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abc's chris connelly has been tracking the twists and turns of the fight. >> reporter: free britney isiday afternoon in the los angeles courtroom -- >> i just want to thank all of you. i've got a client that i need to speak with. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: judge brenda penny releasing 39-year-old britney spears from the conservatorship that since 2008 had controlled every aspect of the pop star's existence. her most ardent fans, the legions of the free britney movement, celebrating outside. >> i'm just so, so happy. she deserves all of the freedom. >> so excited. >> feeling great. >> as long as britney's happy, we're happy. >> reporter: britney is happy, posting on instagram, good god, i love my fans so much, it's crazy. i think i'm going to cry the rest of the day. best day ever. praise the lord. can i get an amen? hashtag freedbritney. and, i can't freaking believe it, again, best day ever. >> after nearly 14 years, it look a judge in this courthouse less than 40 minutes to decide that britney spears' conservatorship was no longer required. her attorney assuring the court s

for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news. >> chris, thank you.sic. i mean, what a life. what a career. everything from tony awards to a pulitzer prize. >> and some tributes pouring in. bernadette peters comparing him to shakespeare. andrew lloyd webber saying his contribution to theater will never be equaled. idina menzel writing, we will try to spend the rest of our lives making you proud. we'll be right back. ♪ rich, indulgent chocolate with a luscious caramel filling. with love from san francisco. ghirardelli caramel squares. makes life a bite better. ♪ best of my love by black pumas feat. sofia reyes ♪ shop new black friday deals at target. save on select toys, boots for the family, tvs and more. now through saturday at target. [ end music ] this black friday, do you want a tv? or do you want. the place on the tv? oh, just one. jake from state farm, that "maya markdown” or do you want. saved me so much on my insurance. maya, everyone gets surprisingly great rates with state farm. how can i ever repay you? when you want the real deal, like a g

abc's chris connelly met the cast. >> gucci. it was a name that sounded so sweet.er: based on actual events, yes, really, director ridley scott's "house of gucci" fuses a famous italian fashion brand and succession-style family business intrigue. >> what game are you playing? >> ridley has all the space in the world for that magic, he feeds it like oxygen into fire. >> he uses a lot of opera. i felt the film was an opera. when people hate each other, there's always a reason why they loved each other. >> reporter: the opera-sized emotions via an a-list cast making all the passions and plotting feel larger than life. >> i knew of the guccis. a really top-notch script. and i'm here in l.a. and the pandemic for a year and a half. >> were you losing your mind a little bit? >> no, that went a long time ago when. >> reporter: in her first film role since "a star is born" -- >> thank you so much! >> reporter: lady gaga says she's fully committed on many levels. >> father, son, and house of gucci. >> the story was something that spoke to me because of my italian heritage. i

here's abc's chris connelly talking with the film's stars and its director, who reveals a few surprisesren't always what they seem. >> reporter: the new movie "passing" based on a 1929 novella and debuting next week on netflix takes a nuanced look at two women navigating minefields of race and identity, yearning and defiance. >> she had something that i think -- i call an absolute fearlessness to be herself, but lives in a society that cannot and will not accept her as her whole self. she isn't the tragedy, the society that she's born into is. >> reporter: its topic, visual style, and powerhouse performances likely to spark oscar buzz. >> isn't she extraordinarily beautiful? >> reporter: "passing" describes a phenomenon where a person of one racial group is classified or mistaken for another. >> have you ever thought of what you'd do if joan found out? >> reporter: for people of color subjected to racism and discrimination, choosing to pass as a white person could offer access to a world of privileges. it also meant personal sacrifices and grave risk. >> it's not a rejection of your bla

here's abc's chris connelly. ♪ gonna take you higher ♪ >> reporter: 2021's best-loved documentary is and it's already in the oscar conversation. ♪ this is the dawning of the age of aquarius ♪ ♪ age of aquarius ♪ ♪ aquarius ♪ >> reporter: capturing all-time greats performing on stage in harlem at their shimmering best in 1969. the spectacular "summer of soul." ♪ i've got sunshine on a cloudy day ♪ >> reporter: directed by roots drummer and all-around music maven questlove. >> it's like we get a chance to hop in a delorean and go back in time and see these artists right on the verge of genius. but in '69, we're watching all of them on the precipice of what they're about to be. >> reporter: from a 19-year-old stevie wonder, just bursting with creativity -- ♪ oh happy days ♪ >> reporter: to the edwin hawkins singers, lifting gospel to new heights. to nina simone's stirring performance. >> are you ready, black people, are you ready? >> reporter: smartly done segments define the era and bring additional meaning to the music, performed at the harlem cultural festival over six sundays in the

included former presidents george w bush and barack obama, former secretary of state james baker connellye rice and hillary clinton among others, former u.s. secretary of state madeleine albright had these words to say about her friendship with count beneath that glossy exterior of warriors statesman was one of the gentlest and most decent people any of us will ever meet as i to know him, i came to view colin powell as a figure who almost transcended time for his virtues were home merit honesty dignity loyalty and an unshakable commitment to his calling and word. how died october 18 student complication complications, rather from covid-19 at the age of 84. >> he had been vaccinated against coronavirus. but his family said his immune system have been compromised by blood cancer. what she had been undergoing treatment. >> still ahead tonight on kron, 4 news at 6. the state of california has billions of dollars in unclaimed cash and assets. what you can do to find out if the golden state owes you. >> state warriors chasing the top spot in the western conference. kylen mills has details on th

but compared to 8 years ago, the situation is very different into far as the connelly's army is not nearly as strong as it was at that moment when it had some substantial support from un peacekeepers and some foreign support. it also comes at a time where eastern congo is relatively insecure to other groups. the adf, another one called cadet co, just to the north of this area, have been attacking a lot of towns and villages and ambush in vehicles on the road. in recent years, the area is generally less stable. we don't know how strong in 23 is at this moment with the has any foreign before, as it was widely believed to have before the us is reopened its borders to vaccinated travelers for the 1st time in 20 months. visitors from more than 30 countries, including the u. k. china and the e. u. had been ban since early 2020. when pandemic restrictions began. i can now enter with a negative co 19 test. the mexico us porter is also open. 15000000 people crossed into the united states or mexico in 2019, before the pandemic plan. borders between the us and canada have also reopened kimberly's on

what it aims are, but compared to 8 years ago, the situation is very different in so far as the connelly's army is not nearly as strong as it was at that moment when it had some substantial support from un peacekeepers and them foreign support. and also this comes at a time where eastern congress is relatively insecure to other groups. the adf, another one called cadet co, just to the north of this area, have been attacking a lot of towns and villages and ambush in vehicles on the road. in recent years, the area is generally less stable. we don't know how strong in 23 is at this moment with the has any foreign support as it was widely believed to have before. thank you so much malcolm lab reporting from ruby canals, plenty morehead on the all desert his hour, including a show of support for the future government, hundreds of thousands rally as rebels groups threatened to march on the capital of the south. i think we'll be here. i just don't think we'll look the same. taking action on raising sea level. we look at the city is battling to keep the water at bay. but a very important redbull s

so people of the sixties and seventies have maps like michael kane, sean connelly, peter o'toole, all from real. what can class are humble backgrounds and like yourself? i think certainly in the u. k becoming a min gentrified man. well, it has been moving that way in many ways. i don't, you know, it's very hard to, you know, i'd say easy to accuse you know, the public school system because they have a lot of money. so they have fantastic cancer resources. and apparently the kid is both in harrow and eaten are phenomenal. and of course kids get into that at the red main benefit comes batch, dominant west. they're all public schoolboys and that's fine. i've got nothing against that. i like what you have to understand, you know, we've been younger than me, but what you have to understand is the sixty's was the time of tremendous social mobility. there was never anything like it. there's never been anything like it since. and the certainly wasn't anything like it before, because as we rightly said, that the end of the great cry was 15 years of tori mas rule, which was often the labor gove

this goes to damian sassower's point that the fed is the banker to the world and they are looking connellycally, -- they are looking not only domestically, but if they hike rates twice, what would that do? with that trigger the crisis you are talking about in the developing world? megan: we have seen that if the fed hikes rates everywhere will co-op. that is certainly the case for emerging markets. while em sovereigns have been better about issuing a local currency, the private sector has not necessarily. it depends on which country, but a lot of that debt is issued in u.s. dollars. as borrowing costs go up for the u.s. they rise everywhere else in the currency implications make it harder for em countries to service that debt. tom: what do you think we are seeing in the season of outlooks is almost a lack of consensus. the bottom line is everybody is all over the map right now. is that unusual? megan: it is not unusual in a pandemic. none of us know where the economy is going unless we work out what happens with the virus, that is one massive piece of uncertainty. we have never been throug

our chris connelly sat down with the stars. >> she has something that i think is amazing which is andefiance. "passing" based on a 1929 novel, it's one of the critically acclaimed films, the directing debut of actress rebecca hall. "passing" is for one group to be mistaken for another. passing as a white woman, offered access to a world of privileges. >> it's not an objection of your blackness. it's a way to survive. it was a secret, and people had to leave their histories behind, leave their families behind, leave their bloodlines behind, but really that's not possible. it will follow you. >> i think so often in the history of american cinema, there is this idea of moralizing the person that decides to pass something that is bad. i think the book was so much more about just passing in terms of the racial construct. it was about the ways in which we all pass. >> lots of people pass all the time. >> it's easy for a negro to pass for a white. i'm not sure if it's easy for a white person to pass for colored. >> reporter: her childhood friend irene is prominent in harlem society, a prosp

former secretary of state james baker also connelly some rice and hillary clinton among others. 18th due to complications from covid-19 at the age of 84 he had been vaccinated against coronavirus but his family said his immune system been compromised by blood cancer. what she had been undergoing treatment. >> coming up. if you have not started your holiday shopping yet you may want to get started as soon as possible. consumer experts will tell you where to find the best deals. >> packers quarterback aaron rodgers under fire for defending his decision not to get vaccinated and his deceptive comments about being immunized. we have a clip of >> tonight. we're learning more about the former las vegas raider henry ruggs, the 3rd and the conditions of his house arrest as he awaits trial. wreg's is being tested for alcohol 4 times a day while on house arrest. he's accused of driving a 156 miles an hour before crashing his car and killing another driver and her dog in court on wednesday. rugs was sitting in a wheelchair with a neck. brace while he is on currently on under a court order.

chris connelly sat down with them and director ridley scott. >> reporter: ridley scott's "house of gucci person but i am fair. i subscribe to unconventional punishment. >> reporter: lady gaga's patrizia reggiani weds and connives with adam driver's maurizio gucci only to face rejection and seek revenge. >> don't miss. >> she found maurizio gucci not looking to marry rich but she found him and she fell in love with him. it was, you know, 50% love and then 50% what it could be. >> you're drawn into a world you didn't expect to be in from love. >> yeah, that's what is attractive about him. he follows his heart to eventually he kind of becomes his own person, at least in his mind and that's kind of his downfall. >> this is serious and you're laughing it off. >> at least it's my name on the mugs, not yours. >> our name, sweetie. on junk! >> reporter: why is she so compelling on screen? >> because she's a great actress and that's all there is to it. >> thanks, al. >> that's al pacino calling you a great actress. >> that's probably one of the greatest things that's ever happened to me, ridley s

connelly and others. and garner of course. so it is interesting that he had this small circle of people. jackson, jackson was one of the people who stood by the president. >> jackson in that man, his memoir that was never published in his lifetime but i have a lot to find the manuscript and the families support in publishing it. he in about four pages tells his experience with court packing and he recounts going over to the white house for a meeting that energy in february when this has been an ounce and it's also a bumpy start and jackson's telling the president before you go fishing , before you head out washington you need to have another crack at explaining this because a pile of address tertiary is not carrying the day and roosevelt according to jackson park and said that really is s a pretty terrible explanation, isn't it? then he went into a fireside chat and started to tell the truth and it was more of a political process that had a chance thereafter. >> we've had a lot of questions coming in but iwant to jump up . the

richard connelly who served as control in the city government and commissioner of parks, neither of these positions suggest great political power. not at this time, he is more minor, unelected bureaucratic position and commissioner of parks, these were much more important because these were positions that dealt with finances and jobs. so half of the tweed ring is irish catholic but more importantly, rank and file was overwhelmingly irish catholic. tweed was seen as our champion, tweed was seen by irish catholics themselves promote the possibilities of the new world put aside resentment, they didn't say we are not were to support presbyterian. no, they supported him because he supported them. but there was undoubtedly truly corruption, at least financial corruption at the heart of this relationship. in 1871, the new york times charged tweed for having mood new york city treasury to the tune of $45 million. that may be chump change these days but at the time, it amounted to greater than the entire annual u.s. federal budget before this civil war so it's a lot of money. at the time of the in

commissioner connelly and director pawn who has been so in terms of working with our office and being able to navigate through the challenging times during the i.c.e. raids and i'm interested in working with the commission now because in my role in work with immigrant and to acknowledge the commission's current work on stopping a.p.i. hate. i've met with a professor from s.f. state one of the co-founders of the stop a.p.i. hate center and i think the commission is incredible and the fact that we even have an immigrant rights commission is exceptional. i think i have a lot of to add and i want to leave some time for questions. if supervisors have any questions for me, i'd be answer them. >> thank you mr. latt for your willingness to serve and reaching out and talking to me on friday and i appreciate the conversation we were able to have and i don't have further questions. supervisor chan, any comments, questions? no. looks like we're good. mr. latt you can go back to doing the work for san francisco state and have a good morning. >> you too, supervisor. >> great. okay. working my way d

connelly. >> thank you, madam chairwoman.rofessor, article five of the constitution reads, and i quote, two thirds of the houses shall deem it necessary and propose amendments to the constitution that shall be valid to all intents and purposes as part of the constitution when ratified by three fourths of the several states. is that correct? >> that's correct. thank you for reading the text. >> of the text always helps. is that in any way a modified or referred by any other language? has the era been ratified by the legislatures of three fourths of the states? >> yes. virginia being the 38th. you can confirm that. so have we not met the standard of the constitution? >> we have met the standard of the constitution. >> why wouldn't it be subject to the same criteria of the preceding constitution? >> it took years to get the congressional pay amendment and the timing isn't written into the text of the constitution. it's in the preamble. what is your opinion about the legal binding nature of such statutory limitations. that is not