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the zone britney spears is now open in west hollywood de la.it features 9 rooms each designed to mimic a different spears video or music era. this includes some of spears most iconic outfits and music videos, including baby one more time, toxic and i'm a slave 4 u the pop-up museum that runs through april 26 that's not cheap though tickets will set you back $60 apiece wow. >>hey guys a lot of stuff going on this weekend of course, nice and clear see the palm trees very calm out there right now along the embarcadero but you know what we are going to see some big changes coming our way the wind's going to be kicking up, but a lot of things going on this weekend hey how about this a nice fun almost spring-like of them. the 2 of banias taking place at pier 39 in san francisco starting at 10 o'clock tomorrow 1000 the tulips are going to be on display. they're going to walk you through there. and at the end they're giving you some donuts and some free coffee, so that sounds like a pretty good of that to go to abreu grab a jacket is going to be cool t

britney, give mea tourof in the seawater below. britney, give me a tour of icefin?—— that will make a map of the oceanography, salinity and oxygen content of the water. we have sown i hear that allows us to map the 3—dimensional cavities, it allows us to see the shape of the ice and its texture. no—one has really been under thwaites, and what icefin will do is get up and close to the physics, really close to the eyes, really close to the sea floor and allows to see what is happening ina real and allows to see what is happening in a real way. and allows to see what is happening in a realway. how much of and allows to see what is happening in a real way. how much of the challenges you think this is going to be? is always an impressive challenge to do anything here in antarctica and much more so when you are 1200 miles from mcmurdo. when you think about drilling through 600 metres of i still buy the best people in the world just to make an observation, it's quite a challenge. and to operate a moving pipe from through there is quite special —— moving platform. icefin mi

. >> britney, you saw some fireworks in the town halls yesterday. some attacks, friendly fire.sten to joe biden on mayor pete, seeming to indicate perhaps that he knows he's got a real challenge here. have a listen and i want your reaction. >> is he really saying, you know, obama/biden administration was a failure? pete, just say it out loud. i have great respect for mayor pete and his service to this nation. but i do believe it is a risk to be just straight up with you for this party to nominate someone who never held office, higher than mayor of a town of 100,000 people in indiana. >> britney, that, of course, a campaign event, not a town hall. but zing, from biden to buttigieg there. >> well, you can tell that biden's ego is a bit bruised that in iowa, and these results are still coming in in the 11th hour, but the mayor of that small town of 100,000 people essentially lapped him several times, right? and you wonder if joe biden is not only speaking to the supporters in new hampshire, but to those supporters in nevada and south carolina. and we talk grandishly about south ca

let me get britney in here, and see what you think about this. you are on social media as mi, social media is not the real world. let's be honest. social media is just social media. it is part of the imaging. i don't know how many think pieces we can write. there is a bend the knee aspect of the pitch such as it were to all the other voters. does that work with all the other voters? >> well, first of all, happy black history month, joy. january was a long year, but we made it. >> yes, yes. >> and you know, i think that this calculus of alienation is frankly quite confusing to me. like i'm an activist, i believe in conflict as long as the conflict is productive. and i have great respect for the congresswoman, and i believe that she apologized because she knew even though that moment was true to how she felt, she knew that that wasn't productive conflict. frankly, i endorsed secretary clinton in 2016, but i don't think she's been contributing to productive disgroe productive disagreement either and there's a way to have legitimate disagreements tha

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called britney spears, the zone, 30,000 feet of britney spears recreated for your social media sharingitney spears donated and fans are encouraged to make the most of their instagramable time. >> we want you to britney out, come dressed to impress. we are loving it, she's loving it. somewhere, tag us, and maybe you'll get a special repost from britney herself. >> tickets are about $60. the space can be rent the out and is open through the end of april. >>> disney is apologizing for sending a bill to an elementary school to berkeley that shows the screening of the lion king. emerson elementary was billed $250 for screening that movie for a school fundraiser. disney has no waived that fee and the disney ceo bob eiger issued a personal apology on twitter and said he will personally donate to the school's fundraiser. >>> winning won't be easy for the cal football team. they'll certainly be well compensated for just one game. cal has agreed to play at notre dame in 2022. uc berkeley will receive $1.9 million for this road game in south bend, indiana. cal has major debt problems, however the

chasez, ryan gosling, britney spears. >> that's like the 1927 yankees in terms of pop. ♪ oh baby baby bottle >> christina, you know, very tiny girl, she's under 5 feet. and when she opened her mouth, it was like this burst of like wind came through your hair. you were like, that voice is coming out of that girl? >> the end 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 experienc

. >> we are at britney spears' the zone, and we are about to britney out from high school to mars. >>lou is whipping up something special in the bay. >> we will give you a healthy start to the new year with our chef marissa. >> and we will go to the debbie allen dance academy. >> yes, i'm here with the debbie allen dance academy. show me the moves, guys. >> and we have a free show, but al

so, britney, give me a tour of icefin? sensors that are going to make measurements of the oceanography, telling us what the temperature is, and the salinity of the water and how much oxygen is there. in addition to that we have a forward—looking sonar here that allows us to map the three—dimensional cavities, so it allows us to see the shape of the ice and its texture. no—one‘s really been under thwaites, and what icefin's going to do is get up and close to the physics, get really close to the ice, really close to the sea floor and allows to see what is happening in a real way. how much of a challenge do you think this is going to be? well, it's always an impressive challenge to do anything here in antarctica and much more so when you are — you know — 1,200 miles from mcmurdo. when you think about drilling through 600 metres of ice, drilled by the best people in the world just to make an observation, it's quite a challenge. and then to operate a moving platform through is pretty special, actually. icefin may have a big tas

with britney's decision. had to go to oregon, moved from california to oregon. how about your own faith, how do you reconcile your strong support with medical aid and dying with your own faith? >> i am a strong believer in god and have been since i was a young child. i believe in miracles in my life and actually, though i won't go into it, i believe i have seen some miracles so my belief in god is strong and my own belief is god would not want to see me suffer unnecessarily from a prolonged illness. i mean, i reconcile that very easily. i receive holy communion, i kneel and pray, and i praise for us and thanks for things, for my life, for my children for trees, flowers. my god is there with me and i know that. >> two questions before we go to the audience, tell about the organization compassion and choices. >> it's a wonderful organization. compassion and choices is supporting us in this documentary film because we are there looking for the same final issue to support, and that is choice in dying and a choice

britney, steven, eddie still with me.tin, it is great that senator klobuchar has the third most votes but the thing is, you have to win some states to be the nominee. and outside of minnesota, where is that going to happen? half a dozen polls out in recent days have her in sixth. >> well, i would say look, we've only had 3% of delegates allotted so far in the first three states. we made a large media buy across super tuesday states yesterday, announced $4.2 million in places like north carolina, virginia, arkansas, oklahoma, california, and amy is going to be all over the country traveling as well. just on sunday we did an event in north dakota, then oklahoma, little rock, and then south carolina. i think our message of uniting the party, getting things done will be one that carries the day. amy is the best candidate in the swing states like pennsylvania, michigan i think she will see that in minnesota. they want someone to beat president trump. >> is that the message, uniting the party? if you watched the debate last thu

india is very much that everybody that britney was going on that bought that next 5 years i would project something like 35 to 30 percent of the entire. population going electric. so we rickshaws lead the charge for electro mobility in india until now only one percent of all cars are electric but at this auto show there's hardly a single standard that some form of electric mobility in the headlights the indian government has signaled that it will offer buyers of electric cars premiums of up to 2000 euro's that could give the indian car market the necessary boost to help it out of the trough. and that's it for me and the business team here in berlin more business news and back to the on our web site that's w dot com slash business also make sure you follow us on facebook and twitter for we go here's a quick update on global markets at this hour thanks very much for watching. the body. clock. the english. carefully. observed. to get. discovered. the in the. documentary. in the light of. the 1st. make sure. what's in store for. one just for the future. e.w. dot com we're going to go city hal

cut your britney. news from. the link to a. discussion. of easy to our website to debbie to come smart to join us on facebook. her. this is a state of the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes a change of tack by mommy's media as hard as insurgency intensifies despite military efforts president changes say he's he's not ready to talk with the extremists but not everyone thinks it's a good idea. and they see as a good day nelson mandela walked out of prison efraim and after 27 years behind bars we'll hear from one of the. closest friends. hello welcome to africa it's good to have your company mani's president abraham sais he is now prepared to talk with the hottest groups in the hope of ending an insurgency that's made slaves of the country ungovernable human rights watch says last year was the deadliest year for madeon since the start of the embraced in 2012 at least $456.00 civilians were killed and hundreds more wounded in central mali and the i'll be talking to an expert on monday after this report. showing force showing presence

deadly storm dennis battles britney extreme weather claims at least 3 lives and leaves thousands of homes on the border authorities are warning more of life threatening flooding days of disruption. i'm anthony howard thanks for your company u.s. passengers stuck on a cruise ship in japan are being evacuated after an anxious 14 day quarantine period on sunday will start things reported another 70 and fictions of the run of our sample of the dawn princess bringing the total to of the $350000400.00 americans boarded buses to take them to charter flights leaving for the u.s. many believe to go home off to what was supposed to be the trip of a lifetime but it's likely they'll have to spend another 2 weeks in quarantine after arriving in the u.s. . in north korea meanwhile there are no official reports of cases with verifiable information from the isolated country very difficult to obtain pyongyang however recently announced a raft of new measures designed to stop the virus known as code 19. north korea is keen to demonstrate that it is doing all it can to protect its people from the corona vir

britney spears selling 1.3 million copies of "oops i did it again."played with your heart ♪ got lost in the game ♪ oh baby baby >> everybody's falling in love with boy bands and girl groups. but then justin timberlake leaves nsync. ♪ 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 nsync 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. >> you ready? >> she puts out a solo album in 2003. first single is "crazy in love." it's got this incredible sample. 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, christina or britney? i said, beyonce. ♪ got me looking so crazy right now ♪ >> "crazy in love." that's how it begins. it seemed like almost overnight she ga

britney, biden definitely has a lot riding on south carolina.eds to win, but says don't measure by one or two points or double digits, that doesn't matter, he says. what are you hearing from voters about his chances today? >> reporter: especially when you talk to older black voters in south carolina, there's a sense joe biden will dominate this evening. of course i can't tell the future if it will be a double digit or single digits win, but there's indication he has momentum going into this evening. today is make or break. there's an up tick after nevada, a clyburn endorsement, two strong defeats. you wonder what his path forward is looking at delegate math after today. there are voters in 14 super tuesday contests that are thinking if we want to be practical, beat donald trump, and joe biden isn't strong, we may turn to someone like bernie sanders. when you speak to the same joe biden voters, they're nervous about bernie. they kind of hear socialist boogie man and run away. it is important to say generationally, south carolina vote, south carol

with me, britney shepherd, national politics reporter for yahoo! news. and abby philip.earing from iowa voters, seems to be a lack of enthusiasm to really back a joe biden, but at the same time you have some who said like one woman, i see comfort in him. what are the concerns? what are the voters weighing? >> reporter: there are a lot of voters in iowa that see joe biden as a fall back plan that they're perfectly comfortable with. you have to remember, fred, these voters are thinking 100% who is able to beat donald trump. when i talk to them, a lot of people are interested in other candidates. at the end of the day, they've not been convinced by some of them that they can beat trump. when they look at biden, people that we're seeing now, he has the better chance in their view of beating trump. a lot of people fall back on joe biden, even if they don't feel electrified by him. i had a couple of voters using that language, saying to me i want to see who really excites voters, excites crowds. and this was at a pete buttigieg rally. this person said, you know, they thought i

is room for an alternative to someone like bernie sanders and the moderate wing of the party. >> britney, the last word there. >> you heard from other candidates like amy klobuchar saying she wants to contest michael bloomberg on a debate stage and the debate cutoff for nevada is tomorrow. mike bloomberg is one poll away from qualifying, two polls away from qualifying in south carolina. bernie sanders has a sharp attack against mike bloomberg, being a billionaire, a foil to his campaign. i think if mike bloomberg does take the stage, that kind of scrutiny you heard from sabrina will really,into fo come into f laser focus. >> thank you, both. >> thank you. >>> this week on cnn, we have five town halls for you. sanders, buttigieg, klobuchar, biden and warren. they'll all be live in las vegas ahead of the next critical vote. watch three town halls tomorrow night starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern. we have two more for you on thursday, starting at 8:00. all right here on cnn. we'll be right back. ♪ applebee's new irresist-a-bowls now starting at $7.99. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood.

it had been six long years since britney had been killed.wo would play out a lot like trial one. but with one big change. clark had a new court-appointed lawyer. what was your strategy, and was it going to be different from greg isaacs' strategy at the first trial? >> it didn't differ. i was basically just saying, look at the evidence. to me when i looked at it, it looked like a burglary that was interrupted and went bad. >> prosecutor leslie nasius had been on the case from the very start. >> when baby zeke was born, clark was going to be exposed for exactly who he was. the birth of this baby threatened his life, and the solution to the problem was murder. >> she was very emphatic that norman clark was not only guilty, but was kind of a sleazy human being. >> did you worry that the jury would just not like norman? >> absolutely. >> because of his lifestyle? >> yes. that was a big worry. i addressed that from the very beginning all the way through. >> what i want you to pay attention to is the evidence. >> after six days of testimony, it all

aides britney britney spears most iconic moments are now on display in interactive. >>pop-up museum called the zone brittany spears opened in los angeles, the 9 rooms are each designed to mimic a different spears video or musical era. they feature some of her most iconic outfits and music videos that pop up will be operational through april 26 the but. it ain't cheap costumes $60 to get it. >>of the north bay county still struggling to solve homeless problems now faces a major funding cuts and the shortage could affect the cleanup of a miles long homeless encampment, san francisco hosting the chinese new year parade tomorrow. why organizers say the show will go on despite concerns about the corona virus and no concern about rain for the chinese new year pray but we've got some fog and we've tom: my mom always told me actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, and why i spent th

. >>> next to a sweet wish for britney spears from her sweetheart. >> the 38-year-old "toxic" singerwhile dancing. >> he shared on instagram, quote, my lioness broke her metatarsal bone, wishing her the best recovery so she can jump, run, and dance her butt off. >> our thoughts and prayers also go out to britney. we referred to her as the "toxic" singer, but really, there's so many. ♪ hit me baby one more time >> she has all of the hits. >>> speaking of doing it for the gram, it's been a whole four days since the world heard from tom brady. >> but thankfully, thankfully tom brady has blessed us with a post. he just shared this selfie of himself -- is it really a selfie? i think somebody else is taking it, guys. but anyway, he's working out with his wife supermodel gisele bunchen. >> she looks great. >> #nodaysoff. >> there are no days off from the relentless countdown to his free agency next month, on march 16th he can begin negotiations with other teams. two days later he'll be allowed to sign with any other team. >> brady has never been a free agent, and at age 42 he's set to field

know it's britney spears. >> good.to get the zone. >> beyonci's closing line is called bay iv, baywatch, or id park? >> definitely id park. >> you got it. iv park. this into bieber's albemarle him there. >> you're my hero. >> okay. let me have this. >> amanda salas, back to you. >> it's amazing what you can learn here. >> if we didn't tell you that they were behind the voices, would you figure it out? >> identifiable. >> that airs tonight at 8:30. are a. for the weather, what do we have cooking? >>> changes are coming for the afternoon. an increase in the wind and a slight drop in temperatures. this a look over san jose where we wake up with partly sunny skies. we have a mix of sun and clouds. we have a little bit of low cloud cover out there but it's not widespread. we also have patchy fog that is limited. this afternoon we expect the breeze to pick up. we have a system moving through the northwest. northern california will get a little bit of rain and the sierras as well. as it moves through it will drop in this dire

have you really been to every one of britney spears' uk concerts, is this true?w many have you been to? all of them! lisa nandy‘s path to parliament wasn't that unusual. she's the granddaughter of an mp and her dad, deepak nandy, was heavily involved in race relations policy. after growing up in bury nandy studied politics and then went on to work for an mp, then charities, and then as local councillor in london. after she was elected as the mp for wigan in 2010, she was quickly singled out as one to watch. when will this government return here with a plan to keep our lights on, to cut pollution and to get energy bills under control? she held posts on the labour front bench, covering children, energy and charity, but then in 2016 she resigned, to run owen smith's leadership campaign againstjeremy corbyn. i've told jeremy corbyn that the situation is unsustainable and i'm afraid i can no longer serve. and lisa nandy has gone against party opinion on brexit. in january, theresa may finally agreed to negotiate with labour. i told her at the time if she brought a bil

time in hollywood in a message read out by his costar margaret robbie he referenced cracks it ok britney you just became single welcome to the club i the procedure ceremony has been celebrated for more than 70 years. amid criticism for a lack of diversity baptist chairwoman said the economy will review its voting procedures including the types of films being made and how they are marketed katia lucas of the young al-jazeera. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories the number of people have died from corona virus in china has risen to at least 361 with more than 17000 cases now confirmed as prompted the government to impose severe restrictions on movement in a 2nd major city residents in the eastern city of ones all will only be allowed to send one family member out of the house every 2 days to buy necessities. chinese markets have plunged almost 9 percent upon reopening off to the new year holiday markets had been closed for the break which was extended of a fears of the corona virus spreading china's central bank says it will inject $173000000000.00 into the economy to help off

idea not to try and a lot of train operators sing your ticket will be valid on monday and on the britneyot have to. a lot of people would simon calder thanks for coming in. chris fox, thank you for coming in. and for the latest information on storm dennis in your area, you can find more on your local bbc 0nline pages or tune into your local radio station. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with darren. storm dennis is arriving and the rain has been moving in as well and we will find river levels rising too. it is heading between scotland and iceland deepening rapidly which is why the winds have been strengthening and all that cloud has been bringing with it outbreaks of rain too. it is the rain that may well have the greater impact. these are the amber rain warnings for the met office covering their hills. we lose that warning in southern scotla nd lose that warning in southern scotland tomorrow is the wetter weather moves southwards and we pick up weather moves southwards and we pick up an amber rain when he for the dance in the south—east with the heaviest of the rain likely to be

. >>> the los angeles lakers took to the court the first time last night since the death of kobe britneyns receive the numbers 8 and 24 jerseys, the numbers wore before he left the game. our reporter from our sister station in los angeles has more. >> that's what they came up with. >> hundreds of messages to honor the legend kobe bryant and his daughter gianna cedatre ramona in chino. >> it's their message to kobe. my zbrob job is to bring it. >> the poster now a part of the growing memorial on the night of the first home game for the lakers since the doegt of kobe bryant, his daughter, and seven others that went down in the helicopter sunday. >> before the start of the game laker legend magic johnson stopped to talk with fans on his way in. >> kobe! kobe! >> fans without tickets gather outside l.a. businesses to watch tvs broadcasting the pregame ceremony. >> font is a very meaningful night. this is somebody i've been watching since i was about 8 years old. watching him grow, i feel like it's a uncle that passed away. >> he is my hero. as a basketball fan, he means a lot to me. >> emoti

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. >> there were two unknown dna samples on the lingerie that covered britney's body in her bedroom.rom an unknown male contributor, not norman clark. >> at 12:34 they cussed on norman clark. >> as the trial drew to a close defense attorney isaacs told the jurors to focus on the evidence, not norman clark's womanizing? >> this is not a place for judgments. there's guy upstairs that does that in a different court, more majestic than this. >> clark did not take the stand but says the state did not prove its case. >> the prosecutor said that you had the means, you had the opportunity, and you had the motive to kill brittany. >> i feel all of that is wrong, definitely far from the motive because it doesn't make any sense and the opportunity, that's pretty much impossible. >> well, it's not impossible. >> to me it seems impossible to get that done in that short span. >> you're the boyfriend. >> first suspect. >> the motive from law enforcement's perspective was very clear. you didn't want to be in a relationship, you didn't want this baby. you wanted it to go away so you could continue to

i am still in britney spears mode. rebecca long—bailey, who is this? britney spears mode.that has ever happened to me. a few minutes to go. ever broken the law, rebecca long—bailey? not knowingly, no. i'm sure i've driven over the speed limit slightly from time to time. i fully expect so but nothing that serious that i couldn't explain it away on your show. keir starmer have you? i have broken the speed limit like many in the country. were you caught? no. emily thornberry? yes. i smoked cannabis. how many times? do you still do it? no. would you refuse to doa still do it? no. would you refuse to do a trade deal with the us of president trump does not reverse his position on climate change? yes, i think that's a good way of doing it. we have to stand up to him. i'm fed up we have to stand up to him. i'm fed up with us being a poodle and i think we should say what we believe in and not let him walk all over us. i wouldn't do that deal. yes, it was first policy n i wouldn't do that deal. yes, it was the first policy announcement i made in the campaign and the first policy ann

upstairs in a two bedroom or two couples including britney and frank. downstairs in a studio are met, his girlfriend, and their dog banksy, who crashed the interview a couple times. met's apartment is the apparent problem. >> i was pretty shocked when i heard why it was considered an illegal unit. >>> that stealing is off by a couple inches. so are the floorboards. groundwater access is not ideal. all of which make this unit technically illegal. something they only found out about after a neighbor complained. >> they could continue to fine me, i think it's twitter 50 or $250 a day for not legalizing it . >> to legalize the unit, eric would have to tear up the sidewalk up front, which would cost at least $50,000. and the excavation work needed to raise the ceilings would cost more than $200,000. it is work the tenants don't think needs to be done that aired can't afford to do. >> it is extremely frustrating for someone who doesn't have the profits. >> his other option is to take the unit off the market and displays all six tenants. >> it is a very scary

states at the top that had medical aid in dying, now because people like mary, because of people like britneycalifornia who had to move to oregon to obtain medical aid in dying, now there are nine states plus the district of columbia which has medical aid in dying. . . . >> other states as well. they will follow suit before long. [applause]. thank you. >> medical dying law on the books. problem solved for mary klein) wrong. then you have to find a physician who will do it was willing to do it. tell them about mary's odyssey in that regard. diane: mary klein looked and looked and looked and finally found a physician who was willing to work with her in this position, she has found or is now my physician. [laughter]. because she believed in medical aid in dying. i have now turned to her. but there are very few physicians initially, you have to have a registry. and you have to list your name as a physician willing to carry out medical aid in dying. and very few physicians willing to put their names out there in public. but now we have a few, very few, and the medication is very very difficult to

britney and trash that's pretty good for anything. to come to the other side of town is i want to tear a cycle where house and space and they recycle goods. they. might have lighting that might be reduced by gregory i take it you work here what are you doing today. going to be the top and waste warehouse. pretty much goes everybody who lives. what's kind of tossing through here and easily pluggable. some more b. . i know one of the if it wasn't coming here it wasn't in one of that where house is it would be the landfill so it's remarkable that they that you protecting everything. he will be recycled. from being buried in the ground. puffing on the message to your friends and family on. the watch and i know the material from gregory's warehouse is taken to a nearby recycling plant. i mean how big is it this is a several 100 square foot facility that goes on for almost a mile from ends and so this is a very large space and how much can we go here i mean what do you think yeah several 100000000 pounds of material going through this facil

we turn to professor britney cooper. your thoughts on all the above. >> yeah. i think this is all exciting. i think there's a little fatigue and a little anxiety in the democratic electorate about who will win horks is the front-runner, and i think we saw some of that uncertainty showing up in iowa. you see such even splits between these candidates. i think that rather than this being about policy, given that you have sanders and buttigieg so far apart, politically, who really run neck in neck. part of what that means is that people are really interested in the, what i think is important, is that democratic voters need to feel like they are actually in the process of working this out and figuring this out as an electorate. they're getting to debate the issues and make a choice. part of what trump has done is he has turned down folks' confidence in the system. and the sanders camp is not helping. . are saying, this was rigged. this was rigged against sanders. it was certainly unfortunate if he is the winner of iowa that he didn't, in terms of the popular vote. >

just to put that in perspective, he is younger than justin timberlake, alicia keys, britney spears, chad, jonathan taylor thomas, pac man, the cd player and elmo. pete buttigieg is younger than the muppet your toddler hugs every night u and , and he love very much, too. they had a parade in kansas city. somehow a drunk driver even got on the parade route. >> no way. >> oh, my god. >> no way! >> oh! no way! >> oh, my god! >> this is great entertainment. >> good day! >> jimmy: and then this guy got up, he climbed the tree to get a better look, and we got a better look, also. unfortunately, he -- >> oh! >> jimmy: yeah, he died. and then everyone showed up. police estimate hundreds of thousands of fans showed up to see the chiefs. of course that was in kansas city, missouri. this was the celebration in kansas city, kansas, where the president thinks the chiefs play. in other sports news, we had a new episode of the bachelor tonight. bachelor peter has his women whittled down to six now. this is the time of the season which is great for me, because i can actually start to tell them apart. but

funded by nasa, the device was t built bym from georgia tech led by astrobiologist britney schmidt. >s that we don't know very well is exactly how glaciers move anhow the very base of the glacier operates. so when we get to see it right up close, right where it hits the ocean, we are seeint the fresaterial. miles: they collected sediment cores and dropped in instruments that measure water salinity, temperature, and turbulence. it tns out the water at this particular spot is very still. student at nyu. is a grad nc>> since turbuis below detectable levels, that means there i't as much mixing as potentially we would have expected. and so what that means is, the warm water is mostly staying near the bottom and not necessarily making its way up to the ice. miles: that might seem like good news, but for the first time scientists have confirmed what they suspected. e ocean under thwaites warm, 3.6 degrees fahrenheit above freezing, too warm for the ice to remain stable. it is a sobering moment. >> yeah. change happens and this looks like a potential case for change going forwat could be quit

have you really been to every one of britney spears' uk concerts, is this true?then charities, and then as local councillor in london. after she was elected as the mp for wigan in 2010, she was quickly singled out as one to watch. when will this government return here with a plan to keep our lights on, to cut pollution and to get energy billing under control? she held posts on the labour front bench, covering children, energy and charity, but then in 2016 she resigned, to run owen smith‘s leadership campaign againstjeremy corbyn. i‘ve told jeremy corbyn that the situation is unsustainable and i‘m afraid i can no longer serve. and lisa nandy has gone against party opinion on brexit. in january, theresa may finally agreed to negotiate with labour. i told her at the time if she brought a bill before parliament that gave a role for parliament in the next stages of the negotiations i would go for it. i was consistent in that all the way through. had she brought that bill, i told her and i told my constituents i would vote for it. when boris johnson finally did, i vote

and 1890 two's honeymoon in vegas, let's she did it again or at least it can feel that way for britney spears fans. >>the pop star's most iconic moments are on display right now an interactive pop-up museum, it's called the zone brittany spears is opened up in los angeles, the 9 rooms are each designed to mimic a different spears video or music iraq. they feature some of spears most iconic outfits and music videos, including baby one more time toxic and i'm a slave 4 u the pop-up runs through april 26, but it's not cheap entry costs about $60.60 dollars state very well that wraps up kron 4 news at night. >>our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. ken wayne is here with kron 4 news at 10 coming up at 10 o'clock more than 200 americans evacuated from the epicenter of the corona virus are in or near the bay area and 5 of them. >>have symptoms of that local officials are handling the patients as the number of cases continues to jump worldwide plus the state of the city, how oakland mayor libby shaft says she will fix some of the major issues plaguing the east bay city, espe

and we chose the national anthem and looking back at that time -- and then they did britney and nsyncigous. you know, because -- >> it's like us being a boy band >> i didn't want to stress out i wanted to watch the game [ laughter ] i wanted to do the anthem, watch the game and that would be it. i didn't want to stress out. >> but i look back at it as one of those -- as kind of one of those bucket list things like, you know, kind of regret it a little bit. maybe wish we could still do a a super bowl halftime. >> next super bowl halftime. let's do it. >> let's do it [ cheers and applause >> come on >> jimmy: come on. let's do it. they're watching come on. >> let's do it >> but there was never any truth to us and nsync being a rivalry. >> no. >> those were guys following their dreams >> yep >> yeah. >> we were following our dreams >> we love them, man, that's all. >> i actually went to college with chris kirkpatrick we were in choir together. >> jimmy: oh, great. good, i'm glad to hear that. i kind of knew that. but i'm glad you're friends. >> he owes me. >> jimmy: let's talk about the

great righting of our colleague, doctor salt are, and repeating the names he mentioned, these boots, britney cooper, john h. murrow junior, krewasky salter himself, chad williams, gibraltar, and kurdish young. and as i said have very little time on the stage so i cannot give out a shout out to (inaudible) o.j. linen but i have if i had time i would. let's do one more very important thing. i see a beautiful one young woman in uniform there which reminds me of something that i was also reminded by and your colleague. i i i didn't ask about active duty and all of the members of the military who did active view doomed for this country to many stat. you can stand to colonel. you can stat. >> thank you. (applause) thank you. thank you. thank you. >> words they almost as a throwaway thank you for your service. but we really mean it. thank you for your service. well you stood up, so i can't deny you. i can't deny, human. >> thank you! you gentlemen have done an excellent job. (inaudible) >> yes. okay, nice to meet you. >> what would you say are the key elements for us to galvanize the military (inau

you're the guy that listens to britney spears. best songs. pete: i'll check it out on the break. >> lisa: i'll look into it. pete: how old am i? my range is not as wide as it should be on music. >> jason: back street boys, back to britney spears. pete: it's all good. i'll look up more of the cars later on. we have a few news items this morning because we're a few hours away from the nevada caucus beginning. >> lisa: 2020 democrats chris crossing the state making a final pitch to voters. >> griff jenkins joins us live with more on the last minute message. griff what's the latest? griff: george, jason, lisa, and pete. you're rightist actually just under four hours now that the caucus doors open and more than 250 locations across the state. officials scrambling to not repeat the disaster that iowa was, they've already scrapped the app. they gave in favor for that for this google application which they partially scrapped. they will still use it for raw totals but when it comes to getting each precincts results to headquarters they go

britney, give me your assessment. let's go to the bloomberg debate. what do you think?erfect way, to recognize that when it comes to black voters, there are lots of candidates that have a lot to answer for and a lot to explain. when it comes to bloomberg, i'm curious about his pattern. patterns tell us what we can predict someone will do in the future. when i look at mike bloomberg's pattern, it's not promising. he wasn't loyal to the women employees that he had. there has been new information emerging about the kind of hostile environment created for the women that worked with and for him. we know he definitely was not loyal to black and brown new yorkers as he not only inherited stop and frisk, but he expanded it. in 2011, there were stop and frisk incidents against black and brown constituents than there were black and brown young men in new york city. most certainly, his loyalty doesn't lie there. michael bloomberg isn't loyal to a party or set of values. he was a democrat. ran for mayor as a republican. became an independent. wheth when it was time to run for presi

the dnc is going to take it away from britney again. that's okay, because we don't care who the hell it is, we are going to win. we have to. >> ed: want to impact. we have life fox team coverage. dan henninger will join us to break down last night's big bell. jacqui heinrich a standby with more and the president's big rally. we begin with griff jenkins, is live on the ground in las vegas. scene of a crime. good morning, griff. >> [laughs] good morning, ed. nobody loves a good beat down like vegas, and mike bloomberg got one from start to finish. he was attacked 45 times by the other candidates, and it was a bit of a surprise to see just how much he struggled for a tax he knew were coming. watch this. >> i don't think there's any chance of the senator beating president trump. >> he has stop and frisk. >> i'm a bass about how it turned out. >> your campaign has said he would eventually release her tax records. wash democratic voters have to wait? speak of this takes a long time. >> are you willing to release all of those women from those

hablamos de britney spears. por el dolor. ahÍ lo van a ver. la princesa del pop reaccionÓ. dice que no bailaba desde hace seis meses. increÍble un dolor de ese estilo. romperse el dedo. cualquier fractura es una cosa de un dolor extremo. pobrecita. francisca: yo he visto el vÍdeo. dios mío! me doliÓ! pobrecita. ojalÁ se recupere pronto. seguimos con mÁs. karla: actualidad como siempre. nuestra sala de redacciÓn llegan imÁgenes del momento en que un hispano ayuda en la captura de una persona que escapa de la policÍa. >> exactamente. muchas gracias. ocurriÓ en houston, texas. una gente que persigue una persona que maneja irresponsablemente ayudo. es por eso que hoy es considerado un acto heroico. resulta difÍcil no detenerse a mirar este vÍdeo de una persecuciÓn que ocurrió en houston, texas. el conductor en esta camioneta decide ayudar a la policÍa a detener a una mujer que manejaba un chep de forma irresponsable y era perseguido por varios policÍas. houston tiene una reputaciÓn de persecuciones policiales, pero

Órale, mi britney, atáscate ahora que hay lodo, ¿eh?fue el epicentro. albertano: vámonos, vámonos, vámonos. vítor: bajita la mano, ¿no? para que no nos vea. segun funcionarios estadounidenses rusia estaria difundiendo en redes sociales falsas teorias conspirativas sobre el coronavirus, una madre y su hija adolescente alegan que fueron golpeadas por dos mujeres afuera de una estacion de tren de boston primer impacto. continuamos con noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna. ♪ patricia: familiares, amigos y miles de aficionados rindieron tributo a kobe bryant y a su hija gigi en una menaje, en los Ángeles, cargado de momentos muy conmovedores. el coronavirus se expande por varios paÍses con miles de muertos y decenas de miles de infectados. tambiÉn hace tambalear a las principales bolsas de valores del mundo. una joven que fue quemada con Ácido en mÉxico por su expareja, exige justicia para las mÚltiples vÍctimas del feminicidio en su paÍs. hoy es 24 de febrero. asÍ comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪

have you really been to every one of britney spears' uk concerts, is this true?lisa nandy‘s path to parliament wasn't that unusual. she's the granddaughter of an mp and her dad, deepak nandy, was heavily involved in race relations policy. after growing up in bury, nandy studied politics and then went on to work for an mp, then charities, and then as local councillor in london. after she was elected as the mp for wigan in 2010, she was quickly singled out as one to watch. when will this government return here with a plan to keep our lights on, to cut pollution and to get energy billing under control? she held posts on the labour front bench, covering children, energy and charity, but then in 2016 she resigned, to run 0wen smith's leadership campaign againstjeremy corbyn. i've told jeremy corbyn that the situation is unsustainable and i'm afraid i can no longer serve. and lisa nandy has gone against party opinion on brexit. in january, theresa may finally agreed to negotiate with labour. i told her at the time if she brought a bill before parliament that gave a rol