jamie lynn spears says all the chaos and trauma of growing up spears is something she long suppressednear-fatal tragedy for her to confront some painful truths. we sat down for a wide-ranging tv interview on everything from britney's conservatorship, her own mental health struggles, to how jamie lynn found her voice. why do you think it makes you emotional still, all these years later? >> it's just like, thank god that i like, you know -- like thank god i stood up for myself and said exactly what i wanted. >> reporter: jamie lynn spears remembers being pregnant at 16 and feeling utterly isolated. a scandalized teenage tv star. >> everyone, of course, initially was completely shocked. and they're like, this is a baby having a baby. in those moments, i just felt really alone. >> reporter: spears says she grew up pretending that everything was perfect, even when it wasn't. as her family often focused instead on her world-famous sister, britney's, turbulent life. you wrote, i quote you, the entire spears team was already caught up in my sister's pr difficulties and everyone around me just

growing up in the chaotic spears family.ardom taking its toll. ♪ i know you see me standing here ♪ >> reporter: overnight the nickelodeon star zoe 101 turned scandalized pregnant teenager. sharing her mental health struggles and her daughter's brush with death in her memoir "things i should have said." but her book generating international headlines and this story in particular seemingly striking a nerve with her superstar sister britney. in the book you describe an incident where britney takes a knife, says she's scared, and locks you and herself into a room. why did you want to include that in the book? >> because, first off, i think that experiencing my own panic attacks and how sometimes we can feel in those moments is important. but also, it's important to remember that i was a kid in that moment. i was scared. that was an experience i had. but i also was fearful to, like, really say anything because i didn't want to upset anybody. but also was so upset that she didn't feel safe. >> reporter: jamie lynn's newfound outsp

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jamie spears also accused of using that money to pitch his own tv show.egal team says that to her father has petitioned to have his legal fees paid for which apparently totals more than 30 million dollars. britney has also sent a cease and desist letter to her sister jamie lynn, the threatening legal action over quote, misleading claims during the promotional tour for her new book. by taking a live look outside right now. it's pretty dark out there and very foggy and cold in gate bridge somewhere off in the distance there. yeah, we're a big happy family in. here is a meteorologist lawrence karnow is with us. lawrence, tell me it's going to rain. yeah, i can't. i looks rain. i just can't tell you exactly when just yet. right now. >> it is dry out there. you can see out in the bay. we've got that patchy fog setting up kind of changing minute by minute. some beautiful colors again in the atmosphere. but that fog kind of settling in now. and as you look out toward the golden gate bridge, see the tops of the towers, but down below, yeah, getting pretty foggy o

now to more of jamie lynn spears and her new book, "things i should have said."ccident and how she's taking care of her mental health. >> it takes great personal courage to talk publicly about your mental health and your family trauma especially if your last name is spears, but for the first time jamie lynn is sharing details of her daughter's near-death experience, how it led her to a lot of painful truths and how it gave her the courage to share that truth. when jamie lynn spears revealed she was pregnant at 16 in december 2007, the intense scrutiny she faced rivaled the media circus that followed her famous sister's every move. i'm curious what you think about sort of the world that the paparazzi world of that time? >> i look back and i think, wow, how was this acceptable? why are you here? other than to shame me and to benefit off of a young girl who is going through something already so traumatic and so deep and personal. we say we do better but now go into comments on instagram and do it. >> reporter: before going public she said she felt pressured by membe

yes, vice president spears? >> vice president spears: thank you very much. i just have one question. regarding the writing project and the broad distribution that is planned, can you talk to us, share with us, what some of the goals of this project are? because to be honest, i have forgotten. >> janet, i'm sorry. i didn't hear the last thing you were asking for. >> vice president spears: this is regarding the writing project and the eight stories. can you hear me now? >> right. >> vice president spears: can you share with us the goals that we have with this broad distribution list for this writing project? >> the goal is really to inform the audience of the -- really the extraordinary pivots that the san francisco nonprofit in its partnership with the department of disability and addressing the needs through the pandemic. so it's really to illustrate the pivots that were made. and how we were able to reach and engage and keep that population connected through the pandemic. and also, just taking from efforts, lessons learned moving forward, you might -- at le

. >>> still ahead tonight, the very public sogga of britney spears could prompt changes to california's conservatorship laws. we will break down the new proposal. >>> after 100 years major changes planned at a bay area entertainment landmark. tonight the radical rethinking of the castro theater. >>> a key decision in the a's efforts to build a leading a movement of service and leadership with purpose. gcu cares and wants to see us change the world. this is the college tour. streaming now on amazon prime. a jelly bean that's good for you? nature's bounty introduces new jelly bean vitamins. good-for-you nutrients in a tastier for you form. more sweet dreams. more flavorful immune support. new nature's bounty jelly beans. live bountifully. >>> new at 11:00. a new proposal to give californians under conservatorships more protection. >> it comes after the highly talked about battle between brittany spears and her father. why not everyone is on board with the new plan. >> reporter: britney spears conservatorship is over but the fallout from her case continues. a state assemblyman is introduci

. >>> still ahead tonight, the very public sogga of britney spears could prompt changes to california'sship laws. we will break down the new proposal. >>> after 100 years major changes planned at a bay area entertainment landmark. tonight the radical rethinking of the castro theater. >>> a key decision in the a's efforts to build a >>> new at 11:00. a new proposal to give californians under conservatorships more protection. >> it comes after the highly talked about battle between brittany spears and her father. why not everyone is on board with the new plan. >> reporter: britney spears conservatorship is over but the fallout from her case continues. a state assemblyman is introducing a bill that would limit further abuses of power. >> this bill aims to reform the conservatorship in california, to create less restrictive alternatives that insures they maintain their individual rights. >> reporter: he says his legislation would give more control for conservatees and make them easier to end. judy mark is president of disability voices united and supports the bill. >> our laws and conservat

brit in i spears' legal battle with her father intensifies.ter. >>> and stay goldie. we're joined by hollywood icon goldie hawn to discuss a different type of role -- mental health advocate. a look at her fight to help children find emotional balance. today wednesday, january 19, 2022. ♪ >> waking up early with "today." >> celebrating our engagement with "today." >> and i can't think of a better way to ask my best friend, will you be my maid of honor? >> whoo! >> hi. my name is emily. i'm from albany, new york. i just turned 7 and i love the "today" show. >> nothing cuter than a 7-year-old girl. >> that's pretty cool. virtual plaza up and running. we love it. let's get to your news at 8:00. there is hope that a last-minute compromise will reduce some of the airline chaos expected today after the overnight rollout of new 5g cell phone networks. at&t and verizon agreed to temporary delays near airports over flight safety concerns. tom costello is on the story. he has the latest. tom, good morning. >> yeah, good morning. the flight cancellations

that's the thing is in cow spears. so we have a great in the film starts out with as a wen went one, the equivalent of even one hamburgers equivalent sharing for around 2 months. so which is the most absolute inefficient system you could possibly devise? so we just have to cut that middleman out and eat these healthy whole food plant based things. our body was an intended to a majority, if not completely. according to the un, the largest share of the world's a water consumption is about 69 percent, is from animal agriculture. documents released by wiki league show that as far back as 2019 nestle was warning us officials that the world was on track to run out of fresh water by the year 2050, in part, due to growing meet consumption. now the o. e. c, the estimates that by the end of this year, the u. s. could consume over 33000000000 kilograms of meat products. when you consider the global impact of eating meat or water supply. should we be talking about this in terms of policy is that is the individual dietary decision

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. >>> the spears sisters getting personal after jamie lynn's exclusive abc news interview. britney and jamie lynn exchanging stinging statements on social media. jamie lynn declaring an end to her lifetime of staying silent while britney says her sister has stooped to a whole new level of low. inside the family rift playing out in the public eye. >>> the anti-diet. a whole new way to tackle your health resolutions, how to embrace intuitive eating and make peace with your plate. our old friend dan harris is back with the answers. \m we always find a way back >>> checking in a little closer to home. our chief meteorologist ginger zee on how she found the calm after the storm, opening up about mental health and her journey in her new book as she's saying -- >> good morning, america. ♪ >>> good morning, america. so great to have you with us on a saturday. welcome to our second hour. coming up here our game day snack attack, right? our game time grub for the playoff season. janai is hogging all the food already right there on the desk. there is a reason they put it on your side

. >> we want to bring in a representative jackie spear who is at the u.s. building at the time of the insurrection. good evening, representative spear, thank you so much for taking time to to meet with you know, we we saw it all go down on live television. many, many thousands of miles away. but you are you are right there it it. what >> in your experience? i mean, all these days later sticks out in your mind. >> i was one of the 28 members that was sitting in the gallery waiting for california is call to be made and when the the lieutenant in the a capitol. police stood up at that at the diocese and said the capital has been breached. it was like someone had just told me that there's been a death in the family. i couldn't believe it. and then we were told to pick up these gas masks that were located under our seats and crawl across the perimeter, the chamber and get to the other side. and then we were told a taker member pins off and to life left lie down flat and i saw these. plainclothes officers put a piece, a large furniture up against the doors becaus

the conservatorship of britney spears has been terminated. >> number five. britney spears.ars, britney is finally free. she has been under conservatorship where her father had control of her finances and a lot of her professional decisions. but now a judge has ruled britney is back in charge. >> variety's angelique jackson said 2022 is looking up for britney. >> she's engaged to sam asghari, and she's really living her best life. >> number four, tiger woods. this was one of the first major stories of 2021 when in february, tiger woods got into a high-speed car accident that nearly cost him his life. he ultimately suffered a devastating leg injury. >> tiger stayed silent for months before recently opening up about his recovery and future in golf. >> i don't foresee this leg ever being what it used to be. as far as playing at the tour level, i don't know when that's going to happen. >> number three, gabby petito. this case captivated the nation when social media personality gabby petito went missing after a van life expedition with her fiancÉ, brian laundrie. >> red flags wer

and the lawyers for jamie spears, her father, and for britney spears were battling out really contentiouslyhew rosengart who has represented britney and one of the main reasons she's out of this conservatorship, he said, hold on, britney has paid $30 million over the course of her 13-year conservatorship and you, sir, have allegedly made over $6 million off of your daughter's estate. and you also tried to pitch a cooking show in 2015 to the cooking channel called cruising in chaos with jamie spears. so all of that being said, a lot of things being said back and forth, the judge decided that britney does not have to put aside any money in a reserve for her family's legal fees as of right now. there are two upcoming court dates, but even though britney is out of the conservatorship, we knew all along she said the conservatorship was abusive. she wanted to charge her family, specifically her father with conservatorship abuse. he said he was going to see this through, he was going to depose and try to prosecute anybody who attempted to mismanage britney's life and funds. this is to be continued

that includes sonoma pilot jeff spear back in 2019. he had a hard landing in a marsh near vallejo when wind shifted. no one was rpged but a highway patrol headquarter to air lift all 11 people aboard to safety. in this incident spears credited with thinking quick under pressure. >> we train for all this stuff. and it's incredibly rare. but it happens. >> sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> the fire burning on the big sur coast may be wrapped up next week. that colorado fire started friday night. we had strong winds, from a pile of burning operations parks, flames inside a canyon near highway 1. right now it's about 75% contained after burning some 700 acres. calfire is hopeful that crews could have it fully contained by wednesday. and now all evacuation orders have been lifted. and highway 1 is back open. >>> president biden made a trip to pittsburgh today to talk infrastructure. his visit came after a bridge collapse in the area no one killed but ten people hurt when the bridge caved in. see it there. the president visited the col

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. >> vice president spears: present. >> commissioner bittner: present. >> commissioner jung: present. commissioner carrington, not present. >> commissioner lum: present. >> commissioner sklar: present. and our executive director kelly dearman. >> present. >> we have a quorum. >> president knutzen: great. thank you. >> commissioners, the next item, item 3 is communications. we'd like to provide further instructions for the public comment process. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda and during general public comment. both channel 26 and sfgovtv.org are streaming the number across the screen. each speaker will be allowed three minutes to speak. comments or opportunities to speak during the public comment period are available via phone call. during each period, viewers and callers are instructed to call 1-415-655-0001. access code, 2488 465 5572 # # then enter pound and then pound gevenlt when connected, you'll hear the meeting discussions, but will be muted and in listening mode only. when item of interest comes up, dial star 3 to be added to the speaker line. th

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and now we get to see what being an adult looks like for britney spears.will she put out music? she is engaged so maybe 2022 will bring us a wedding for britney spears and hopefully it will all just be happy, good, smooth sailing for her. >> there's also one we've gotten to now see behind the curtain, posts what she wants on social media. >> and the power of the fans, the fans really drove this movement. >> oh, yeah. >> they refused to believe that it was all that we saw on instagram and facebook, and they were very vocal about it and then the power of a documentary to show, and get people to pay attention. we've seen that before. how documentaries and the power of television, like we're watching right now streaming, is really -- it can drive people to act. in a really spectacular way, and britney has said what a credit it is to the fans that fought for her. >> brian and brianne, thank you so much for joining us, it's a fun segment to close out the year. >>> before we go, here's a look back at some of the most powerful pictures of the past 12 months. >> ph

and now we get to see what being an adult looks like for britney spears. touring again, but will she put out music? she is engaged so maybe 2022 will bring us a wedding for britney spears and hopefully it will all just be happy, good, smooth sailing for her. >> there's also one we've gotten to now see behind the curtain, posts what she wants on social media. >> and the power of the fans, the fans really drove this movement. >> oh, yeah. >> they refused to believe that it was all that we saw on instagram and facebook, and they were very vocal about it and then the power of a documentary to show, and get people to pay attention. we've seen that before. how documentaries and the power of television, like we're watching right now streaming, is really -- it can drive people to act. in a really spectacular way, and britney has said what a credit it is to the fans that fought for her. >> brian and brianne, thank you so much for joining us, it's a fun segment to close out the year. >>> before we go, here's a look back at some of the most powerful pictures of the p

nbc news has reached out to jamie spears about the claims. so far no comment. >>> an absolute legend of the fashion world has passed away. andre leon talley died yesterday at the age of 73. he was an influential journalist who worked at several magazines including "vogue." he was promoted to creative director and was a regular in the front row of fashion shows in new york and across europe. there is no word yet on a cause of death. >>> a bagel shop in vacaville is going viral on tiktok right now because the entire staff just up and quit. the video shows 16 employees meeting at noah's bagels, putting in their notice at the same time. they say this is because a manager there was unjustly fired, and that video now has more than 3.6 million views. >> we're not replaceable, we're not disposable and you can't just fire somebody and not let them know. >> that shows you how tight our bond is and how close we are together, not just as a team but as a family. >> noah's bagels says it will look into the matter as it, quote, takes the treatment of our te

some things in there that britney spears didn't like very much and now the sisters are feuding.has not backed down at all posting on the same day that her sister jamie was a, quote, scum person. all of this battle playing out on social media. now we should point out that britney spears is 40 year's old and jamie lynn is 30 year's old and they are ten years apart. very unique to have the feud. it makes me wonder and you're looking at the social media pictures we saw in the last year from britney as the whole nation was captivated on the free britney saga obviously we all know where that stands now. i wonder where -- this is a chapter of fake sister warfare, is this publicity or is this real or genuinely hate each other which has the nation captivated. anita: there is that book out there and the tweets do drum up interest in them but everyone is always interested in anything that britney spears does. one thing that britney says is that her sister because she's so much younger is the baby and never had to work for anything and she's the one, britney, who had to work for all of her

council could vote on the matter as early as next month. >>> new details in the battle over britney spears' conservatorship. they allege that he took $36 million of the singer's money while in charge of the estate, including $6 million he was paid as conservator and $30 million in firms to dozens of law firms. those come as part of a court document responding to a request from jamie for his daughter to pay his legal fees despite recently being suspended as confer tor of her estate. >>> fremont's karen chen is one of the figure skaters representing the u.s. in the olympics. she finished 11th in pyeongchang. now she's looking for a medal. she grabbed silver at the u.s. national championships less than a week ago, landing her a trip to her second olympics. she now lives and trains in colorado springs. >> she really is the best of the u.s. ladies when it comes to skating skills. >> it is a dream come true. i didn't know i was going to go for another four years. >> what have you learned since your last olympics? is there anything different? or how have you grown since your last olympics? >> i t

. >> the most recent example is the case of britney spears.for 13 plus years, there were hearings about her conservatorship were held in secret and the public did not know. once thepublic got access and we saw what was happening in the courtroom, everything flipped. the judge did a 180 and the conservatorship ended. nothing changed in that conservatorship for the judge to change the ruling, other than with transparencywe are able to hold those who participate in these proceedings accountable. because of that, the change came in the conservatorship of britney spears forgot that is a glaring and great example about how our courts need to be transparent and open to the public. >> thank you so much for speaking with us., thank you so much. >>> despite the good news that covid cases are declining, the impact of the pandemic continues to be felt everywhere. governor gavin newsom and some increase work place covid vaccine mandates and remove the personal belief exemption. joining us to discuss this week's big stories is our politics and government re

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american flags being used as weapons, as spears. fire extinguishers being thrown at the heads of police officers. a crowd that professes their love for law enforcement assaulted those officers, sprayed them, stomped on them. over 140 police officers were injured. we all heard the police officers there that day testifying to what happened. one officer called it "a medieval battle" and that he was more afraid that day than he was fighting the war in iraq. they repeatedly asked since that day, how dare anyone deny the hell they were put through? we saw with our own eyes rioters menace these halls, threatening the speaker of the house, literally erecting gallows to hang the vice president of the united states of america. what did we not see? we did not see a former president who had just rallied the mob to attack sitting in a private dining room off the oval office in the white house, watching it all on television. and doing nothing for hours as police were assaulted, lives at risk. the nation's capitol, under siege. this was not a grou

. >> laura spears bought a mega millions ticket online and forgot about it. junk mail folder for another message when she saw an email from the lottery saying she won $3 million. >> obviously it wasn't spam. spears just claimed her prize, and now she plans to retire early. >>> next, maybe the sweetest tradition in sports. >> the teddy bear toss wasn't held the last two years because of covid, but it returned after hershey bears scored over the weekend, unleashing a flood of teddy bears thrown onto the ice by fans. they collected over 52,000, a world record. those bears are donated to charities. >>> and a bartender that can move at an olympic speed. >> check out the robots pouring drinks at the winter drinks in beijing. the whole process takes less than 90 seconds. than 90 seconds. >> it only takes a few seconds trelegy for copd. [coughing] ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze driftin' on by... ♪ if you've been playing down your copd,... ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day,... ♪ ...it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. ♪...and

from this moogs getting stuck in someone's basement to the new courtroom drama surrounding britney spears this morning. it's thursday, january 20th. >>> your thursday morning, everyone. >> i'm faith, mona is off, we begin with a new winter storm, the timing couldn't be worse. >>> looking at the radar now, northeast getting hit with snow just in time for the morning commute and a state of emergency in effect for the carolinas where rain this morning could turn into ice later this afternoon, before more snow arrives in north carolina tomorrow. here's a closer look at the timing. areas from dc to boston could see one to 3 inches of snow this morning, the worst in new york city expected between 7 and 8:00 a.m. and temperatures plummet by friday. >>> faa warning of weather related travel delays on both west and east coast this morning, related to the roll out of 5g wireless services, many regional planes not approved to airport with 5 g coverage when visibility is low because signals could interfere with flight instruments. >>> also, democrat kras failed pass long-waited legislation, biden con

reggie: jamie lynn spears is sure to draw headlines with this exclusive.u a sneak peek. drew: he was a live look from santa cruz, the sun slowly getting up. sunrise at 7:24 this morning. we are cloud free and anticipate a lot of sunshine on your wednesday. air quality today and tomorrow with high pressure and control is moderate across the board. that will not change friday. high pressure keeping us a dry and keeping a smile in the afternoon. there are storms in the pacific -- in the specific -- in the pacific but they're pushing well north into vancouver, seattle, and portland. hour-by-hour, later on today with sunshine and full force, upper 60's and low 50's. in the afternoon we go back into the 60's across the entire bay highs today, 61 enrichment. 62 in san francisco. 63 in oakland. 63 in santa rosa. 64 on half moon bay. santa cruz, getting close to 70 degrees. a lot of sunshine in northern california, high clouds. 77 is the high in l.a.. (sound of rain) ♪ ♪ ♪ (phone ringing) ♪ ♪ ♪ (phone ringing) ♪ ♪ ♪ every home should be a haven. ikea. reggie: new d

it comes after discussion surrounding battle between britney spears and her father.n introduced a bill he says will limit further abuses of power by giving more control requiring courts to consider alternatives and making conservatorships easier to end. not everyone is on board. some are concerned publicity surrounding spears' unique case may have negative impact hipsm protec. legislation on top of legislation, it's making it more difficult for people to get conservatorships to protect people who legitimately need to be protected. >> spears' saga with her father is not over. lawyers for the two sides were back in court yesterday. her father's attorney is arguing he is entitled to additional legal fees. >>> still ahead, the pandemic has a lot more people working from just about anywhere. how that's changing how people book rentals like air bnb. >>> the bay area may be getting a new pro sports team. push to bring a correct stadium to cricket stadium to san jose. >>> a blanket of fog over the entire bay. it is a little more widespread. we'll go into the fog advisory com

>> thank you. >>> britney spears could be facing another court battle. lawyer has sent a cease and desist letter to her sister jamie lynn, in response to her new book. the letter threatens legal action unless she stops referencing britney during her book tour. >>> coming up, love in the produce aisle. a different kind of dating show. >>> also, one kid not happy with all the snow we're getting this winter. did you know there are surfaces in your home that look clean but a closer look shows there are often layers of invisible dirt left behind. try mr. clean magic eraser for a deep down hygienic clean. magic eraser removes the messes you can see as well as more of the dirt and grime you don't. all you do is wet, squeeze and start erasing dirt and grime all around the house and try magic eraser sheets for a deep clean in hard to reach places that you can toss when your done. mr. clean magic eraser. for a deep down hygienic clean all around the house. infused with nourishing serum and almond oil, nivea essentially enriched lotion helps lock in goodness for sm

one. >> representative spear also said today that she hopes some of the money will go to reducing noise for the people who live near the airport. >> speaking of infrastructure, we have a traffic alert for you starting tonight. caltrans will be closing the sir francis drake boulevard exit on northbound highway one. 0 one in larkspur in marin county. the closure will last until 8 o'clock saturday morning crews will be doing what they call bridge structure work. it's part of ongoing construction projects along highway one between the golden gate bridge and sandra fell. >> a california lawmaker is proposing a four-day workweek. congressman mark takano from riverside is introducing a measure that would require employees to be paid overtime after working 32 hours in a single week. mcconnell's bill has yet to be voted on in congress, but it was recently endorsed by the powerful congressional progressive caucus. dramatic video that shows a snowplow causing damage to dozens of vehicles along the ohio turnpike. the plow was driving 70 miles an hour. well, throwing massive amounts of snow and ice

. >>> spears versus spears. overnight britney's lawyer sends a cease and desist letter to her sister jamie lynn. writing britney will no longer be bullied and threatening legal action. >>> race to tongo. the flyover revealing cataclysmic damage from that tsunami and the airport under ash, the urgent relief effort under way. we're live in the region. >>> dramatic ice rescue. authorities race to save a man who rode his dirtbike on a frozen lake when two other witnesses fell through the ice. >>> celebrating andre leon talley, the first black male creative director at "vogue" passing away. a fashion force unlike any other. >>> good morning, america, michael, cecilia and i all hope you're doing well on this wednesday morning. >> we certainly are and it is a busy morning. we have a lot to get to. >>> first that breaking news overnight from the white house about its plan to give out 400 million n-95 masks to americans, of course, in this fight against the pandemic. >>> first we begin with the blast of winter that's mov

>> and the spears' public family feud is continuing to unfold.t down for this tell-all interview and she's done a few tell-all interviews ahead of her new memoir, but britney accused of selling her book at her expense and sent her sister a cease and desist letter, griff. griff: my question is why do we care, i have two daughters 20's and 16. and this is playing out in social media. jacqui: and we wonder how much we didn't see, when britney spears didn't have access. and they're 10 years apart, 40 and 30 and you wonder how much jamie lynn was around when britney was hitting her stride. that toxic song by the way i referenced has more than 500 million views. the little sister's living in big sister's shadow. jacqui: sure is. and funny, too, these arguments between them and making the rounds on tik tok, if you lead them in a louisiana accent, it does read differently. griff: sure do. jacqui: all right, we'll get the latest on the shooting of two n.y.p.d. officers and the crime crisis affecting big cities next. for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensur

that's the thing is in cow spears. so we have a great in the film starts out with as a wen went one, the equivalent of even one hamburgers equivalent sharing for around 2 months. so which is the most absolute inefficient system the you could possibly devise. so we just have to cut that middleman out and eat these healthy whole food plant based things. our body was an intended to a majority, if not completely. according to the un, the largest share of the world's a water consumption is about 69 percent, is from animal agriculture. documents released by wiki league show that as far back as 2019 nestle was warning us officials that the world was on track to run out of fresh water by the year 2050, in part, due to growing meet consumption. now the o. e. c, the estimates that by the end of this year, the u. s. could consume over 33000000000 kilograms of meat products. when you consider the global impact of eating meat or water supply. should we be talking about this in terms of policy is that is the individual dietary decis