mr. spears believes she should get that chance. a complete reversal for jamie spears, who long maintained that the guardianship, imposed in 2008, over concerns about her mental health, was in his daughter's best interest. ♪ my life has been so protected ♪ >> reporter: britney has been trying to get her father removed as the overseer of her estate for months. telling the court in june, that the arrangement was abusive and humiliating. last month, jamie spears said he would step aside once a new conservator could be found. but he gave no timeline. and just weeks ago, britney's attorney accused jamie of asking for $2 million in exchange for his resignation. ♪ your toxic, i'm slipping under ♪ >> reporter: now, jamie says the conservatorship should be ended altogether. tuesday's court filing saying, quote, ms. spears has recently demostrated a level of independence that call into question whether a conservator is required. it does not absolve jamie spears of his alleged misconduct. this filing represents a massive legal victory for brit

mr. spears beieves she should get that chance. plete reversal for jamie spears who long maintained that the guardianship imposed in 2008 due to concerns about britney's mental health. ♪ >> reporter: britney has been trying to get her father removed as the overseer of her $60 million estate for months telling the court in june the arrangement was abusive and humiliating. last month jamie spears said he would step aside once a new conservator could be found but he gave no time line and just weeks ago, britney's attorney accused jamie of asking for $2 million in exchange for his resignation. ♪ toxic ♪ >> reporter: but now jamie spears says the conservatorship should end altogether. tuesday's court filing saying, quote, ms. spears has recently demonstrated a level of independence that calls into question whether a conservator of the person is required. overnight britney's lawyer hailing the petition but adding that it does not absolve jamie spears of his alleged misconduct saying, quote, this filing represents a massive legal victory f

mr. spears and his counsel are now on notice. longer tolerable and britney spears will not be extort. mr. spears blamed the suspension and removal in exchange for approximately two millington payments on top of millions already reaped from her estate. a nonstarter. rosengarten reflected jamie's immediate suspension affects court hearing for september 29. for this of logic cash grab hold up in court and flow up in jamie's face? with me back, attorney northwestern law professor, enter it here. welcome to the show. >> thank you so much. liz: who do you believe here? >> the happen so many bad allegations in respect to jamie spears i've got to side with britney on this one. it truly turned into a toxic circuit. who knew when britney was it me one more time that she was referring to her dad? bad conduct. make no mistake, the $2 million is demanding, these are expenses allegedly. 1.4 million he's been fighting, britney spears to have her removed and another $500,000 to improve his media reputation. his fiduciary, you can't do that, mr.

mr. spears has said again and again, all he wants is what's best for his daughter.es she can handle her own. li life, mr. spears believes she should get that chance. britney spears calls this vindication. is the fight over? >> it certainly clears the path for the ending of it. big picture, remember what litigation is about. litigation is about two sides having adversarial points of view going into a courtroom and urging the judge or a jury to see it their way. when you have one side that essentially has thrown in the towel and said, okay, in the event she thinks she can manage her personal and business affairs, have at it, i think it clears the way for her to do that. we know she hasn't filed a petition to that effect, but we know she's been none too pleased. >> the attorney for britney spears also said this. it appears mr. spears believes he can try to avoid accountability and justice, including sitting for a sworn deposition and answering other discovery under oath. i think a lot of people are wondering was this his way of getting out of trouble? can he avoid furt

as mr spears has said again and again, the petition goes on, all he wants is what is best for his daughter the free britney fans — who've long maintained that the conservatorship amounts to jamie spears holding his daughter hostage — it's a major victory. the singer's lawyer, mathew rosengart, called it a massive legal victory, as well as vindication for miss spears. but he said an investigation into allegations of financial mismanagement on the part ofjamie spears will go on. ending the conservatorship will give britney spears unfettered control over her life, her finances and her health treatment for the first time in 13 years. first, though, it requires the approval of thejudge overseeing her case — and the next court hearing is due to take place in three weeks' time. david willis, bbc news, los angeles. initial results of a postmortem examination on geronimo the alpaca show no sign that bovine tb was present in the animal. geronimo was taken from a farm in south gloucestershire last week and put down by defra officials, after he twice tested positive for the disease. let's speak to our

it really may be just the beginning for mr spears because he wasjust suspended as opposed to removed oited britney spears in any kind of way. so on the one hand, it's the beginning of the end for britney in terms of her freedom, but then on the other hand, is sort of then on the other hand, is sort of the beginning for mr spears given that he is now going to get the opportunity to investigate exactly what happened with her money and with her estate. fiend what happened with her money and with her estate.— what happened with her money and with her estate. and if you chose to do that and — with her estate. and if you chose to do that and if— with her estate. and if you chose to do that and if her— with her estate. and if you chose to do that and if her father _ with her estate. and if you chose to do that and if her father were - with her estate. and if you chose to do that and if her father were found to have done something wrong, with that they become a criminal matter? there are some allegations of criminal conduct. there are allegations of wiretapping issues, that her phone was alleg

mr. spears has said again and again, all he wants is what is best for his daughter. if mr. ship and belief that she can handle her own life, mr. spears believes she should get that chance. so this is a major legal victory and vindication for the 39-year-old singer who refused to perform control her father stepped down. q-uppercase-letter stepped in in 2008 when britney suffered mental health and drug issues in her mid-20s meg. a hearing is scheduled. we would expect pretty's learning to fire papers. -- filed papers. courtney kardashian modeled this iconic minidress britney wore 20 years ago at the mtv awards show. she posted it on instagram. the caption reads, free brittany. he has been under effective guardianship. before ending that we are told a exam is common take britney does not want it father does not upvote -- post it, but it be up to the judge trick. >> john: the only outfit that stuck in my mind was the one with the snake. los angeles. thanks. >> anita: i know you love that story. >> john: oh, yep. everyone loves a good britney story. >> anita: true. yankees legend

mr. spears believes she should get that chance, adding that britney has recently demonstrated a level of independence that calls the conservatorship into question. >> jamie spears now says he wants the conservatorship to end, but that doesn't guarantee it will, does it? >> no. the judge has the final word but make no mistake, the decision by britney's father and conservator to insist she deserves her freedom is a milestone in the free britney movement. >> reporter: that movement picked up steam this year with britney's emotional testimony at a court hearing where she called her conservatorship abusive. jamie spears insists he had nothing to do with his daughter's alleged poor treatment. now as jamie moves to end the conservatorship, britney's attorney is calling it another legal victory, a massive one as well as vindication. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> up next we go inside the surprising search to identify 9/11 victims. >>> this may stun you to know, but 20 years after 9/11, two more victims were identified this week but medical examiners are still working to identify more than 1,100 others

mr. spears loves his daughter unconditionally. has tried to do what's in her best interest. this started with agreeing to serve as her conservator when she voluntarily entered into the conservatorship. respectfully, the court was wrong to suspend mr. spears, put a stranger in his place to manage britney's estate. joining me now is the host of "entertainment tonight" michelle turner. cr great to see you as always. this felt like a big victory for britney spears and the free britney #memovement, but it's n over. there's another hearing on the future of the conservatorship, she's still in a conservatorship, and she has said she wants to basically press charges against her father for whatever abuse she says she suffered. so what's next? >> yeah, that's a good question. i mean, she did make that public statement, that public declaration. she hasn't backed off of that, so we don't know what's going to happen in that arena. some people thought maybe it was posturing just to show the judge just how serious she was about ending her father

mr. spears believes that she should get that chance adding that britney's recently demonstrated a level of independence that calls the conservatorship into question. >> jamie spears now says he wants the conservatorship to end but that doesn't guarantee that it ends, does it >> no, the judge has the final word but make no mistake, the decision by britney's father and conservator to insist that she deserves her freedom is a milestone in the free-britney movement >> reporter: that movement picked up steam this year with britney's emotional testimony at a court hearing where she called her conservatorship abusive. jamie spears insists he had nothing to do with his daughter's alleged poor treatment. now, as jamie moves to end the conservatorship, britney's attorney is calling it another legal victory, a massive one, as well as vindication. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> all right. let's get an early check on your weather on this thursday with nbc meteorologist bill karins, in for janessa today good morning, bill, good to see you. . >> hey, great to see you guys. so we are watching what's left of min

as mr spears has said again and again, the petition goes on, all he wants is what is best for his daughterhe singer's lawyer, matthew rosengart, called it a massive legal victory, as well as vindication for miss spears. but he said an investigation into allegations of financial mismanagement on the part ofjamie spears will go on. ending the conservatorship will give britney spears unfettered control over her life, her finances and her health treatment for the first time in 13 years. first, though, it requires the approval of thejudge overseeing her case — and the next court hearing is due to take place in three weeks' time. david willis, bbc news, los angeles. let's speak to our music reporter mark savage. is there any question over whether thejudge will take the the judge will take the conservatorship thejudge will take the conservatorship of the judge will take the conservatorship of the thejudge will take the conservatorship of the dad the judge will take the conservatorship of the dad away from britney? conservatorship of the dad away from britne ? ., , conservatorship of the dad away

mr. spears cannot be in my client's life for one more day. ♪ stronger than yesterday ♪ >> reporter: today'sing putting britney one step closer to the freedom she's been fighting for. since 200, when the singer suffered a public meltdown, her father has been in charge of the pop star's now estimated $60 million estate. in june, britney testifying against the conservatorship publicly for the first time, calling it abusive, saying her father should be put in jail. telling a judge, i just want my life back. tonight's court decision comes as new documentaries present vivid claims of wide-ranging surveillance of britney's actions and communications. >> her phone, her own phone and her own private conversations were used so often to control her. >> reporter: in the documentary "the new york times presents controlling britney spears," a former employee of black box security claims the firm hired by jamie put an audio recording device in her bedroom and monitored her iphone. an attorney for the security firm telling abc news in part, black box have always conducted themselves within legal bounds. an

mr. spears has said again and again all he wants is what is best for his daughter, said his lawyer. pears wants to terminate the conservatorship and handle her own life mr. spears believes she should get that chance. this is a major legal victory and vindication for the 39-year-old singer who refused to perform until her father stepped down as conservator. he stepped in back in 2008 when britney suffered mental health and drug issues in her mid 20s. this was not expected. previously he said he would stay on as conservator until the court appointed a new one. so it's no longer the case. what is next? bill, a hearing is scheduled september 29th where we would expect britney's lawyer to file papers to end the conservatorship of person and finances. will the judge require a psychiatric exam first? britney doesn't want one. the father says he doesn't think she needs it. >> bill: we'll follow it. thanks, dana. >> dana: a supreme court order reinstating the trump-era remain in mexico policy is already having an impact on the migrant crisis. could it reduce the number trying to cross illegal

mr. spears belevs he can try to avoid accountability and justice, he is incorrect and our investigation into >> we have already seen in recent filings from britney sp spears' new lawyer, he's advancing a case that britney spears' funds were at best used inappropriately, at worst, f frau fraudulently. >> in a statement to cnn jamie spears' lawyer said all of his actions were well within the parameters with the authority conferred upon him by the court and done with knowledge and concert of britney, her court appointmented attorney and/or the court. jamie's record as conserve tore and the court's approval of his actions speak for themselves and his lawyer said quote, jamie loves britney unwaveringly and wants only the best for her. and then there is the court of public opinion. >> it's about how we treat women. you know, i'm the same age as britney. when my peers and i watched how she was treated, it made it okay to treat us like that. it a reckoning that that respect, hopefully. >> celebrity watches are rethinking how britney was treated following her breakout with justin timber lake. >> he w

mr. spears suspension must be ordered on september 29th, 2021 unless he acts with grace and agrees to resigneforehand. the arrangement allowed her father to control her life decisions and finances for more than a decade. jamie spears filed a petition earlier this month asking to terminate the conservatorship but he's denied any misconduct in his role as conservator david henderson, civil rights attorney she wants her father removed he wants to be removed so will britney be free after next week's hearing >> i think this is one of those situations where you turn on the light and the bugs scattered i think on the 29th, we can expect to see him removed but it's not situation where you cut off the head and the beast dies. the conservatorship is likely to continue past that date. >> why do you say that if they both want out, why dud does it continue >> it's closer to when you have a ceo steps down, the company is still survive. it exists because the court has determined that britney is not capable of taking care of herself physically or financially. the judge will probably want to hear testimony b

mr. spears did something unfathomable. eam, paid for by my client, to place a listening device in britney's bedroom. jamie spears lawyer responded it's not evidence. this is rhetoric. so tell us more about what you uncovered here and where do you think the legal battle goes from here? >> so in our documentary "controlling britney spears" we got several insiders, including a former staffer for the security firm that jamie spears hired to protect britney come forward, and this security staffer detailed the level of control that her father and others had over britney's life, including secretly recording britney in her bedroom which recorded her interactions and her conversations with her boyfriend, her friends, her children and others and then they also monitored her phone and all of her texts on her phone, even her texts with her lawyer. >> liz day, i appreciate your reporting because that's obviously -- that reporting is going to be a piece of how things unfold potentially going forward. really appreciate your time. thanks f

as mr spears has said again and again, the petition goes on, all he wants is what is best for his daughterhejudge overseeing her case — and the next court hearing is due to take place in three weeks“ time. david willis, bbc news, los angeles. let's get the latest from our entertainment correspondent colin paterson. britney spears has drawn support from all sorts of unlikely quarters. yeah, whenever she spoke in court in june, all kinds of people came out to support her, ex—boyfriends, justin timberlake, and what has happened in the last 24 hours has been a major shock, because her father only a month ago said, yes, he was willing to step aside and allow a smooth transition to a different person in charge of the conservatorship but he believed he should continue for the sake of his daughter. now he has failed these court papers saying completely the opposite thing, saying that his daughter has clearly spoken about how she believes she is now in control of her life, and that he would support her in ending the conservatorship. the things that he quotes as examples of how much she is control o

mr. spears. the stranger in his place to manage bernie's estate.n extended conservatorship britney begged the court to terminate earlier this summer. kumasi: now for the morning a money report. sending letters to snail mail gets even slower starting tomorrow, the postal service adopted a new policy that is expected to delay delivery times. one to three day delivery is now going to take up to five days. it only impacts first-class mail, not package deliveries. some of post offices are going to see reduced hours. missing.ny smallusinesses cannoe their products to customers and people are getting hit with late fees for bill payments that did not arrive on time because of mail delivery delays. kumasi: even more changes are coming for it starting sunday, it will cost more to send commercial and retail packages. the postmaster general says the changes will save billions of dollars. initial unemployment claims have increased for the third straight week. this morning, the u.s. labor department released the jobless claims report. 362 thousand new claims wer

mr. spears believes he can try to avoid accountability and justice including sitting for, don, get this, h. remember, britney spears said twice over the summer at two different hearings, multiple times at two hearings, that she wants to charge her father with conservatorship abuse. so could that happen? >> hmm. areva? >> absolutely that can happen. and you're right, don. this is an incredible turn of events. this is a huge legal victory for britney and it is vindication. i agree with her attorney. >> let me read this, areva. let me read this in part because this is where you're going. in part of the petition it says this. recent events related to this conservatorship have called into question whether circumstances have changed to such an extent that grounds for establishment of a conservatorship may no longer exist. so go on, but maybe that was the key to turning it around. sorry to interrupt. go on. >> no, no problem. well, that statement is dramatically different than a statement made just several days ago by jamie spears when he pushed back on a petition to have him removed as conserva

mr. spears said again and again all he wants what is best for his daughter, said his lawyer. chance. this is major legal victory and vindication for the 39-year-old singer who refused to perform until her father stepped down as conservator. he stepped back in in 2008 when brittany suffered mental health and drug issues in her mid 20s. as you said, stuart, this was not expected. previously jamie spears said he would stay on as conservator until the court appointed a new one. that is no longer the case. so what's next? a hearing is scheduled september 29th where we expect britney's lawyer to file papers to end the conservatorship of her person and finances. will the judge require a psychiatric exam first. we don't know. britney doesn't want it. the father does not object. back to you. stuart: got it. william la jeunesse. thanks so much, william. >>> coming up democrats floating new taxes on investors to help pay for their multitrillion dollar budget plan. we'll tell you how it could affect you. >>> honoring a 9/11 hero. connell mcshane brings the story of a new york fire depart

mr spears insists he has acted in his daughter's best interests. sophie long reports. marched in protest at her 13—year—old ordeal and the system they say is failing many thousands of others. by taking a lance to britney spears, an icon of the world over, i am hoping that people who don't have a voice, who don't have any recognition, will be able to get the same scrutiny in their lives that britney is getting today. britney's lawyer had asked the judge to remove herfatherfrom the conservatorship. in reaction, his lawyers asked for it to be terminated completely. inside court, after more than one hour of legal argument, the judge said the current situation was untenable, reflected a toxic environment and required immediate suspension ofjames spears. cheering this was the reaction outside court. euphoric cheers, tears ofjoy. i am just overcome with emotion because i am actually exhausted right now but also, you know, full of adrenaline and my heart is so full, there are so many people here today who came out to support the movement, to support britney spears, to support e

mr. spears has now effectively surrendered adding that he intends to depose jamie spears as part of an investigationnservatorship now rests with the judge who has been overseeing the case. she would have to approve the request, guys. >> thanks very much. let's bring in chief legal analyst dan abrams. here with us right now. what a twist this is. why now? >> if you read the petition and you read what jamie spears is saying, he would say it seems that she now wants this to end. it seems that she's able to make more decisions for herself, but what you read through the lines on this is jamie spears' petition is pushing it on everyone else and saying the judge determined she can hire her own lawyer and she says that she wants to end the conservatorship and she says that she can make decisions for herself. so if that's the case, then you should end the conservatorship so in a way he's not even taking responsibility for his -- for this decision. he's saying you guys all seem to have decided that the conservatorship should end, so if that's the case, then i'm going to join as well and say it should end? >>

mr. spears will continue to look out for the best interests of savannah >> thank you very much joining us xt, legal analyst lisa green. this was a huge victory for britney, but let's peel it back a little bit the conservatorship didn't end yesterday. it seems like it's going to end. but crucially the judge has appointed a temporary different conservator and what's the implication of that? >> potentially a world of legal pain for jamie spears and here's why. thanks to some outstanding lawyering on britney's part, a neutral cpa is going to have access to all the books and records, every financial decision jamie made, decisions i'm sure he never thought would be scrutinized that could end up in probate court, in civil court, a potential fraud claim. if those eavesdropping allegations are true, savannah, that's a crime in california. >> there was a report over the weekend, a former security agent associated with this case revealing that there were bugging devices, according to him, placed in places such as britney's own bedroom. now, she was under a conservatorship. but would that be illegal

mr. spears believes she should get that chance.pending petitions moot and create an incentive for the parties to settle things outside of mediation. britney's legal team saying this is a desperate effort to deflect attention from his egregious incompetence, gross misconduct including dissipation of funds and "the new york times" bombshell expose. [ crowd chanting ] that bombshell coming from the documentary "the new york times" presents "controlling britney spears" where a former employee of black box security claims the firm jamie hired put an audio recording device in her bedroom and monitored her iphone. >> when i took step back and i looked at everything, it really reminded me of somebody that was in prison and security was put in a position to be the prison guards essentially. >> reporter: an attorney for the security firm telling abc news in part, black box have always conducted themselves within professional, ethical and legal bounds. meanwhile jamie spears maintains his actions were always done with britney's best interests

spears. she wasn't in court today, her parents both were. they appeared by zoom and they heard a withering critique by mr rose garden ofjamie spears.bed the relationship between the father and daughter as cruel, toxic and abusive. jamie spears 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,

as mr spears has said again and again, the petition goes on, all he wants is what is best for his daughter we will of course keep you up—to—date without unfolding story. you have been given a special sign i want you to show to everybody. the crew have decided to make this for me. my brain is failing me a lot but i am going to blame the hot and humid. my favourite is to remind me who i am. they will leave it up by accident and tomorrow will be chaos. unbelievable. scary. i do not want to think about it. i am on the roof of broadcasting house in the sunshine. looking at the forecast today, another hot and sunny day across much of the uk. there are signs of change. more clout developing across the southwest. tomorrow showers more widely across the country and eventually it will turn much fresher. one or two mist and fog patches clearing. across the channel islands, south—west england, wales and into parts of northern ireland this is where we have got more cloud. one or two showers dotted around. severe thunderstorms possible. that could cause minor flooding. nowhere near as hot today as yeste

the security firm firm speak for jamie spears on this report. mr. connected themselves within professional and legal bounds and they are proud of their work of keeping ms. spears safe for many years. jamie spears saying i have to be clean here, streisand because the court appointed attorney and or the court and britney all say i did well? >> let me say one thing. i don't believe for a second the court knew this was going on. the conservator actually has very limited powers. but what was happening here is that the conservator with the sort of wink and nod of her court-appointed lawyer were abusing those powers, manipulating her to believe they had far greater powers they they really did. there is no way. you can't put somebody on house arrest. can't spy on them. there is no way a court would agree to that. >> it is interesting. now the shoe is on the other foot. it is jamie spears who wants this to enas quickly as possible. and britney and her lawyer who want to keep it going so that they can fully litigate what was done to here. adam streisand, to be

mr. clouse and ms. spears are among far too many people have been impacted by unnecessary or abusive guardianships. we are going to have this video played now if we may. they are not sworn under oath but we want to give you some idea. people from all over the country literally who couldn't be here and we couldn't have because of time constraints but we will give you a flavor of what their experience has been. >> they took all my rights away, the right to vote, the right to get married. before, i was able to go out with friends, go to the movies, go to the mall, volunteer, do a lot of volunteer work. after i was put in the guardianship i became fully restricted, couldn't go see my friends or family, couldn't go anywhere. i got my rights back in 2016 where i was able to get all of my freedom back with the supportive decision-making agreement and being able to make my own decisions with people i trust. i was in a group home and didn't want to be there. for a long time i didn't like it. i like to go places. i felt

britney spears said the legal arrangement had prevented herfrom marrying mr asghari or having more childrentime for a look at the weather. here's sarah keith—lucas. it isa it is a mixed picture around the country today, some have got some blue sky and sunshine around but most places are looking like this, this is the picture in gloucestershire right now. mostly cloudy during today, some rain around particulate for the west but further east some dry and fine weather lasting through the rest of the day which is down to the fact there is high pressure setting out toward the east. we have met with front end been trying to move in from the west and that has brought some outbreaks of rain for south—west england and wales. that becomes more extensive and moves into north—west england into the evening and south—west scotland as well. for many central and eastern areas of scotland it remains dry with sunshine and towards the south—east of england as well, some glimpses of blue sky with temperatures 20 celsius or so in the warmest spots. this evening and overnight, the rain becomes more widespread, p

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mr. clean in a wipe to kill 99.9% of bacteria and viruses. >>> our pop culture lead now. a long-awaited hearing is under way for britney spears.ar first spoke out publicly about her unusual conservatorship calling the arrangement abusive and expl exploitative. now a los angeles judge may decide whether or father should be suspended as her caretaker or whether the arrangement should be scrapped altogether. let's go to stephanie elam live outside the courthouse for us. britney spears, who is one of the biggest stars in the world, we should note, has been in this conservatorship for more than 13 years. what's at stake today? >> that's right. this has been going on for a long time, jake. the idea that she has been silent and not in control of her own life really coming to a head over the last year or so and then hearing britney in her own words in court, in june, called up in july where she said she thought her father should be charged with conservatorship abuse. she wants this to end. then we see steps moving in that direction. now we know that earlier in september her father, jamie spears, agreed to say that the conservatorship

spears from any control. the issues will be argued at a hearing next week. former president donald trump is heading into a court battle with his own family. mr yesterday against his estranged niece and the new york times over 2000 and 18 story regarding the trump family's income and tax practices. now the lawsuit accuses marry trump of breaching a settlement agreement by showing the newspaper tax records that she received in a battle over the estate. a family patriarch fred trump, the times story says the former president's father gave him at least $413 million over the decades despite mr trump's claims of being a self beed millionaire. amazon is now detailing his plans for the comps ture department stores. the retail giant wants to boost its clothing sales by allowing shoppers to try on clothes from its own private label brands. and one idea amazon is testing is for customers to scan qr codes of the items. they want to try on using an app and from there and employee would gather those items and then put them in fitting robes. customers could use a touchscreen to ask for more items. however these plans are not said just yet the department st

mr. yemeni and black box have conducted themselves within professional, ethical and legal bounds and they are particularly proud of their work in keeping ms. spears loves britney unwaveringly, and all his actions were well within the authority conferred upon him by the court. his actions were done with the knowledge and consent of britney, the court-appointed attorney and/or the court. as he's done through every step of this legal battle, jamie spears is defending his actions as britney's conservator, but once again team britney is firing back. her attorney telling us these alleged recordings are a striking example of the deprivation of her civil liberties saying jamie spears has crossed unfathomable lines. there will be more to come in this court hearing on wednesday, guys. >> let's get more now, and bring in samantha stark. she's the director and co-creator of this documentary, and abc news chief legal analyst dan abrams. what's the reaction that you are getting so far about those details, the text message mirroring, having her bedroom surveilled? >> i think for so long there was this idea that britney wanted to be in this conservatorship. it's

britney spears said the legal arrangement had prevented her from marrying mr asghari or having more childrenomorrow, then, a cloudy, damp start to the day for most of us. still quite mild. quite humid, especially in the south. a few clearer spells further north. but this rain across much of england and wales could be quite heavy and persistent. there is the chance of localised flooding perhaps for the midlands up towards parts of north—east england as well. some drier and brighter weather further west and highs around 16—20 degrees. bye— bye. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines. covid vaccines for 12—15 year olds have been approved by the four uk chief medical officers. they say one dose of the pfizerjob would mean fewer children will have their education disrupted this year. nearly one in three people arriving in england and northern ireland, may have broken the rules on travel quarantine, at a time when the delta variant was spreading. the nhs starts trials of a revolutionary new blood test that detects more than 50 types of cancer, before the patient has any symptoms. the bbc obtains n