regina shelton, who was the matriarch of our neighborhood. she did so much for all of us, and i would say that kamala was raised in, you know, in love and in servitude. i mean, we were all raised with the intention and the expectation that we would help others, that if we walked forward and we had an opportunity, we would lift up others. and that is what kamala embodies. that's what she's about, and that's what she has done through her career. from san francisco da onward up into the vice president's office. and now they should put you on that stage. >> what? >> i can't say enough about her. i really can't. >> look, going back to the bus, right. how your journey began together. what was harris like on that school bus as a little girl? what did she do and say that stood out to you and maybe, maybe even impacted her thinking as a leader? eventually >> i can't really say she did or said anything specifically. i mean, kamala was always had a lot of confidence and that was very, very clear to me, growing up, she had a lot of confidence. i thought

. - regina shelton ran a preschool downstairs from the harris apartment. - when you walked in, therees of prominent black people covering the wall. maya angelou, rosa parks, martin luther king, malcolm x. so, you were built up as a child of color, or a black child, to be proud of who you are, where you came from, and understand your history. - it was more than just a school, more than just day care, it was was-- - it was a family. - and mr. shelton's family would take the girls to a christian church. now, you know, was shyamala christian, she was a very spiritual person, but she wanted them to experience whatever there was there for them that would accept them and love them, without abandoning anything of who she was-- she was indian. - as a young child, harris was bussed to school, an hour drive, but a world away, to an upper middle-class neighborhood. do you think it changed the course of your life? - i don't know that it did. i certainly do think that-- that there were so many resources being put into our education, and at the earliest stages, which allowed me to be on a path to b