jeff angel predicts that the earth will one day be a tourist attraction as humans will student habit space. once he's talking about or going to clown on him a little bit and we'll discuss it seriously. we got a lot to do. so let's get to it. and we begin with a vote in the us house that was really months in the making. the house voting to approve the 1.75 trillion dollar social policy and climate change bill friday morning in advance is a key piece. a president, jo biden's, economic agenda, the bill back better. bill passed by a vote of 220 to 213 mostly along party lines with one democrat boating, a get that democrats initially hoped to pass the bill thursday evening. but an hour's long speeches, lea, a filibuster by house, minority leader, kevin mccarthy slamming the legislation prompted democrats to postpone the vote until friday after 8 am. let me be clear. never in american history has so much been spent at one time. at one time, never in american history will so many taxes be raised and so much borrowing be need to be needed to pay for all this reckless spending. so that vote p

jeff paul is on this story live from los angeles. jeff. >> yeah, this has been a long time coming. this started several months ago. we started coming to the hearings in downtown l.a. little by little, britney spears and her team chipping away at this conservatorship. now it's all over. she's been under this strict conservatorship for 13 plus years. it's now dissolved for her personal life and her financial aspects of her life involving her money. you can hear in the background the excitement from the hundreds of free briteny folks. they brought this to attention shortly after britney spears said she would go on a hiatus in 2019. they started looking at the conservatorship. there was a documentary and brought this movement nationwide. britney spears, the pivotal moment in this involves britney spears getting an attorney to represent her own interests. that's when she stated for the first time in a court setting that she found this conservatorship abusive and she wanted out, she wanted her freedom. so now she has that. one quick note th

let's go to los angeles. jeff paul is following all of this. jeff? >> yeah, neil. pears and her life getting underway here in downtown los angeles. this could be a pivotal moment for her life. you think about it, for the last 13 plus years, she hasn't had much control over not only her finances but her personal life decisions. she's cleared one of the big hurdles and that is getting her father removed as the conservator in this agreement. that happened in sort of an odd way. public comments from her saying it was abusive and jamie spears filed some paperwork saying that he wanted to be off. the judge then decided to suspect jamie spears. so the judge must make a decision on two aspects of this conservatorship. will she have freedom to make choices as a person and will she have control over her finances or her money. attorneys not involved with this case suspect it could come down to her mental health. >> it's difficult to get a conservatorship terminated because it was granted in the first place based on mental health issues. so unless you can prove to the court tha

a judge in los angeles officially announcing the decision just a short time ago. correspondent jeffaul is live in los angeles right now. good evening, jeff. >> good evening, bret. britney spears reacting moments ago on twitter saying, quote: good god i love my fans so much. it's crazy. best day ever. that's in part because tomorrow for the first time in more than a decade, spears is going to wake up with the freedom to make decisions both financially and with her personal life. now, also kicked off in 2019 when britney spears announced that she was going to take a hiatus. that's when a amount of her fans began to take a second look and question what was going on with her life. they soon began to highlight the strict orders she was living under which led them to the widely watched documentary causing public outrage that pressure pushed several key court hearings into the public life where britney spears publicly said on the record that the conservative shop was, quote, abusive. she wanted to be free. her newly picked attorney began to vouch for her wishes, her father then filed a pet

left at the place where you work by jeff yeager, who is just a six hour drive away in los angeles. >> when all of you pieces -- of and katie are executed for treason, what are your families going to do in a living in a world in which they know that their family members were some of the biggest pieces -- of that ever existed on the planet. go -- yourselves. trump is still your president and god bless america you -- traders. >> what is jeff yeager's family going to do about his sickness? who is going to help him. who is going to stop him. trump is not anyone's president. and jeff yeager is, like donald trump, a cowardly man. twisted by reach full stupidity. joining us now is the democratic secretary of state of arizona, katie hobbs we, she is running for governor of arizona. secretary katie hobbs it is always amazing to meet and to see you when you appear on this program as you always have that small. you are always upbeat about the way your work is going and what you have to do next. and now that we're able to hear the kinds of phone calls that you are getting on basically a daily basi

jeff yeager. a 56-year-old self-employed electrician in los angeles, california. >> when katie the [ bleep ] is executed for treason, what do you [ bleep ] traitors going to be doing for work? [ bleep ] you, useless, lying, corrupt, un-american, evil pieces of [ bleep ]. your day is coming. >> he was addressing that katie hobbs' staff, the secretary of state's office, calling across state lines like that to threaten people's lives is a federal crime. the two men who placed these calls have not been contacted by any local, state or federal law enforcement. they were contacted by a reporting team at reuters who have issued a chilling report on what is happening to election officials like katie hobbs and others and other government officials who are receiving threats like this all the time. reuters reports that they have, quote, documented nearly 800 intimidating messages to election officials in 12 states, including more than 100 that could warrant prosecution, according to legal experts. the two men who placed the calls that you just heard were interviewed by reuters. and we're not apologetic. jamie fial

so when you look at madison and the federalist paper, about how men aren't angels, there's a picture of jeffs really got to go and tell the truth about what happened because his role looks really, really serious and it's certainly not something protected by executive privilege. >> and then there's the structural questions. do you see anything coming out from all of this that suggests there should be some more concrete reform so that the doj is not as contactable, persuadable from a tyrant who wants to use it? >> there is a structural set of rules and one of my first jobs at the justice department was to draft those rules, and they require basically only the deputy attorney general or the attorney general to communicate with the white house on any serious matter, and obviously that was blown apart by the trump administration. but as i understand it, merrick garland has resumed that policy. so i think that's necessary. but more generally, ari, you look at investigation after investigation, they've taken so long. we're almost a year after january 6th. we've also got the new york investigations

jeff paul joins us live from los angeles with the latest. >> we saw it done in movies and heard aboutere in california to prevent a potential space disaster involving asteroids. we want to emphasize this is just a test. a space rock is not threatening to smash into earth. this exercise gives nasa a chance to see if smashing a spacecraft into something is an effective method to change the course of an earth threatening asteroid. tell target a small moon. it will crash into the moon to change its orbit. it could be a proven method to push asteroids away that are threatening earth. >> we don't want to be in a situation where an asteroid is headed to earth and then have to test this capability. we want to think about how the spacecraft works and what the reaction will be by the asteroids to the impact before we ever get in a situation like that. >> dart will launch later in the month. the collision won't take place until late 2020. john, this is just a test. no current threat. >> john: all right, i was cueing up aerosmith's don't want to miss a thing. sandra, extinction level events. >> s

so, i was doing angel investing while i was the founding ceo and the co-founder of linkedin. but i didn't start venture investing until after i had hired jeffto be the ceo of linkedin. david: and linkedin openly was sold to microsoft for roughly $26 billion, or something like that. did you ever anticipate something like that when you started the company or helped to start the company? reid: so, one of the things to think about when you are strategizing, and my first book has this framework called abc planning. think about the spread of outcomes. what is the great possible outcome? what is the worst outcome? what are the intermediate outcomes? what are the things that change the landscape of it? so, i always knew that linkedin could be a network as a platform that would be transformative. and i also knew that it was the kind of thing that most aligned with microsoft's mission. so, did that mean that i knew microsoft was going to end up buying it for the largest acquisition in its history? the answer is no. i thought it was a possibility. it was it was an outcome. it wasn't the goal. the goal was building something that enabled every individu

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jeff bezos asked him about writing on board. the blue origin. why he turned down the offer. >> a museum exploring the life of tupac is coming to los angeles in januaryve experience titled tupac chic or wake me when i'm free. we'll cover the life. the music and the legacy of the late rapper will open january 21st at canvas at la live to pok, by the way, to lift in marin city for that 5 years late 80's early 90's. >> last month. you remember this. so william shatner became the oldest person to travel to space. but while on jimmy kimmel, tom hanks revealed that jeff bezos first asked him about riding on board the blue origin citizen. is it true that you were asked to go to space by jeff bezos before williams. oh yeah. provided i i like 28 million bucks or something like that. i was doing good. jimmy on doing good. but i paid 28 bucks. you know what we could simulate the experience sure of going to space right now. it's about a 12 minute flight is not about it. 12 minute like, okay, this is we can all do it in our seats right. just leave your back like this act like this. and haha. >> but you don't get a look out the window town but aside he aided joked

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angeles, thank you, christina. >> griff: reaction still poirier and then after jury found three men guilty in the murder of ahmed albury. facing the possibility of life in prison. hey, jeffhe mural here in brunswick, georgia, that honors the life of a model albury. throughout the day, we see all sorts of people show up here and pay their respects including ahmed albury's mother. they came to directly after that verdict came in that all three men were found guilty of murder. >> ahmed albury! >> demonstrated what the child was going on, they say they are relieved to know that the three men who were on trial for the death of ahmed albury will be held accountable. they will likely spend the rest of their lives in prison, but it is expected the lawyers for the defendants will file for an appeal. legal experts say he is not out of the ordinary for motions for new trials to be filed. they believe their appeal could simply rest on the location of the latest trial. >> everybody knew this was a high-profile case. everybody knew there was going to be media, people on the courthouse steps. if there's an appeal in this case, the failure to move the trial from brunswick will be a basi