britney spears.— after 13 years, big day for britney spears. very much so and there _ britney spears. very much so and there were _ britney spears. very much so and there were hundreds - britney spears. very much so and there were hundreds of. britney spears. very much so l and there were hundreds of her fans all around the courthouse here over the last few hours celebrating that victory for britney spears. it is been a long time coming and during which, herfather has held control over her finances and indeed, her personal life, who she meets, sees, mingles with, where she goes out to and who gets to spend that $60 million estate of hers. today, the judge her representations from her lawyer who looked at some of the comments that britney spears made an explosive telephone call that she made to the court back injune of this year when she said basically, liberty had been compromised, she said previously, i want my life back and there was very little in the way of discussion thereafter. 30 minute hear

spears es libre es decisión de la corte. >> es un movimiento más grande no solo por britney spears y también otras que viven tutelas abusivas. >> fue la gran artista de su generación pero detrás de su éxito hubo crisis que la llevaron a perder el control de su fortuna de 50 millones de dólares, su padre se hizo responsable y tomó el control del imperio despertando la ira de los fanáticos. >> hoy será libre, son 145 años que él tuvo todo el poder de ella y dinero que le quitó a su hija. >> ella fue obligada a trabajar . >> britney spears luchó por recupera por el control de su vida y que su padre la controló toda su vida. >> no tienes derecho a escoger un médico ni a tener un abogado ni tienes derecho a nada. >> la cantante espera que su casa que ha esperado movimientos, sirva para ayudar a otros en la situación que se encontró por más de una década. >> esto va a servir como procedente. >> así . >> hoy en "la casa de los famosos" a pocos pasos de llegar de a la gran final, se enteraron quienes los nominaron. >> cualquier cosa que pueda ver de gabriela que busque ayu

broken down in the documentary "framing britney spears." >> britney just grabbed the umbrella, started coming after me. started beating the passenger side of my truck. >> reporter: moments after this, the film says, she was denied access to visit her kids. jamie spears, her father, was given legal control over his daughter's personal, professional, and financial affairs in 2008 after she suffered a mental breakdown and had two hospitalizations. >> conservatorships are usually given to people who are elderly, who cannot make the fundamental decisions of their estate or person. first of all, the age of the conservator, that being britney spears, was a little peculiar. and then also the age of the conservatorship itself, how long it lasted. conservatorships usually are just for a couple of years at best. ♪ i think i did it again ♪ >> reporter: since then, britney has released four albums and performed nearly 250 shows in her las vegas residency. but behind the scenes, britney claims the conservatorship was ruining her life. over the summer, the star breaking her silence in court heari

britney spears has been handed back control of her life and career by a los angeles court. a judge has agreed to terminate a guardianship order imposed thirteen years ago, in the wake of concerns for her mental health.

as a whole has gone away and that begs the question will we see britney spears back on tour? is some sort of comebackjust around the corner for her? and of course, the hordes ofjubilant fans — we were just looking at pictures of them just now — are very much hoping the answer to that question will be yes. david, some of the details that you�*ve picked out about the conservatorship are extraordinary, aren�*t they? for example, the control over whether or not she can decide to have more children or not. is it fair to say that what has happened to britney spears has really raised a national debate within america over the legitimacy of the conservatorship tool as a whole? very much so. and there are those in congress who are advancing that particular argument. alice, they are saying in many cases, these are sort of guardianship restrictions are outdated and, in many cases, are conducted — the proceedings are conducted in secret — as they were, indeed, in this particular case for such a long time. but the thought is really that for something like this to go on for so l

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dj kue club remix of britney spears�* till the world ends plays. this was the moment they'd been dreaming of, everything they'd been fighting for. it doesn't feel real. it feels like i'm kind of in an out—of—body experience but it's just so incredible that we were able to actually help make this happen. after more than 13 years, the pop star was finally granted herfreedom in a hearing that lasted just 30 minutes. so proud of britney today and for the #freebritney movement, which is going to continue. the singer was not in court but her lawyer repeated her words — "i just want my life back". thejudge gave it to her, and the man who helped her get it was cheered as he paid tribute to his client's strength and courage, and thanked herfans for their fight to free her. you guys are absolutely the best. you're essential. cheering woman: , britney loves you. cheering and applause. you were essential in terms of the suspension of - james p spears... cheering and applause. and you were also essential- in regards to what happened today. cheering and ap

free britney: the breaking news about whether britney spears' toxic conservatorship is over. the great resignation: a record 4.4 million americans quit their jobs just in september. tonight, survivors speaking out. what it was like at that concert that killed nine and injured dozens. >> i remember being crushed from every side by human bodies all around me. >> o'donnell: important recalls: popular baby clothes that could be a choking hazard, and nearly 100,000 pounds of chicken patties that could be dangerous. and to finish the week of "honoring our heroes," steve hartman goes "on the road" with the story of a veteran whose memory lives on, thanks to the kindness of a stranger. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us on this friday night. we begin tonight with that breaking news and those new criminal charges against former president trump's chief strategist steve bannon. president trump has directed his allies not to cooperate in the congre

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so what is next for britney spears as a free woman. samantha stark is the director of "framing britney spears", the documentary that brought britney's situation to light for so many people. here is a clip. >> what is going on? how is britney doing? >> so around this time jamie, britney's father filed for a temporary conservatorship over britney. >> we hope the best for your daughter. >> they are uniquely a goal arrange. designed for elderly people unable to take care of themselves or their money. the court gives someone else special powers to make decisions for them. >> samantha joins me now. thanks for being here. what your reaction to this ruling and what do you see next for britney spears? >> well, i was outside of the courthouse yesterday and as soon as the crowd got word that her conservatorship was over, there was glitter, confetti cannons that were shot off, everyone was screaming and so excited and i think we were expecting this to happen. but it has been a long time coming. and so it was a big deal. >> so, early on, many peopl

if britney instructs, we will pursue james spears deposition. we will pursue the discovery that we served on him and fans say if that day comes, they will be ready. i mean, we'll always continue to support britney and. whatever is going to come after as far as like the allegations of her dad taking her money like if there's more court hearings will be here for that, too. and it could take months for britney spears to regain control of her life and finances due to this long conservatorship reporting live this evening. i'm coco mcevoy. let's send things back to the studio with andre. thank you so much. meantime, tracking a case like this is a first for many people who followed spears career. okay to be legal analyst michael cardoza joins us now with some perspective on all of this, michael. thank you so much for joining us. let's start with this people might understand. but what can spears do now that she could not do previously? well basic. basically she's now in charge of her life, both her personal life and her business life and i think what we

it is official, the conservatorship of britney spears has been terminated. and the conservatorship that's controlled britney spears' life for 13 years has been brought to an end.

overnight, britney spears' fiance posted this video showing them wearing free britney shirts. andrea fujii has more. >> reporter: this morning the free britney movement may finally come to fruition as a judge could end her conservatorship that's been in place for 14 years. jamie spears, her father, had been in control of her estimated $60 million estate until late september when the judge suspended him as her conservator and appointed a temporary one. and today's hearing could end the conservatorship all together. britney wrote earlier in the week in a since-deleted instagram post, this week is going to be very interesting for me. ♪ my life has been so overprotected ♪ >> reporter: last summer the nearly 40 year old singer told the court that she was in an abusive conservatorship, claiming, i was scared of my dad. in late october, her lawyer filed a motion to end the conservatorship. and she has pleaded with the court to let her have her life back. since its inception in 2008, jamie spears has fought to remain conservator. but in a recent change of heart he agreed to the mo

. >> en las calles de los Ángeles ha y una gran celebración britney spears es libre y la decisión en la corte es para ella y todos los fanáticos . >> pero fue la gran artista y derrochando talento y detrás del éxito de 50 millones de dólares su padre se hizo responsable despertando la ira de los fanáticos. >> ha sido casi 14 años que él ha tengo tanto dijnero ella fue obligadfa a trabajar porque la chantajearon con sus hijos o te damos pastillas que no necesitas. >> britney spears luchó por recuperar el control de su vida y que su padre la abusó psicológicamente controlando sus finanzas y su cuidado médico y personal. >> no tenía derecho a tener un médico no tenía derecho a nada. >> la cantante espera que su caso para hacer reformas sirva para ayudar a otros por más de una década. >> esperamos que esto genere un cambio. >> con la importante decisión brigada antinarcótico metropolitana sur de britney spears podrá tener control absoluta financiera y personal. >> el primera tormenta tropical invernal de la temporada y ahora dakota los metros advierten que la acumulaci

now that he isn't, there is talk already of some sort of for britney spears. christopher melcher is a family law expert based in los angeles. he gave me his reaction to thejudge's decision. i was there at the courthouse and people did go crazy after this happened. it was so long in the making. and unnecessary, because the conservatorship should —— necessary. never have been placed upon her in the first place. even if she was having mental health issues in 2008, this was not the type of conservatorship that is designed to manage that. this probate conservatorship that she was placed on — it's for people at end of life, who have dementia and who can't even for themselves by putting a roof over their head. the court should never have imposed this and then for it go on so long and take away all of her rights when she clearly was able to work was an abuse of her. such an interesting viewpoint. and the judge, he said today, didn't he, that an accountant serving as a temporary conservator should retain some powers, even after today's ruling, so what are these p

a huge day for britney spears. tell us about this ruling. >> reporter: this was widely expected to happen today. it is effective immediately. that means britney spears is in control once again of her person and of her financials. what we did learn is that in court, her lawyer saying she will have some safety nets put in place to protect her and her estate. it's estimated at about $60 million, so she didn't go into a free fall here, and a couple more court dates here. it's important to note there were no objections from her mother's lawyers, or from her father's lawyers. remember, this summer she was very clear she wanted her father removed as the co-conspirator of her establishment. she accused him of conservatorship abuse. he was removed as the co-conservator in september, but now it's completely gone. her lawyer saying the time has come to end the conservatorship. needless to say, britney spears is thrilled about this, going to instagram shortly after the ruling. good god, i love my fans so much. it's crazy. i th

spears was not present for the hearing but posted on instagram, best day ever. >> britney spears as of today is a free woman and an independent woman and the rest, with her support system, will be up to britney. >> reporter: outside the courthouse, the sounds of victory. creators supported an entire movement to make this moment a reality. >> today is life changing today is the biggest deal in the world, and i can't imagine how britney is feeling >> reporter: on instagram, the pop star and her fiance calling #freebritney a human rights movement. a court ordered the conservatorship back in 2008 after the star was placed in two involuntary psychiatric holds following a public breakdown. since then, the 39-year-old mother of two hasn't been allowed to make any significant decisions about her career, finances or medical care without the oversight of her conservatorship. >> all of these things will be restored back to what they were prior to the conservatorship. >> reporter: while her supporters celebrate her newfound independence, the spears family feud is far from over. in september, a jud

. >>> still ahead, the celebration after britney spears is freed from her conservatorship. now the fight to make sure it doesn't happen to anyone else >>> cost of health services under medicare are going up. starting next year, part b premiums increases by nearly $22 a month. that phases out some things like -- that covers services like doctor visits and lab tests. >>> new action to deal with the role of conservatorships in america after a judge freed britney spears from 13 years under her father's control congress is taking up the cause. we breakdown the latest >> reporter: britney spears fans celebrating a new hash tag, #freedbritney the star embraced the slogan, best day ever on instagram a judge terminated the a judge terminated the conservatorship that controlled her every move more than a decade. >> you just learned the conservatorship was terminated, what's your reaction? >> we're happy for britney, this is why we're out here. >> reporter: from california to capitol hill, britney's case is just the beginning. 1.3 million under similar restrictive agreements senator b

stating that britney spears's mental health is okay. >> britney spears says that she does not want a mental health evaluation for the conservatorship to send. we will see what the judge decides today. bill, this will likely stay in the courts for sometime because britney spears's lawyer says long after the conservatorship is done with or not, he will have her father investigated. >> bill: wow, okay. pins and needles. >> dana: scientists say an asteroid near earth could be a fragment of the moon. it matches lunar rocks from the nasa apollo mission and it may have broken off 500 to 10,000 years ago. how do they know that? a ferris wheel size. in the white house i called in with all of these terrible stories were going on. i was told there was an asteroid headed to earth. great! >> bill: i am not qualified. before we get out of here, dana and i talk about music a lot during the commercial break. back in august, we were talking about summer songs. >> dana: what is your favorite summer song? >> bill: august 6th. >> dana: today he said what is your summer song? i gave him my answer and i s

winner first. >> my winner is britney spears. just this afternoon a judge formally finally lifted that conservatorship over her personal and financial affairs. she is about to turn 40 years old and can now live her own life. loser is ron klain. white house chief of staff has been twisting himself into a pretzel trying to explain that no matter what the condition of the economy, lots of inflation, no inflation, the very, very best thing we can do right now is to pass president biden's agenda. >> bret: all right, chuck. winner and loser? >> well, my loser is anybody who put any credence in the steele dossier, which has been thoroughly exploded and we referred to have the fact that my newspaper, unfortunately, had to print a retraction on that. i would point people to eric wemple's coverage of that story in our paper as well. and my win everywhere of the week is senator maggie hassan, democrat of new hampshire who got some very good news about the fact that her two strongest republican opponents chris sununu and kelly ayotte will no

. >>> and could britney spears finally be free? ♪ the big court decision happening today, november 12th. >>> good friday morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news in the music festival tragedy in houston. >> detailed notes from emergency officials are revealing how the chaos unfolded. our station in houston obtained call logs from the fire department. they indicate organizers lost control of the crowd long before travis scott took the stage with authorities requesting riot equipment before 9:00 a.m. as the performance started. more than 12 hours later, a fire iter writing, this is when it got real. >> it comes as another family is torn apart by the tragedy. a college student is now the ninth person to die from their injury. >> now we're hearing from scott's attorney who condemns what he calls finger pointing but we begin with the new time line of the chaos. overnight logs obtained from our houston station revealing new details on the events leading to that deadly surge at a houston concert a week ago today. the minute-by-min

. >>> britney's body, britney's choice. >> is britney spears supporters celebrated outside of the l.a. county courthouse today after the popstar was freed from her conservatorship. a california judge ended the legal conservatorship that controlled when he spares his life for the past 13 years. >> reporter: friday became independence day for britney spears. >> britney as of today as a free woman, and she's an independent woman, and the rest with her support system, will be up to britney point >> reporter: on friday, an l.a. judge freed the pop singer from the legal conservatorship that has rolled her life for nearly 14 years. a large crowd of her fans turned out to support her on one of the most important days of her life. >> if she lost so many years of her life -- i'm just so happy she could get her life back point >> reporter: whitney's father, jamie spears, had overseen his daughter's affairs and finances since 2008, when she suffered an apparent mental health crisis. at a june court hearing, britney spears called the conservatorship traumatizing, and told the judge she wanted her

, britney spears' father. remember in september jamie spears said he wanted the conservatorship to be terminated completely, this after those two explosive testimonies from britney spears herself whether where she called in to court to say what her life had been like. the first time we had really heard from her. she said she was forced to be on birth control, forced to perform, and she wanted her father charged with strirship abuse. very serious allegations there. that conservatorship was not terminated a that point, but jamie spears was removed as co-conspirator. everyone expected this could be the outcome. what's also noteworthy is britney spears herself has taken to instagram to celebrate this and celebrate her free britney fans writing, good god, i love my fans so much, crazy. i think i g'm going to cry the rest of the day, can i get an amen. praise the lord. the supporters of free britney very excited to know britney once again can control what sh

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 though. there will be a cta involved in her financial position temporarily as she gets back on her feet. as it goes, britney spears is free. >> martha: thanks, jeff. thanks very much. what do you think? >> greg: i don't care. i absolutely don't care. i'm going to -- this is why you get paid on tv. you have to pretend to care. how does anybody know anything about what is going on in her life other than her family? yet you have this moment based on watching a documentary, all of these people -- how much time do you have in your life to protest or somebody that doesn't know you exist? you're out there protesting. shouldn't you be spending time with your family and worried about what is going on in your town? this movement has the intellectual depth of a kiddy pool. i think she has serious me

while appointing a new czar to oversee it all >>> pop star britney spears was freed from her conservatorship now, the fight to make sure it doesn't happen to anyone else. >>> clear from covid, aaron rodgers returned to the gridiron following a controversial ten days while a big-name qb is sidelined because of coronavirus. "early today" starts right now >> good monday morning i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin with breaking news in the astroworld concert tragedy 9-year-old ezra blunt has died from injuries sustained during the crowd surge at the houston show, becoming the youngest fatality his parents have hired personal-injury attorneys ben crump, alex hill yard, bob hill yard, and paul grenke. the council previously filed a law lawsuit. according to a statement by crump and his colleagues, blunt was placed in a medically-induced coma in an attempt to save his life after he suffered brain, kidney, and liver trauma they also expressed condolences to his family reading in part, ezra's death is absolutely heartbreaking. we are committed to seeking answers and justice for the

it's official, the conservatorship of britney spears has been terminated.— of britney spears has been terminated. �* , ., ., , , terminated. and the conservatorship that control britney _ terminated. and the conservatorship that control britney spears' - terminated. and the conservatorship that control britney spears' life - that control britney spears' life for 13 years has been brought to an end. welcome once again to glasgow and bbc news. breaking these for you here from the cop26 climate summit today because literally in the last few moments, and a draft agreement has been published. i haven't had sight of it myself but i can tell you, and this is a rather important, very important detail in fact, that text on fossilfuels very important detail in fact, that text on fossil fuels is still in this draft agreement. it obviously has to be signed off by all the parties gathered here but you may well know from our coverage over the last couple of weeks and certainly last couple of weeks and certainly last few days, as we got down to these draft agreements, in previous summits, lines an

this is "the news" on cnbc britney spears, finally free her conservatorship, over. a rush of legal action after the concert stampede that killed nine lawsuits piled up. and more victims describe the chaos. >> i realized i had to get out of there. >> detoxing the shot. the new misinformation spreading online. >>> the new january 6th investigation. steve bannon indicted. mark meadows, a no-show. will trump's former chief of staff also be charged with contempt >>> j&j's plans to split the company up. >>> taylor swift makes all songs new again. >>> live from cnbc britney spears is free a federal judge ordering an end to an almost 14-year-long conservatorship. the 13-year arrangement gave guardians like britney's father and a bank control over her life decisions and money. jamie spears saying everything he did was in his daughter's best interests but the pop singer said she couldn't take a break from work, couldn't get married, couldn't have a baby. effective today, that's all no more scott cohn is outside the courthouse. >> reporter: free britney became a global movemen

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britney spears dissolve most but not all of the conservatorship of hot star britney spears. correspondent marianne rafferty with the legal battle with pop-culture headlines, good evening, marion. >> good evening, shannon. britney has been freed. thanks to a california judge who says she's capable of handling her own affairs. judge brenda penny saying today all parties in agreement that spears does not capacity and making her own decisions and doing a conservatorship that lasted 14 years. this anger publicly spoke out against the conservatorship during a lengthy testimony in june calling it abusing and demoralizing to say her father, jamie, in charge of her estate and personal life and anyone else involved in the arrangement should be jailed, adding "spent 13 years and it's been enough. i want to be able to be heard." the pop star was not present in court to hear the decision today. she thanked her fans via twitter unable to contain her excitement. "good god come i love my fans so much, it's crazy. i think i will cry the rest of the day. best day ever, praise the lord. can i

well, it does seem it's independence day for britney spears. in the last few moments the crowd of hundreds gathered outside the courtroom in la erupted in cheers, some crying tears ofjoy. this is what the free britney movement had been campaigning for. we don't know what the details of the termination that conservatorship are yet but there are huge benefits for her and you can probably hear, this will not be the end of the story. it's very much the end of the story. it's very much the beginning of the end. britney spears' lawyer has made clear he wants a full investigation into how this situation came about and into her father, jamie spears' conduct over the last few years which has controlled her life.— controlled her life. sophie long, thank you. _ controlled her life. sophie long, thank you, outside _ controlled her life. sophie long, thank you, outside a _ controlled her life. sophie long, thank you, outside a very - controlled her life. sophie long, thank you, outside a very noisy. thank you, outside a very noisy courthouse. 20 years ago

judge ends britney spears' conseconservatorship. how the pop star reacted to the judge's decision. >>> first, it's a critical statewide system, aimed at getting illegal guns off the street. tonight, we investigate why some bay area police departments aren't following the rules. and that's all because police across california are failing to properly log them in the state data base. >> joint investigation with the journalism non-profit called the trace discovered. that failure could jeopardy gun trafficking investigations crossing state and county lines. >> reporter: each year, law enforcement agencies across california recover thousands of guns. most of them linked to potential crimes. in 2019, the atf traced 40,000 suspected california crime guns. each of those so called crime guns are supposed to be entered into california automated firearm system. and from there, automatically routed. bureau

britney spears' long battle to one her freedom is over. supporters of the pop star celebrated outside a los angeles courtroom moments ago, after a judge granted her request. she had no control of her life, really, including her own reproductive freedom. let's go to chloe in los angeles. you were inside the courtroom when the decision was announced. tell us what happened? >> reporter: hey there, jake, by far the most important, significant momentous day of brittie spears' entire life. her 13-year conservatorship has come to an end. she goes to bed tonight, wakes up tomorrow in control of her financials, in control of her medical decisions. for the last 13 years. that was a role her father had held, then a woman by the name of jody metropolitan governmentry was in charge. i want to read a quote from the judge -- effective day the conserve toffeeship is hereby terminated. it's official. something that britney spears said multiple times, she wanted it terminated without a medical examination. britney does not have to undergo any more doctors'

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quite a day for britney spears. she says let the celebrations begin. amen. >> reporter: you can imagine the momentous day of change for britney spears. prompting fans to ask will the pop star return to the stage. her lawyer says that is up to britney. this morning, britney spears waking up in control of her life for the first time in nearly 14 years. a moment a long time in the making. the pop star did not speak in court friday, but on instagram, called it the best day ever. fans erupting outside of the courthouse when the judge ordered an immediate end to the conservatorship of her person and estate. >> i'm at a loss for words. we have wanted this for so long. >> reporter: the 39-year-old star can move on as she pleases. >> she can make financial decisions and professional decisions and perhaps, most importantly, she can make her own personal decisions. ♪♪ >> reporter: the singer igniting a nationwide conversation around conservatorship in the united states from california to capitol hill. representative barry moore saying too many have been preda

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. >>> finally free, britney spears waking up today with a new lease on life after a california judge officially ended her conservatorship. >> britney as of today is a free woman and she's an independent woman. >> fans erupting with happiness outside a courtroom. >> i'm at a loss for words right now. we've been wanting this for so long. >> this morning, what's next for the pop super star. >>> going on offense, former las vegas raiders coach jon gruden sues the nfl and commissioner roger goodell, claiming they selectively released his offensive emails in a bid to destroy his reputation and career. this morning what the league is saying about the suit. >>> those stories plus 'tis the season for getting into the full swing of the holidays around here, with a preview of this year's macy's thanksgiving day parade. and then we'll welcome a beautiful 79 foot tall norway spruce to the heart of manhattan as it takes its place as the rockefeller center christmas tree. today saturday, november 13th, 2021. >> announcer: from nbc this is "today" with peter alexander, kristen welker, and dylan drey

what a judge has now decided in the britney spears case in her effort to control her own money, her own earnings. the scene outside that court right now. >>> the american economy tonight and the eye-opening new number. american workers quitting their jobs. the record number just revealed tonight. the list of factors. what's driving this?da a fellow crew member who just flew to space with actor william shatner, that crew member died in the a plane crash just weeks after making history. >>> the massive storm from the midwest to the northeast. heavy rains and winds gusting more than 60 miles per hour. the whiteout conditions, the wind damage, and what's coming behind this. rob marciano is here tonight. >>> and our abc news special report on climate. tonight, amy robach takes us to antarctica. braving hurricane-force winds, up to 30-foot waves. tonight, the beautiful penguins up close, and the reality on the ground there. amy right here on her journey tonight. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us as we near the end of another week together here. and there are several breakin

and could this be independence day for britney spears? a judge is expected to end the legal arrangment which has controlled her life. and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel... 0n the eve of the autumn international with australia, england are dealt a blow, with ellis genge out after testing positive for covid. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. a new draft agreement at the climate change summit in glasgow calls on governments around the world to do more to tackle global warming. it's the last scheduled day of the crucial cop26 conference — though the talks may stretch into the weekend. the draft deal asks countries to cut greenhouse gas emissons at a faster pace, but softens commitments to reduce the use of fossil fuels. some campaigners have said it's nowhere near ambitious enough. from glasgow, our science correspondent rebecca morelle. from the vast amounts of ice we are losing in the polar regions, to the droughts caused as temperatures continue to rise. and devastating floods that are destroying homes and li

the conservatorship of britney spears has been terminated. >> the free britney movement wins. what's next for the pop star after her conservatorship is finally ended. >>> and will we see aaron rodgers back on the field today? why today is a huge day for the superstar quarterback as he recovers from both covid and the major backlash from his vaccine comments. good morning, everybody. it's saturday, november 13th. i'm lindsey reiser. >> and i'm kendis gibson. it's a big day. some would think it's the worst time of the year. here's why. you see the little scaffolding in the middle? they're getting ready for the big christmas tree to roll it on in here at rockefeller center. >> right now it's on a flatbed truck. it comes from maryland. really the tallest tree, one of our producers was saying, since 2016. that maryland family didn't want to part with it initially. the rockefeller gardner did some persuading, and we're all going to be better for it. >> it's the first tree that coming from maryland. thank you so much. we look forward to meeting the many tourists who would like to com

. >> this is a monumental day for britney spears. >> the fans' celebrations and britney's message to supporters overnight. plus, is another court battle brewing with her dad? >>> countdown to thanksgiving less than two weeks away, but with supply chain challenges will you be able to get all of your favorite thanksgiving sides? del monte's ceo joins us live with what you need to know before that supermarket trip. >>> and expedition antarctica. >> reporter: here we are in the middle of the southern ocean. >> amy and our intrepid crew getting up close and personal with the continent's most famous residents and seeing the threat of climate change in their spectacular journey to the bottom of the world. >>> and good morning, america. so great to have you with us on a saturday. eva is on maternity leave but we're very excited to have linsey davis at the desk and brian taff from wpvi, our abc station in philadelphia. linsey, i understand you grew up watching his station. >> yes, i'm a south jersey girl, morristown, new jersey. so i'm going to show a little restraint and not do the theme son

. >> britney spears conservatorship is over today. a judge terminated her father's conservatorship fans and supporters. you see them there gathered outside the courthouse in la waiting for word on what happened. spears said been under her father's control. now since 2008 reporter sloane glass has more now on the pop star's career and the 14 year conservatorship battle. >> in 2008 jamie spears was granted the conservatorship after britney allegedly struggled with mental health issues and was hospitalized. but the mandatory secrecy of medical records has kept murky the exact reasons why britney spears has remained in her conservatorship for nearly 14 years. i've been investigating the guardianship conservatorship since 2015. i can count on one hand. >> the number of judges that have said, ok, never mind. i am revoking terminating this the fans felt vindicated when britney spears spoke out against the conservatorship in court this summer and what she confirms many of their suspicions britney's team made the first formal request to termin

britney's father jamie spears had control of britney's estate since 2008, he already agreed to step down from the role in august following intense media and legal scrutiny following britney's very emotional testimony when she accused her father of mistreating her. he denies the can happen to anybody so i want to thank britney first and foremost. [cheering] i want to thank all of you. reporter: britney's attorney said he will investigate her length of abuse and a safety net to oversee the transition of her estate. another hearing on this matter is scheduled for december 8. arthel: that is great news. thank you. 's 's nasa inducting three new members of the u.s. national hall of fame happening today at the kennedy space station complex in florida. michael lopez and scott kelly, former astronaut arizona senator mark kelly, 102 star in the hall of fame. how do you get voted? like the baseball hall of fame? arthel: i don't know but it's awesome. ♪♪ >> welcome to the journal editorial, i am paul gigot. continuing to crime in october with consumer prices rising 6.2% from a year ago. fastest

. >>> plus, britney spears' fans are celebrating now that free britney has helped lead to freed britney. how the pop star's 13-year conservatorship came to an end. stay with us. we gave new zzzquil pure zzzs restorative herbal sleep to people who were tired of being tired. i've never slept like this before. i've never woken up like this before. crafted with clinically studied plant-based ingredients that work naturally with your body. for restorative sleep like never before. >>> our breaking news from cop26ment a new draft of the climate agreement has been published. our phil black joins me now live from glasgow. this came out just moments ago. i'm not sure if you had a chance to see what's in this new draft. what can you tell us? >> reporter: kim, i've had a few minutes to look at what i think is the headline issue really, and that is what is agreed upon in terms of reducing emissions, particularly in the near future. let's start with something that is unprecedented. so significant news for that reason. that is the dimension of phasing out coal power and fossil fuel subsidies is still

. >>> and from britney spears' new statement about her new life to dropping overnight to a er - real-life version of the road runner who hitched quite a ride, it's wednesday, november 17th. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> i'm andrea fujii. mona is off. we begin with breaking news. a deadly plane crash in colorado. >> an air tanker that was helping fight a wildfire northwest of denver has crashed. our denver station kmgh says it spotted the plane near the town of estes park before the crash last night, the pilot, the only person on board was killed. firefighting planes flying for the state are not allowed to fly at night but we're told it was flying for the county. >> the wildfire was sparked yesterday when heavy winds sent a tree falling on to power lines. mandatory evacuations were ordered in the area. no word on the cause of that crash. >>> day two of jury deliberations in the kyle rittenhouse trial. the teenager charged with killing two people during protests in wisconsin last year. as we await a verdict we're seeing some tense moments unfold outside the co