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chloe melas, thank you.it's something that her mother lynn spears said in court filings, brianna, she made hundreds of millions of dollars, had a las vegas residency, was on the x factor, conservatorships are primarily used for the elderly or those who can't provide food, shelter and clothing for themselves. her mother argued that britney is able to care for herself pretty much on her own. maybe she needs someone to help her with medical issues but moving forward to end this conservatorship is really in the best interest of britney. >> yeah. we're learning so much. thank you. >> thank you. >>> scathing watchdog report says the fbi botched the sexual abuse investigation of disgraced usa gymnastics doctor larry na nassar. they failed to interview victims in a timely fashion, made false statements and did not properly document complaints. jean casarez here with the details. it's a mess from the beginning. >> it's a long time coming. we knew this was going on, but the department of justice office of inspector ge

chloe is on it for us.ons in court. what's expected to happen today? >> reporter: good afternoon, ana. there have been a slew of resignations from britney's legal team and her management team since that explosive testimony. we have bessimer trust, the co-conservator of their estate saying they don't want to be part of this anymore. you have spears' long-time attorney who has been with her since the beginning of this conservatorship in 2008 submitting his resignation, which the judge will hear today. we also have larry rudolph, britney spears' long-time manager of 25 years, saying that he doesn't want to be her manager anymore because she's going to be retiring, which we have never heard britney say that she has plans to retire, but that's what larry rudolph says. in the meantime the big thing is, is the judge going to allow britney to retain her own counsel? she has always had a court-appointed lawyer. earlier i saw former federal prosecutor matthew rosengard. she has been in talks with him to represent her

rehema ellis has an exclusive look >> reporter: 11-year-old chloe downey never met her grandfather, but museum she feels close to him >> he loved being a fireman and saving lives, and he was a big hero. >> reporter: new york fire department deputy chief raymond downey died in the attacks, but first he saved lots of lives. national 9/11 psa, asking people to remember nearly 3,000 were killed in the attacks. it's part of a fundraising campaign to keep the museum open following an unprecedented year how did the pandemic affect the operating budget of this museum? >> the reality is our business model collapsed overnight. >> reporter: the head of the 9/11 memorial and museum said its revenue comes mostly from ticket sales, which plummeted nearly $45 million last year. despite federal ppe and increased efforts, there were cutbacks in staff, programs and visiting hours but the museum, like the moment it commemorates, is determined to come back strong. why is it so important that this museum is here >> there is an entire generation of young pe teach them >> reporter: teach about heroes like chl

daughter chloe helped build it.ge five, she was diagnosed with a rare and dangerous form of fh. now 15. she's undergoing six hour treatments every two weeks. it's okay. it's as good as it can be. chloe is drawing strength from an up and coming racer out of san jose, spaced her own battles. she's out here, you know, fighting fh every week doing amazing, you know, and she's learning how to ride a motorcycle at 15. she's just she's my ear, post stock, motorcycle racer and san jose state grad jonah selena's back on the track she's faced her own adversity, wrecking her motorcycle in 2019, but she fought through it and came back when he a national event in pomona. that was just amazing, and that really like sealed my like loved for her. they're joining forces the road abbas motor site. sits inside john is picked as they share their story this weekend. who would have known a motorcycle that saves lives and sonoma? i'm azenith smith ktvu, fox two news. well after two years, he gilroy garlic festival is now back. this year's

our obligation is to teach them >> reporter: teach about heroes like chloe's grandfather. >> he just,o do great things too >> reporter: and that only happens if we never forget rehema ellis, nbc news, new york >>> up next, the mvp of last night's big nba final. his journey inspiring america. america. staying active and eating right? yup, on it there, too. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so, it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and jardiance lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a rare but life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this bacterial infection, ketoacidosis or an allerg

this is terry chloe, history professor of the mediterranean school of business. and he's also a political analyst on june as yet from washington. d. c. sarah, your keys, a senior fellow in carnegie's middle east program and from both in turkey. sali, yes and a fellow at the ostrom workshop at the indiana university blooming to a warm welcome to you. all, sarah, if i can begin with you, you are tweeting earlier. what to watch out for this pans out if the president grabs more power, we're looking at a qu, we should keep an eye on the reaction of the security forces. sure, keeping on other arab states. is this not really though just a coup in slow motion? to me, it looks like a cou. i think if you read the constitution that the president is using to justify his actions very clearly states that he needs to consult the prime minister and the speaker of parliament before taking these emergency actions, which he didn't do. so i think it's very hard for him to say that this is not a coo and i think, you know, we're still at the things are still unfolding. we need to keep

chloe, so many people will be waiting to see what happens today. >> reporter: good morning, brianna. important day in britney's nearly 13-year conservatorship. i'm standing here in front of the los angeles county superior courthouse where in just a few hours, britney is expected to appear virtually. ♪ >> reporter: just three weeks after britney spears made bombshell accusations during her testimony, she is set to speak in court once again. this time the hearing will hinge on whether the singer can choose her own attorney. for the last nearly 13 years, spears has had a court-appointed lawyer, samuel d. ingham. he submitted his petition to resign july 6. cnn has learned from a source close to the case that spears is in talks with prominent lawyer and former federal prosecutor matthew rosengart to represent her. he has worked with steven spielberg, winona ryder and jimmy butler. he had no comment when reached by cnn. >> what do we want? when do we want it? >> now. >> reporter: fans leading the free britney movement are avid for the pop star to retain her own counsel. >> if the judge doe

chloe melas, cnn, los angeles. >>> now to this horrifying story.as been arrest and charged in new york after attempting to kidnap a 5-year-old on thursday. the whole thing was caught on video. and we do want to note, this may be very difficult to watch. we do want to say the young boy was not injured, and that is according to police. the video shows a man getting out of his car and quickly running, grabbing the boy off the sidewalk, later identified by his mother as jacob. that's apparently the boy's name. the boy's mother can be seen running to the car, struggling with someone inside, eventually pulling her son out of the car window. autho authorities are still looking for the second suspect involved in the attempted kidnapping. it is just so shock ing to see this happen in broad daylight on the streets in new york. a man known as the hollywood ripper has been sentenced to death for the murders of two women, and the attempted murder of another. michael gargulio was convicted of the 2005 stabbing death of maria bruno and killing of fashion designer

. >> cnn's chloe maloff is here with us. thank goodness. no one knows this case better than you., that i have been following this for you all for more than a few weeks. it's been several years, i have been following this. so, lynn spears, britney spears' mother, has filed a petition with the los angeles county superior court asking judge brenda penny to allow britney spears to choose her own attorney. for the last nearly-13 years, britney has had an attorney named samuel ingham, who was court appointed. why did britney never get to have a choosing her own counsel? so, as of right now, her attorney, he resigned earlier this week. so, he's out of there. there is a big-court hearing next week. so we are going to hear what the judge has to say about that. but we are all kind of standing by to see is the judge going to appoint new counsel? or is britney finally going to get to pick her own attorney? >> yeah. tell us about these death threats, though. who is getting those? >> so, jamie spears, her father, who's been the co-conservator of britney's estate since 2008 over her $60 million

chloe, a major victory for britney spears, right?hire her own attorney and that person who is going to be taking over that job is matthew former federal prosecutor. judge brenda penny accepting a resignation as a co-conserve tore of bit kritney's $60 milli estate. she addressed the court. it was emotional. she was crying. many of us in the courtroom got tearful. she said quote i want to charge my dad with conservatorship abuse and petition the court to stop conservative ship. i want my dad out. i have serious abandonmentish shups. i was squcared of my dad growin up. i thought he would show up drunk somewhere. this is f-ing cruelty. i thought they were trying to kill me. she said she can't have coffee. she recounted a time her father allegedly broke down a door and shook one of her sons. she said to the judge brenda penny, i want to press charges on my dad today. my lawyer didn't fight for me one time. i am so angry. i will go there. no, i'm not perfect. i am not crazy. my family never cared, and lastly, wolf, if this is not abuse, i

. >> 11 year old chloe downing never met her grandfather. him. >> he loved being a fireman and saving lives. >> new york fire department deputy chief remain downing died in the attacks. but first, he saved lots of lives. now his granddaughter is featured in a new national 9/11 psa. asking people to remember nearly 3000 were killed in the attacks. it's part of a fund campaign to keep the museum open, following an unprecedented year. how do the pandemic affect the operating budget of this museum? >> the reality is, our business model collapsed. overnight. >> the head of the 9/11 memorial museum said, its revenue comes mostly from ticket sales, which plummeted nearly $45 million last year. despite federal ppp and increased efforts, they were cutbacks and staff, programs and visiting hours. but the museum, like the moment a commemorates, was determined to come that come back strong. why is it so important that this museum is here? >> there's an entire generation of young people who have no lived memory of the attacks. our obligation is to teach

chloe is here to help sort all this out. i don't blame people for being confused about all of this.ritney spears going to be in control of her own life and income? >> that's a really good question, alisyn. good to see you. and it is really confusing so let me try to break this down for everybody. so, britney spears has two conservators of her $60 million estate, bessamer trust, this bank, and her father, jamie spears. she also has a conservator of the person that oversees her medical and day-to-day affairs, and that woman's name is jody montgomery. well, bessemer trust, oddly, the judge just signed the order to make bessemer trust official a little over 24 hours ago, then they said, no, no, no, we don't want to be part of this anymore. we thought britney wanted us. we thought the conservatorship was voluntary, which i don't really know how they thought that a court-appointed conservatorship that has a free britney movement was voluntary, but that's what they said. remember, britney said last week during her bombshell testimony in the los angeles county superior court that she was fo

daughter chloe helped build it. at age five, she was diagnosed with a rare and dangerous form of fh. now 15. she's undergoing six hour treatments every two weeks. it's okay. it's as good as it can be. chloe is drawing strength from an up and coming razor out of san jose spaced her own battles. she's out here, you know, fighting f age every week. she's doing amazing, you know, and she's learning how to ride a motorcycle at 15. she's just she's my here. post stock, motorcycle racer and san jose state grad jonah selena's back on the track she's faced her own adversity, wrecking her motorcycle in 2019, but she fought through it and came back when ian national event in pomona. that was just amazing, and that really like sealed my like loved for her. they're joining forces the road, abbas motor said. go sits inside john is picked as they share their story this weekend. who would have known a motorcycle that saves lives in sonoma? i'm azenith smith ktvu, fox two news. catholic charities of santa clara county, celebrating a

chloe, thank you.s cnn br breaking news. >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar alongside john berman, a good morning to viewers in the united states and around the world. it is tuesday, july 27th. this is major breaking news. out of the olympics. gymnastics superstar simone biles dropped out of the team competition. the decision announced after stumbling during the vault. we have coy wire with the latest. coy, what do we know about what precipitated this decision? >> reporter: we have team members inside the ariake gymnastics center. saw her on the sidelines in a track suit with her foot in strapping. she was replaced by jordan chiles in the competition. nbc talked to her coach who said this i

then in the morning there was the company came from the prime minister in the prime minister, doctor chloe saying that the festival has been a little while ago. also, the 1st lady arrived in miami fort lauderdale, and she is going to be treated for her gunshot wound there, but apparently she is the daughter of the president, apparently the house, but she has nothing. okay, and do we have any more information about the attackers and their motivation? well, the motivation, apparently it's very clear they did not one. so the 1st 3 do or the child daughter, they wanted to kill the president. it was a professional job. as you can see in the videos that are a little bit everywhere, they were armed, well dress, speaking english, english, and spanish. it was very fast in and out of the ration. and it was definitely something that has been planned for many weeks. and there is something that is very weird also because in haiti there is always somebody to see something set something or will do something up from. and this attack came to totally surprise for everybody in the country. also africa. the f

delta variance is about $3.00 to $4.00 times more infectious than the already know wild. whoo han saw chloe 2 wires. so it is significantly more infectious. i have to cite whilst it is significantly more infectious. we are very painful that it is not significantly more disease causing and the other good news is that it is not significantly immune vaccine bypassing hard to get to situation. i mean i personally when i was at lee lee, england, scotland game and the utah championships a few weeks ago in the 12000 people, wembley, the, the whole thing was rigorously enforced. the pre testing and social distance thing . the students all over the place, telling the supposed to been good 5 to get the math class on and things like that. how could we have gotten from that situation to just a few weeks later, a same a final, a final with 60000 people. parking wembley stadium. did you get any appreciation of that excel edition out of control, the sporting available, still, probably uncontrolled. the events packed with tens of thousands of people. what has happened is i feel you've given up on wanting t

of navy ships and his presence in dispute and pulse of the south trying to see his course concern. chloe reports the, the british navy, the biggest and most powerful war ship, the h. m. as queen elizabeth aircraft, carrier is leading of the tiller of navy ships on its maiden deployment. it's the largest concentration of british and maritime power in years. prime minister boys, johnson says that deployment will help to strengthen british soft power such as belief in democracy. and the rule of law. analysts say, joe politics is at play. it's also doing it because their attention over taiwan and britain like the you and other major powers have an interest in not seeing that become an arm conflict. and so they have to demonstrate that their country is willing to stand up against the use of force against it. and i also feel it says that early signals of the biden administration, that britain is a player, an ally, no longer trapped in europe, but able to act independently. no tila is expected to sail through the south china sea. a large part of which china has laid claim to part of its mission

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but they would have spent probably organizing for chloe and mobilizing and protesting and probably volunteering for different groups. so the, i think that's the situation right now. and there isn't really much. a lot of people tell me i don't feel very hopeful and their priorities to survive. it's unfortunate, but this is how it is harry metro, a living he's journalist and they root and also non resident fellow. your institute for middle east policy. thank you very much for doing and the, this is a message to the world. we need to stand up step up, but if you don't understand what's going on and you need to wait. cuba is a, unfortunately, a failed state and refreshing their citizens. they are standing up to cuba as authoritarian regime, their basic needs are not being met. and they are understandably exhausted, tired of the mismanagement of the human economy, tired of the lack of, of adequate food and of course, inadequate response to the cold. can demick communism is a fail system universally fail system? not only this kill vote event for q, but then this is a world event. this isn't about pol

i want to do the sort of chloe, the delegation of afghanistan, heated by the chairman of the reconciliation committee, has arrived in the category capital. doha, and as meeting with the delegation of negotiations affiliated with the government. during his visit at the lab dollar, who discuss important and crucial issues with taliban representatives, the solution to the conflict in afghan install lives in negotiations and peace can be reached through dialogue. if these talks lead to satisfactory results for both positive on the tele, on movement has repeatedly confirmed its readiness for dialogue and negotiations. and the problems can only be solved by dialogue. but the afghan government needs to also show the same commitment. they need to show the right and sincere determination when it comes to negotiations in order to end these problems. emergency work is in belgium and western germany all searching for hundreds of people still missing after devastating floods. more than 150 a confirmed debt with that figure expected to rise, rescue efforts are being hampered by collapse, roads and damage

but thanks to all our guests to turn chloe to sara yerkes to sali ya awesome. and thank you to for watching. you can see this out. all our programs again, anytime by visiting our website, andre 0 dot com for more debates, go to our facebook page. facebook dot com forward slash ha, inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter handle is a j inside for me, bernard smith and the whole team here. the the august on just, you know, the united states is ending in 20 year military present enough kind of done. but what it meant for the country, one of the one piece showcase that you didn't trailblazing environmental policy aiming to rid the country of all predators. bringing awareness to conservation, if it hit hard by the pandemic, can you hold the naming ceremony for the magnificent, giant witness showcase of award winning documentary that bring word issues into focus through human stories with political and economic tension. driving down be a hope to the pope as a company to define the future. august on the former finding harmony in pursuing his passion

so mister andrias put together his cabinet, including chloe joseph, and his role now is to get those elections up and running. but i don't think much fun fair here for the people of haiti given all the social economic and political problems this nation is potentially facing. and you mentioned that kind of path towards elections. how likely to actually go ahead and i mean essentially they really need to happen. it's been years since they've successfully put elections on. but the problem was, you know, maurice was, people were saying he was beginning to solidify his power, is beginning to look like an autocrat. so many, no ordinary haitians don't want to see that. they also don't want to see this kind of international interference. the problem with mr. unread appointment is you may be seen as being anointed by foreign powers, principally the united states. that could make him appear to be a puppet of outside influences, to ordinary haitians. but i think public play. it's a move in the right direction. all this political infighting wasn't helping in ordinary haitians really only care ab

it's buying more beds and oxygen tanks on chloe has more from calling them for. health officials have a number of new cases is expected to increase because the highly infectious, delta varying has been detected in nearly every state. now the numbers do paint around the picture. there now more than 100000 active cases, that's a record high for malaysia. the number of new infection continues to outpace recoveries. health officials are allocating more resources and that includes allocating more funds so that private hospitals can taken non cove at $900.00 patients. this is necessary because more hospitals are non going to be converted to full cove at 1900 hospitals. they're going to be more beds as well. and health care workers are going to be mobilized from other states to the worst effected areas of florida, state and quality. now, hospitals which have had trouble finding space to store bodies and ongoing to be getting containers to function as temporary monks. they're also plans to make self, has kids go on to make available on sale? the hope is that new infectio

but thanks to all august to terry chloe, to sara yerkes to sali yasu and thank you to for watching. you can see this out all our programs again, anytime by visiting our website, andre 0 dot com for more debate, go to our facebook page, facebook dot com, forward slash ha, inside story. you can also draw the conversation on twitter handle is a inside store for me, bernard smith, and the whole team here. ah ah, ah ah. award winning programming from international so make it one quick. so it's right on the back of the global discussion. what guarantee that will be the right to take the fide life giving voice to the voice here in california, it's almost everybody's a paycheck away from being on house program that open your eyes to view. well today, this is what the picture looks like. the, the world from a different perspective on our nearest to fuel the dry change. following the removal of robert mcguffey than bob way with the country. bringing with it one journalist set out to record the voice of the people . instead of telling people what to think, and with that, give them a chance to

now both chloe, joseph and ariel, on re both senior politicians claim they're in charge. through the us special envoy to haiti says joseph is the new leader. as does hate his ambassador to the u. s. bullshit, edmond, where you can say the primary job if they want to come in. when the others however disagree, she jumped in and seemed to avoid of power. but if you felt to politicians and human rights organizations, 80, they will tell you that he don't have any legal authority, no more authority, whatsoever to conduct anything in the name of the government. he is now at a precarious tipping point. this is a nation already dealing with object poverty, political instability, and a potentially worsening security situation. for the people, the stakes couldn't be higher and to gather curl, g 0, miami, florida. well patty calhane is across all of this forest from washington, d. c. patty, it does sound like this investigation is moving fairly quickly. what more do we know now? incredibly quickly, we are hearing from the haitian police chief and he is saying that there are total . t

der breggen is the dutch hopeful, the world champion, and perhaps the favourite along with the usa's chloeevent, you look at belgium's route than not, he is probably the he won silver in the address and will be looking for gold in this, he has a good time trial list. we will also have the final of the men's rugby sevens. we had the semifinals earlier, we know that fiji will face off against new zealand and that final. we know fiji are the defending champions from rio. that is the first time that this sport appeared at the olympics five years ago and they are going to back—to—back titles against new zealand a bit later. we back-to-back titles against new zealand a bit later.— zealand a bit later. we will leave it there _ zealand a bit later. we will leave it there for _ zealand a bit later. we will leave it there for the - zealand a bit later. we will. leave it there for the moment but we will come back to you for a little more from tokyo in a few minutes late in the program. thanks very much for now. let's get some of the day's other news. dozens of former british military commanders have

chopper so we carry an assortment online and we continue to add more brands, levi all the way up to chloe and everything in between and the goal is to be the largest matching destination where you can find everything you want in one place but where the experience for each user's personal and effective so we think about the fashion when we talk about the yes. >> how did you come up with the brand, the yes? i am fascinated by. >> front part of the concept is that shopper indicates yes and now when shopping so as you see things as you are browsing or searching for something, you can say yes or no and we learn as you are shopping what you like and don't like and the concept as we are built on top of this ai layer that understands each user similar to apps like stratify pandora where they learn proper since overtime, they make recommendations for you, that's how we are built but it's all about getting through to your yes so yes and no is about getting feedback. >> it makes perfect sense now. is this the way the shopping is in the future? i know there are some who are older and they like to fee

a goal in the time trial but the bigger threat in that will come from her compatriot and the usa's chloecyclist is probably the favourite. he won silver in the road race and is looking to upgrade to gold in this event. we looking to upgrade to gold in this event.— this event. we will leave it there for — this event. we will leave it there for now, _ this event. we will leave it there for now, thank - this event. we will leave it there for now, thank you l this event. we will leave it | there for now, thank you for joining us. health officials in the us are urging people to resume wearing masks indoors in areas where the delta variant of coronavirus has sparked a rise in cases. the announcement reverses the advice issued two months ago. the centres for disease control says all teachers and students should wear masks indoors when schools re—open after the summer break, regardless of their vaccination status. president biden has again appealed to all americans to be vaccinated. so why the u—turn? here's the bbc�*s north america correspondent peter bowes. this really reflects a growing conce

let's talk about italy and how they play football with chloe beresford, who writes about italian footballversity of bristol. welcome both of you. clearly, how are you feeling? t’m welcome both of you. clearly, how are you feeling?— welcome both of you. clearly, how are you feeling? i'm good, really. a little bit conflicted _ are you feeling? i'm good, really. a little bit conflicted because - are you feeling? i'm good, really. a little bit conflicted because i - little bit conflicted because i watch seery anna and i love italian football but i'm also english, so maybe a bit of a conflict there. so who are you supporting? when i maybe a bit of a conflict there. so who are you supporting? when it| who are you supporting? when it comes down _ who are you supporting? when it comes down to _ who are you supporting? when it comes down to it, _ who are you supporting? when it comes down to it, i _ who are you supporting? when it comes down to it, i have - who are you supporting? when it comes down to it, i have to - who are you supporting? when it comes down to it, i have to say l comes down to

chloe, this new lawyer not wasting anytime making a new filing on her behalf to remove the dad, calling cockesque. >> yes, britney spears newly hired attorney you're right has wasted zero time. a bombshell filing yesterday at the los angeles county superior court filing a position to have the judge remove jamie spears as conservator of his daughter's estate. this filing is over 20 pages long and he says that the relationship between britney spears and jamie spears has deteriorated, it is toxic, and he also says that this is not in the best interests and that there could be other legal action actually taken against jamie spears. remember, britney spears has said in both of her hearings that she wants to press charges against her father for con serb tore ship abuse. i've reached out to jamie spears' legal team multiple times and i have not heard back for any comments as of right now. >> i also mentioned at the top there notable support for britney spears. her mom taking sides. what are you learning about that part? >> so prlynn spears also filed r own petition saying she supports removal

. >> this is chloe, she is 14. how old were you when your mom went to prison?e. >> how long was she inside? >> until i was 12. on the outside, when you tell people your mom is in jail, they think she is a bad person. but everybody here understands. >> what do they understand? >> that just bause you did something bad doesn't mean you are a bad person. >> the counselors here understand, too. they are all volunteers, many formerly incarcerated, including britney's mom, now a nurse at a drug rehabilitation center kweilyn: she was released -- . she was released nearly 13 years ago, but to this day, she still remembers the inmate number given to her by the texas department of criminal justice. >> a bittersweet number, 1374671 . no matter what my number was, it is great to have support. it is great to not feel alone. and we watched the girls when they came into the program, when they meet other girls going through the same thing, we watch them not be so timid, or shy, or ashamed. reporter: sharonda jones runs the camp kitchen. she has been volunteering since she was r

cnn's chloe mellis has the story. >> reporter: a groundbreaking moment for britney spears.er 13-year conservatorship, the singer is able to hire her own attorney. now, representing spears is former-federal prosecutor, matthew rosen guard. who addressed cheering fans outside the los angeles courthouse. >> we feel that today was a big step in the interest of justice, not only in terms of britney spears, but in terms of this conservatorship. shining a light on what's happened here. and larger issues, nationally, in terms of conservatorships and how they operate. >> reporter: the decision by judge brenda penny comes after the resignation of spears's court-appointed lawyer, samuel d. ingham, earlier this month. exactly three weeks, after spears's bombshell testimony, she addressed a packed courtroom, virtually. spears spoke for about 20 minutes during the nearly-two-hour-long hearing. sobbing, at times. saying that she wanted to charge her father with conservatorship abuse. and telling the court, she has serious abandonment issues. the singer's father, jamie spears, has been the

. >> nawaz: this is chloe kerr. she's 14. how old were you when your mom went to prison?three. >> nawaz: and how long was she inside? >> she was in until i was 12. on the outside, like we te people that your mom's in jail, they automatically think that she's a bad person. but everybody here understands. >> nawaz: what do they understand? >> that just because you did something bad doesn't mean you're a bad person. >> nawaz: the counselors here understand too. they're all volunteers, and many were formerly incarcerated. including brittany's mom, evelyn fulbright, now a nurse at a drug rehabilitation center. she was released nearly 13 years ago, in 2008. but to this day, she still remembers the inmate number given to her bthe texas department of criminal justice. >> so it started o with a bittersweet number 1374671, but no matter what my t.d.c. number was, i'm still a mom. and i noticed that with the it's great to have support. it's great to not feel alone. and we watch these girls when they come into the program, when they meet other girls and go and do the same thing. we w

chloe is outfront. >> reporter: britney spears on instagram posting it's, quote, my first time dancingun in part by her father, jamie spears. several people close to spears resigning after her recent courtroom testimony calling the conservatorship led in part by her father abusive, alleging -- >> what's up, vegas? >> reporter: -- she was forced to perform, take lithium and stay on birth control against her will, telling judge brenda penny, quote, i wanted to take the iud out so i could start trying to have another baby. on july 2nd, the co-conservator of spears' $60 million estate, wealth management firm bessimer trust, asked to resign, citing changed circumstances. on july 5th, spears' long-time manager, larry rudolph, resigned, writing that he recently became aware that britney, quote, had been voicing her intention to officially retire and made clear he was never part of the conservatorship. but just weeks ago, the grammy award-winner didn't rule out performing again. >> will i ever take the stage again? i have no idea. i'm having fun right now. >> reporter: july 6th spears' court-a

and women's cycling, chloe deigert is eyeing gold ten months after the horrific crash at the world championshipsspain in straight sets. the duo 2-0 in tokyo, took home silver in the world championships and looking to do better keri walsh jennings the most decorated beach volleyball player in history, gold medals in 2004, '08, '08 with misty may trainer and bronze in 2016 with april ross april ross winning with new teammate alix klineman last night. think they can bring home the gold >> of course when you watch the girls play, shep, they are so eye of the tiger and focused, there to win and they got silver in the world championships and i've won silver at a world championships and this is pure motivation. >> last night, the storm, tropical storm was coming in, it just seemed like it was never going to stop raining and they just laser focused >> yes you know, it is what it is as cold as it can get, we played in snow, rain, any condition and those girls both usa teams went to florida for humidity and heat training so they're ready for anything as long as there's no lightning they'll push through fo

chloe had won a freedom suit based on her native american ancestry and established the family's freedom in that way. after the civil war francis evans saw pension payments as her son william evans had died in combat. parents of a deceased soldier could claim support if they could prove that they had been dependent for their subsistence on that soldier. as francis evans the mother in this case related to the pension bureau her own mother nancy had migrated to the free state of ohio before the war to join a community of other black virginian migrants there and in 1855 francis had sent her then eight year old son william to join his grandmother in ohio near chillicothe. fast forward to the war in june of 1863 young william at age 16 joined the union army. he told recruiters that he was 18 and he enlisted and company e of the fifth us ct there in chillicothe, ohio. the decision to enlist carried william evans back to virginia where he was killed in action in the battle of newmarket heights on september 29th, 1864 a union victory in which black troops launched a crucial assault on robert e.

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nothing like the >>> when we come back the sist r >>> we'll shine a light on my greek roots with sisters chloesavory. >> okay, you started working on this five years ago with your dad. tell us how the cookbook idea came about and how you guys worked on it. >> sure, our family is obsessed with food and love having them over for dinner and we show people we care by feeding them. so one time -- well, many dinners cooking separate from the garden we were coming up with new recipes all the time and one friend in particular was like, you guys should write a book and kind of looked at each other, yeah, we should write a book. and it became our passion project. we had no idea if it would come to fruition but we're so grateful to be here today. >> now your dad does have rules for cooking. no butter, no sugar. how tough is that? >> he sure does. and i will be honest with you, george. that's not really how i live my life. sugar and makes everything - better but dad is not the same. i once asked for sugar on my gra grapefruit when i was at his house and he was appalled. it wasn't too bad for some of the r