll pe. in re ro khanna -- rural, a solar project is bringing t eogh 'toe'hopl>> this is one d communities benefitingm ro fagh, but a significant number of people still don't have access to electricity, mostly in rural communities. >> at night, the villages transformed. streetlights are shining. gloria and her children are prepa

in a major victory for pop singer britney spears. a judge has suspended her father. >> from the conservatorship that controls her estate for 13 years. the singer's finances, her personal life. we're under her father's watchful eyes reporter michael shore has that story for us. >> it happened in the los angeles courtroom of judge brenda penny jamie spears, father of pop star britney spears suspended as her conservator. the judge saying, quote, i do believe the suspension of jamie spears is in the best interest of britney spears. a huge victory. >> if you choose rectory. yes, this is a huge for britney herself. her fans who came from as far away as north carolina and massachusetts. for today's hearing. >> and creating a rally outside the courthouse where jubilant with today's decision. i think it's really shutting lie on all conservatorship abuse. and today we're really just seeing how britney is, you carter and that in that aspect and them and just really happy that we got. there's only it was the first court date for spears legal tea