it was a crazy volatile emotional year for britney spears. her father got sick. she canceled her vegas residency and sought treatment once again. but by her side through it all was her boyfriend sam asghari who talked only to "e.t." >> you guys have been together almost three years now. is she the one? do you see marriage in the future? >> i mean absolutely. this is something that every couple should do. that's the whole point of a relationship. we're a family. >> have your families met? >> yes, they have absolutely. >> and how's your relationship with the kids? >> it's absolutely amazing. went to disneyland. everything's great. >> sam was brit's rock all throughout her roller coaster 2019. spears' second residency -- cancelled. a visible free britney movement. a new conservator. custody drama. and a source told "e.t." that the pop star struggled with insomnia after completing treatment at a mental health facility in april. and then there was this odd twist this summer. >> no one ever really asks are the paparazzi pictures fake or do the paparazzi do stuff to the

britney spears. today is her 38th birthday.oey, you did a disney channel special with her back in the day, right? >> yes. it was very sweet. she was talking about cookie dough ice cream and i was talking about xanax. >> well, britney's been surrounded by a lot of family drama recently, but we're happy to report her life is looking up. ♪ stronger than yesterday >> britney's in a very stable place at the moment. that's what a source tells us adding that her family is very proud of the steps the pop star's taken to get where she is today, which includes following her doctor's orders. ♪ see the sunlight, we ain't stoppin' ♪ >> one of the keys to brit's success -- keeping life simple and spending time with boyfriend sam asghari and her kids. her 38th birthday plans for today includes hanging with her boys. another source adds there are no big plans. >> i always do normal things. you have to do normal things so you'll stay sane. i'm still the same britney totally. >> today brit's sis jamie lynn posted this throwback pic both rockin'

eastern, former bright vice president joe biden, mayor pete the judge and senator amy from sharp, britney sanders, and cory booker. they speak in labor forum in cedar rapids for your then on sunday at 1:00 p.m. eastern senator journey at simpson college in indianola. life campaign 2020 coverage from iowa this weekend from cspan2. watch anytime on cspan.org and listen on the go, with the free cspan2 radio app.

. >> britney! britney! britney!on copies of "oops i did it again." in the first week. ♪ oops i did it again ♪ i played with your heart ♪ got lost in the game ♪ oh baby baby >> everyone's falling in love with boy bands and girl groups. but then justin timberlake leaves 'n sync. ♪ i want to rock your body >> with his debut album j.t. established what his sound would be and it's instantly appealing to a pop audience and also an r&b audience. ♪ cry me a river ♪ cry me a river >> you know, justin timberlake leaving 'n sync becomes the model for what can be done. ♪ yes ♪ it's your girl >> you talk about people who are always going to be bigger than their group, that was beyonce. >> ready? >> she puts out a solo album in 2003. first single is "crazy in love." it's got this incredible sample. and that catches your ear. beyonce hasn't opened her mouth yet, and you're already hooked on that song. ♪ i looked so deep in your eyes ♪ >> i remember being asked once, what do you think, christina or britney? i said, beyonce. ♪ got m

hard-working is this woman who will protect the american dream for the socialist nightmare of the britney sanders and elisabeth warren. a real conservative who will defend life and protect the second amendment, champion pro policy, and support our president to put hard-working georgians first. we have seen firsthand the impact of political outsider news dog donald trump, and david perdue in washington dc. it is time that we send them some reinforcements to keep america great. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming our next u.s. senator, kelly leffler. [applause] whistles [applause] [applause] >> good morning, i want to start this morning my thinking governor kemp for this important opportunity to serve our nation and our state. i am humbled by this honor and i am grateful for the confidence that you have placed in me. thank you governor. thank you. thank you. i would also like to thank senator isaacson for his years of service to our state and our nation. he is the true statement for georgia and we keep him and his family in our thoughts and prayers. i know i have a lot of work

you have britney spears.mpletely crazy. ♪ it's tearing up my heart when i'm with you when we are apart i feel it too ♪ >> at the time it was all about cds, and they cost 15 bucks. nsync would come out with a new album, and it would sell 2 million in a week, which is unheard of. lou pearlman, for all of his faults, was an amazing casting director. >> he believed you had to have five members. and he believed within that five members, you had to have a guy for every girl. >> i noticed that the fans were looking for different guys. like they'd find something in nick which they would find something different than kevin. it's great to have somebody latino who gives an extra flavor to it. >> that first time i saw nsync, i did not think that this was going to be a massive band. he really saw things in people that would not blossom for years. >> nsync was in some ways more relatable to the audience than backstreet was. they're like the kids next door. they're going to wear sports gear. >> our clothes were just horribl

there should be no billionaires in america britney sanders says. dan: i've never seen a serious candidate entered in the races such as michael bloomberg. in 1992, summer in august or september news and is the very late entry and is putting $35 million on the edge to start. it just shows you the loophole of discomfort in the democratic party. where one side of the party has brought happy with the other side of the party. and vice versa. who this is really a divisive primary that is starting to build print and guess what the president is doing pretty is spending lots of her name shaping the views of all of the democratic candidates. who whoever emerges as the winner in the democratic primary, is going to be out of her name and be not an essay april or may and the president is going to be in good shape. and that is why it is who hard to be an incumbent. let me also see nancy pelosi has to be worried about speaker, he'll live warner and bernard sanders wind the lump nomination. they are talking about confiscating people news wealth through well taxes.

chasez, ryan gosling, britney spears. >> that's like the 1927 yankees in terms of pop. ♪ oh baby babyd of the '90s is a really precarious strange time for music because mtv stops playing music videos and starts doing some more kind of reality television programming which everyone's like that's never going to take off. >> music would be as much or more in people's lives than it ever had been, but the economics of it would vanish. ♪ another turning point ♪ a fork stuck in the road ♪ time grabs you by the wrist ♪ directs you where to go >> the '90s represented being who you are. this is the kind of music i'm going to make and i don't care who likes it and who doesn't like it, and i'm not going to sound like anybody else. this is who i am. >> people were starving for authenticity, they were starving for what the real experience was, the messy, chaotic, fallible experience of being human. and the '90s gave complete green light permission for that to be explored. >> you talk about this band a lot. then you go oh, wait a minute. you can't talk about the '90s without this one and this one and

and britney sanders, hitting the campaign trail in iowa today. as former new york city mayor michael bloomberg opens his campaign in charlotte. dmc pushes back against request from presidential hopefuls to change rules to include more candidates. marianna dorian property joins us more. >> hi john up a lot today shows joe biden still believed among democratic voters. 77 percent chance think that he'll be a good chance to beat trump in 2020. what a judge of 40 percent from october. meanwhile at the urging of new jersey senator cory booker who did not qualify for the next debate, another democratic candidates signed onto a letter urging the dnc chair to lower the correctional qualifying for upcoming debates. i know candidates must meet requirements for pulling in campaign contributions and the standards agreed to the onset that some are now staying it is creating an unintended consequence limiting diversity in the debate stage. elisabeth warren thinks that lowering the debate threshold is the good idea. >> i believe that while we are still in democr

eastern, senator britney sanders speaks with supporters at simpson college in indianola. by campaign 2020 coverage from iowa this weekend i'm c-span. watch anytime at cspan.org and listen i'm the go with the free cspan2 radio app. >> americans are coming out and getting engaged in politics is feeling a little bit less like a spectator sport for people i'm the left and a lot of social issues that the book covers, are still the ones that are relevant today. people in this book were really outraged by issues like family separations. and sexual assault. in the devaluation of black wives etc. this up. provides a really crucial precursor to our moment. next to mike university of massachusetts professor holly jackson, text about a book american radicals. watch sunday night, at 8:00 p.m. eastern i'm cspan2 news q&a. >> the house judiciary committee makes her name to hear evidence in the ongoing impeachment inquiry against president trump. the chair, gerald midler, ranking member doug collins and the other committee members will we will hear from democratic and republican council

so, this year, i invited mitchell to join my gay bowling team -- the britney spares.ith the team name, i designed the shirts. yeah. it's not important who gets the credit. when we first stated, my bowling was, um -- well, it was iffy. but then i practiced and i practiced until the shoe-rental guy called me "decent." i'm not here as a teammate. i'm here on official police business. what? please tell me that is not you. man: what is that (people scream) oh, no. (children screaming) oh. oh. (screams) cameron: no, no, no. hmm. that's fiz. mm-hmm. ...with a scary mask. that's clearly not me. it's not him. (voice breaking) no! who would hat? who would take something so beautiful and turn it into something so ugly? how did the guy get the costume?

billy beane told reporters "i let him know, britney spears, oops i did it again i traded for him. i was a little smarter this time, i let somebody else use their capital." >> marquise goodwin has been placed in injured reserve. the speedy good one had only 12 catches in nine games and became expendable when the 49ers traded for emmanuel sanders. saints fans still reeling from sunday's loss to the 49ers. sean payton can even go to the grocery store without being second-guessed about his surprising decision to go for two in the first quarter. >> i said your saints don't look too good. worry about your meat. ski [ laughter ] >> that is the heat you take, louisiana's other football team had a much better weekend. lsu won the sec title and earn the number one seed for the college football playoff. coach ed has a lot more on his plate then stopping oklahoma. >> i enjoy recruiting louisiana. i will be about 18-22 homes next week. that means about 18-22 gumbo's. [ laughter ] this'll be great. >> is a big man, could be a little bigger after next week. 22 gumbo's. >> get the blue gatorade o

britney kutscher's daughter katelyn. >> i just thought that it was amazing that a person would do that somebody they don't even know. >> reporter: the kutschers had the opportunity to thank him in person after the surgery. >> he got a really, really good wa ceveland cis family now.portp using minimally i can i have, invasive technique, dr. koji hashimoto hopes these medical advances encourage more people to consider donating. >> you donor. that is -- i think that is very, very important for a healthy person who is thinking about organ donation. >> reporter: joe is now one of less than 50 people in the u.s. who have given twice as a living donor. >> i have connections to people that i couldn't have any other way. i just feel like i got to be a part of something so good. >> reporter: giving a grandfather more time to spend with his family and a little girl the chance to grow up kenneth craig, cbs news, hunting town, maryland. >> quijano: a beautiful gift. that's "cbs weekend news" for am ee quij in new york. weokat tme confetti tent, happy new year, thanks for joining >>> live from the c

an issue i have your own we're going to take these jurors after you go through the university for britney grab him off. it was the only child. right by him. that. if. this were the. beginning. he always still got me to titrate indeed let's move to conclude sydney. on diplomatic protocol we'll be going there cook all of these credit i mean you go i'm. going to cripple them as i think about eating out at them with your mates and each of them to look at them as though. you didn't have them do eat too much stuff that i get to be i get told chris on the view often to get those people to fail when i'm in the good children tell him that's all that's you can say when it's time you don't come follow through the more vocal thing you know. what holds us institutionally to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and 3. or something want to. have to go right to be the person as a white woman for 3 of them or can't be good that. i'm interested always in the waters of our. best suit. and we're going to fulfil your secret service is a problem for the peop

>>when britney has been was a young singleother and couldn't find quality child care for her 3 kids she decided to start her own day care. years later has been found herself standing ne to president trump to push for better paid family leave and childcare american families areominfor us hope that. >>it's sometng comes of this, i mean these these children deserve it. >>lawmakers from around the white house summit thursday to address soaring childcare costs in limited paid amily leave. msouri govern michael parson and mississippi governor phil bryant agr more needs to beone. >>that we bring all this together to really improve e workforce and give peoplehe opportunity to be successful be up spend quality time with that child put them into a quality day ce that can provide an educational opportunity and make sure that she has a really well payin job to go back to this comes after the white housstruck a deal with house democrats this week at w provide 12 weeks of paid parental leave to federal workers. >>if the plan passes as expected. more th 2 million federal workers would gain access to p

. >> meghan and harry's royal riff, kevin's comeback and britney's roller coaster year. >> do you seely. >> monday on "e.t." >>> in tonight's "e.t." birthdays which wolf of wall street acting career was jump started by dustin hoffman, that's jonah hill. he dated dustin's daughter and he told jonah to audition for his first famous film. >> crazy. >> you guys are really good. coming for my job. >> no. stop it. >> you're awesome. >> this was a blast. >> it really was. >> don't miss "dancing with the stars" live tour 2020 kicking off january 9th. on january 10th you can see tiffany haddish and rose byrne. >> they star in like a boss. >> check it out. >> so jealous. >> good night everybody. >> bye. >>> i'm going to jump. >> she's crazy. she will jump. >> this cast shows off their skills on and off screen. did you know rose can rap? ♪ i got a job selling even though i'm such a dud ♪ >> her first rap debut. i'm so excited for her. watch out cardi. watch out cardi. >> the film's all about tiffany and rose running a beauty business. salma plays a double-crossing tycoon. >> she just wants to sh

happened after about britney. sustainable food production is one of the greatest challenges for the future. with global demand for food set to increase by nearly 70 percent by 2050. agriculture is one of the most polluting and ecologically damaging industries so. if we want to keep food on the table without continuing to ravage our natural environments. we need to completely rethink how often to industries work. i'm russell beard in finland where one restaurant is championing a hyper local circular economy to create a revolutionary approach to dining a master 3. scientists are contacting jellyfish blooms by taking them out of the sea and on top plate. in developed countries like finland is hard to imagine that we're in the thick of a global food crisis. these helsinki shelves are stacked to the hilt with a wide variety of tasty treat fare salami. the worst a true cost of all this choice to our increasingly beleaguered planet reindeer spring roll. a global food system is incredibly wasteful use shooter amounts of e

. >> reporter: britney stanford had to pay $200 for a hotel last night. >> we were supposed to be delayed 18 hours. we were in phoenix for several hours yesterday and then they we were supposed to leave and 1115. >> reporter: despite the long delays people remained in good spirit. >> when you want to go home and you have a toddler wants to go home >> reporter: they were greeted by the united airlines sentencing. >> and so, we find this and thought we just went to the airport. >> reporter: bad. and you get to be into the news in your elf costume. everyone that we spoke to was in pretty good spirit once you get on the plane however we are getting more. hopefully everyone getting on the flight tonight is going to have a safe and smooth air travel. >>> driving home from is taken a lot of patience tonight. that's about 300 feet. we just check with cal tran and both in i 80 and highway 50. this is what it look like in the squaw valley. it came just in time for the beginning of the holiday season. there are at least 10 major resorts that are now open. and a reminder that you can stay up-to-date

inventive the world's 1st programmable computer because by his own admission he was too lazy for britney to. our ancestors didn't always feel like hunting and gathering they would put it off until the next day and spend their time developing new tools and strategies instead there is improve their chances of survival. according to researchers there's a genetic predisposition to procreate submission and laziness it's to do with a gene that helps regulate the production of dopamine which plays a role in brain processes such as attention memory and motivation. laziness seems to be an ace and not just in humans. we asked our viewers what do you think about laziness are you ever lazy yourself. carlow replied that taking a 15 minute nap isn't laziness giving your mind and body a break is a good way to regain energy and strength then you can finish your work with a smile on your face. plate pointed out there taking unnecessary breaks even when you're not tired is definitely just laziness. frank says laziness is the incessant need to avoid all responsibility or to take shortcuts instead of finish

for example, many entries, oprah winfrey, britney spears, they took pa rt winfrey, britney spears, theyy. and how old is your son now? he is five. and what does alex think about what you are doing? he is happy when mummy is happy! so i am developing two charity projects. one is my campaign against miss world rules, and the other is for young people and the other is for young people and science. he knows mum does a lot of charity and he supports me. and your legal action really is nothing to do with miss world, it is to do with the miss ukraine pageant, they say. what do you say to that? no, definitely not. they own the franchise. the head office of miss world is located in london, and as my lawyer says, they acted against the uk equality act 2010. thank you both very much for talking to us, and we will follow your legal action. thank you. thank you so much. thank you. mark texts this. miss world, shallow, never! isupport mark texts this. miss world, shallow, never! i support veronica, because she has opened up the discussion and possibly made it possible for the future. another reviewer

very star now is just the exit from the european union the so-called divorce so under what terms is britney leaving the e.u. however then there is a new relationship about trade about security partnership in all this the prime minister still needs to work on so you could argue that it's really just another beginning now bruce johnson has said that everything regarding the future relationship will be done in just 11 months and we know experts are saying that that's fairly unusual that in such a short time something like ambitious free trade agreement can be negotiated and it's very unlikely that it's going to be something that's very deep more likely in such a short time that just restricted trade agreement can be done soon boris johnson is very very optimistic when he says it's up and ready and let's move on this is just not the reality if you. stay with us now well we take a closer look at the deal. the divorce deal settles the divisions of assets and liabilities it also guarantees the rights of e.u. citizens living in britain and yuki said to send any you countries and finally sets out th

share the burden more evenly of this migrant crisis and accept more people political analyst only britney thinks that there is a need for coherent long term solutions instead of one time christmas offers. it is a crisis of countries being not prepared to live up to their self i mean commitment that they signed international of treaties. so opposition pollute politicians before christmas can say whatever he wants because it doesn't have to erect consequences the government prefers to keep working on a coherent european multilateral solution and that any unilateral actions like let's take a number of kids is understandable but then the question of why only children. camps why not also from their own or from jordan so we have to develop something like coherent systems based on the law and principles and not just at heart fueling as of today if you are so humanitarian because it's christmas and therefore i do something and tomorrow i have other concerns this is not useful and it also doesn't fix the problem the. united states newly formed space force is causing concern in china which says it

so give me some examples, britney would like to believe the lies marijuana. go for them i would legalize drugs. certainly mushrooms, and certainly do a test on opiates, even if it's just locally. >> drugs on commercials. the fact. >> another example is to make a point, abortion, liberals and britney, would see, yes the right conditions, is an abortion, i lifted that see in the, i'm out. whatever women want to do, i'll be very supportive so whatever it is the consensus, the white be quite supportive because i don't have that kind of skinny and and they know anything. i don't have like the extra mouse hearts to add on top of your decision raising with that. so to be exactly the same with i have an opinion or not. so think the most credible flaws in the live, the applause that people will kill over, literally, abortion like people will kill over the preferences for that. what is that potentially destructive, you need to result in a matter which way it goes, is credible. the people see, i didn't get my way and truly but it's really important to me the way we arri

through its transition to democracy organizing elections in which he would not take part brunton or britney spears trust. another businessman. put their trust before him to run. to the. on this hard work. but his political party has now stopped backing him because he has surrounded himself with allies to yeah jamey is foreign and finance minister as well as police chief are now part of various cabinet a protest like this would simply not take place under john they people would be too afraid to take to the streets and demonstrate against a head of state and so while there is more political freedom under add a member of the change that he had promised and the reform in the security economic and social sector is too slow to come there is some pressure for what are. high prices in commodity. countries. many. protesters handed a petition to a government spokesman setting an ultimatum for barrett to leave power next month as he promised to do so 3 years ago this is an unprecedented show of force since the nation's return to democracy and a reminder to its political leaders that it's the people no

eastern, former bright vice president joe biden, mayor pete the judge and senator amy from sharp, britney sanders, and cory booker. they speak in labor forum in cedar rapids for your then on sunday at 1:00 p.m. eastern senator journey at simpson college in indianola. life campaign 2020 coverage from iowa this weekend from cspan2. watch anytime on cspan.org and listen on the go, with the free cspan2 radio app. >> next to a on fraudulent trademarks. the senate judiciary subcommittee on intellectual property from witnesses appointed to china as a primary offender. and in the impact of fraudulent trademarks on businesses innovation and economic growth. >> good afternoon. this hearing will come to order. before i begin on say the witnesses for your accommodating schedule change today. we had just left the senate floor were senator johnny isaacson gave his farewell speech if my friend and colleague ranking member senator kunz, is on the right now getting them farewell. and senator isaac, prolonged time together and

the second problem is elisabeth warren is britney sanders, are socials.and then there is people just, who i think actually, give president trump run for the her name if democrat would let him. but they do this think where they eat their own. and invoke hiding his camping out because he is holding high dollar fund raisers. there's just this weird think they do for the track and tear their own down. they don't subscribe to the exact set of rules that they have laid out for what they think is the perfect candidate critics. >> they are cannibals. so what they are cannibals, that is what they are. >> okay cat i will wait. [laughter]. bangmac i'm really proud of you for doing that nomination no pray. [laughter]. if i we're a democrat i would look at this one term think and be pretty freaked out. because he's a top guy. and his advisors staying m okayi think to get more support, but we need to do is assure people. [laughter]. if you are la., the way you sell yourself to people is there will be less of me, don't worry about it. [laughter]. that is not good. greg:

. >> reporter: britney had to pay $200 for a hotel last night. >> we were supposed to be delayed 18 hours. we were in phoenix for seven hours i think yesterday. and then they rerouted us and now we are not leaving until 130. >> reporter: surprisingly, people remain good spirit. >> when you want to go home and have a toddler who was to go home, >> reporter: dressed like elves had a delay to chicago but were greeted by this united airlines santa team. >> and so, we found these ght w airport. >> and is a good thing that she did because you are surrounded by them. @to take photos >> reporter: they were pretty much expecting this since they were flying back during the holiday season. as long as they have chargers for the phone, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> and a reminder to download the ktvu weather app, there you can find the forecast for your area to make your weather photos. you can find it on your app store. >>> two people were killed after a suspected dui crash early this morning. police have now arrested the suspect. they say that the think the suspecned on highway 101 north connector ramp inte

britney with the department of transportation and virginia. molly: there are some residual delays when major airport after three passenger buses on fire at lax. this was late as i pray no one was hard. the cleanup was causing some traffic jams. otherwise the airports are mostly running smoothly with only a few weather delays. meteorologist adam joins us now with the forecast. >> adam: animallike, will talking about fog live that last story. you notice the temperatures across the country and some of these areas the past couple of weeks the temperatures getting up close to 50 degrees atop that. that's the time we see fog really across the entire country. adam: the numbers are here in the 40s and 50s in some cases the 60s and relatively mild. talking about a weather delay. most coming up and will talking about rain. this could be a very mild christmas throughout the country. more weather system to heavy rain morning on the california coast stretching up to the pacific northwest and there is a larger big slow-moving low-pressure system that's just

lord has brought just competing with britney for the left out.out what buddha judge is doing to his forte. bangmac absolutely i would see she was a loser. she kind of had ahe rough run because of the way she changed around her medicare for aller pn it is scaling that back it certainly made her look less strong. she is phoned in the polls again because of pete buddha judge his live. and she need it a big night and she didn't get it. she instead came back, she was very defensive on her stacked plans and how you payax for it d she was pretty combative and made it look a little angry. i just didn't think she got what she need it out of that debate. see what i think the clovers are with his performance, could have something of an arise in iowa over the next month. anybody discrete. >> i think she can. i just think off of, it is good move going after buttigieg on how he lost. and for some reason, she and the other competitors even as buttigieg is his chance essentially taken the lead in the iowa, walked into her or unaware about the real failures as ma

and that you get the reaction of the oss leadership that they discovered that britney has been captured are fair is going to reveal secrets that could compromise operations. they also had a deep fear that it seemed think might happen with cafferty. even more than gertie. it is about altar, the fact that the british have broken german military communication. and not describes all of that. the 1947, gertie published a memoir at the time as is her work. unfortunately, i didn't get a whole lot of attention. for me it was a wonderful guide. and critically, and the national archives, one of the most important things are fine for me was to have the gestapo news interpreters, who will there for the interpretation of gertie in berlin and will interrogated and debriefed after the war and gave a detailed account of how gertie was viewed by the germans. so that was particular perspective that they could never get from gertie or from the oss. but i wanted to understand how did the germans look at her. and then look to hers a special prisoner that they could exploit because of her wealth, because of

britney's daughter kaitlyn. >> i thought that it was amazing that a person would do that for somebody even know. >> reporter: they had the opportunity to thank him in person after the surgery. >> we got our -- his family now. >> reporter: the transfer was done at cleveland clinic using an minimally invasive technique. the doctor hopes the medical advances encourage more people to consider donating. >> you can do it at as a safety of a living donor. i think that is very important for people who are thinking about organ donation. >> reporter: joe is now one of less than 50 people in the u.s. who have given twice as a living donor. >> i have connection to people that i would not have any other way. i feel like i am a part of something so good. >> reporter: giving the grandfather more time to spend with his family and the little girl the chance to grow up. kenneth craig, cbs news, maryland. >>> that is awesome. this morning more than 100,000 people are in need of a life- saving organ transplant. >>> 5:42 writenow. still ahead on kpix 5, bay area seniors are getting a helping hand this chr

even more radical idea than what britney is talking about, let's actually make it an investment in human capital, stacked lies in the county weiss, as valuable as the investment in research and development. right now you spend $5000 in robot and he is the stacked credit and the robot is an asset you put on your balance sheet is to know the people you don't get the same stacked benefits. in some of the stuff that's happening in the business, they're starting to say that maybe we ought to and we need to make her name. again the business guy longer than a politician. i say the thing that could destroy capitalism would be this enormous focus on short-term profits for the long-term value of the relationship. and the live business community is starting to get that. we had a move towards a more staple capitalism says you still need to make her name for shareholders to consider your employees others. i say that was the capitalism post world war two that to four people out of poverty did amy of the system. but it's gotta be in, a sense of, some of these incentives need to be redesigned. i think i

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>> either that or they were celebrating britney spears' birthday, which was also on monday, so they forgotllions. >> who hasn't been there? >> happens to me all the time. wait, what? next up, some guys just drove from new york city to los angeles but it only took them 27 hours and 25 minutes. wait, what? it's called the cannonball run and the guys made the legendary 800-plus me trek ia ercedes-ben. they left after midnight at new york city. their average speed was 103 miles per hour. they reached a top speed of 193 at an undisclosed location. they're keeping that under wraps. >> probably wise choice. >> that police department is a little angry. >> guys, speaking of police, the guys used thermal imaging, waze, and 18 different scout cars along the way to look out for cops. >> it would be an expensive ticket. >> it takes me like 27 hours and 27 minutes to get down from my house sometimes on the one train. >> the cannon ball run. >> yeah. just like this. >> just checking. >> do they also have thermal imaging? >> i know, right? >>> finally, a harlem globe-trotter dunked after jumping out of an

. ♪ >> reporter: imagine channeling britney spears but more.everything. >> reporter: that's right, bliss, from slithering creatures that eat live rodents. >> it's just like this big muscle that seems to be bigger than any muscle i have. >> reporter: but soon enough, here we were. these snakes wrapped around my head, one at my feet, and honestly, it felt amazing. it kind of makes my hair stand up on end.ng ateightens your instincts, keeping you, or at least me, right on the edge of terrifying and thrilling. because, i mean, a snake wrapped around your neck in any other setting would be absolutely horrifying. but serpent tessa says these snakes in this setting are comfortable. not feeling threatened, and thus safe. >> i can't guarantee they're going to move this way on you or that way. through the smell we become a nonthreatening part of their environment. >> i just said, you've got something. he's already ready to make a slick comment. what is it, moton? >> it got you ready for the year ahead. >> boy did it ever. >> that was in january, you were

see here, i could never vote for britney sanders. i can also never vote for donald trump. i don't know enough yet to be honest with you about elisabeth warren and looking to a lot of the hurt and policies a lot of the people that advisor. but i think that that question really captures where a lot of people in our communities find themselves which is sort of in a center that has all the way. and wondering what is the more palatable choice. an imaginative votes of the people in this room could've answered that question. i think the long term, what we can do is help support democrats that are trying to hold on to the political center. there are lots of them. and i know they still have, think of the still of majority of the votes. in the media and the democratic party doesn't. but what worries me and perhaps worries you, is that when i see where the trend lines are going, where the certainly where young people are, being in tight sinuses now sort of like a nut normal plank of political progressivism. minimum wage support legalized marijuana by the way it exists in the world ma

brady and britney mcmillan are suspected of killing three people in home in illinois and they are also captured in missouri. if you can keep up with all of that, wow. chicago police will stop confiscating marijuana at airports. once the drug is legalized after the first of the month, the tsa could still report any pot found by police who will make the ultimate call on what happens from there. this only applies to small, legal amounts of marijuana found on adults traveling through the airport. now you know. >>> a mother and daughter are going viral for their ugly christmas sweater contest. get it? she is modeling her mom's creation with santa crawling down a chimney and they joined us earlier. >> a lot of the comments are like oh,, you know, i'd love for her to make me a sweater and i'll take three of them and i fully intended on pulling this apart and using the pieces to decorate and cutting the shirt apart and never expected this. ed: the design won the prize for yes, most creative at her dance company in virginia, and its gone viral and that was fun. that was great. over to you, pete