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there is no, i'm lying for when brittany's father will step down. he denies any wrong doing, and he's calling for another conservator to take his place. the fingers fancy, it's a step in the wrong direction. but the battle they argue is far from over castillo, so the young 0. let's talk about this with the want to brooks. she's joining us from baltimore, maryland. she's a civil rights lawyer. she's also the founding partner brooks law, l. l. c. thanks so much for speaking to us on how to 0. want to brooks. first of all, can you just talk to us about what a conservator is actually meant to do and how, why in some cases, their broad power and actually lead to issues of abuse like financial mismanagement and like the position of restrictions. sure, good morning and thank you for having me on. so conservative ships or in some other states depending on where you are, it might be called the guardianship. but the arrangements are similar. the purpose of them is really to have a court appointed individual or sometimes multiple individuals to just sort of ma

in an exclusive interview, brittany commisso says cuomo groped and sexually harassed her. commisso wasified as executive assistant number one in the state attorney general's report, and is one of 11 women who accused the governor of sexual misconduct. cuomo denies all their allegations. commisso sat down for an exclusive interview with jericka duncan. >> to me, this was a dream job, and it unfortunately turned into a nightmare. >> reporter: 32-year-old brittany commisso started working as an executive assistant in new york governor andrew cuomo's office in 2017. nearly four years later, she is the woman known as executive assistant number one in the new york attorney general's report and to allegations of sexual harassment by the governor. in the report you're known as executive assistant number 1. >> i am executive assistant in the governor's office, but i'm also a mother. i'm a daughter. i'm a friend. i'm a colleague. i am more than executive assistant number 1. reporter: say governor cuomo groped her twice. the first time on new year's eve, december 31st, 2019 at the go

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there is no timeline for when brittany's father will step down. he denies any wrong doing, and he's calling for another conservator to take his place. his fingers fan say it's a step in the right direction, but the battle they argue is far from over castillo. so the yen 0, the still ahead on edge data sampson's lice chairman j. y lee walks out of the south korean prison on parole, released early from a sentence for bribery and embezzlement, bangladesh, the deforestation at nearly double, the global average will look at the impact of having on villages and animals. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored my cattle airways. hello there the may you front is in full force across parts of east asia. dumping incredible amounts of rain across pots of china and japan. we've seen flash flooding in who bay province that since central china, thanks to those torrential rains, we had up to 418 millimeters, a record set in one of those cities. that rain fell over 24 hours and we got red alerts that have been declared across the 5 cities and who ba

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with brittany commisso. >>> a panel of scientific experts appointed by the u.n.eased a landmark report on climate change and will include a stark warning about the expected changes to oceans, icecaps and land in the coming decades. tropical cyclones are getting stronger and wetter. co-author of the report says the trends are getting worse and there's nowhere to run and nowhere to hide. >>> the so-called dixie fire is now the largest single wild fire in california history. the fire has grown to more than 489,000 acres since it started about a month ago. more than 600 structures including homes have been destroyed. at least four people in the town of greenville are missing. governor gavin newsom blames climate change for the unprecedented fire. >> we have a deep responsibility to rebuild this community, to do more to continue to protect communities like this but also address the tensity of what is occurring globally but manifesting smash mouth ways here in california and that's climate change. >> the dixie fire has burned an area more than twice the size of new yor

there is no time wind for when brittany's father will step down. he denies any wrong doing, and he's calling for another conservator to take his place. the singers fancy, it's a step in the wrong direction, but the battle they argue is far from over castillo. and so the un which is 0. ah, this is edge. get around the top stories, the taliban has sees control.

once again, want to thank brittany spears for her courage. the case has brought attention to conservative ships in the us critic say the legal guardianship measures are open to abuse and terminating a conservatorship isn't simple to get out of it. you need to then prove to the court, i've regained my capacity. i've been in therapy, i've been taking medication. i've worked on myself and now i'm a to make these decisions. so it's not just standing up and saying, i want to be out. it's proving to the court that you're ready to be out. there is no time lying for when britney's father will step down. he denies any wrong doing, and he's calling for another conservator to take his place with fingers fancy. it's a step in the wrong direction. but the battle they argue is far from over castillo, so the young jazeera ah exactly half past the hour. let's update your top stories. the taliban has made its most significant gains yet in an offensive that's leaving. cobbled dangerously exposed. it's captured f canister on 2nd largest city kandahar, which is

>> i am not going to get into brittany's head.several people have discussed and testified to the attorney general about potential motivations for her to be less than truthful, none of that was included in the report and with respect to that particular selfie picture, i just urge you, i think they published it on cbs this morning. take a look at that picture and i think the picture speaks a thousand words as to whether or not brittany felt moments before that she had been essentially sexual assaulted by the governor, who i think she said rubbed her behind. look at the picture and draw your own conclusions. >> again, are you saying she's lying in how she felt and what she took the actions of the governor to be, which is what she said was sexual harassment, that he was rubbing her butt, not an inadvertent pat? >> i will tell you that the governor absolutely denies that. and again, for her motivations, all i can say is that she gave an anotary nymous interview to albany times union on april 7th and the facts she testified to them in t

the governor has denied in testimony that he inappropriately touched brittany commisso. one of the top aides , melissa derosa resigned and moments from now, impeachment investigators in new york will brief the state assemblies committee. first what what more are we learning from this interview? >> erica, there have been a lot of development in just the last 12 hours alone but here where it appears we are right now in terms of the impeachment efforts at the state level, we can tell you the states judiciary committee this morning, they are preventing her . to meet with independent investigators and launched a probe earlier in march as we heard last week the investigation slowly coming to a close. the significance of that, it's one of the first real steps by new york state lawmakers and their effort to impeach the governor. look, even before today's exclusive cbs interview was made public with one of the cuomo accusers, it's important dimension of majority of those lawmakers have indicated to cnn that they would vote to impeach governor cuomo, if those articles are complete

brittany commisso accuses cuomo of groping her and when asked about his repeated denials she told cbs news and the "albany times union" the governor knew exactly what he was doing. cuomo has been largely out of sight huddling with his inner circle, but one of his most trusted advisors, melissa derosa, quit overnight. impeachment proceedings looked into and looking into nor sexual allegations. and cuomo's handling of the coronavirus pandemic. cbs' jericka duncan, what is the impeachment timeline? >> reporter: state lawmakers handling the investigation say we are sever weeksfr achment.nftoen if the governor were to resign, resign, impeachment is not off the table. all of this happening today as we're also hearing from the woman known as executive assistant number one, tell her story for the first time. >> i felt as though if i continued to go to the mansion that he definitely was going to try to do more. >> 32-year-old brittany commisso says new york governor andrew cuomo groped her breast at the governor's mansion last year. last week, commisso filed a criminal complaint against cuomo,

brittany benson, thanks for coming on. our heart goes out to you.sorry for the loss of your son and thank you for sharing your thoughts. >> thank you. >> any moment we'll hear from governor andrew cuomo's attorneys after action taken today by accuser that puts possible criminal charges on the table. can you imagine the governor of new york being hauled away in handcuffs? it's now a possibility. mercedes colwin, peter king and leo terrell all standing by with more on this. what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it to hel

major moment for the free brittany movement.e "new york times" documentary shines a bright light on all of these stories, how have these forces worked together to come to this moment? >> i think that definitely the free brittany movement online and on twitter is a huge part of it. more significantly of calling attention to the issue of conservatorship in california. guardianship in a lot of other states. but i think it has called attention to the fact that a lot of people in this country and brittany is just one of them don't get to make choices for themselves and their lives, what gets to me so significant about the free brittany movement has tried to point out brittany is one person and one person who has a lot of privilege, a lot of wealth, a lot of media attention. there are a lot of folks that aren't in the same position she is in and don't get the cases. >> that is exactly right. that is why i wanted to speak with you. i think it's easy to categoryize this as a story that is just about a pop star when really what it is, is

the hands have grown increasingly both like him pain free, brittany, for a long time. one of the most problematic aspects of this case has been that she hasn't been able to fluctuate attorney. and i don't think that the attorney she had previous to this was, i know that he hasn't been advocating for her interest because we know that brittany has asked multiple times out of this. and apparently he never told her how to do that. once again, want to thank britney spears for her courage. the case has brought attention to conservative ships in the us critic say the legal guardianship measures are open to abuse and terminating a conservatorship isn't simple to get out of it. you need to then prove to the court, i've regained my capacity. i've been in therapy, i've been taking medication. i've worked on myself and now i'm able to make these decisions. so it's not just standing up and saying, i want to be out. it's proving to the court that you're ready to be out. there is no timeline for when britney's father will step down. he denies any wrong doing, and he's calling for ano

'20 for brittany ferries so i guess it is more than welcome, it is good news but it comes in a yearing '22 a real normal year, hopefully. also from today, india and a handful of other places have moved to the amber list. however, mexico is among those joining the red list. that means paying for hotel quarantine. to avoid it, lotus and her husband, celebrating their anniversary after a tough year, scrambled to fly back england one week early. i would be lying to you if i told you i was not incredibly upset when it happened. i know people say it can change quickly but three days notice to travel from halfway across the world. struggling tourism and aviation businesses saw this season as crucial. one travel agent told me testing requirements were still putting many brits off booking foreign trips on the latest change had only made a small difference. it's far too late to save the summer. for a lot of consumers, they already made their plans and while we have seen an increase, literally, from the next day we have seen an increase, it is marginal, and when you think most businesses are t

season 21 will be worse than season 20 for brittany farias. i - season 20 for brittany farias.r us, everything is about 22 and making 22 a real normal year. the changes coming in today are subject to a review in three weeks. the transport secretary has argued this provide some certainty for passengers. there are concerns in the travel industry that covid testing requirements are still putting people off. and some businesses think it's too late to save their summer. here, the latest government coronavirus figures show there were more than 27,000 new infections recorded, in the latest 24—hour period, which means on average there were 27,288 new cases per day in the last week. 39 deaths were recorded in the last 24 hours, that's an average of 86 a day, in the last 7 days. nearly 89% per cent of adults in the uk, have now had their first jab. and 74.5 per cent, are fully vaccinated. the argentine footballer lionel messi has made a tearful farewell to barcelona, the spanish club hejoined at the age of 13. messi has been at barcelona for more than 20 years, helping them win thirty—fo

there is no time lying for when brittany's father will step down. he denies any wrong doing, and he's calling for another conservator to take his place. the fingers fancy, it's a step in the wrong direction. but the battle they argue is far from over cost a little. so the young 0 still to come here on the news for you heading north. we look at why a record number of migrants who registered the us mexico border last month. and in sport, major league baseball, guess its own field of dreams are over here with more coming up in about 20 ah hello. there is more exceptional heat on the way for southern areas of europe and will not need to see more. seemed like this as spain sweltering under another heat wave that's expected to last for the next 4 days. so on friday and saturday, we've got heat alerts out for southern parts of italy and southern parts of spain. but up in the north, it is looking wet and windier. we've got a weather system bringing the cooler wet weather to the british isles, to scandinavia, the baltics and to western parts of russia. but i

okay. spot the global free brittany campaign and the debates. i have a potential abuse is fine. big guy. ah, how about the our announces are these are the headlines local sources telling us the taliban has now seized control of another 2 provincial capitals in the south. the fall of laska gar kandahar would be the most significant gains for the group since the latest defensive began, more from robbing bride and cobble. this is the fast changing dynamic. it has been changing throughout the hours of darkness. thursday coming into friday and i've kind of stand is waking up this friday morning to i can completely change dynamic, especially down in the south of the country. local officials are being quoted by various wire agencies confirming the kandahar now is in control that the talent and all of these developments started happening late 1st day. here with reports of taliban fighters breaching the defenses of kandahar driving through to the center of the city. intense fighting their claims from the taliban, that the governor and his staff had had left the that compound. as a result

. >>> coming up on kpix five san francisco, a big victory after a long battle for brittany spears. >> plus, bay area based zoom making learning easier for students. >> coming up at 5:00, what parents are turning to, to teach their toddlers the valuable lessons that they learned during quarantine. >> this is a live look from treasure island this morning. it is 4:40. we will be right back. >>> time for this morning's money watch report. a revenue spike for air bnb and how to stay focused during online class. >>> stocks moved higher on thursday. the dow gained 14 points, adding to it's record high. the nasdaq rose 51. air bnb's revenue jumped 50%. the company brought in $3.1 billion as travelers looked to get away and also avoid hotels but shares went down because of concerns about the delta variant. zoom has a new feature to help people who have trouble paying attention during class. focus mode allows students to only see the names of other kids in class. >>> wendy's is opening locations that will only be delivery over the next four years. third party services like uber eats and door da

. >> one of his accusers brittany commisso spoke with jerika duncan. >> i then felt while taking the selfie his hand go down my back onto my butt and he started rubbing it. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with cbs this morning, brittany commisso identified as executive assistant number one in the state attorney general's report claims the new york governor andrew cuomo groped her twice including once in november 2020. >> i could tell immediately when he hugged me it was probably the most sexually aggressive manner. it was then that i said governor, you are going to get us in trouble. when i said that, he walked over, shut the door so hard and came back to me and that's when he put his hand up my blouse and cupped my breast over my bra. >> this just did not happen. >> reporter: the governor denied all allegations of misconduct. >> i never touched anyone inappropriately or made inappropriate sexual advances. >> reporter: she's filed a criminal complaint against the governor. why did you file the criminal complaint with the sheriffs office? >> because it was the right thing to do

brittany bell from wabc is with us in for rob. good to see you again this morning. >> good to see you guys too. so we are still tracking multiple threats out west, and that's the case right now looking at telluride, colorado where a mudslide closed down highway 145. the good news is that's open this morning. the dixie fire continues to burn, burning about 240,000 acres, and it's only 30% contained. additional fires are possible in northern sections of montana due to gusty winds and low humidity. also those alerts for low air quality. monsoon storms could help to alleviate drought conditions, xico all the way to montana. that's what's going on across the country. he's w >>> good sunday morning. i'm lisa argen. isn't this a gorgeous shot. some of the fog. the marine layer at 2000 feet. it's creating the gray sky from the coast to portions of the bayshore. sunny and the. we will be seasonal to start out the first week of august. has today from the mid-60s. a breezy afternoon. 87, concord. the accuweather seven-day forecast. little ch

so let me play for you something that brittany had to say this morning on cbs this morning. watch. >> sure. >> maybe to him that he thought this was normal, but to me, and the other women that he did this to it was not normal. it was not welcomed. and it was certainly not consensual. >> all right. this is a governor that is praised for being an effective communicator in the muddle of the crisis in the middle of the pandemic. wet have been hearing from you understandably so, why aren't we hearing from the governor directly? >> you will be hearing from the governor directly soon. i have said that and i know he will be speaking on the topics but you'll be hearing from them soon. >> can you tell us why he hasn't done it yet so far? >> part of this, i think, for the governor is, one, he did speak on this in a 20-minute video the day the report was out. and he addressed a number of these allegations. he also spoke on it through a positions paper 23 pages that i put out. it would almost appear that nobody read. which pointed out some factual errors in the attorney general's report.

. >> free brittany.orter: her devoted fans have rallied around her under the free brittany movement. one supporter said that britney spears freedom is coming and i am so happy right now, while another said it is wonderful so many have supported britney spears. i just heard the news. underfoot things can happen when we stand together. fans have criticized jamie spears, claiming he exploited his daughter. he denies this and says he had her best interests at heart. anchor: that is from us. more news is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> my guest is a writer, director, and producer known for creating some of the most iconic shows in tv history. beverly hills, 90210, melrose place, and emily in paris. hello. you are shooting the second season. what is different about this season? >> there are some new characters who come in. i'd like to think of the first season is the beginning of the movie, the set up, and the action begins in sees it too. >> are you shooting outside of paris? >> outside paris, suggests, so we began filming th

. >> plus a big victory for brittany spears.battle. >> all of the fun on tap this weekend live on liam's les. >> plus lifestyle expert danny seo joins us here on kpix five [announcement on pa] introducing togo's new cheese steak melt, featuring fresh artisan bread, layered with tender seasoned steak, sautéed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new cheese steak melt, now at togo's. >>> time for a look at this morning's entertainment headlines. tony bennett has canceled his fall and winter tour days and will retire from touring. he has alzheimer's and his doctors are making him ke stbac up with lady gaga for two nights at raise yoa city music hall. >>> jennifer hudson plays aretha franklin. >> we are learning about what comes next in the brittany spears coservatorship battle. her father said he would cooperate with the transition but did not give a time table for his resignation. >>> it is important to make sure we are following those semantics and not saying something like brittany spears

wrongdoing and hasn't been charged with a crime his lawyer firing back today. >> with respect to brittany commisso, it just did not happen. >> reporter: governor cuomo is showing no signs of stepping down he has until friday to submit evidence in the state assembly judiciary committee to support his case lester >> kathy park in albany, thank you. >>> now to the climate crisis, and perhaps the most urgent warning yet. a new u.n. report declaring that the world is at the code red stage. richard engel has more for us. >> reporter: the signs are all there, with fires raging around the world in greece and turkey and in california the dixie fire is now the second largest wildfire in california history. it's burned more than 600 structures, displaced 30,000 people and still threatens some 13,000 homes. and where there isn't fire, there is water once-in-a-century flash floods killed hundreds in germany, belgium, and china this summer. the climate is getting more hostile, and today the u.n. said it is already too late to stop some of the devastating impacts of climate change >> it is indisputable

in an exclusive interview for cbs this morning and the times union, i spoke to brittany commisso.he's identified as executive assistant number one in new york attorney general's report on sexual harassment allegations against the three-term democratic governor. in that report, commisso said she was groped and sexually harassed by the governor. she is one of 11 women accusing the governor of sexual misconduct. >> when you openhat report, executive assistant number one is first, and you were not the first to come forward with allegations of sexual harassment, misconduct by the governor. why do you think your story appears first? >> i believe that my story appears first due to the nature of the inappropriate conduct that the governor did to me. i believe that he groped me, he touched me not only once but twice. and i don't think that that had happened to any of the other women, the touching. and i believe that because of what had happened to me that of the actions that he had done. >> governor cuomo denies all accusations of sexual harassment or unwanted advances and says he will not

but there's no question about what brittany commisso says happened to her.ery clear about that. >> and from the interview that you just did, i think you can see why the new york attorney general said that these were credible reports. you really understand the predicament that if the allegations are true, the governor would put people in. he's got so much power, they are employees of the state and of him. when she says you're going to get us in trouble, that line really rippings true. >> and now you've got everybody from the president of the united states on down to the democrats here in new york state -- >> calling for him to resign. >> -- calling for him to resign. >> you can see more on paramount plus and cbsnews.com and the executive assistant number 1, cuomo accuser speaks. >>> when we come back, yam jami yuccas will join us from tokyo. and you can always get the morning news by subscribing to the cbs news podcast and hear the top stories in less than 20 minutes. we'll be right back. we coubeliee the deal we got. just lucky i guess. (sfx: airplane flying

the good news, brittany, from mr. moseley, with what we need to get you pulled up but the good the good to go below that are supposed to do. i see you're going to show you so you didn't know where to put it in the is the mother molar. that's what you will cover. financing from your 1st bill. i don't know if i use them in yet. we still follow you so much. not although a lot nobody me and he's a sucker. and you say you got me personally, hon, which ah ah ah, ah ah ah, ah, the breaking news on the international at least 5 people of or portly, being killed and capital that board. and i've gotten this on the news coming shortly after and verified video emerged on line showing us soldiers using what they called preventative fire at the airport. and some report suggest the victims may have actually been killed in a stampede. chaotic situation of the board commons as a taliban is back in total control of a gun on following the capture of the country's capital. on sundays, it follows a week of rapids territorial gained by the insurgents. meanwhile, the rushers to evacuate every american citizen

>> brittany, thank you. good to have you tonight. >>> now to afghanistan and the battle for control as american troops head home. the taliban rapidly gaining ground. half the country's roughly 400 districts now in their hands. the u.s. is frantically processing thousands of visa requests from those who worked with american forces. here's abc's julia macfarlane. >> reporter: tonight, the taliban on the march, launching fresh attacks on three afghan cities. militants targeting key areas like kandahar that could be devastating for the government to lose as american troops head home. >> i have been deeply concerned by the events that have played out over the last six or seven weeks. >> reporter: thousands of afghans fleeing for their lives, many lining up for passports as security deteriorates. the u.s. evacuating the first afghan interpreters and their families who've applied for special immigrant visas out of 20,000 in total. 2,500 afghans are to be resettled in the u.s. a small number of whom arrived in virgi

season �*21 will be worse than the season of �*20 for brittany ferries. comes in a year where at the end of the day for us, everything is about �*22 and making �*22 a real normal year. the changes which have come in today are subject to a review in three weeks. the transport secretary has argued this provides some certainty for passengers. there are concerns, though, in the travel industry that covid testing requirements are still putting people off and some businesses think it's too late to save their summer. katy austin, bbc news. go back to tokyo. we are used to seeing spectacular pictures of world—class athletes at the on the banks. i'm sure you have enjoyed them as i. what makes a great sports photograph? it's gotta be impactful, it could be in—your—face action shots, celebrations, emotion, dejection. subtleties, details. artistic compositions. the beauty about sports photography is it can take on so many different forms. my name's lawrence griffiths. i'm chief photographer in the uk of sport with getty images and this is my third summer games. i loo

i'm just glad i can help. >>> new developments in brittany spears conservatorship battle. >> cbs news reports her father has agreed to step down. the popstar has been fighting to remove her father, jamie spears, from the conservatorship that has controlled her career and finances for the past 13 years. the movement gained momentum with "free britney" protests and marches across the country. it is unclear exacwh jamie spears willep down. his legal team sayshopes to ensure a smooth transition for the next person to control the conservatorship. in a statement, britney's attorney said "it is vindication for britney. we are disappointed, however by their ongoing, shameful and reprehensible attacks on mrs. spears and others." the filing from -- no doubt that conservatorship saved his daughter from disaster and supported her when she needed it the most. >>> it was back to school in contra costa county. tens of thousands of students in the mount diablo unified school district started in person instruction today. kpix 5's justin andrews tells us about the district 's new plan should a student

plus, we'll preview cbs this morning and the albany time's union interview with brittany camesso. she is speaking for the first time about why she filed a criminal sexual harassment complaint against new york governor andrew cuomo. >> what he did to me is a crime. >> dickerson: plus, we'll sit down with author amanda ripley, and her new book explores how we can find out w our way back to roductive conversations. it is all coming up on "face the nation." ♪good t "face the nation." we thought we were done with that feeling in our fight against covid-19 that one step forward could be followed by two steps back. but we're not done. the u.s. is now reporting an average of 100,000 new cases a day, 15,000 a day just a month ago. public health officials expect that number to go a lot higher before it begins to drop. what is different, though, is that during this time of backslide, there is something we could only hope for during previous ones: a vaccine. but 100 million americans who are eligible for the vaccine have not gotten it. we begin with mark strassmann in georgia. >> reporter: ca

i want to bring in brittany burnett to get a sense of how this is impacting people. percentage of adults behind rent right now is highest in southern states led by south carolina, georgia not far behind. give us a sense of what this crisis looks like where you are. >> well, ana, the crisis is real. we're seeing people every single day that are coming to us at united way saying i've never needed to ask for help before. this is the first time i've needed assistance. what do i do? or they'll say you know, i'm one month behind. others are seven or eight months behind on their rent, and it's either they were out because of the covid related illness. maybe their child was out of school so they haven't been able to work. folks are really in a bind. and not exactly sure what to do. >> so this eviction ban expired. and that means people could start losing their homes as soon as i guess today. right? you said you've been getting a ton of phone calls and text messages already with people who are getting kicked out or about to? >> exactly. so every day we're seeing more and more

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. >>> let's go straight to the forecast with brittany bell from wabc. you're tracking severe storms along the east coast? >> reporter: linsey, that severe thunderstorm watch is still in effect for parts of the carolinas. and we continue to have damaging wind and hail reports coming in this evening. for the north, a flash flood watch from eastern new york to new hampshire. and flash flooding continues across the west. we have flooding alerts stretching from new mexico to montana. this rain is helping out the drought in portions of arizona. that's not the case in california and the pacific northwest. about 86% of the west is in a severe drought and the concern is for dry lightning sparking additional fires. linsey? >> fires that are said to be getting harder to fight. brittany, thank you so much. >>> tonight, two headlines coming out of washington, d.c. millions of americans at risk of eviction after the federal moratorium expired at midnight. and senators are now hoping to move the massive bipartisan infrastructure measure closer to a vote. here's maryal

there is, i will, cedar daddy in panama, a victory for brittany spears in her battle against court ordered measures that she says have been used to abuse her. the single case has shed light on conservator ships in the us. that's a judge appointed legal or financial guardian who controls another person's life. as catchy lopez, her day on reports, this arrangement can be difficult to replace. the after months of public pressure, jamie spears says he will step down as conservator of his daughter, britney spears, as a state for more than a decade, course have allowed him and others to control the money career and much of her life after she suffered a series of mental breakdowns, but allegations of abuse. how followed? the 39 year old told the judge she's been drugged, forced to perform and prevented from having more children. she also accused her previous legal team of working against her interests. the hands have grown increasingly both like him pain free, britney, for a long time. one of the most problematic aspects of this case has been that you haven't been able to fluctuate attorney. and

season �*21 will be worse than the season of �*20 for brittany ferries. it's good news but it comes in a year where at the end of the day for us, everything is about �*22 and making �*22 a real normal year. the changes which have come in today are subject to a review in three weeks. the transport secretary has argued this provides some certainty for passengers. there are concerns, though, in the travel industry that covid testing requirements are still putting people off and some businesses think it's too late to save their summer. katy austin, bbc news. the first cricket test between england and india has been abandoned as a draw. rain stopped any play on the final day at trent bridge. the second test begins at lord's on thursday. the argentine football star lionel messi has made a tearful goodbye to barcelona, the club he joined at the age of 13. he says he did everything he could to stay, and blamed the spanish league's spending rules for scuppering a new contract. the 34—year—old won 31l trophies with the catalan club and says a move to paris st—germa

brittany -- she says the criminal complaint was a necessary step. >> it was the right thing to do. the governor needs to be held accountable. what he did to me was a crime. maybe to him he thought it was normal, but to me and the other women that he did this to, it was not normal. it was not welcomed and it was certainly not consensual. >> bill: state lawmakers wrap up their probe in albany very soon. what's coming up today? >> bill, at 9:30 this morning the state assembly's judiciary committee will meet behind closed doors in the capitol behind me to discuss next steps in the possible impeachment proceedings against governor cuomo as the woman known as executive assistant one brittany commisso says cuomo groped her twice and kissed her on the lips. >> they were not hugs that he would give his mother or, you know, his brother. these were hugs that the intention of getting some personal sexual satisfaction out of and then when he went to go kiss me on the cheek he would quickly turn his head and kissed me on the lips. >> commisso still works in the governor's office and filed a crim

season �*21 will be worse than the season of �*20 for brittany ferries. in a year where at the end of the day for us, everything is about �*22 and making �*22 a real normal year. the changes which have come in today are subject to a review in three weeks. the transport secretary has argued this provides some certainty for passengers. there are concerns, though, in the travel industry that covid testing requirements are still putting people off and some businesses think it's too late to save their summer. katy austin, bbc news. the argentine footballer lionel messi has made a tearful farewell to barcelona, the spanish club hejoined at the age of 13. messi has been at barcelona for more than 20 years, helping them win 3a trophies — including ten spanish and four uefa champions league titles. barcelona said it was letting him go because it could not afford to pay his wages. the 34—year—old did not say what he planned to do next, but acknowledged that a move to paris saint—germain was a possibility. he also expressed his deep affection for the club where he'd

we'll get back to brittany commisso and the interview., melissa de rosa who is governor cuomo's closest aide and stuck by him through everything, her name is all over this investigation, she resigns overnight and in the resignation nowhere does it say it's been an honor to serve governor cuomo all these years at all. what did you read into this? >> i read into that that now she's trying to distance herself but that's not going to work. she's mentioned 200 times in the report. she led the retaliation against ms. boylan. she can easily be sued civilly in new york for what is called aiding and abetting sexual harassment. she certainly allowed and enabled an environment of intimidation and the idea that at some point she made the decision, let's keep young girs away from the governor to protect him. that's actually what she said in the report. so, her alliance with him throughout this and participation and enabling whether she mentions his name or not is in deep. >> but what you read into this is self preservation. >> absolutely. trying to ho