britney didn't know her son had done that until a sheriff's deputy called. >> when you got the phone call, do you know your kid is in town, what did you think? >> i said no. i didn't know if he was in town. i was not expecting them to say that. >> phone number for your mom? >> reporter: the sheriff's incident report says when a deputy called britney, she recalled when it was time to leave that morning, she "couldn't find soren anywhere," but britney felt okay leaving given her mother lives a one minute walk away. she now faces a mystery a charge of reckless conduct up to a year in jail, and a $1000.00 fine. either the district attorney nor sheriff's department would comment for the story but the sheriff's report says britney was, and she put it, "at her wits end with dealing with soren ." her lawyer said she was asked to sign a safety plan for her son, including a gps tracker, before prosecutors would consider dropping the charges. >> this is not right. i did nothing wrong. and, i am going to fight for that. >> reporter: yasmin vossoughian, nbc news. >>> in 60 seconds, what is drivin

. >> britney patterson and her lawyer joins us now. wow. britney david i'm so glad to have you on. tell you how outraged i am looking at that video of you being arrested. by the way, this is the same government, you know a state government but our country allows children to walk across our border alone. and your child was going to the grocery store in a little town. just before we talk about what happened, how traumatizing has this been for your family? >> it's definitely been a little traumatizing. you know my kids have never seen anything like that or been exposed to anything like that. so really their first encounter with police or law enforcement to see them taking their mother out of their home in hand cuffs i think was pretty traumatizing. >> your son was ten years old you didn't give him permission to go but had he asked you to walk to that store would you have allowed him to go? >> i probably would have yeah. >> so why do you think law enforcement is pursuing this? i should let people know law enforcement says they'll drop the charges if you agree to put a gps tracker on yo

britney es una estudiante de esta universidad.quÍ no, aquÍ hay mÁs de 250 personas ciudadanas que son partes de familias de estatus mixtas y esto es una realidad aquÍ. si alguien como el presidente trump gana, puede ser que familias como la de britney sean deportadas. pero tambiÉn imagÍnense si gana, por ejemplo, kamala harris y aquÍ gana la propuesta tres 14. quÉ pasarÍa? serÍa una realidad a la que se enfrenta a un estado que se estÁ girando a la derecha en cuanto a ser un estado mucho mÁs antiinmigrante y esas son las dos realidades que estas familias, personas como britney, se estÁn enfrentando. sÍ, como bien mencionas, ese voto joven tambiÉn es sumamente importante, ya que 1.4 millones de latinos se vuelven elegibles para votar entre ellos. >> evidentemente estos jÓvenes. pero paola, tÚ has estado siguiendo a las familias de estatus migratorio mixto tambiÉn. evidentemente estÁn muy preocupados con esta situaciÓn, asÍ que sin duda vamos a estar muy, muy pendientes a lo que ocurra en las siguientes horas. gracias paola. vamos a

this is going to be about britney, britney, britney. oh, and i want a visa to russia because she wanted to go to russia and make a statement, see brittney griner, and to frankly let the russians have it. well, the russians wouldn't give her a visa, but that didn't stop her. she was in helsinki not too long that and she asked to see the russians there, too. i mean, imagine you're going to another country. it's not russia, escandon, even country. and you're still trying to fight to see rusans to make the point that you're your person needs to come home. and the russians would not see her because from antonoff they knew it was going to happen. but that was the amount of energy that she brought all this one of the reasons that i believe the russians didn't give her a visa was she was on tv on a few occasions. but i remember specifically on msnbc saying, i quote, that the russian justice, justice system is worse than a paper tiger and the ruians knew what they were getting and they weren't going to let her step one foot onto that train. they

brought you to the free britney movement entire online free britney.rs later after britney is living her life you realize she is unstable. we can't be having -- it's great to be informed by and create a movement but we shouldn't be creating legal precedent from docuseries they killed heir are -- >> steve: in the second trial where they were sent away forever, without a chance of parole, they wanted to present the information that their dad had physically and sexually abused them and none of that information was allowed. and so that is what this is all about is will they be able to hear it? mark geragos, the defense attorney for either one of those guys, eric or lyle, he is going to ask a judge to resentence them on a lesser charge of voluntary manslaughter. and they have already served three times that amount of time so it is up to the judge if he would do that, it obviously comes down to the parole board. >> ainsley: they found a letter, allegedly that, one of the boys had written to his cousin. i think the cousin has passed away now, so he won't be a

. >> that is supposed to be britney spears giving birth on a bearskin rug.he sculpture was created in 2006 by a pro-life artist/pervert who was so moved by the birth of britney's first child, that they did this. personally, i think jd vance did an awesome job. okay, that was odd one out. we will be right back. >>> welcome back. welcome back to "have i got news for you" -- it is time now for the offend-o-meter. we fire up the offend-o-meter, the teams have to tell us who they are, and why they were offended. oh, lord, lord, lord. >> you know a sports story is bad, once it gets to me. >> who do you think? >> mookie betts. he took the ball out of his glove during the world series. >> yes, that is austin, offended mookie betts, major league baseball, and fans, and anyone who went to the game, and anyone that calls themselves a decent yankees fan on tuesday night in yankees' game four of the world series where mookie betts went to catch a ball in territory, and austin did this. >> the home run turned into a double, he has that ball in his glove and that fan liter

i will offer my own opinion about britney spears. i do not speak on behalf of pls. i speak on behalf of as of former concerned former fan. if it'd been a man -- >> it was about sexual acceptance as part of the claim. ellen: quite a few years ago a friend of mine who was in award-winning documentarian playwright, she made it a famous case of a woman in wisconsin in the same period who was imprisoned voluntarily under bogus charges of mental illness, and i had to do a talk back, and i did some research, and there is an enormous pattern of these laws being used in another way that directly implicates free speech for women who were dissenting from their husbands in terms of their political views, women who were raising views that were seen as antithetical to the moral or sexual

i left my schoolgirl outfit at home, so you know that it's britney spears, baby. one more time.sic video has now joined youtube's billion views club. the track spent two weeks at number one on billboard hot 100 back in 1999. she was only 16 years old when that song was released, and it's often referred to as her most iconic music video. and it starts the star's second video to reach the milestone. this is after scream and shout with will.i.am. of course i want to scream and shout. speaking of that song, i don't know if you know a little fact about that. that song was originally written for tlc. what? scream and shout or baby? one more time. one more time. yeah, but they already had. they passed maybe. right? but if you listen to it, you can hear like you know how britney starts out with the lower, which is like tabash. so you can kind of hear it in the tracks like chili's. i hear it, but yeah, little fact still lives today. i think paris hilton just dressed like her for halloween. oh, did she like, exactly like that video. so wow. lives on. yeah, yeah. billion views, $1 billion

like this new york post front page from 2006 featuring paris, britney spears and lindsay lohan. >> fromhe moment i would leave my house in the morning till late at night, they would be chasing me, following me, sometimes 50 cars all through los angeles. and that would be terrifying. sometimes just having to, you know, be driving and they're all trying to fight for the shot. so that was very overwhelming. but i've always been a person who's a little bit shy and didn't really stand up for myself at all back then. >> so when you see somebody like chapel royal and yelling back. yeah, yo yo chapel >> i love that she really just has respect for herself and she just speaks her mind and is brave and confident. >> paris also capitalized on the paparazzi attention and the stereotypes to build her very own empire. >> for me, i've always been someone who lives outside the box and i just. i'm not one thing. i'm so many things and the fun side of me will always be there. >> like the party girl lives. >> the party girl, i think, will always have a part of me because she was a big part of my life. >> b

now me baby, one more time britney spears baby one more time.gle and the song that rocketed her to superstardom. now the music video hitting the big time, too, notching more than a billion streams on youtube. yeah! streamers also sweet on 50 cent's candy shop. i take you to the candy shop. >> i let you take the lollipop. >> go head girl jason derulo and snoop dogg wiggling their way into the billion streams club as well. wiggle wiggle wiggle wiggle wiggle and that's nightline. you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here. same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night. america. >> abc's david

. >> if i'm going to go, you know, jump on the trampoline or, you know, i'll go tell britney and it wouldidn't tell her. >> would you think that that would be strange if briana randomly decided to go and jump on a trampoline without telling me yes, yes, yes. >> our thanks to doctor sutton when we come back. >> this ain't texas. >> ain't no holding the nominations are in how texas hold em helped beyoncÉ circle hold still have symptomsrcle the from moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease after a tnf blocker like humira or remicade? put them in check with rinvoq. rinvoq works differently and it's a once-daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief with rinvoq. check. when flares tried to slow me down, i got lasting steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when my doctor saw damage, rinvoq helped visibly reduce damage of the intestinal lining. check. rapid symptom relief. lasting, steroid-free remission. and visibly reduced damage. check, check and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood

i was in high school when this britney spears video came out. >> she looks amazing.outfit. >> if all goes right, we may see resurgence of "game of thrones." a big screen version of the fantasy series is in early development at warner bros. there's no word on whether it would be a continuation of the hbo show which ended in 2019 or an adaptation. i have never seen this. my husband's watched all of them. >> we already have the dragon thing. now we're going to do another one? >> another one. have you watched it? >> i did, and i kind of got interested. when we come back, it may be the last call for alcohol at t t.g.i t.g.i.fridays. t.g.i.fridays. >>> and mariah carey unveils a an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga, like: new holiday decor collection in time for christmas or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. . if you think you have ga, or troudon't wait.w light treatments are available. ask a retina specialist about fda-approved treatments for ga and go to

britney spears baby, one more time music video has now joined youtube's billion views club.he track spent two weeks at number one on the billboard hot 100 back in 1999. she was 16 years old when that song was released. it's often referred to as her most iconic music video to. it's the star's second video to reach the milestone after scream and shout with will, i a. all right, 2025 grammy nominations are out and bey is stealing the show. beyonce got 11 nominations for her debut country album cowboy carter, which brings her career total to 99. it makes her the most nominated artist in grammy history. she is joined by other pop powerhouses taylor swift, sabrina carpenter, all of them are nominated in three categories song, record, and album of the year. winners will be announced at the 2025 grammy awards in la. february 2nd. okay, we are now on streaming on pluto 24/7. you can watch nbc bay area news whenever you want. super fun! scan this qr code for easy how to streaming guide on your favorite streaming platform. you can watch our live newscasts, breaking updates and other co

there is also from the britney. there's uh huh. are sick during there was time for me it's hardly because, i mean i have been directly affected, but i've had to like grow up my whole life. i have these memories watching my grandma, like very her siblings. and that hurts. losing family members is quite okay. i feel like they could have had more years on this earth that my baby brother . yeah. so yeah, my brother really has, is cancer from laser, very new york, and then he wrote a new and then you know, they can to these and that's what i'm very fortunate to around the issue of my exercises. i guess way from, you know, like i really selfish to because i'm thankful that my grandma was the one that survived. oh yeah. like how many, how many those times is that you moved to a 5 or vice of me around my mom to the brother died before about the issues are 50519, and then my sister, my older sister. she has a native and you can choose from and she at uh, 5 set of treatment, but she never ran out of it. and then, and love to years later, i h

and my mom to brothers and sisters leave around the area to they say yeah, nephew is also from the britney. there's. uh huh. there are 6 during there was for me it's hardly because, i mean i have been directly affected, but i had to like, grow up my whole life. i have these memories watching my grandma, like very her siblings. and that hurts. losing family members is quite okay. i feel like they could have had more years on this earth that my baby brother to. yeah. so yeah, my brother brittany has his cancer from major during your and then he rush and then you know, they can to these that's what i'm very fortunate to around the origin of my exercises. a good way from, you know, like i really office to cuz i'm thankful that my grandma was the one that survived . i like how many, how many those times is did you lose of 5 advice of moving around my mom to the brother died before about the issues are 50 to 319, and then my sister, my older sister. and she has a nice over in your dentist and she had a 5 set of treatment, but she never ran out of it. and then a month, 4 years later, i had that n

brothers and sisters leave around the area and see if they've done a yeah. nephew, 13th or so from the britney's there's. uh huh. are sick during those documents for me it's harder because, i mean, i have been directly affected, but i've had to like, grow up my whole life. i have these memories watching my grandma like very her siblings. and that hurts. losing family members is quite okay. i feel like they could have had more years on this earth that my baby brother to. yeah. so yeah, my brother, brittany has, is cancer from major, very new york, and then she wrote a new bid. and then you know, they can to do is that's where i am very fortunate, i think right around the origin of my exercises i guess way from you know, when so like i really selfish to because i'm thankful that my grandma was the one that survived. oh yeah, like how many, how many those times is did you lose or 5 or vice of me around my mom to the brother died before the end. use a 50 to 319. and then my sister i or sister. she has a native and you can transfer and she had a 5 set of treatment, but she never ran out of it. and th

now me baby, one more time britney spears baby one more time. her first ever single and the song that rocketed her to superstardom. now the music video hitting the big time, too, notching more than a billion streams on youtube. yeah! streamers also sweet on 50 cent's candy shop. i take you to the candy shop. >> i let you take the lollipop. >> go head girl jason derulo and snoop dogg wiggling their way into the billion streams club as well. wiggle wiggle wiggle wiggle wiggle and that's nightline. you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here. same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night. america. >> abc's david muir, the most watched newscast in america. more americans watch world news jen b asks, "how can i get fast download speeds while out and about?” jen, we've engineered xfinity mobile with wifi speeds up to a gig, so you can download and do much more all at once. it's an idea that's quite attractive. or... another word... fashionable? i was gonna say- “popular! you're gonna be pop-uuuu-larrr!

speaker, my constituent's daughter, britney, was murdered by her ebltion boyfriend in 2019 despite raising multiple alarms. her mother travels down to parliament this week to preng her case to the minister. does the minister agree that we need to shift the culture to believing and reacting fast to victims as one way to reduce violence against women and girls. >> what happened to bethany is appalling my thoughts and i'm sure those of the whole house is with her families. we have committed to stop harming women and girls. i hope that's shared across the house. it starts with that central question of belief and confidence for every woman and young woman who comes forward. there are probably about nine who have never had the confidence to come forward. that starts with a belief and culture we put in place. i invite the whole house to join us on that mission to prevent harm to women and girls. >> i'm sure the prime minister and the whole house would wish to congratulate donald trump for his landslide victory last week. within a couple of days we learned of a third assassination attempt, charges

she beat out global superstars like rihanna, lady gaga, britney spears and ariana grande. is that beyonce is going to claim that top ranking. we spoke with tmz about how that number one title is chosen. >> the ranks are based off of the most defined pop stardom over 25 years, so that 25 years is kind of what sets the difference. but for me, beyonce is almost ten years older than taylor swift. so with that being said, and then also you have to recount taylor when she got into the music industry, she didn't come in as a pop star. she came in as a country singer. >> it's not clear when billboard will announce its final choice for the 21st century's greatest pop star, but a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu.com. >> one of our top stories a person out of fresno county has died after being bitten by a bat, and the grand opening of the new costco in pleasanton drew large crowds. eager shoppers lined up for hours, even days earlier. and if you haven't finished your thanksgiving shopping just yet, you can find a list of all the grocery stores open tomorrow. that's all on

speaker, my constituent's daughter, britney, was murdered by her ebltion boyfriend in 2019 despite raising multiple alarms. her mother travels down to parliament this week to preng her case to the minister. does the minister agree that we need to shift the culture to believing and reacting fast to victims as one way to reduce violence against women and girls. >> what happened to bethany is appalling my thoughts and i'm sure those of the whole house is with her families. we have committed to stop harming women and girls. i hope that's shared across the house. it starts with that central question of belief and confidence for every woman and young woman who comes forward. there are probably about nine who have never had the confidence to come forward. that starts with a belief and culture we put in place. i invite the whole house to join us on that mission to prevent harm to women and girls. >> i'm sure the prime minister and the whole house would wish to congratulate donald trump for his landslide victory last week. within a couple of days we learned of a third assassination attempt, charges

. >> that is supposed to be britney spears giving birth on a bearskin rug. the sculpture was created in 2006 by a pro-life artist,/pervert, who was so moved by the birth of his first child that they did this. personally i think jd vance did an awesome job. okay, that was odd one out, we'll be right back. [ music ] >>> closed captioning brought to you by feel away optimum. [ crowd noise ] >>> welcome back to have i got news for you. fire it up. teams who have to tell us who is the offender, what they did, they offended. here we go. oh, this one, lord, lord, lord. >> you know a sports story is bad when it gets to me. >> hooted you offend? >> mookie betts. he took the ball out of his glove during the world series. >> austin offended mookie betts, major-league baseball, fans, anyone who went to the game, anyone that calls themselves a decent yankees fan, on tuesday night, during the fourth game of the world series, when cuvettes went catch a ball in foul territory. >> the home run turned into a double, he has that all in his glove, this fan literally tries to ta

britney is joining in with storm shadow cruise missiles into russia today.e wa but that guy on the leftll blow up the world, love dictator?s could blow up the world, he has turned into a peacemaker. reuters has reporting vladimir putin open to discussing ukraine cease-fire deal with trump but won'iat make major territorial concessions and key admissions to makec ambitions to join nato now.e eric schmitt, senator, thank you for joining us tonight. could we be stumbling into a nuclear provocation if this continues? >> well, this decision by the biden administration leaning on other allies is a breathlessly dangerous and irresponsible move or two iyo think when you peel back the onion, what is the reason for it? one, they are trying to provoke an overreaction so they can havr permanent war. that is a veryg. dangerous thin. the other thing that is g happening, laura, i think thispe is the last gasp of dyingg permanent washington foreign policy blob that has been wrong just about everything for 20 years. they know they end is coming.ve they know the venture is and is hinting because donald t

charles, kristin, britney, terry, cora, meg, rachel, sandy, kim, morgan, clarice and savon are all partbillington team. the global events team managing the registration and the logistical operations today, and the evergreen team which is marketed the event through the year and helped get people signed up and is essential to sharing stories from this week. there are countless other contributors that you will come into contact with this week, but that group i just mentioned is the engine that powers the billington cybersecurity summit so i want to thank a moment -- take a moment to thank them, as well. and a few final announcements before we get to our first session. i want to remind everyone this event is on the record, open to the press, including deceased hand, which is recording the sessions today. we welcome members of the media who are here with us and hope those of you who are so inclined or talking to them in ways you feel comfortable with. a point to add, as i see people standing in the back row, it is kind of like school or church. there are seats down in front so if you get a c

. >> b britney spears, it works for her. everything know went smooth after that. >> ainsley: 15 after top of the air, go to fox news alert. israeli socky fans attacked biant-israel protesters in amsterdam, 60 people have been arrested. prime minister netanyahu says they are working to range commercial flights home. >> brian: matt finn is awaiting their arrival. matt. >> el al, the airline has added emergency flights from netherlands to israel to bring people home after that violent mob attack in early morning hours. some of this video is disturbing and graphic, we have to warn you. the riot happened after israel's largest soccer team played amsterdam ix. amsterdam won. footage shows israeli fans being stomped and kicked on the ground and jumping into canals to escape. the attack is being condemned as an antisemitism crime. five were injured and treated in the hospital, 20 to 30 minor injuries. one says a cabdriver offered him a safe drive back to his hotel. >> -- was really terrifying. >> there are reports and video that app

speaking of government overreach, i just in the last hour interviewed a woman named britney pattersonrural community in georgia, and she allowed her 10, almost11-year-old son -- well, she about didn't allow him. he just decided the walk to the store -- can. charlie: heaven forbid. rachel: heaven forbid, by himself. and somebody, some nosy lady reported it to the cops, and the cops showed up at this woman's house, this mom's house, and arrested her and took her away. basically, in front of her own child, by the way. do we have a clip from that interview? okay. let's see that. >> i do want to clarify that they never officially in writing or verbally have offered to drop any charges. they said, you know, possibly, maybe if i sign the safety plan. but that was never anything official in writing. i think it's an important conversation because the reality is that as parents we should have that autonomy if whether we want to wrap our kids in bubble wrap or whether we want to give our kids a little more freedom and autonomy. it should be our decision as parents and not the decision of some go

britney, to you first, i am dismayed by that. i thought harris made a very powerful argument for why this should obviously be top of mind for so many americans, as it certainly is in the great state of georgia. your thoughts on what you had to say? >> hello kevin, good evening. it breaks my heart. you know, here is something -- i was on mainstream media as you know for close to 20 years as a puppet and this does not fit their narrative. this story should be everywhere. this story should be internationally known. but again, it just doesn't fit mainstream media's narrative. this is an illegal immigrant and a venezuelan and it just does not fit the narrative. this is what we are seeing, they are so caught up with, as you said, trump's cabinet and who he's picking and yet we should be listening in and it should be everywhere. this man should be getting the death penalty in my opinion. he won't but he should hopefully get charged to the maximum potential here. it's a very sad story. >> kevin: sad story indeed. i think a lot of people

that we got a pop artist featuring a rapper on a song. ♪ keeping it real son - justin timberlake, britneympletely intertwined now. and you got like tim mcgraw and nelly doing "over and over." you have jay-z and linkin park releasing an ep together. - we started to mix more like pop and r&b and destiny's child. - [kristen] and out of destiny's child and the melding of genres came an artist that would go on to win a record number of grammys, our queen, beyonce. - i feel good for the generations after me 'cause they don't know a world without beyonce. like we had a world without beyonce. - one of the best live performers of all time, one of the best dancers and singers of all time. just like the epitome of everything. she's someone that we've seen in real time build a legacy that is almost unquestionable. - every single black girl my age has looked at beyonce as an older sister, as someone who we inspire to be in a lot of aspects, to write songs that were danceable, but also spoke from a good place of self. for her to talk about what type of partner she wants, what type of lifestyle she want

i want to introduce you to britney and her husband. >> aaron. >> carley: beautiful family. they are the general managers of joey's pancake house. we thank you so much for allowing us to be here. look at this beautiful baby. is he 5 months old. this is their daughter and niece, right? okay. so of course we are in western north carolina one of the most important swing states so much so that kamala harris and donald trump visited the state about 12 times during the campaign we now know what the outcome of the election is and north carolina voted for donald trump as well message for people very important. what is that. >> please do not forget all those affected by the flood. we ask that you pray for each and every one of us. >> carley: and do you think that donald trump will do a good job with the hurricane response when he is president. >> he was first on the ground we're hoping so, yes. >> carley: there you go. a little taste of what is going on in north carolina at joey's pancake house, guys. would you like to say anything real quick? >> go trump, bring it on, bring it on. >

. >> britney and jason have been vocal trump supporters.hey both attended the republican national convention in july. and those are your headlines. guys, back over to you. >> steve: all right. thank you very much. >> carley: you are very welcome. >> steve: if you watch the fox news channel you know fox nation has something that is fantastic. it is called the saints. and it's on fox nation available right now. and it was done by martin scorsese. probably the greatest filmmaker living today. and it talks all about the saints and it shows them in a way we haven't seen before. >> brian: scott just called and said take that back. this is unbelievable. we saw two of them the other night. they are traffic. and they are true to the story. right? i mean, you guys know the bible a lot better than i do. >> one story of joan of arc and what she went through and how she was so brave and ended up being burned alive at the stake because of her bravery. >> lawrence: you see it all. >> ainsley: yes. >> steve: brian, it's not too late for you when you listen

>> my first show that i ever saw was britney spears.e a singer -- >> jimmy: did you rise out of the stage? >> i did. >> jimmy: yes! that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] >> slow motion. >> jimmy: you're just there. you go -- >> so dramatic. yeah. slower. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? >> slow -- slower. slower. that's the right speed. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> i'm the wind machine. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and then what i would do -- what i would do, though, if i were you, i would stop around here and then go back down. >> duck back down. >> jimmy: yeah, i'd go back in. [ laughter ] just go back into the stage. >> i considered it. >> jimmy: then come out with someone else, yeah. >> jimmy: but that's why i'm me, and i would never play madison square garden. >> yes, you would. >> jimmy: last time i saw you, i saw you from afar. you with your boyfriend, chase stokes. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] look at that. is that a stunning couple right there? oh, my gosh. >> the met gala. >

imagine dragons, they're all on stage britney spears getting back to work after a two year planet hollywood again i played with your heart. >> got lost in the game. >> oh baby, baby there's just a symbiotic relationship between entertainers who want to have lives and do really cool acts. >> and las vegas, which needs entertainers and can keep them there and support them. few people can lay claim to 40 years of divadom the way cher can. >> she famously retired as cher reinvented herself in the mtv era. she deliberately stayed away from vegas for a while, and then when vegas became hip again and paid a lot of money. and who's one of the first people they reached out to and booked. >> so you have a big announcement? >> yes yes, i'm opening in las vegas. yes. >> caesars palace reported $60 million. >> i don't know. oh, come on, i know it's a lot, but i don't care if it's a lot. >> if someone said oh, it's a lot. >> okay, fine. >> it must be a lot. can you believe in life after love i can feel something i'm sad to say i really don't think it's strong enough the strategy for the hotel owners stil

britney spears was freed from her conserve or to haveship largely because of a documently, r.tary. the abercrombie and ceo finally brought to justice because of a documentary. but the netflix series monsters has shone a potlight on the sexual abuse that the brothers suffered, and this is a lot of public support for their release. we know that every prosecutor in this country is either elected or appointed by someone who is. so there's certainly politics at play here. brian: the outgoing d. a., george gascon, said i want to relook at the sentencing for this. he lost the election for his seat, and you've got a new d.a. in los angeles who said i will looked at the case again, but he hasn't made any decisions or promises. finish has there been new evidence that's come to light that would perhaps change the new d.a.'s view on the case and open up the possibility that the brothers could be granted parole? >> there's two key pieces of evidence, but heir certainly not new. -- they're certainly not new. they were included in the habeas petition filed last year. that is that jose menend

but i don't think a britney brittney griner, a first time offender in that way in the united, would not have faced that kind of thing. do we know if a russian would have been treated the same? i don't know. but i promise you, they were not they were not coming down on her because they were treating her the way they would. any russian. this is just we know that, you know. okay. thank you. hello. my question is, i'm sure you you're familiar with the theory that the u.s. has become a much more divided place since the fall of the ussr. and i'm if through your research learned other more about other moments in history where the u.s. was as divided or more divided than we are now, the only two instances i can think about are the civil war and the civil rights. i don't know enough about those to histories to draw parallels. i'm curious what your thoughts are on the question. no, you're really it's important to bring up what you just brought up. there's really nothing ever kind of new under the sun, right? i mean, i wrote something past week about just how how miserably far in decorum and digni

and, for britney spencer and khalid, the war and treaty, and john bon jovi.rolina. we have three days left. and, one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime, and we still have work to do. we still have work to do, but here's the thing i know about everybody here. we like hard work. hard work is good work. hard work is joyful work. and, make no mistake, we will win! we will win. and, here's part of the deal on that. we will win, because when you know what you stand for, you know what to fight for. and, we have an opportunity in this election to turn the page on a decade of donald trump trying to keep us divided and afraid of each other. we are done with that. we are done. we are exhausted with it! we are done. and, we know who he is. we know who he is. he tells us every day, but charlotte, that is not who we are. that is not who we are. and, we know it is time for a new generation of leadership in america. and, i am ready to offer that leadership as the next president of the united states of america. [ cheers and applause ] and, north carolina, her

public library has released a list of their most checked out books of 2024, if you're interested, britney spears memoir, the woman in me is the most popular book among adults. and then there's the book called the great mystery by nita prose and tom lake by ann patchett. those came in second and 3rd, the most checked out books for teens and young adults was the ballad of songbirds and snakes by suzanne collins and the if you don't already a prequel to the part of the hunger games series. so it had a pretty huge fan base begin with. and then for the little ones, there's a book called dog man 20,000. fleas under the sea by have feel lucky. that was the most popular children's book. name. all right. well, you can slip and slide later this morning at the chabot space and science center in oakland. >> from today, through early january, the center is hosting sox skating families who kick off your shoes line onto ice-free indoor skating rinks. the senators say that ice ring is made artificial ice tiles lets people lie smoothly. never heard that. i might try it. >> my fair part was when morano was

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so britney spears memoir. >> the woman in me is apparently their most popular book among adults. the great mystery by nita prose and tom lake by ann patchett came in second and 3rd, the most checked out book for teens and young adults was the ballad of songbirds and snakes bite. suzanne collins. the book is the prequel as many know to the popular 100 game series and dog man 20,000 fleas under the sea by dav pilkey was the most popular children's know that she seen the ballot and some of is. >> i know it's like getting lights together on the people here are roaming history. you're probably leave pretty confused. point. still have a problem morning news we're checking with. they families that are flocking to the movie ♪ you know i'm a dreamer ♪ ♪ but my heart's of gold ♪ ♪ just one more night ♪ ♪ and i'm coming off this long and winding road ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ i'm on my way ♪ ♪ home sweet home ♪ there's no place like the road home. receive a $5,500 bonus on a new 2024 audi q5 plug-in hybrid during the season of audi sales event. it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow u

and it was britney spears's memoir.in me that apparently was the most popular book for adults. the great mistreat by nita prose. and another book called tom blake by ann patchett. they came in second and 3rd, the most checked out book for teens and young adults. no surprise here. the ballad of songbirds and snakes by suzanne collins. that's the prequel to the popular hunger games series. and for little kids. it was a book called dog man 20,000. fleas under the sea by dav pilkey. that was the most popular children's book. what a name. >> all right. even sly later on this morning at the chabot space and science center in oakland from today. through early january, the center's hosting sox skating. now, as you kick off your shoes and slide onto ice-free indoor skating rings. senator says the ice rink is made of artificial ice tiles that lets people glides smoothly. >> my favorite part was when morano was like getting right gather on the people's. if you're a roman history book, you're probably leave. pretty confused. they'r

watch britney down trees or branches as you are making your way out, even for areas that may not be seeing the rain but definitely experiencing the wind 50's for our current temps pretty much across the board this afternoon. do expect scattered showers for the rest of the day, but heavy and solid, persistent rain for our north bay neighbors rania, right? john, like you mentioned, those windy conditions. we're certainly seeing them on the bay bridge right now. >> not as wet as most of the bay area here, but certainly take your time. if you are going to be traveling across those bridges. 17 minutes long, the richmond, sandra fell and things are certainly slick and went. we've been raining there for the past 2 hours for minute, right across the wet golden gate bridge. and if you are taking bart, almost rains down at about 10 to 15 minutes on your already slower commute this morning because of the wet rain. they want to take it slower or a james. back to you. all right. thank you, reyna. let's continue our team coverage starting in the north bay where there have been concerns about flooding be

let us start with britney in washington, d.c.. democrat. good morning.aller: good morning, i just wanted to ask, you keep mentioning being held accountable. but, do you not think that donald trump has not been held accountable for any of the things that he does? i do not know what is going on in the republican maga party, it seems like this man can do and say anything and he has never held accountable for anything that he does. everything is a liar except for him. my second point with the map get -- with the matt gaetz ethics investigation, the report should be released to the american people. first of all, we paid for that with our tax dollars. secondly, he needs to be vetted in the traditional way so that we can feel comfortable with him being in one of the highest -- the highest power of the justice department. that is ridiculous to me that -- host: let us let the congresswoman respond. guest: first of all, i do not think there is any political official who has been persecuted the way that donald trump has over the last eight years. what we saw in the

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britney from missouri, line for supports former president trump. good morning. >> good morning.. i am speaking from a minority group of black women. i am a native american black woman. we have a lot the same points. i believe with kamala i was very insulted with the ants she is for her campaigns, like megan thee stallion. it is insulting that she used a lot of our entertainers and push that narrative to the forefront of america. it is a bear sing because as a majority of black women most of us are not like that and i feel like it is insulting and playing with our intelligence and this is not the 1990's anymore where our grandparents in paris taught us black people are democrats. we have the internet now. we have youtube. we do our own research. and knowledge is power. i believe -- >> did you vote in 2016 or 2020? >> no. i voted in 2008 for barack obama . i do not vote for him because i was disappointed and i have no voted again until this year because i lost hope in democracy and everything but then i realized that is what democracy is about and i believe president trump -- i do