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chloe melas has the story. >> reporter: a ground breaking moment for britney spears. to hire her own attorney. now representing spears is former federal prosecutor matthew rosengard. >> 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 comes after the resignation after spears court appointed lawyer this month. exactly three weeks after spears' 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 has been the co-conservator of her estimate $60 million estate since 2008 and did not respond to the request for comment. the grammy award winning artist calling it cruelty and saying

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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

when they speak to you immediately, and then an agent's waiting for me outside size one, i'm jackie mela. this was locked wall. this is hollywood. this is what i want. and here it is. the sort of begins a lonely teenager had finally got the attention he craved. beyond malice, fantasy fear, the spreading that it's trailing on terrorist could threaten the nation. as wild suspicion spreads the lebanese community field under attack, as the war on terror rages as trailing bond. becky miller is depressed and stacking shelves in the local supermarket, but to the intelligent services. he's a potential terrorist. i was dumb, stupid, on educated, over the full, rebellious i'm sitting and then all these questions or to view the annoying 11 or to view some of been loudon. do you support terrorism? a thinking of participating in environments? i said no, i'm not part of it, but on the other hand, if you had is declared, then i have to take as one teenager enjoys his 15 minutes of fame. the lebanese community feel the brunt of new anti terrorist laws. as part of the war on terror at hon. a strain to en

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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

nbc news correspondent ricky melas explains why. >> 11 year old chloe downing never met her grandfathero 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 melas, thank you so much. >>> not only are the arguments against covid vaccines politically drivenery old. john avalon with a reality check. >> politicizing a pandemic is one of the dumbest things anyone can do. but that's what we've seen during the covid crisis. even now as vaccines have proven their effectiveness, saving as many as 279,000 lives according to research estimates, we still see roughly one-third of those eligible refusing to get vaccinated. and with the delta variant spreading like wildfire among the unvaccinated, we seem headed towards a wave of self-inflicted tragedies. vaccine hesitancy can have a lot of causes. under the broad umbrella is a specific strain of anti-vaxxers folks who tap into the paranoid style of science, we've seen it in the strange nexus between anti-vaxxers in qanon amplified in the stop the steal movement. we see it in anti-vaxx rants. maybe it gets in the way of nature's plan to kill the weakest among us. sometimes it takes the form of state policies like tennessee, trying to stop vaccine promotion among teens, not just for covid, but for oth