started fighting these letters and hearing the voices of my mom's and or my mom's mom or peter rodino and it never met. but it just, they were fascinating people and fascinating voices, and i realize when i had my son i didn't really know what i would tell him about that side of his past and his ancestors. i really thought well, i should know myself about that side of the family and i should add something that he can read and look at and make up his own mind about them. >> i know when we first started talking about this project, you and i were both very interested in trying to find a new way to talk about the vanderbilts because like any prominent part of american history, we are going over some territory that of the books made have always looked at, and so can you talk about what readers could expect, our take on band of? >> that's what so brilliant about you as a writer, and the first time we met we were very much totally in line with what our interests were. i think neither of us wanted to write a kind of a dry linear history of then you know chapter 16, 1895, you know? i wanted it

in my mom. i found a couple of schoolbooks of his from like 1894 and 1895 when he was in middle school.there's doodles in there like every kid, doodles in their book and books from st. paul which is where he went to high school and a yearbook of his from yale. i touched them. i actually have some on my bedside because it's the only actual connection i have of his that makes me feel like he once was a living human being doodling in a book other than that he's a blank slate to me and not a very good, not a good one. he's not anything to really be proud of which is sad. >> which is interesting because i know so much of your mom from what i read and from what i understand a lot of her self-concept came from his absence. there's a quote that seems to mean so much to her and it shows up in a number of her memoirs about fatherless girls. >> fatherless girls think all things are possible and nothing is safe. >> it's always been interesting that reggie played such a role in her self-concept through his n

my mom, somehow she has been the nicest and also the toughest person that i know. she would always listen to me even though i talked a lot and would answer my questions and encourage me when i would ring things up and different ideas that i had. she never told me i couldn't do something if i had some wild idea. she would just make sure that i was being realistic about it. oakley want to do that? it's going to take a lot of work preview will have to work really hard and that sort of thing but she never does search the -- from trying things and not help you become a person that is willing to try things even if i don't know what the outcome is going to be in if you don't mind i would love to show. >> i would love for you to. i want everybody to see the cover. the illustrations and your book, you did a wonderful collaboration. >> this picture right here was a picture of basically me talking a whole bunch and my mom. this feels like it embodies what it was like for me as little charisse just talking and talking and talking and when i was young i talked a lot, like a lot.

my mom has dedicated her career to service and that is definitely played a role in just my view of how we can help move things along and participate. my way is by participating in the government but i think there are lots of ways we can be of service to our community. >> well at your service has a twist because you mentioned martial arts and i have to tell you and i hope you can show somebody illustrations. three or four pages are just wow. >> this is a very busy job just so everybody knows and so now i haven't been doing as much martial arts training and just regular working out but some of that is also because of the pandemic and just trying to be as safe as possible but absolutely martial arts will be a part of my life for the rest of my life. particularly jujitsu for anyone watching and also martial arts. yeah so when i was i started learning a little bit of tae kwon do and then martial arts and then i started to learn brazilian jujitsu. >> don't try this unless you are in class. [laughter] but such cool pictures. >> and then i got the chance -- so i'm a person who just loves, love

my mom was upstairs. my dad was at work. i was ten years old and i was snooping around the house looking for christmas presents, and i thought this is a great time to go in the crawl space, because i know it's a great place to hide presents. there was a bunch of boxes. i thought this is it, the big score, right? it's just like papers and things, it's not a present. open another one, bunch of cards, more letters, newspaper clippings. i'm like this isn't christmas. so i got -- i looked at one. it says something about search for kidnapped baby. another one, fronszac baby missing. i started reading it. it said kidnapped from the hospital. i saw a picture of my mom and dad. they looked sad and heart broken and distraught. i thought, wait, that's me. what happened? >> that year i was a student nurse at michael rees hospital in chicago. i was working on the maternity ward. we were downtown chicago and young, and i came from a small town, so it was fun. michael reese is on the south side of chicago, and it was a pretty large hospita

he wants to be with her and it was just kind of the way it was with my mom. t and it was really my grandpa was more of a father figure for me. kennedy: then you have to live with your uncle don and his family, the president of capitol record and you didn't know it. he was like hey, do you want to watch the olympics? you are like one of the olympics? it's like you're going from wyoming to idaho seattle and finally you make your way of life but one of the things i love -- well, there are two things. one is how you discovered just caskey and that influenced your rock writing and writing shout at the devil and having that foresight, do you still read thought to inspire you when you are writing now? >> absolutely. for me, very early on i remember with my mom and we were driving around los angeles, i remember hearing the song downtown. it was a story about everything that happened downtown and as a kid, my brain was like wow, where is this place? then jimmy dean with big bad john and those stories and later it became dylan's and writers like we talk about writers li

this is what he said. >> my mom -- my mom is laying here on the floor. there's blood everywhere, and she's dead, and i don't know what happened. >> bill got to the house, ran from his truck, passing his son jason on the back deck. >> i went in, and there she lay, she looked like she was asleep. >> not long after, marion county's sheriff, jason sandal arrived at the farmhouse. he grew up in marion county and near the carter family. >> did you get into the house? itself >> i did. >> and there you are saying what's in the world happened? >> correct. and who would have the desire to kill a lady in rural iowa? >> the sheriff called for help. >> i had multiple phone calls from my -- >> special agent mark like works for a division of the state police, the department of criminal investigation, the d.c. i. this was his first case in pleasant hill, about an hour from des moines. >> there were multiple vehicles in the driveway, law enforcement is on the scene, and the family is gathering around the victory. >> does any of the i-arriving officers tell you that the h

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amazing -- i always viewed her from the time i was little, my dad died when i was ten, and i viewed my momments and buy groceries and help her navigate modern times. >> stephen: what was it like to have her -- >> she was great. she was not the kind of mom who, you know, did stuff for you, but, um -- >> stephen: one of the hallmarks of being a mom is doing stuff for you. >> that's overrated -- dinner, meals. we had a lot of aqua veet in the refrigerator. >> stephen: swedish liquor. yeah. didn't taste good. but, yeah, but, no, she was just kind of nutty. she would come up with just ludicrous ideas. i've never actually told this on tv before, but when she was 85, i get this call from her and she's like honey, there's something i really need to talk to you about, which in my mom's vocabulary, that meant, like, i'm redecorating the apartment and you're going to pay for it and then i'm going to redecorate it like a week later and you're going to pay for that, too. so i had to steel myself. i went to her house and say what is it you want to talk about. she said, well, the most incredible thing ha

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my mom was teaching and my father was staying home with me. >> there is your dad doing your hair. >>h, he would do my hair every morning. >> how would you describe your relationship with your dad as a kid? >> in those early years, we have a relationship that most people would have with their mother perhaps. we were incredibly close. he was my whole world. >> think that's around the time he graduated from college. my parents met in the counter culture movement of the late 60s and throughout the first year of their marriage, they were really focused on their activism. for jim and lynn, the '60s was a time of civil unrest, protest war and trip drugs that jim refused to abandon even after he became a father. >> his talk about a revolution is getting serious. >> this is getting serious? >> he was talking about violent overthrowing the government and his behavior became erratic and he was getting aggressive with my mother. and so she decided to leave him. >> jim and lynn separated and began sharing custody of their daughter when a new woman entered their lives. a wealthy social light from

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the impact she's had on my mom's life. my life.1 in the morning. rankin's mother, 76, year old holly of alando was by herself under usual walk along san ramon road in dublin, not far from her home. solano past the iceland ice skating rink. she didn't feel well, she said. she felt like she was maybe just a little bit lethargic. she became disoriented, started walking in circles around the front of this parking lot at this point, a woman walking on the same side walk came by stop to say, do you need help? and my mom didn't want to be a bother so she just said no, i don't need help. um, my mom ended up sitting on the grass out here right in front. just catch your breath, and the woman said yes, just sit down, and that's the last thing my mom remembers. rankin said that woman immediately called 911 call that saved the elderly woman's life. an ambulance arrived and took philando to valley care hospital and pleasanton. doctors say she was having a heart attack. the doctor explicitly said, uh any longer my mom probably would have died. bu

my mom was teaching and my father was staying home with me. >> and there's your dad doing your hair. >> yeah, i remember him doing my hair every morning. there would be braids and pigtails and he'd brush my hair. >> how would you describe your relationship with your dad as a kid? >> in those early years, we had a relationship that most people would have with their mother, perhaps. we were incredibly close. he just was my whole world. i think that's around the time that he graduated from college. my parents met in the counterculture movement of the late '60s. and throughout the first years of their marriage, they were really focused on their activism. ♪ well i gotta get the world off of my back ♪ ♪ or pretty soon i'm gonna crack ♪ >> for jim and lynn and thousands of young americans, the '60s was a time of civil unrest. to protest war and experiment with mind-bending psychedelics. trippy drugs that jim refused to abandon once he became a father. >> soon after we moved to arizona, when i was about 3, his talk about a revolution was getting serious. he was talking about a violent overth

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to come to my mom. she went into the company because my great grandfather was a little bit help. so she can then he told me he is and she just carried on. but she decides to go back teaching quite the board. you want you to actually do this and i didn't know whether it was just because it was an easy option because you don't want to go to university that you really want to do. it didn't really enjoyed it and of course it says my dad's a big character is really difficult because for 20 years over 20 years we stop. we saw a stopping father and daughter became business partners which challenged the stomach . lee, how i was dealing with him and talking to him and that is very much disrespect thing and we deal with things very, very differently. i was a partnership with my dad and the up until recently. ah, luna was here for 20 years and she decided that she would stand back for a while because maybe she wanted to direct him. she knows, and i was standing in hawaii, we have women come here, their husbands ha

my mom is giving me a knuckle. he's under his almost, but i'm not one to us. but most of our members, you know, i russia, strategic patients with the west, particularly with nato. and the u. appears to have come to in. the west is hell bent on lecturing. moscow negotiating and dialoguing among equal hasn't been part of the equation for a very long time. the west is making a serious strategic air. ah, there is other voices to play. but also within the daniel's pre, wiley little fish with little castile with the simple just needed. yeah. it was just to say that him and then you would you that is images, it goes up was good for supposedly i have my did on. i would say the gates has been music, his image is spread, so we come up if it's possible, it's what your hope was out of the to get the vote for idea on what your little planet, dumb way up, all of our previous right. if you didn't leave you to the shelters, we'll, we'll shuttle, you to join me every thursday on the alex simon show. i'll be speaking together in the world of politics, sport, business, i'm show

i'd be like, "can we do 'don't rain on my parade' one more time, please, mom, from the top. [ laughtereah, i'd walk around my third birthday party, like, eating all my snacks in my, you know, fanny brice costume. and all the parents are laughing, and all the kids are like, "what the heck is going on?" >> seth: "what's going on. what about -- so then, it must've been a pretty special moment when you told your mom you were going to do this on broadway what was that like >> so, i didn't tell my mom that i was auditioning. 'cause i was like, "if this doesn't go my way -- >> seth: right >> -- "it's going to hurt her so much more than it's going to hurt me. so, she had no idea any of this was happening. so, when i got the call that i was going to be fanny brice on broadway, which is insane, i called my mom. and it was during the pandemic it was, obviously, we're still in a pandemic. but it was pre-vaccine and i called her, and i was like, "i'm going to come by the house. please put your mask on. and bring dad, come outside. i'm going to be masked but i have something to tell you. my mom was

the impact she's had on my mom's life. s last saturday at about 11 in the morning. rankin's mother, 76, year old holly of alando was by herself on her usual walk along san ramon road in dublin, not far from her home. solano past the iceland ice skating rink. she didn't feel well, she said. she felt like she was maybe just a little bit lethargic. she became disoriented, started walking in circles around the front of this parking lot at this point, a woman walking on the same side walk came by. stop to say, do you need help? and my mom didn't want to be a bother so she just said no, i don't need help. um, my mom ended up sitting on the grass out here right in front. just catch your breath, and the woman said yes, just sit down, and that's the last thing my mom remembers. rankin said that woman immediately called 911 call that saved the elderly woman's life. an ambulance arrived and took philando to valley care, hospital and pleasant in. doctors say she was having a heart attack, the doctor explicitly said any longer my mom pr

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my mom ended up sitting on the grass out here right in front. catch your breath, and the woman said yes, just sit down, and that's the last thing my mom remembers rankin said that woman immediately called 911 call that saved the elderly woman's life. an ambulance arrived and took philando to valley care hospital and pleasanton. doctors say she was having a heart attack, the doctor explicitly said, uh any longer my mom probably would have died. burlando has recovered well enough to leave the hospital. the only question for ranking is who was that woman who helped her mother out. the only description is dark shoulder length hair, ranking his gun on social media to find her, but so far nothing. but why is it important to track her down after all, isn't calling 911 what we're supposed to do a lot of times right. people just aren't paying attentionm who jui don't want help. there's a lot of people who just moved on, and this woman didn't move on when the ranking and her mother if she's feeling up to it plan to be out here on this very spot this satur

, because my mom was the type of person if she was in my shoes she would have done the same thing. >>n. both plan an attending nursing school >> kate, thank you i can't imagine losing your mom in high school >> literally that same day wow, the support that they all have >>> which don't want anyone to ever forget about ahmad, because his death made a lot of changes around the world >> the murder sparked protests around the world last year today, the trial begins for the three men accused of murdering the 25-year-old black man in broad daylight as he jogged down the street >>> breaking news out of hatee where an armed men has kidnapped a group of american missionaries we're live with how the state department is working to set them free. >>> get your shot or get

and look at my mom's bag and she wouldn't let him.of the grocery store and i think i knocked over a big pyramid of bread. on the way out. but we had to return at another time, my mom and dad returned. my dad, his badge and asked what the problem was with my mom. we never had any more problems like that. but you know, people treat me under the wall sometimes escapes people on how it can affect you and make your life miserable. >> and kareem, what do you make of the fact it looks like congress is not going to do anything with police reform right now. those talks, that effort just completely fell apart. what are your thoughts on that? >> well, you know, that's usually what happens. people can't talk about the reality of the situation. and nothing gets done. and more people die needlessly. we've got to put an end to it and we have to have the political will to do that. >> absolutely. no question about it. all right, kareem abdul-jabbar. thanks for showing some will to join us and talk about these important issues. especially about covid a

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