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GETTING BRIGHTER AND BRIGHTER.

TRAVIS: WALL-TO-WALL HOOPS ON

THIS FIRST SATURDAY OF THE

TOURNAMENT.

GAME OF THE DAY IN 'A' SOUTH AS

CAPE AND BRUNSWICK MATCHED UP.

CAPE GETTING FI BOWE BACK

TONIGHT AFTER MISSING 11 GAMES

WITH AN INJURY.

CE RALLIED LATE IN REGULATION,

QUINN HEWITT NASTY MOVE, CAPERS

UP TO TENTS.

OF 20 SECONDS TO PLAY.

NATE BENOIT, SENDS IT TO

OVERTIME.

BOWE, MAGIC LIKE, NO LOOK PASS

TO HARTEL, CAPE UP IN O.T.

OTHER WAY, BRUNSWICK PUT A RUN

TOGETHER.

JOSH DORR, AMAZING BODY CONTROL,

BRUNSWICK HAD A 4 POINT LEAD

WITH A MINUTE TO GO.

CAPE RALLIES AGAIN, DOWN 1,

HEWITT GETS THE REBOUND OFF THE

MISSED F.T..FINDS HARTEL, CAPE

UP.

DORR WOULD TIE IT WITH A FREE

THROW WITH 6 SECONDS LEFT, CAPE

A FINAL CHANCE, BOWE FOULED WAS

IT BEFORE THE BUZZER, YOU

DECIDE

WOW.

HE GOES TO THE LINE.

HE MAKES THE FIRST FREE THROW

AND CAPE MOVES ON 51-50

BIDDEFORD LOOKING TO SHOCK THE

DEFENDING STATE CHAMPS 2

THOUSAND.

FLOATER TIGERS DOWN 4

FALMOUTH'S SEAN BRYANT, WATCH

HIM BACK DOWN.

A NICE FINISH IN T PAINT.

COLIN COYNE STARTED SLOW THEN

CLASSIC COLIN COYNE FINISHING

OVER BIGGER GUYS.

FALMOUTH WITH THE WIND -- WIN.

FALMOUTH AND CAPE WEDNESDAY AT

6:00.

NORTHERN A BOYS 2 HAMPDEN VS.

#7 CONY TEAMS SPLITS DURING

REGULAR SEASON

JORDAN RODDY THE TOUGH DRIVE HE

HAD 16,CONY BY 12 IN THE SECOND

HALF.

SIMON MCCORMICK TO ALLSTON.

HE HAD 15.

CONY WINS, 60-48.

OCEAN I TAKING ON TACOMA.

JOSH METZEN, TO COME IS OFF --

NORTHERN A DEFENDING REGIONAL

CHAMP OCEANSIDE TAKING ON

NOKOS, 4TH QUARTER,JOSH

SMESTAD WITH THE LAYIN,NOKOMIS

TAKES 44-42 LEAD

BUT THE WARRIORS HAD NO ANSWER

FOR MICHAEL NORTON THE JUNIOR

FINISHED WITH A GAME HIGH 27

POINTS, OCEANSIDE HOLDS ON IN

FINAL MOMENTS FOR A 53-49

WIN,THEY FACE CONY WEDNESDAY AT

7:00.

GARDINER FACING MESSALONSKEE IN

THE 4 VS 5 MATCHU

QUICK START FOR GARDINER ISAIAH

MAGEE FOR 3 OF HIS 21.15-4

TIGERS

HE TAKES HIS TIME AND GETS BACK

INTO IT.

RESPONDS,JAMES KOULETSIS FINDS

AN OPEN CHASE WARREN 27-24

GLES AT HALF, THEY SEAL IT IN

FOURTH QUARTER.

LAND.

53-46, MESSALONSKEE 53

TOP SEEDED AND UNBEATEN MEDOMAK

VALLEY TAKING ONKOWHEGAN

INDIANS START THE SCORING COLE

PIERCE DRAINS THE 3

THIS SKOWHEGAN TEAM NEEDED

DOUBLE-OVERTIME TO LIVE AND THEY

PUT IT TOGETHER.

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HIGHLIGHTS: Championship day at State Wrestling - Duration: 2:21.

STATE TITLE. WE

HAVE MORE ON TODAY'S TOP

PERFORMANCES.

>> SCOTT CATHOLIC CORBIN MINK

ETCHED HIS NAME INTO THE HISTORY

BOOKS. WON 4TH STRAIGHT

CHAMPIONSHIP WITH 3-2 WIN

FOLLOWING THOMAS GILMAN.

>> I DEFINITELY WAS A LITTLE BIT

NERVOUS FOR IT.

>> CHRISTIAN MILLER OF PLAINVIEW

MAKING IT 4 STRAIGHT TITLES. THE

NORTHERN ILLINOIS RECRUIT ENDING

THE SEASON UNBEAT 138 IN CLASS

D. JOEY HARRISON MADE IT BACK

106 AT BURKE. JAMES BURKE WHO

KICK STARTED THE DAY WITH A PIN

AT 145 POUNDS.

>> THAT FEELS REALLY GOOD. I'M

JUST TWO MORE STEPS TO COACH

WANTING IT TO A 4 TIMER.

>> MILLER NORTH SENIOR DARRYL

COLEMAN PIN FINISHED A PERFECT

SECTION, WEST SIDE SNAPPED A 16

YEAR DROUGHT WITH NOT ONE BUT

TWO CHAMPIONS. DAR LOND OWE HILL

AT 182 AND JOSH JANUARY SON AT

152. FUTURE WYOMING PATRICK

ARNOLD SHOWED UNBELIEVABLE

STRENGTH, A PIN OF TRENT HICK

SON AT 285 AND THE EMOTION WOULD

FOLLOW.

>> I DIDN'T THINK IT WOULD BE IN

THIS MOMENT RIGHT HERE. AND IT'S

GREAT.

>> FELLOW BRUNER AND VAN SMITH

CLIMBED ATOP THE PODIUM.

CHAMPION AT 117 AND COAL GRAY

ONCE AGAIN SKUT TAKING TOP

HONORS IN CLASS B, 3 SKY OTS

BILLY HIGGINS AT 1 OF 0, KAYLA

BURGER ON 106. HAYNES OMAHA

CENTRAL AT 126. WHILE RON A

WILLIAMS OF OMAHA NORTH WON AT

138, BESTING ZACH CHARITY OF

MILLARD SOUTH. THE PAY

TRIATMOSPHERE AT ONE CHAMPION AT

BLAKE JANUARY SON 106. DO YOU GO

JANUARY SON 3 STRAIGHT TEAM

TITLES IN CLASS A.

>> OF THE 56 STATE CHAMPIONS, 15

FINISHED UNDEFEATED. WE SAW 13

REPEAT CHAMS AND 4, 3 TIME

CHAMS. OF COURSE, THE STORY OF

THE WEEKEND IS CHRISTIAN MILLER

AND CORBIN MINK BECOMING THE

27TH AND 28 WRESTLERS TO MAKE IT

4 STRAIGHT. WRAPPING UP OUR

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Cloudy overnight forecast - Duration: 3:03.

NEWS LOS ANGELES.

Announcer: NOW, YOUR WLKY

WEATHER WITH METEOROLOGIST JOHN

BELSKI.

John: THEY ARE EXPECTING FOUR

INCHES OF RAIN OF THE MOUNTAINS

THAT DRAIN INTO LAKE OROVILLE,

VERY SERIOUS SITUATION COMING UP

THE NEXT FEW DAYS IN CALIFORNIA.

OUR RAIN PUSHED EAST OF US,

DROPPING TOWARD THE SOUTH AWAY

FROM US.

WE PICKED UP .09 OF AN INCH

TODAY.

TODAY WAS THE COOLEST DAY WE

WILL HAVE TILL NEXT SATURDAY.

WE HAVE FIVE DAYS IN THE 70s

IN THE FORECAST.

YOU LIKE MY GROUND HOG PLAYING

GOLF.

Carolyn: I LOVE IT.

John: HE SAID WINTER SIX MORE

WEEKS.

Carolyn: I THINK HE WAS WRONG.

John: I THINK SO.

HERE'S HIGHS TODAY.

WE HIT 62 BEFORE THE RAIN HIT

HERE.

IT STARTED EARLIER DOWN STATE

AND MOVED UP THIS WAY.

NORTH OF INTERSTATE 70 EVERYBODY

HAD RECORD HIGHS TODAY IN THE

MID AND UPPER 60s.

CLEVELAND, 69 DEGREES AND THERE

WERE 65 RECORD HIGHS TO THE

NORTH OF US THIS AFTERNOON.

SUNSHINE, SOUTHERLY WINDS, IT'S

JUST AMAZING HOW IT'S WARMING

THING UP.

CHICAGO, 70 DEGREES FOR ONLY THE

FOURTH TIME EVER DURING THE

MONTH OF FEBRUARY.

NOW, IT BRINGS US TO TONIGHT'S

WEIRD WEATHER TRIVIA OF THE DAY.

READY FOR THIS?

THIS IS A STRANGE ONE.

LOUISVILLE HAS HAD ALMOST FIVE

TIMES AS MUCH SNOW SINCE

JANUARY 1ST AS CHICAGO.

THEY BARELY HAD AN HALF INCH IN

CHICAGO.

YOU CAN IMPRESS YOUR FRIENDS

TOMORROW WITH THAT WEIRD WEATHER

STATEMENT.

HERE'S THE CLOUDS BUILDING IN

NORTHERN ILLINOIS.

WE WILL STAY CLOUDY THE REST OF

THE NIGHT INTO TOMORROW MORNING

AND THEN CLEARING WEST OF US AS

THE DAY GOES ON.

FUTURE RADAR, HAVE CLOUDS TILL

ABOUT 11:00.

THIS IS THE PLAN AT LEAST...

CLEARING RAPIDLY EARLY MID

AFTERNOON.

WE ARE IN THE RIVER VALLEY AND

EVERY NOW AND AGAIN THE CLOUDS

GET TRAPPED IN.

I DON'T THINK THAT WILL BE

HAPPEN.

60s TOMORROW, WARMER ON MONDAY

AND AROUND THE AREA TOMORROW, A

LOT OF MID 60s EXPECTED.

49, SOME FOG TONIGHT... 67 AS WE

CLEAR OUT IN THE AFTERNOON

TOMORROW.

PRESIDENT'S DAY, 73.

70 WITH RAIN POSSIBLE TUESDAY,

WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY GORGEOUS,

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The Monterey Zoo hit hard from the storms - Duration: 0:52.

IT

CLEANED UP AND TO RESTORE POWER.

>> THE MONTEREY ZOO ALSO

EXPERIENCING TROUBLE IN THE

AFTERMATH OF THE STORM.

FENCES ARE DOWN.

POWER IS OUT.

FACILITY HAS NO WATER.

THE OWNER OF THE MONTEREY ZOO

SAYS REPAIRING THE DAMAGE WILL

BE COSTLY.

THEIR CONCERN IS THE HEALTH AND

WELL-BEING OF THE ANIMALS.

>> WE'RE PROBABLY LOOKING AT

CLOSE TO A HUNDRED THOUSAND

DAMAGES ALREADY.

OUR BIGGEST CONCERN IS THE

HEALTH ISSUES WITH THE ANIMALS,

AND IF WE CAN'T HEAT THE

ELEPHANTS UP WE'VE ALREADY GOT

ONE THAT'S SICK THAT WE'RE

DEALING WITH.

WE CAN ONLY GENERATE SO MUCH

ELECTRICITY AND TAP INTO OUR

MAIN SYSTEM WITH IT

>> MONTEREY ZOO BOARD MEMBERS

SAY THEY ARE SETTING UP A GO

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Hundreds make the Trek up the Tower - Duration: 1:25.

INSPIRE

OTHERS TO LIVE THEIR LIVES TO

THE FULLEST AS WELL.

>> TREK UP THE TOWER IS NO SMALL

FEAT.

40 FLOORS, 870 STAIRS.

YOU MIGHT FIND YOURSELF ASKING,

WHY WOULD ANYONE DO THIS?

>> WELL, WE ASKED.

>> I'M A RUNNER AND SO WE DO A

LOT OF 5KS AND EVEN HALF

MARATHONS, I WANTED TO DO

SOMETHING DIFFERENT

>> THIS IS A WELLNESS PROGRAM,

OUR FIRST EVENT TO PARTICIPATE

IN

>> WANTED TO CROSS IT OFF MY

LIST TOGETHER.

>> ALL GREAT REASONS.

ONE PARTICIPANT -- FLIGHTS OF

STAIRS.

AND IN THE MEMORY OF MY DONOR

WHO GAVE A HEART TO ME THREE

YEARS AGO.

>> THREE YEARS AGO.

THIS IS SOMETHING SARA THOUGHT

SHE WOULD NEVER GET TO DO.

>> I'M SO THANKFUL FOR THE GIFT

OF LIFE.

I WANT TO SHOW THAT TO OTHERS.

>> THANKS TO AMANDA BAKER, A

CORRECTIONS OFFICER FROM SCOTTS

BLUFF, SARA NOW HAS THAT CHANCE.

AND AS SHE BEGINS HER TREK TO

THE TOP, SHE KEEPS ONE THING IN

MIND.

>> EVERY FLIGHT OF STAIRS, I

JUST KEEP THINKING OF THAT

FAMILY AND THE CHOICE THAT THEY

MADE TO SAY YES TO ORGAN AND

TISSUE DONATION

>> THE MOTIVATION THAT HELPS HER

MAKE IT ALL THE WAY.

>> FEELS GREAT.

[LAUGHING]

>> I DID IT.

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Athletic events boost Downtown Omaha businesses - Duration: 1:47.

TO MEET WITH THIS

HIGH DEMAND.

>> COMPETITION FOR THE STATE

TITLE, BRINGS IN WRESTLER FROM

ALL OVER NEBRASKA. PACKING IN

CENTURY LINK CENTER VOLLEYBALL

PLAYERS FROM ALL OVER THE

COUNTRY FROM THE PRESIDENT'S DAY

CLASSIC.

>> WE'RE GOING OUT TO EAT

TOMORROW. AND I WAS HOPING TO

WALK AROUND AND EXPLORE.

>> ALI BARNHARDT AND CLUB TEAM

ALONG WITH SUPPORTERS ARE

SPENDING 4 DAYS IN OMAHA. AT THE

CENTURY LINK CENTER ALONE, STAFF

THERE EXPECT ABOUT 20,000 PEOPLE

EACH DAY OVER THE HOLIDAY

WEEKEND. WE CHECKED WITH 10

HOTELS DOWNTOWN. AND LIKE THE

MAGNOLIA THEY'RE ALL FULL OR

NEAR CAPACITY.

>> YESTERDAY WE HAD 96 ARRIVALS

AND THAT'S PRETTY MUCH THE WHOLE

HOTEL. AND WE'RE A LITTLE

PANICKED BUT WE'RE THERE TO

SUPPORT THEM AND GET THEM

THROUGH THAT.

>> THAT'S THE CASE AT BLACK BEER

AND TABLE. CUSTOMERS POURING IN

FOR BEER WEEK AS STAFF WORK

QUICKLY TO ACCOMMODATE VISITORS.

>> WE HAVE PEOPLE ASKING FOR THE

ROOFTOP BECAUSE IT'S BEAUTIFUL

AND FUN PLACE TO SIT.

>> IT'S THE WELCOMING WEATHER

THAT BROUGHT THIS FLORIDA FAMILY

TO TOWN.

>> THIS IS MY SON FROM COLLEGE.

HE GOES TO NORTHWESTERN STATE

UNIVERSITY. AND MY SON CAME OUT

TO OMAHA TO VISIT MY DAD AND

WE'RE ENJOYING THIS.

>> BUSINESSES HOPING THIS TRIP

TO OMAHA WILL BE THE BEGINNING

OF MANY MORE FOR VISITORS.

>> COME DOWN AND WE'LL TAKE CARE

OF YOU AT THE MAGNOLIA.

>> TODAY WE'VE SEEN POLICE

CRUISERS ON EVERY CORNER KEEPING

AN EYE ON THINGS AND MAKING SURE

PEDESTRIANS AND DRIVERS ARE

SAFE. REMEMBER TO DO THE SAME

OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS IF YOU'RE

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Velma Jackson: Beyond the Court (Part 1) - Duration: 3:18.

FINAL SCORE, 75-67.

AND NORTH OF CANTON IS A SMALL

TOWN.

SMALL IT IS, THE BIG TIME TALENT

COMING FROM THEIR HIGH SCHOOL.

TONIGHT, GOING BEHIND THE SCENES

IN OUR TWO-PART SPECIAL.

BEYOND THE COURT.

>> IT IS 6:20 THURSDAY MORNING,

VELMA JACKSON HAS A GAME, LATER

AT 5:30 P.M.

INSTEAD OF ITS HEAD COACH

PREPARING, HE'S DRIVING A BUS.

>> HAVE A GOOD DAY.

WHAT COLOR ARE YOU SUPPOSED TO

BE ON?

OK, LOVE YOU.

REPORTER: THE ROUTE HE'S PICKED

UP IS NOT FOR THE MONEY, HE

DRIVES AN HOUR AND A HALF, JUST

TO TAKE HIS SON TO SCHOOL.

>> WHAT DOES YOUR DAD LIKE?

>> TO COACH AND PLAY BASKETBALL.

>> IT IS GOOD TO SEE HIM DOING

HIS WORK BEFORE HE GETS OFF THE

BUS.

IT IS HARD, YOU ARE SO BUSY.

I LOST MY MOTHER AT AN EARLY

AGE, SO MY DAD WAS COACHING

GIRLS AND BOYS BASKETBALL.

A LOT OF TIMES, I WAS NOT ABLE

TO GO TO GAMES.

I HAD TO STAY WITH MY PASTOR AND

HIS WIFE.

REPORTER: THE THREE-TIME

CHAMPION HEAD COACH MAKES IT TO

SCHOOL AROUND 8:00.

THERE HE FINDS FIVE-STAR GUARD

AND MISSISSIPPI STATE SIGNEE,

NIK WEATHERSPOON.

>> HE WAS TELLING ME ABOUT THAT.

>> HE DIDN'T HAVE ANY ERRANDS,

SO HE BROUGHT IT BACK.

AND YOU DO NOT HAVE TO WORRY

ABOUT HIM RIDING AROUND.

REPORTER: OFF TO CLASS THEY GO.

WEATHERSPOON IS THE TOP

BASKETBALL PLAYER IN THE STATE.

EVEN WITH ALL OF THE HYPE

SURROUNDING THE STAR IN

, SOCIOLOGY CLASS, HE'S JUST

ANOTHER STUDENT LOOKING TO

LEARN.

>> THEY TREAT ME LIKE A REGULAR

PERSON.

NONE OF MY TEACHERS TREAT ME

LIKE A FIVE-STAR GUY.

THEY TREAT ME LIKE A REGULAR

STUDENT.

I HAVE A GOOD RELATIONSHIP WITH

ALL OF MY TEACHERS.

ESPECIALLY THE COACHES.

>> IF YOU WERE ABLE TO WALK, NOT

EVEN STRAIGHT, YOU WOULD GET

DRAFTED?

>> NO.

YOU HAVE TO DO GOOD.

REPORTER: FOLLOWING HIS

TEACHER'S DRAFT LECTURE, FOCUS

SHIFTS TO WHO'S BETTER, NIK OR

HIS OLDER BROTHER QUINNDARY.

THE ELDER IS THE LEADING SCORER

FOR MISSISSIPPI STATE AND THE

FACE OF THE PROGRAM.

>> [INDISCERNIBLE]

REPORTER: LATER IN THE DAY, IT'S

TIME FOR PRACTICE.

A WIN VERSUS AMANDY ELZY PUTS VJ

IN THE DISTRICT TITLE GAME.

>> YOU HAVE TO BE READY.

REPORTER: IT'LL BE THE LAST FOR

CARLYLE AS A FALCON.

IN THE FALL, HE ANNOUNCED IT

WILL BE HIS FINAL SEASON WITH

THE TEAM

JOSH: THEY SAY ALL GOOD THINGS

MUST COME TO AN END.

BUT WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?

TUNE IN TOMORROW AS THEY

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WWE champion Ivan Koloff the man who beat Bruno Sammartino dies at 74 - Duration: 2:23.

WWE champion Ivan Koloff, the man who beat Bruno Sammartino, dies at 74

Most famous for ending Sammartino's first title reign, Koloff was a marquee villain

Former WWE champion Ivan Koloff has died following a battle with liver cancer. He was 74. . Known as "The Russian Bear," Koloff (Oreal Perras) was one of the top main-event villains in pro wrestling throughout the 1970 and 1980s.

He won arguably the most famous match of the 1970s, pinning the popular WWWF world champion Bruno Sammartino in Madison Square Garden to win the title before a stunned capacity crowd on Jan.

Koloff lost the title to Pedro Morales three weeks later.

While Koloff remained a main-event star, he was so legitimately despised by fans that his hasty departure from the WWWF in March of 1971 was reportedly out of safety fears due to irate fans.

Originally from Montreal, Quebec, Canada, Koloff debuted in 1961, settling on the Irish character of "Red McNulty" early on.

He began performing as Russian villain Koloff in 1967 and spent the next three decades wrestling all over the world as a top heel.

In the 1980s, Koloff played a key role in the NWA Mid-Atlantic territory, which was run by promoter Jim Crockett and would eventually become World Championship Wrestling (WCW).

In the mid-80s, he teamed with "nephew" Nikita Koloff (Scott Simpson) and Krusher Khruschev (Barry Darsow, the future Demolition Smash) as a three-man Russian team that feuded memorably with the Road Warriors and the Rock 'n' Roll Express.

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Britney Spears biopic star says the Lifetime movie is a feminist story at its core - Duration: 5:31.

Britney Spears biopic star says the Lifetime movie is 'a feminist story at its core'

Britney Spears, our omnipresent pop idol, had one of the biggest selling singles of all time, "…Baby One More Time." Her debut album, which was released in 1999, was one of the best-selling ever by a teenage artist.

The one time Mickey Mouse Club ingénue went red leather raunchy for the Oops.

I Did It Again music video and then donned a bedazzled nude bodysuit for Toxic. She was also one half of an early 00s pop power couple with then-*NSYNC member Justin Timberlake.

Then in 2007, almost 10 years ago to the day, Spears shaved her own head in a California salon, leading many to wonder if the pop princess was headed for a major nervous breakdown.

All of these moments –- and many more -- have been recreated in Britney Ever After, the unauthorized Lifetime biopic, airing Saturday night.

[She was] a prisoner of celebrity, said director Leslie Libman. She can't go anywhere, she can't do anything. it's like living in a glass box..

Natasha Bassett, a 24-year-old Australian actress, plays Spears and said the movie is not meant to trash the pop star.

This [movie] is a love letter to Britney, she said. I think she got into something at a very young age that almost cannibalized her..

In real life, Spears seems to have stability, with a performing residency in Las Vegas and she often post photos on social media of her home life with her two sons.

In response to the biopic, a Spears spokesperson told ABC News in a statement that Britney will not be contributing to the project in any way, shape or form nor does it have her blessing..

The fact that the biopic is unauthorized didn't bother Libman.

I didn't find it as challenging because I didn't have to stay true to exactly what was going on. It was impressionistic, she said. An impressionistic telling of a story that everyone knows..

In the pantheon of stars given the Lifetime TV movie treatment, which have included Whitney Houston, Anna Nicole Smith, Marilyn Monroe, Aaliyah, Brittany Murphy, most are deceased. Spears is obviously not.

It's always difficult to play someone who's still with us and can view the work you're doing, Bassett said. You just want to do them justice.. Being from Australia, Bassett said she watched Spears old interviews to master her Louisiana accent.

I just played her interviews all the time, she said. If it was a darker time in her life, I would be crying every time I watched an interview..

Bassett admits that she had her doubts at first about taking the part.

But it was when I read the script I decided, No, I have to do this film, I want to tell this story, she said. Because it's a showing of strength and I think it's a feminist story at its core..

Amey Rene, the casting director for the movie, said Bassett was unique. So our idea wasnt necessarily to find someone who was a carbon copy of her, it was to find an actor who could embody her essence, Rene said.

The movie centers on Spears relationship with Justin Timberlake -- the couple dated from 1999 to 2002.

Its young love, its like star-crossed lovers. You know, Romeo and Juliet, said Nathan Keyes, 31, who plays Timberlake. Its a story we can all relate to..

It also touches on the highs and lows of Spears career. One of the most memorable real-life lows was Spears' disastrous 2007 VMAs performance, which was supposed to be her comeback performance after two children and two marriages.

But the Britney Ever After director said she had no desire to recreate that moment..

There's no way I could, Libman said. I decided that it really was a feeling. And if we could get, have it more visceral and we could feel what she's feeling then it would be interesting..

One of things that might surprise viewers is the biopic didn't get permission to use Spears' tracks for her music, just the rights to the songs she performed, so they have actors singing covers.

It's more about who Britney Spears is as a human being, not just a performer, Bassett said.

There have already been mixed reviews of the movie, with some love from the Internet and plenty of hate. But the actors and the movies director say they arent fazed.

Libman thinks Spears is going to love it. Bassett added that she hopes Spears watches. I hear she's a fan of Lifetime, she said.

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Norma McCorvey Roe Of Landmark Roe V Wade Ruling On Abortion Dies At 69 - Duration: 4:35.

Norma McCorvey, Roe Of Landmark 'Roe V. Wade' Ruling On Abortion, Dies At 69

Many only know Norma McCorvey by a name thats not hers. Under the pseudonym Jane Roe, McCorvey became the central figure of Roe v. Wade, the landmark 1973 Supreme Court ruling that legalized abortion in the U.S.

But in the decades that followed, the complex woman came to serve as a champion at times for both sides of the deep divide over abortion rights.

McCorvey died Saturday of heart failure at the age of 69, according to her daughter Melissa, and Joshua Prager, a journalist who is writing a book about the court case, says McCorvey died in Katy, Texas. How McCorvey became Roe.

It was her third pregnancy — after Melissa, her eldest, and another child McCorvey gave up for adoption — that brought McCorvey to the attention of the lawyers who would eventually take up her case.

The 22-year-old McCorvey, who was then unmarried, had been seeking an abortion but could not find a doctor in Texas who would perform the procedure, which was then illegal except when the life of the mother was endangered.

Attorneys Sarah Weddington and Linda Coffee took up McCorveys case, and in 1970, they filed the lawsuit that — after several twists and turns — would ultimately wind up at the Supreme Court.

By the time the ruling was finally passed down in 1973, however, McCorvey had already carried her pregnancy to term, and had given the child up for adoption.

Though Roe v. Wade may not have changed McCorveys particular circumstances, the landmark Supreme Court ruling had a massive effect on the cultural and political landscape of the United States.

The 7-2 decision, which legalized abortion in the first trimester of pregnancy, may not have started the long-simmering dispute over the procedure, but it came to be its central flashpoint in the decades that followed. McCorvey after the decision.

As Julie Rovner reported for NPR in 2013 — the decisions 40th anniversary — opinions on the ruling remained as deeply entrenched as the year it was handed down.

Over the past two decades, opinion on whether or not Roe should be overturned has barely changed, Rovner reported at the time, citing a Pew Research Center poll.

In 1992, 60 percent of those asked said the court should not overturn the ruling. Today thats up to 63 percent..

The case had no less of an impact later on McCorvey, who was still just 25 when it ended. She maintained her anonymity for more than a decade, until setting it aside in the 1980s.

At that point, she remained a staunch defender of abortion rights, working for a time at a Dallas womens clinic where abortions were performed, according to The Associated Press.

Yet in the mid-1990s, after the publication of her first memoir, McCorvey underwent a dramatic conversion — announcing that she had become a born-again Christian.

Whats more, she went to work for the anti-abortion group Operation Rescue, from which position she then championed against the abortion rights granted by the case that bears her pseudonym.

Ill be serving the Lord and helping women save their babies. I will hold a pro-life position for the rest of my life, McCorvey once said, explaining her conversion. I think Ive always been pro-life. I just didnt know it..

In an interview with Fresh Air in the 90s, McCorvey looked back on her experience as Jane Roe. I feel like a role model in one sense of the word, McCorvey said.

But when people really stop and really sit down and think about Jane Roe or Norma McCorvey, I feel like any woman whos ever been denied anything in her whole life is a Jane Roe.

Because no woman should have to suffer all the pain and humiliations and indignities that Ive had to face..

For more infomation >> Norma McCorvey Roe Of Landmark Roe V Wade Ruling On Abortion Dies At 69 - Duration: 4:35.

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Мультик игра БОЕВЫЕ ТАЧКИ Гонки видео для детей разбей голову Drive Ahead - Duration: 14:52.

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64 dogs, pups sent to Omaha after being rescued from overpopulated Louisiana shelter - Duration: 1:37.

KETV DEVONTE MCKENITH WITH

THE STORY NEW ON KETV.

>>> MORE THAN 60 DOGS MADE THEIR

WAY FROM LOUISIANA UP TO OMAHA

IN ORDER TO ESCAPE WHAT COULD

HAVE BEEN A BAD LIFE.

>> YOU HAVE TO GROW A BACKBONE.

SERIOUSLY YOU DO HAVE TO GROW A

BACKBONE BECAUSE OF THE

SITUATIONS THAT POP UP.

>> SITUATIONS LIKE LUCKY'S

AREN'T QUITE LUCKY. HE WAS AT A

LOUISIANA SHELTER THAT HAD TAKEN

IN 5000 OTHER DOGS JUST THIS

YEAR A ALONE. A MASSIVE

OVERPOPPING LAGS PROBLEM.

>> LUCKY FOUND HIMSELF ON A LIST

TO BE YOUTHIZED, HIS WEIGHT WAS

LOW, BACKBONE SHOWING AND

BACTERIAL VIRUS ON HIS NOSE. 8

RESCUE ORGANIZATIONS COME INTO

PLAY.

>> WE TAKE THEM, WE BUILD THEIR

SELF-CONFIDENCE BACK UP, YOU

KNOW, KNOWING THAT THEY'RE GOING

TO GO TO A HOME THAT'S LOVING.

>> LUCKY'S STORY QUITE SIMILAR

TO DAISY. SHE WAS ALLOWED TO RUN

LOSE BY FOLKS WHO HAD DOGS HAD

HIT BY CARS. FOSTER FAMILY READY

TO CHANGE THAT. AND THIS GUY

NEEDING EXTRA CARE BECAUSE OF

HIS WEIGHT AND KENNEL COULD

HAVE. HE ACTUALLY HAD TO EAT

ROCKS DUE TO HIS HUNGER.

>> THEY'RE IN DIFFERENT LEVELS

OF HEALTH BY THE TIME WE GET

THERE. MANY OF THEM ARE

PSYCHOLOGICALLY DAMAGED BECAUSE

OF WHAT THEY'VE BEEN THROUGH.

>> RESCUERS SAY BEING THE BRIDGE

FROM BAD LIFE TO GOOD LIFE MAKES

THESE MOMENTS DOG GONE AWESOME.