joining may not author an attorney he wrote the book michael chase is back. been following this case. part of the big takeaways from today? >> this is a pretty momentous day in conservatorship hearing. because britney got a right we all think is pretty fundamental which is the right to have the lawyer of her choosing. that has been a big hurdle from the beginning of this case. i think what is important is this lawyer could have used this opportunity to accept the appointment, go back to the war room and start working on the case of her he didn't he exit started coming out swinging mates and systematic points pretty pointed out, if jamie spears wanted to do with the best interest of his daughter, it's curious he does not just take this opportunity to voluntarily step aside. so judge, what other things might he be doing that are not in his daughter's best interest question right at that is a good first appearance a strong wind and holy set the tone. >> is not screwing around for you can hear that massive gold from jamie spears and his attorneys. brittany's dad

the man panel is back, mike chase, steven l. miller, michael starr hopkins. let's get to it let's go to lawyer number one mike chase. so tell me what does today's ruling mean? >> this is a really without prejudice. basically meeting based on the previous filing the court has said the motion to remove jamie spears will not be granted. before why? >> without president means it can be refiled again. before you can do can i do? >> you can write a shotgun with me for my license is going to be on the line here so it's my malpractice insurance is going to be involved. think we should take heart because if -- like the fundamental thing if britney can get a lawyer of her choosing which is a very important thing than she can file the petition. she did somewhat in her corner someone she can trust is listing to her nothing preventing her from filing a hearty petition to have these restrictions removed. that begins with having vigorous counsel. kennedy: this is incredible. the printing they interview the guy who originally but the judge dismissed above a medical you can't

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distinctly painterly edge, codirectors gregory kershaw and michael dweck also mount tiny cameras on the heads of the dogs to capture the thrill of the chasen cinemas now. i'll leave you with news of black widow, the latest instalment in the ever—expanding marvel cinematic universe. scarlettjoha nsson stars as natasha romanoff, a role she's previously played in umpteen marvel movies before finally getting her own belated stand—alone outing. ok, you got a plan or should i just say duck and cover? my plan was to drive us away. well, your plan sucks. florence pugh is natasha's adoptive sisterjelena, with rachel weisz and david harbour as mother and father in the russian sleeper cell family whom we meet in �*90s ohio. years later, a showdown with ray winstone's evil drakov is on the cards as our heroines go head—to—head with his red room operation, determined to free the zombie—like army of widows he's created. directed by cate shortland, whose resume includes such character—rich dramas as somersault and berlin syndrome, black widow is at its best when dealing with the dysfunctional family interactions between its central foursome, whether it'

chase won gold. the two have a special connection. they used to be training buddies. michaels is the most decorated in olympic history. he has 28 medals. 23 are gold. >> we hope you get a shot at his mantle one of these days. every olympics has his owns mascot. tokyo has two. we will check out the robotic version. the blue guy represents the olympics and the pink robot for the paralympics. they put on a show for staff. >> they answer at my speed, and that i appreciate. >> it is like a slow dance for siri. their dances are preprogrammed so i'm sure they could jam faster if we programmed them to do that. >> everything is controlled when someone moves. but if you move, they will react to it. if you wave, they will wave back. they may blow you a kiss. look at her. she's like, oh, come on. >> there is a video on social media. don't you dance? >> she dances a lot on social media. check it out. check her out. >> come on. we're trying to do something. >> thanks for joining us. "saturday night live" coming up next. have a great night. >> bye, folks.

states with its first medals of the games, both golds in the pool so chase kalisz, a data save, growing up not too far from michael phelps in maryland and another moment in the pool, this video is the teenaged tunisian winning gold in the 400 meter freestyle, 18 years of age, the team had a powerful finish to overcome the rivals to win. great video alert, this is amazing. look at the emotion there. he can scarcely believe it. he can't believe it, fighting back all the emotion there is, incredible when you reflect on the fact he was 16th best, we the 16th best time going to these olympics, that says it all those images. back to you. >> that is one reason why we love the olympics, that raw emotion. we can feel it with him. thanks so much. >>> covid cases are up nearly 68% from last week in the united states and the delta variant driving the surge is targeting the unvaccinated. just three states account for 40% of all new cases. missouri, texas and florida. florida alone accounts for one in five of new infections nationally with a stunning 73,000 reported in just the past week. governor desantis refused to put strict

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distinctly painterly edge, codirectors gregory kershaw and michael dweck also mount tiny cameras on the heads of the dogs to capture the thrill of the chaseiously played in umpteen marvel movies before finally getting her own belated stand—alone outing. ok, you got a plan or should i just say duck and cover? my plan was to drive us away. well, your plan sucks. florence pugh is natasha's adoptive sisterjelena, with rachel weisz and david harbour as mother and father in the russian sleeper cell family whom we meet in �*90s ohio. years later, a showdown with ray winstone's evil drakov is on the cards as our heroines go head—to—head with his red room operation, determined to free the zombie—like army of widows he's created. directed by cate shortland, whose resume includes such character—rich dramas as somersault and berlin syndrome, black widow is at its best when dealing with the dysfunctional family interactions between its central foursome, whether it's the mid—chase bickering betweenjohansson and pugh, both of whom are terrific, or the pathos—laden comedy of harbour�*s dejected superhero, an embarrassing dad who longs to be as celebrated

my friend >> thank you, guys i love you >> mom and dad -- >> love you, chase >> aww chase, i have to ask you, michaelship and mentorship meant to you? michael is the greatest role model in this world for me i was the luckiest 13-year-old kid in the world that got to train with michael so i've had michael -- got to bounce off ideas and questions and just about anything off of him through the years. it was awesome getting to talk to him briefly after that. but i'm about 22 olympic gold medals away from catching him. >> well, he's here and he wanted to say hi to you >> what's up, dude >> what's up, mp >> how are you doing, man? >> i'm good. >> that was -- so i texted chase yesterday and he told me he slept with his medal next to him. that story is so cool. i remember everything you've gone through to get to this point. i couldn't be prouder. >> thank you, mp and you know what you mean to me and you know what you mean to this sport it means the world that you were here in this venue personally. >> thanks, dude. i wanted to be here more than anything i'm happy i got to watch you live a childhood dream it'

michael i finone's badge and radio were stolen there help. other new video just released shows rioters harassing guards, chasing them down a hallway, threatening guards before they break into the senate chamber. this as more than a dozen current and formerest capitol police officers security officials, lawmakers and aides tell cnn that six months after the insurrection, not nearly enough has been done to address the security failures exposed. sources say the u.s. capitol police department still needs a cultural and operational overhaul and morale is really low. sense january 6, the capitol hill police have lost an average of three officers a week, quote, we're losing guys left and right, one officer told cnn. >> part of the morale issue is the fact that they didn't feel like they were prepared. and so what leadership will have to do is really communicate with the rank and file and reassure them that there are changes being put in place. but people need to see the changes, they need to feel the changes. >> reporter: meanwhile threats against lawmakers have gone up this year, and over the past few weeks, the fbi and department of homeland securi

chase kalisz delivering the first gold for america in the 400 individual medley. he's a protege of michaelird seeing phelps on dry land but he has helped him win a gold medal. they're both from maryland. he won silver in rio five years ago. a step up for him. a very rare american gold medical in fencing, only the third american gold in this sport. she did well to win it, beating the defending champion in the final. >> we'll wrap it up. gym gymnastics, people are rooting for and it's all about simone biles and the team didn't come out of the team so strong in qualifying, but they're going to get there. don't worry. >> they have qualified, but in second place, which is very, very unusual for this american gymnastics team. usually they're ruling the roost, looking down on everybody else. they made a lot of mistakes. even the great simone biles. the grace of all time. >> i like your word, recalibrate. they're going to recalibrate, too. that's okay. expectations can remain high for team usa in gymnastics. great to see you. appreciate it. >>> coming up from mary tyler moore to murphy brown and w

chase. make more of what's yours. >>> the espn usually populausuaa "the last dance" documentary captures the attention of sports fans and get a disaster it first aired last spring. it's all about the michaelgreer, the iconic dynasty with the chicago bulls. soon you can see the documentary streaming on our sister network streaming app, espn plus. jim rose from the sister station in chicago spoke with the sears director. >> reporter: the director of "the last dance" begin streaming on espn plus beginning this monday. >> went from nt from nt from nto all-time best dynasty. all you needed was one match to start the whole fire. >> the emmy documentary follows michael jordan and chicago bulls during the final championship season of 1998, revealing a world that few could see and gave us insight into one of the greatest fastball players of all time. when jordan finally gave the blessing to release the never before seen footage, the director knew that it was something special. >> it felt like a privilege. was like using stuff that was, you know, the to life. >> when people see this they will sake he was not really a nice guy and may have been a tyrant. well, that is you because you never won anyth

michael proportion of we will not know about. >> after the uprising. the government shut down the internet in most of cuba at some video on social media is still getting out. >> this video shows cuban police chasingers several human rights organizations say more than 100 people are missing on the island after the protests today. police and security forces were seen patrolling large sections of havana a tv station in spain was interviewing an independent journalists live in havana yes, you've been regime. state security showed up and demanded she come with them live on the air. do you think the u.s. should send the military and. >> well, look, i think if you look at what what rosa maria said. i think she outlined a number of very forceful steps. florida governor ron desantis did not directly answer the question but said he supports cuban advocate. rosa maria paya as recommendation that the u.s. not negotiate with the cuban dictatorship and prioritize using satellites to provide internet to cubans. some cuban americans are not willing to wait for the u.s. to help and decided to bow to cuba from miami. this group made it 12 miles offshore before being turned around. >> that was brian entin reporting

chase. make more of what's yours. >>> sleep disruptions are a problem. there is an increase in sleep problems since the pandemic started. a sleep specialist, we like that, michaeld everything upside down. people couldn't remember what day of the week it was. things all seemed to run together. why are we seeing an increase in sleep problems now? >> you know, it's interesting. so first of all, always happy to see you, gayle. it's interesting to see what's going on these days. one of the things we know now is people are off schedule quite a bit since the pandemic not having to go to work on time and things like that. that's really shifted a circadian rhythm. the other big thing is people aren't moving a lot. sleep is recovery. if we want to recover, we have to recover from some thing and if we're not moving around a lot, that could be a problem as well. also, we've seen a dramatic increase in both caffeine consumption as well as alcohol consumption both of which have dramatic effects on our sleep. it's not particularly surprising that we' s difficulties. the good news is we know what those difficulties are and we have some ideas in how to fix them. >> so what shou

michael, thank you >>> let's go to ginger. >> wor little bit stormy, anybody else, in the northeast, almost 10 inches of rain and this is what the weekend's been looking like, from my chasing northeast. >>> good morning. welcome tuesday. meteorologist mike nicco, increasing sunshine through the bay. still a mix of sunshine and bay 60s there. 70 >>> i like how ginger said her chasing days. now to those rising prices at the grocery store and ways to find savings in your kitchen often hiding in the back of the freezer or pantry. becky worley has some delicious and nutritious ideas to use for food you already have at home. >> that smells amazing. when i was growing up my mom called them saturday night specials, maybe you called them kitchen sink dinners. i have even heard them called trash meals. it's just that throw it all together meal that stretches your food budget. but making them delicious, yeah, for help on that we asked stephanie, a nutritionist in from "good housekeeping." >> first step is taking inventory of what you have. >> got it. assignment accepted. i got everything out on the table. i pull everything out and stephanie says we need to reverse engineer our meal.

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