and my father has known this my father knows that his rights were violated. that's why he decided to step out of the trial. and this is all political, my father's, a political prisoners. the charges are completely invented. we had a mock website report, your father being giving a quote saying the time has come for us to use any means possible to bring about change in rewan to as all political means have been tried and failed. now that is very provocative. language of a strong language for any government to stomach, did you or your family ever try to dissuade your father from taking such a strong stance against that gama government given the potential results of potential outcomes that we're seeing on so and can we even have known for many years that can gamma uses illegal methods to silence people. i mean, he's tried to assassinate my or my father knew that could get me wanted to kill him . they've broken into our home. he's gone after him at his events, when my father was speaking on human rights, the university got me centered people to try to follow and in

eric, my father or brother your father, so he passed away in november 2016. that's from eldon taylor. facebook, eric taylor's profile is still active about a year before his death. it shows him cradling what looks like his grandchild. and it looks like he's smiling. and someone says, you look like a father that knows about changing nephew making a bottle and breaking a child's when it was and my son knows absolutely nothing about his grandfather. i struggled to raise my son today. there's been many days when i have no clue as to whether what i'm doing in raising my son, whether i'm doing the right thing as a father. because this boss had here took my father away from me. dr. me is holding his grandson or grandchild eric kayla. and the blue one that had anything to do with my father's death, they must all be investigated. they must be prosecuted, and they must be convicted for taking my father away from me. okay, cool. thank you. right off the all that's transpired. laconia decides it's time for him to travel back to credit his childhood home. it's back there

. >> and my father.ago today god called you home and our lives have changed since then, but the love and memory shall never pass away. there is not enough time to explain incredible man you were, you inspired me to be the parent i am, and i thank god for the years i had with you. dad, made her heart continued to beat through those who are still here, and all of the good you have done the legacy that continues to live on. god bless you all and god bless america. >> and my sister, my beloved sister diane gladstone. extended family misses you and loves you every day, your nieces miss you, your great-niece misses you and will love you forever. >> neil matthew dollard. >> james domanico. >> benilda pascua domingo. >> alberto dominguez. >> carlos dominguez. >> jerome mark patrick dominguez. >> kevin w. donnelly. >> jacqueline donovan. >> william h. donovan. >> stephen scott dorf. >> thomas dowd. >> kevin christopher dowdell. >> mary yolanda dowling. >> raymond matthew downey, sr. >> frank joseph doyle. >> jose

my father was twin and i might. and shockingly for lots of murder, is just one of hundreds from the parted era that have yet to be prosecuted. the question is just want to pull, was the intelligence con i would vonny that human rights lawyer has been pursuing these cases for decades. e t r c, and that i have a list of some 400 cases as far back as the light, 900 ninety's next to nothing has happened since those those families of course have been pushing for answers, particularly in cases where amnesty was denied. mr. taylor, have a look at paragraph for every taylor was one of those was denied amnesty and part because he wouldn't reveal given him his orders. if this is through. every possible lies have been, has been told to this committee, but the state chose not to prosecute men like eric taylor in all those above him. they chose not to because a political decision was taken at the highest political level post 2002. and that decision was there will be no justice in any of these cases, prosecutors and police invest

guys, i'm so sorry for the loss of your father. it's such a tragedy and i know it's been hard on both of you and katie, he just moved you into college like a month ago, right? >> yes, it was one month ago that he was completely healthy, helping me move all my furniture into my first apartment, doing all the heavy lifting for me. >> he moved you in, this is your first apartment at college, i might add. he moved you in there, he stayed the night with you and what did he say to you as he was leaving? >> he gave me a really big hug and he said "i'm proud of you, katie bug." he walked out my front door, and if i had known that that was going to be my last time seeing my dad in person alive and well, i don't think i would have let go of him. >> why was he so hesitant to get vaccinated, katie? >> there's multiple reasons, i think. one of which was some of the media that he ingested. he wasn't by any means far right. he was right in the middle, and he consumed media from both sides, and just some of the misinformation on one of those sides

it was an act of terrorism that took my father.re to protect the city of new york, and the citizens. "you may have taken my father from me, but the passion in the blood is still there." >> john palombo: i'm john palombo, i work in 92 engine in south bronx. >> tommy palombo: i'm tommy palombo, i work in 69 engine in harlem. >> pelley: john, how old were you on 9/11? >> john palombo: i was a week away from being eight years old. >> tommy palombo: and i was nine. >> pelley: how many kids in the palombo family? >> john palombo: there's ten of us. eight boys and two girls. >> pelley: the palombo brothers' dad, frank palombo, was 46 when he died-- ladder 105. in a sense, it wasn't 9/11 that made the palombo boys firefighters, it was september the 12th, and all the days that followed. >> john palombo: my dad's brothers and sisters in the firehouse, they cooked for us. they drove us places. they took us to six flags. i remember going on their shoulders and, you know, they'd take us by the arms and spin us in circles. >> pelley: the firehou

i lost my father james wearing.ily and neighbors and communities around us. it was really nice to have whether it was going to a baseball game or help -- someone helping me write a college essay or later on career guidance. >> i'm wondering what you think your fathers, you all lost your fathers, how they would want you, us, to commemorate this day. >> because i was younger at the time, i obviously didn't know them that well. i think they would want me to enjoy my life and just to surround myself with good people. and you know, just keep on track. that's what they would want. >> my father was always known for having a really big smile always. i think something he'd want me to continue doing. i guess be positive. which i try to do. obviously that's tough sometimes. but i try to stay in the moment more, enjoy what's in front of me, family, friends. >> that day didn't affect me only emotionally, it affected me physically, too, with the loss of my vision five months later. i wish i could do some of the things my dad love

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and expounding everything that he says that my father says that my father believes in jack has read so much he's definitely the reader of the family he is trying to understand what's happening between communist and fascism particular in europe and how that's going to affect america. he was definitely very clearheaded internationalist thinker. how is joe going to achieve this, he's been buddies with a lot of the press a lot of the time and he's coming back to john hopkins hospital for floor surgery because nobody's been able to figure out what's wrong with him, he is very ill and he hears that he's going to retire so joe asks the washington chief of the new york times to help them get the word out, he's the best man for this job and retiring by the end of the job instead, i have to say at this point he claims in his memoir he never received any financial benefit from joe kennedy, that's only if you don't count the $25000 a year he got that that europe and palm beach. i also need to say i don't think near times is aware of that relationship. these are three men that are going to make

his father, prince oscar, that an adult was the son of king oscar. the 2nd king of sweden and norway. ah, at school in stockholm focus showed himself to be practice rather than intellectual . a gifted linguist, he spoke fluent english, french, and german. was a talent he would put to good use in later life. i in 1918. he graduated from the military academy of calvo, a skilled horseman. he rose to the rank of major india elite dragoon cavalry unit. i but not long after his marriage, he was forced to resign his commission on medical grounds. ah, shortly after, when the boots were absorbed in the swedish army, an adult decided to rent that drug goon garden is units for my headquarters. i spell the 1000000 as daughter transforms this military office into a luxurious home fit for a prince. oh but in 1934 family life dragoon garden was struck by tragedy. the couples 3rd son, frederick died shortly after his birth. 2 years later, the eldest son, gustav died. he was just 6 years old. ah . after the last 2 of his son's camp and adults decided to see can goal

britney spears's father. ok, but the question _ britney spears's father.ears's father. ok, but the question i asked is is conservatorship in her interest in your view? it conservatorship in her interest in your view?— conservatorship in her interest in your view? it doesn't matter what i think, — in your view? it doesn't matter what | think, it _ in your view? it doesn't matter what i think, it doesn't - in your view? it doesn't matter what i think, it doesn't matter| what i think, it doesn't matter what i think, it doesn't matter what you think. it what i think, it doesn't matter what you think.— what i think, it doesn't matter what you think.- it - what you think. it does! it matters — what you think. it does! it matters what _ what you think. it does! it matters what britney - what you think. it does! it i matters what britney wants, what you think. it does! it - matters what britney wants, and i think that in her interest... we need to listen to her and believe her. there are those people that say, if she gets total freedom people that say, if she gets

he described the relationship between father and daughter as cruel, toxic and abusive.s been suspended as the conservator and an accountant has been put in place in the meantime. in another hearing in six weeks, discussions will be held on how to end this conservatorship altogether after 13 years. just explain how this conservatorship works. there was one for her person and one for her finances. that's right. the main person in all of this has beenjamie spears, britney's father, he has had control of the purse strings, the $60 million estate. the relationship between the two where britney spears in a very emotional testimony in court a few months ago said the whole arrangement was abusive. she accused her father and others from preventing herfrom having more children and seeing her friends and so on. i asked her lawyer whether in order to end the conservatorship as is typical britney spears would have to undergo some sort of psychiatric evaluation. he said that was probably going to be avoided because both sides had intimated it wasn't necessarily required now. but goin

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he away and i'm not in touch with my father since then.- my father since then. also has not called anyone - my father since then. he also has not called anyone home, | has not called anyone home, fearing it will give his location away to the taliban. but the place at the hazaras has led to is also not safe for them. the community quite openly refers to quetta as a graveyard for hazaras because in the past they have killed many in the community, and most of whom are buried here. this couple packed in haste whatever belongings they could gather. it is not the first time they have fled. when the taliban came to power in 1996, their families fled. now, they are fleeing again to protect their six month old son. the stories they hear it make them fearful of going back. translation: , ., ., ~ translation: they have taken our family members _ translation: they have taken our family members from - translation: they have taken| our family members from homes and we don't know whether they are dead or alive. a lot of people are missing and on each street, when you ask peopl

not a day goes by that i do not think about the father -- my father and the horrible way he was takenrd and deserve to raise his children and be with his wife. but, cowards took him from me. i think about how he should've been there for my graduation, all of them and he should be here now. i cannot change that, but i know that he is here in spirit. but, cowards talk a lot of things from us, but there are things i could not take. they cannot take our spirits, their spirits, our memories, our freedom, they cannot take our love, our country, they cannot take those that are defending it, so god bless america. god bless everyone who defends it every day to prevent another tragedy like this. thank you. [applause] >> and, my husband, engine company -- from engine company 201. not a day has gone by that i have not missed your smile. our boys are now young men, they are also proud of their incredible dad. i love you as much as the day i met you 31 years ago. they have missed you so much, and they are always with me and the boys with their full love and support, to remember and celebrate your l

the headlines: in the last few minutes, a los angeles judge has said that britney spears�* father jamesas been immediately suspended from her conservatorship. the judge sided with britney spears�*s lawyer, saying the current situation reflected a toxic environment. agreeing it was in the star's "best interests" that her father he removed. i'm joined now by sophie long live in los angeles, who is outside the court house. britney spears the lawyer has just addressed the crowd. it’s just addressed the crowd. it's a ureat just addressed the crowd. it's a great day — just addressed the crowd. it�*s a great day for britney spears. and a great day forjustice. definitely something to celebrate. but it's also a solemn day. britney spears has been faced with a decade—long nightmare, a kafkaesque nightmare, a kafkaesque nightmare orchestrated by her father and others. and i'm so proud of herfor her courage, her strength and her poignancy. and i've only been on this matterfor a and i've only been on this matter for a couple of months, but i'm proud to say we have got to know each other very well, a

i'm named after my father, scott larson. i look exactly like my father.y marks on my face to every single thing, identical. >> and exactly like his father, he's now a firefighter too, going to work every day in his father's firehouse. and did mom every say are you sure? maybe don't? >> no. she was my biggest supporter through it. i couldn't have got through the academy, what they call the 18 weeks, without her. >> without me. >> packing his lunch ever day. >> truth be told. >> make them hero. >> great men have walked this place. great men have worked here. as i continue on his legacy, try to do the best i can every day, and hopefully make me proud. >> when we come back, a mom who returns to the stage, a broadway superstar. and two 9/11 widows who channel their grief into action. don't settle. start your day with secret. secret stops odor-causing sweat 3x more. and the provitamin b5 formula is gentle on skin. with secret, outlast anything! no sweat. secret. ♪ all strength. no sweat. ♪ is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zo

father's firehouse. mom ever say, are you sure? maybe don't? >> no. she was my biggest supporter through it. i couldn't have got through the academy, what they call the 18 weeks, without her. >> without me doing his laundry and packing his lunch every day! >> reporter: truth be told. >> yeah. making the hero. >> great men have walked this place, great men have worked here. i can continue on his legacy. and i try to do the best i can every day, and hopefully it'll make him proud. >> reporter: so what about all the babies we gathered together 20 years ago? what has what has happened to them over these two decades? the howlers. the unstoppable forces of life who teach us how you can learn to remember someone you never met. oh, i had neveseen a picture of her until i got on ancestry. it was like touching the past. my great aunt signed up to serve in the union army as a field nurse. my great grandmother started a legacy of education in my family. didn't know she ran for state office. ended up opening her own

if you recall, her father just a few weeks coming.e's bees, said he would set —— step down when the time was right. the new attorney for britney spears said that they felt the father was trying to reach some sort of multi— million—dollar settlement and dangling the possibility of dissolving the conservatorship unless it was paid $2 million. now he is saying that he is willing to step down permanently and and the conservatorship and says he wants what is in the best interest of his daughter and if his daughter, britney spears, wants to end the conservatorship he believes the court should seriously consider ending the conservatorship now. the at&t byron nelson championship hands of the court? , , , ., court? yes, is coming up on september— court? yes, is coming up on september 29. _ court? yes, is coming up on september 29. and - court? yes, is coming up on september 29. and the - court? yes, is coming up on i september 29. and the hearing was meant to decide whether or not they wish to remove her father from the conservatorship and the

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and i tell them all the time, your father is really smiling up there.now it. >> reporter: chuck downey is now a deputy chief, like his father, ad joe, a battalion chief, works in his dad's old firehouse. this is your fire up here in the left? >> yes. >> reporter: where ray still has a presence. >> you always refer back to ray downey. you really do. >> reporter: but 20 years later, the downey brothers worry the rest of us might still need a remind other telephone sacrifices made by their father and the 342 other firefighters who went into those buildings that day and never came out. >> it's easy to forget. everybody says we're never going to forget. they use that term. but a lot of people do forget. and i'm not foughting them. if they're not personally connected, you could forget. >> reporter: yeah. >> so just that alone i think is part of the reason we want to give back and carry his name. and i think that goes in every firehouse. guys were friends with people that passed, and they want to keep that person's legacy alive because of their sacrifices. >>

this unexpected turn by britney's father comes a week after britney's attorney claims her father tried to extort 2 million dollars from her before stepping down as her conservator britney's attorney says it appears that britney's father is trying to avoid accountability and justice, including sitting for a sworn deposition and answering other discovery under oath in july. brittany said she wanted to press charges against your father for conservatorship abuse. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a deadly car crash caught on camera in the east bay now, people who live in this neighborhood calling on to take action to stop speeding on their street will have that story and more we get back from break. welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news. i'm reyna harvey. the time for you now for 29 a and the protein. >> 4.30. if you're hitting the road today traffic looking great. but we've got to check in with john on what's going on in the air and the the the forecast, the weather, some heat today we get a break. john. another hot one, but there is a break ahead of us, at least not as h

now, robert and his letter to his father urged his father should write her offer. he essentially did not have any idea where liz was. i actually found several entries in robert townsend's letter book during the time he was a spy, when he is purchasing liz several items. he's buying her tea and he's buying her thimble and thread. and so while he's implying to his father he does not know where liz is, he knew right where she was. now the benedict arnold treason plot happens. john andre is caught by the americans in the woods near west point. benedict arnold is able to escape on the british warship the vulture. poor john andre is hanged as a spy. now benedict arnold comes to new york city and began spy catching. he rounds up over 40 suspected spies but robert slips through and write some of his spy letters i am happy to arnold would not know my name. because there was a big round up of when arnold came to manhattan, robert closed up the shop and broke off her partnership with this man. and disappeared ellipticity for three months. when he finally came back into new yo

now, robert and his letter to his father urged his father should write her offer.ially did not have any idea where liz was. i actually found several entries in robert townsend's letter book during the time he was a spy, when he is purchasing liz several items. he's buying her tea and he's buying her thimble and thread. and so while he's implying to his father he does not know where liz is, he knew right where she was. now the benedict arnold treason plot happens. john andre is caught by the americans in the woods near west point. benedict arnold is able to escape on the british warship the vulture. poor john andre is hanged as a spy. now benedict arnold comes to new york city and began spy catching. he rounds up over 40 suspected spies but robert slips through and write some of his spy letters i am happy to arnold would not know my name. because there was a big round up of when arnold came to manhattan, robert closed up the shop and broke off her partnership with this man. and disappeared ellipticity for three months. when he finally came back into new york he move

never more so than in chicago on father's day in 2008. and what he says at that church in the south side of sugar, the apistolic church of god is the kind of speech that ted cruz could have given. the kind of speech that marco rubio could have given. and it's about fatherhood, and say what you will about barack obama, i think he's really good father and i think he's committed and sincere. his book is a testament. his memoir probably more so than any other written, a testament to the joys of father hood. and the children in america were brought up, showered with as much affection as malia sasha and it would be different. in 2008 in the speech he starts talking about, you know, we hear a lot about, oh, police brutality and racism, et cetera. if we're going to be honest with ourselves, this is what he said. if we're honest with ourselves we have to recognize that the problem is right here, too many men acting like boys, quote. too many men abandoning their children, too many boys growing up in fatherless homes, and then he goes into the stat

that they got from their fathers.had light duty that day and he took planes, trains and automobiles just to get there. that really defines the heroism of the first responders that day, that he would be -- and everybody is going the other way. >> here is the thing his name was raymond york. he was doing fire education at 30 rock. hearse fireman ray for the little kids because he had injured himself. but when he heard it, he got on a news truck coming from here, they stopped him the news truck couldn't go farther. he got out and got in an ambulance. >> that's the story right there. >> yeah. >> we want to thank the 9/11 museum and nonprofit answer the call for these first responders. they touched my heart. >> that was beautifully shot, too. >> beautifully done. >>> it is now 19 minutes after the hour hey, mr. roker >>> let's take a look at what's going on for today storms down in florida, mindy is out of here, no problems plenty of sunshine, great lakes, mid-atlantic. gorgeous day here in the northeast. morning showers m

a los angeles judge suspends the father of britney spears from his 13—years—long role as the controllerthe singer's business affairs. it's a great day for britney spears and it's a great day for justice. there is definitely something celebrate. families ofthe something celebrate. families of the beirut _ something celebrate. families of the beirut port _ something celebrate. families of the beirut port blast - of the beirut port blast victims stage of protest at the suspension of an enquiry into the disaster. a policeman who strangled sarah everard after falsely imprisoning and kidnapping her is facing a whole life sentence. the us says 23 species can no longer be found anywhere on earth. welcome to our viewers around the world. a los angeles judge has said that britney spears' father jamie has been immediately suspended from her conservatorship. the judge sided with britney spears's lawyer, saying the current situation reflected a toxic environment. the new saw a rapturous response from the die—hard britney spears fans gathered outside the court room. b, britney spears fans gathered ou

britney spears is no longer under the control of her father. the final hurdle before she's free of a conservatorship. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with a last-minute deal to avoid a government shutdown tonight. democrats and republicans have agreed on legislation to fund the government until early december. so it's expected to be approved by the senate and the house today, but their work is far from over. laura podesta has the latest from new york. laura, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yes, they still have to vote on this new short-term budget deal today, and it doesn't address the looming deadline to raise the debt ceiling, so lawmakers still have to hammer out a deal there before the u.s. defaults on october 18th. plus, there's all of those infrastructure deals they still have to work out. congress has a deal to keep the government open. >> we are ready to move forward. we have an agreement o on the c the continuing resolution, to prevent a government shutdown. >> reporter: the house and sena

that is my father's writing. i want to hug you.irtual hug. >> virtual hug, as well. >> thank you. thank you for being there. in that time. i know it was chaotic. it was probably very crazy. >> reporter: mark says he never forgot about lloyd england over the past 20 years. >> but mostly, we reflected on how cherished life is. and how close someone can be to having that taken away from them. >> that was shomari stone reporting. nancy plans to go to her father's grave in northern virginia to pay tribute to him today. and now, she says she will tell him about meeting mark. we are back in two minutes. >>> but first, another live look at new york. >>> ahead for us from the 9/11 memorial, america remembers the lives lost 20 years ago. an emotional plea for unity from former-president bush, and students who survived 9/11 dedicate their lives to service. that and more on "nightly news." - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's i

the key thing — identity of their father. the key thing is _ identity of their father.ng is not that - identity of their father. tue: key thing is not that this allows marriage for all, but it allows marriage for all, but it allows children for all. children have a right to a father and a mother. but the swiss government to support same—sex marriage and that is an important signalfor these an important signal for these couples an important signalfor these couples still waiting to have their relationship recognised. it means everything because the person that i'm in love with and the biggest love of my life and the biggest love of my life and so, to me, it will be the best thing to get married with him. and opinion polls show voters are likely to say i do to same—sex marriage and for many couples here, those wedding bells could be ringing very soon. in the world of sport. anthonyjoshua has been defeated by the ukrainian boxer 0leksandr usyk the new heavyweight champion. usyk won on points. ina in a crowd of 60,000 spectators here in london. ten mi.2 nearly 2000 people fa

. >> a judge ruling for the pop star, taking a page from her songbook, calling her father's role in theonservatorship toxic. ♪ don't you know that you're toxic ♪ >> a major step toward the singer taking control. >>> plus america strong. the proud couple paying it forward to recently arrived afghan refugees. >> being able to give him that hope is really powerful for me. >> sharing their part of the american dream. with mucinex all-in-one you've got unbeatable relief from your worst cold and flu symptoms. so when you need to show your cold who's boss, grab mucinex all-in-one... and get back to your rhythm. feel the power. beat the symptoms fast. let's create your trademark style at macy's vip sale with an extra 30% off top designers. plus, 15% off fragrances, skincare, makeup and more... now at macy's. ♪ >>> good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm phil lipof. britney spears' lead attorney calls it a decade-long nightmare, and today it ended. the judge ordering removal of the singer's father from control of her finances and her personal affairs. her fans couldn't be happier. her

i this extraordinary control of her father? , , , father? i is this even possible?r? i is this even possible? thej court places conservatorship in 2011 when britney spears was going through a very public meltdown and battling many mental health issues. that conservatorship doesn't seem to have changed since that time. britney has gotten better, the conservatorships and the confines of not gotten better. what was it about her previous lawyer there was a problem because it seems to me, looking from the outside, she got a new lawyer a few months ago and everything is happened in a hurry. but her last lawyer had been there a long time it did not seem prepared to fight on her behalf, is that right? he didn't fight on her behalf and the attorney for her father and the conservator seemed to get along and agree for much of the conservatorship, that is why the judge didn't provide much oversight when the parties litigation agree on everything, thejudge when the parties litigation agree on everything, the judge seems to be hands—off, does not really going to the nitty—gritty

now he would bookend the case against his father.a child. >> coming up -- >> i called my mom. >> you see him trying to hold back that anguish. >> the showdown 26 years in the making. >> did you in fact harm your wife? >> absolutely not. >> would the jury believe father or son? when "dateline" continues. feeling stressed in your skin? not with olay retinol body wash. which improves skin 3x better. from dry and stressed, to bright and smooth. so, i can feel my best in my skin. olay body. fearless in my skin. with less moderate-to-severe eczema why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within. with dupixent adults saw long-lasting, clearer skin and significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infection. if you take asthma medicines don't change or stop them without talking to your doctor. talk to your doctor about dupixent.

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he described the relationship between the father and daughter as cruel, toxic and abusive.ars has been suspended as conservative as you have heard, an accountant of britney spears's choosing has been put in place in the meantime and another hearing is due to take pace in six weeks time in which presumably discussions will be held on how to end this conservatorship altogether after some 13 years. just explain about how this conservatorship works, because there was one for her person, as they describe, and one for her finances, as they describe, and one for herfinances, wasn't as they describe, and one for her finances, wasn't there? that is right, and the main person in all of this has been jamie spears, britney spears's father. he has had control of the purse strings, had control of that $60 million estate, and the relationship between the two has completely broken down it seems in recent years to the point where britney spears, in a very emotional testimony in court a few months ago, has said the whole arrangement was abusive, she accused herfather and others of preventing

he was the father of her children.ildren's lives. >> it's not crazy that police looked at pam. >> absolutely not. >> they had a contentious relationship. she got serious money out of that life insurance settlement. she was associated with a guy who police believe was responsible for planting the bomb. >> there is absolutely no physical evidence linking ronald young to that murder or that bomb. nothing whatsoever. >> and yet, he was convicted. >> exactly. and it's a statement of how powerful an accusation can be. people now have to prove their innocence. people are presumed guilty because the press puts it out there -- >> so this is our fault? >> partly, yes. people are now presumed guilty and that's the hurdle that the defense has to overcome. >> so they set about overcoming that hurdle, preparing a vigorous defense for pam phillips, as their client readied to face a jury more than 17 years after the murder. >>> coming up -- >> wasn't ron young's dna. >> it was not. >> not pam phillips' dna? >> it was not. >> when "dat

>> you mentioned "father of the bride."e frank, one of the great characters in movie history. >> well -- >> you heard him. >> yeah. i heard it. i didn't want to hear it. >> i went to a wedding, after we stopped shooting, i won't tell you who, and it was a big fancy wedding with a wedding planner and he had his initials embroidered on his shoes, i thought, we missed that. >> you know what i love about touring around with marty short? no paparazzi. >> this fall, steve and marty are back on the road, charming live audiences with their long running two-man show. >> you know, steve, of all the people i have a fake show business relationship with, i feel closest to you. >> oh, buddy. >> why do you think this has endured, this friendship and this professional partnership? >> you know, first of all, we don't talk every day. >> even when we talk, i don't necessarily listen. >> he puts the phone down. so there is that. >> he has more money and that's a seductive thing. he's, like, to me, like an older brother's older brother. >> by t