now a new documentary, "the new york times" presents "framing britney spears" examines that arrangementole controlling her assets which court documents say are worth nearly $60 million. >> there's a lot of provocative questions about, you know, whether or not everyone is operating in britney's best interest. >> was she opposed to her dad as the conservator of the estate, the person or both? >> both. britney did not want her father to be the conservator for her. the person who makes decisions about her medical care and treatment and so on and so forth, and she also didn't want him controlling her finances. >> reporter: the documentary talking to insiders including one attorney spears tried to hire after she was released from the hospital 13 years ago. he says a judge looked at a medical report, would not tell him what was in it, but decided she was not capable of picking her own lawyers. >> i felt that based on my interactions with britney that she was capable of retaining me and directing me and that the judge should have allowed that to happen. >> reporter: the documentary also details

who has represented kim, britney spears and angelina jolie in the past.ra dern's academy awarding role in "marriage story" is said to be based on wasser. why do we care? >> a as much as people say we hate them, we know that it's true. but if people hated them as much as they say they do, they wouldn't have built the empire that they have. i definitely believe there are a lot of people who walk around saying i don't like the kardashians and they're the first ones to be reading these stories and caring. >> i am one of those people who is caring this morning. this would be kim's third and kanye's first divorce. while it's been on the table for the past year, kim has previously not wanted to pursue a divorce with kanye. the power couple is currently on friendly terms and are fully aligned when it comes to their kids. >> it's hard not to care when we saw their family all the time on television for over a decade. they do have four kids together. she has stood by him through many controversies and they worked together through prison reform as well. >> they compl

often heard frank singing britney spears in the newsroom.ey're being pandemic safe there with that screen there in the car, and that that's a well known a media personality over and switzerland and they do a thing called carpool care. yoki and thorton will get some ribbing from the guys about that shaved a little of his beard. driver's reactions. priceless right? he does look a little cleaned up, frank, you know? yeah it was the duty. i don't know. i like the longer beard. it's just kind of suits him a little bit more. all right. that's the sporting right, mark. julie. thank you. and next at 11. you need large sites that are easy to access, speeding up the process. tonight, bay area counties plan to open up mass vaccination sites to get more shots into people's arms. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu fox two starts now. push to speed of vaccinations comes as hundreds of thousands of doses pile up in freezers throughout the state. hello again, everyone i'm frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener. today at least three bay area sports teams are o

captain of the ship and we just -- we were along for the ride >> seth: i've long been a fan of britney spearsparis hilton's work as a singer >> really? >> seth: yeah, i will admit it but there's a wonderful sort of -- i guess you guys are in a sort of a pharmacy karaoke scene with you and bo burnham. are you an actual karaoke fan? because you were very good in that scene >> i've done -- yeah, i do a very good "everything i do, i do it for you.” yeah, that's my sort of go-to. and meatloaf, a little bit of meatloaf, you know, on a special occasion >> seth: i mean, i like it, if you go - i mean, that's the thing about karaoke, if you're going to get your shot and then wait for everybody else, you've got to do one of those eight-minute meatloaf songs, just, you know, get your time up on stage. >> oh yeah, you've got to do both parts, you've got to do the duet and play the woman, the dude, you know, really get into it >> seth: i mean, that really >> the only one i ever do, those do my numbers >> seth: i agree, i think people should drill down on one or two they're good at. nobody wants to see some

daniel sings along t0 toxic by britney spears other bangers are available. entwood, famous for being the hometown of a huge pop star. thankfully, for me, that's britney and not post malone. kentwood is your classic rural american town. it's fairly spread out, there's no high street like you'd get back in the uk. to be honest, there's not that much here. population 2,500. and today, not a huge number of people out and about, but those that are, well, they pretty much agree with each other. donald trump's kicking ass. what made him convince you to vote for him? he don't need nothing from nobody, he stands for himself and what he believes. and is that you? yeah, i'm behind him. i hope he gets it again. donald trump, when he talks, when he's our president, he's for us. he's for our country. our country comes first. and that's what makes us mad, because when they talk about the other countries, get us first. this is supposed to be the land of the free, show us it's the land of the free. he might say little clown words on tv to make us laugh, but that's just a show

confederate flag took over the capitol and now my segment seems like it's about as topical is revealing britney spears hit me baby one more time but here is the overall point. about trump's criminality almost all of our part to politicians partake in some level of criminal behavior at the very least getting funded by weapons contractors and then voting to continue bombing children to help those weapon contractors but trumps criminality is in your face like just boozing down your face it's like the difference between the way goldman sachs robs this country every single day quietly quietly sucking the life blood from each and every one of us versus the way a mustache goad con man yanks lollipops away from toddlers trump has been that guy his whole life but for 4 years he's had the power of the presidency when he's gone we can finally go back to being robbed slowly while we sleep until you find yourself offering a student loan or plasma man delorean commemorative super big gold cup in exchange for one percentage point on the interest and that kind of. wasn't nearly as entertaining as what's been going on

by edit by britney spears, britney sure, let's see if it actually let it roll. oh baby, baby, how was i supposed to be? oh way could carry a pretty good at something wasn't right. show me. that is a carpool. carrie okey over the swiss alps. apparently, that's a popular thing over there, and that. that guy that he's driving with is a media personality. but i almost want to just be quiet and listen to joe. is that a different side of joe or what? no kidding, and i liked that little. curtain they have in the car. it's just such a sign of the times. a sound up yourselves. very there you go. all right, guys. mark frank, you that's the sporting you go. all right, guys. mark frank, you that's the sporting life back to you. (groans) good morning, leonard. uh-huh. yeah, we're gonna have to stop by pottery barn on the way to work. i bought these star wars sheets, but they turned out to be much too stimulating to be compatible with a good night's sleep. i don't like the way darth vader stares at me. i'm not going to work. oh, just because your career's been stagnant for a

you have britney spears selling of "oops i did it again" in the first week. ♪ oops i did it again i played got lost in the game ♪ >> everyone is falling in love with boy bands and girl groups. but then, justin timberlake leaves n'sync. with his debut album, jt established what his sound would be, and it's instantly appealing to a pop audience, and also an r-and-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. >> you talk about people who are always going to be bigger than their group, that was beyonce. her 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 are already hooked on that song. >> i remember being asked once, what do you think? christina? or britney? and i said, beyonce. "crazy in love." that's how it begins. it seemed like, almost overnight, she became a kind of icon. she became a deeply respected figure. >> beyonce, "naughty girl." >> in the early 2000s, the industry was so dominated by pop

i launched my celebrity campaign with people like britney spears, a young woman by the name of the ondon't know if you've ever heard of her. usher, i sponsored concerts by the rolling stones and lenny kravitz stop i connected my brand to pop culture and music. vonnie: last year was quite the year to be celebrating your 35th anniversary. i'm sure some of it you foresaw -- you knew what was coming given how clued in you are to the zeitgeist. i'm curious as to what your big takeaways from 2020 were? tommy: 2020 was a very challenging year for everybody, but what we learned was our consumer lives online. they are shopping online 24/7, they are being entertained online 24/7. in the future, we believe in blending entertainment with the digital world, with the virtual world, with the e-commerce world and fortunately, we do have a very strong e-commerce business. i think 21 showed us the consumer is there with us moving quickly into the future. vonnie: i want to bring you back to people's place because that's where you started before you had a brand. now you have something called people's pla

carrie russell, christina aguilera, ryan gosling, britney spears. re 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. they start doing some more kind of reality-television programming. and everyone's kind of like that's never going to take off. >> music would be as much or more a part of people's lives as it had ever been but the economics part would vanish. ♪ time grabs you by the wrist directs you where to go ♪ >> this is the kind of music i am going to make, and i don't care who likes it, who doesn't like it, and i am 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 this one. there'

britney spears and christina aguilera songs, you'll get them looking at a chart of tesla or snowflakeop up over 100% i'm not trying to say this is the dot-com boom all over again but this is what it was like when you had certain stocks which had a clear story behind them soaring beyond the story, beyond the fundamentals, and you had people who made money in that name justifying staying in it and valuations that the math couldn't make happen i know you remember. >> i do, but, jon, we're going from talk of a bubble to talk of a mob. i mean, andrew left notable short seller, he wrote a letter to shareholders on try day saying they're going to stop coming to gamestop because the angry mob that owns the stock has committed multiple crimes that it will be turning over to the fbi s.e.c. and other government agencies. carl this is a different kind of bubble took. 80% just today we are definitely seeing a massive disconnect from reality and fundamentals what happens here? does the bubble burst? do we start to see regulatory action against some of this trading activity >> yeah, and how wide is

hablamos de uno de los ex esposos de la cantante britney spears.sa del pop en 2004. un matrimonio que sÓlo duro 54 horas. karla: Él compartiose selfies en la capital. es seguidor de trump desde hace varios aÑos. raÚl: bien su pÁgina de facebook que Él estÁ a favor de que no se usen las mÁscaras. dejÓ ver un poco con quiÉn estÁ hablÓ claro, precisamente tenemos un espacio creado para nuestra gente que lo hemos llamado "hablemos claro". karla: asÍ queremos hacer el show que ustedes quieren. queremos escucharnos, invitarlos a que nos digan quÉ es un serial verde "despiÉrta amÉrica". raÚl: ¿quÉ les gustarÍa que hiciÉramos? >> queremos que nos abre a la cara, si quieres decirlo en vivo, dejar el comentario nuestras redes, y producciÓn se encargarÁ de contactarte. raÚl: escrÍbenos en nuestras redes, en twitter, facebook, instagram, @despiertaamerica. a todos nos encanta cuando janssen es precisamente para los pronÓsticos del estado del tiempo estÁ albert martinez. albert: vamos a ello, mÁs pronÓsticos del tiempo. fin de semana con lluvia, nieve y con tem

la abogada de las estrellas que ha estado a cargo del divorcio de johnny depp, angelina jolie, britney spearsalen bien. llueve un poco en san antonio. houston va a llover. esta tarde con 59°. atlanta llueve maÑana con 32°. hace frÍo en georgia. ese es el sistema que a lo largo de la tarde va a generar tormentas en texas. temperatura esta tarde en 60°. el aire caliente del sur con el aire un poco mÁs frÍo va a favorecer esa lluvia que puede ser fuerte en la tarde- noche. voy a descartar alguna descarga elÉctrica. luego, en luisiana, georgia, nieve en arkansas esta prÓxima madrugada. el sistema se mueve hacia georgia, florida. carolina del norte, carolina del sur, viernes pasado con agua y con mi ave. un poco de todo-- nieve. un poco de todo. vamos a ver estos tipos de precipitaciÓn a lo largo de las prÓximas 24 horas. ya lo estÁn viendo. precipitaciÓn cayendo del aire. cuando el aire desde el piso hasta la nube estÁ por encima de 32° todo lo que cae y lluvia. la temperatura de abajo hasta la base estÁ congelada lo que cae es nieve. veremos eso en la mayorÍa de los puntos. la transiciÓn serÁ di

wellwell clearly, your knowledge is really specific and in depth on britney spears and justin timberlakeay. i don't know what that means. i want to challenge you though, will, have you ever tried to say the alphabet backwards? will: i cannot do that. i have buddies who can speak backwards, say it in reverse. jedediah: can't do either of those things. can't help you guys out. will: forwards right now. here's one of the big topics of the day, and it's education. negotiations going on in chicago to try to get students back in school. there's been over 60 meet education between the teachers union and the chicago public school district to try to get students back in the classroom. a strike is looming ahead of tomorrow morning. but there still isn't a plan in place. and this is after joe biden has vowed to reopen schools nationwide. we spoke a little earlier to a chicago public school parent about the toll this is taking on everyone. listen. >> harold. i mean, i've got a sophomore and a junior, and it was supposed to be 14 days, and now we're going on day 321. we're trying to keep it together,