all right, renee, for you, biggest news story of 2021? story of the year, six days in to 2021. the insurrection. and for me it is twofold. it is the depth and the planning involved on the part of elected officials and members of trump's cabinet. it is so much worse than a lot of people imagined. and we can't even get our heads around what we still don't know. that was a power point, you know, this is a multipronged efforts of many republicans brainstorming how to overturn an election and cheat 81 million voters. if other nations did that, the u.s. would be talking about imposing sanctions. we knew this was well planned. no tourist brings home a noose to d.c. for a sight-seeing trip. the insurrection didn't end when the perpetrators left the capitol. the insurrection wasn't stopped. the rebellion wasn't crushed. it moved to republican legislations in numerous states where restrictive voting acts are being enacted and it moved from school boards, it continues to go on. and i think something we also can't forget is the long stench of the ins

because everyone deserves better. >>> we're back with janelle hill and renee montgomery. talking, the whole idea of playing through the pain. it doesn't work on the field. it doesn't work in life. janelle, just share one thing that's sort of gotten you through the year and gives you hope going into the new year? >> my husband. that would be one thing. i got married in 2019. i was able to sneak in a wedding before the pandemic started. and i was really fortunate because usually i'd be traveling all the time and he would be traveling for work. so we were sometimes like two ships passing in the night when we were engaged. but having this time together, further strengthening our relationship has really been amazing. because so many of my friend during the pandemic, they talked about the loneliness that they felt, being isolated and not having, missing that contact with people. i was, you know, it was beneficial for me, because i had my person right with me in the house. i think having him there and us being able to share and learn so much about each other more than we already

it was a dream come true for rene neyra. >> rene neyra, degree of recognition. >> reporter: just beforeated from the university of texas san antonio. and right be behind him, rene's 23-year-old granddaughter, melanie. receiving her bachelor's degree at the very same ceremony. >> when we were on-stage, i feel like i was overcome with emotion and i wanted to cry out of happiness. you did it, grandpa, you did it! college is over! >> reporter: rene's graduation, 70 years in the making. >> since the '50s, he has been working towards his bachelor's degree, but he fell in love, started a family, so, wasn't able to continue school right away. >> reporter: overcoming obstacles to achieve his goal and earn that degree he's always wanted. >> there were seasons where he didn't have a car and sometimes he would just take the public bus system to get to school. he has hearing loss. knowing how hard he worked, i was especially all the more proud of him. >> reporter: the shared experience creating a special bond. >> we would be in the library together and just, like, work silently side-by-side. >> repo

yes, renee lied a lot.d my family of five brothers and my sister-in-laws, nephews, nieces, larry king's children who i guess i might be one of, the total strangers who all to a person loved and will cherish her forever. andy coren joins me now. andy, i love it. and my hunch is, she would have loved it, am i right? >> first of all, it's such an honor to be here, mr. king. and we've been waiting practically my whole life to meet my true father here in his time slot. so i hope you don't mind we brought a portable dna kit to make things official. >> yeah, i don't even have the suspenders. i may as well go there first. vaughn, put up the second of the passages that i want to read aloud. so you said this. covid couldn't kill renee, neither could pneumonia twice, infections, blood clots, bad feet, breast cancer twice, two mastectomies, two recessions, multiple bankruptsies, six kids, one cesarean, a few abortions in spring lake, north carolina, or an affair with larry king in the '60s. renee was preceded in death

renee was preceded in death by her ex-boyfriend larry. what is the deal on larry king?me. this is your hour. let's get to the bottom of this. there are actually receipts in my family, which is a sprawling family, you know, five boys and a girl, and my mom ran around a lot in miami in the early '60s, late '50s and early '60s, and she ran around with, you know, with the bad boys, and guess what larry king was. he was kind of a, you know, a dirt bag. i think everybody knows his early days were not golden years. >> okay, in a good way. if there is such a thing. >> well -- well, maybe -- the story is he stole some money from my mom's parents and that that's -- >> oh, jesus. hang on a second. he's not here to defend himself. here's what your mom was great at. dyeing her red roots, weekly manicures, dirty jokes, pier fishing, rolling joints and buying dirty magazines. she said she read them for the articles but filthy free speech was really renee's thing, hers was a bawdy, rowdy life lived large, broke and loud. i should tell people on her 85th birthday next spring, you're hav

renee, i'll start with you. from the rand paul point from the previous conversation. here is where the conservative base is on voter suppression via a tweet from a former daily caller staffer yesterday. best way to save america is by fundamentally altering the voting process. photo id doesn't go far enough. not everyone deserves political power. raise voter age, impose civic literacy testing. tied to family unit or land ownership. bases should have a tangle stake in the future. what in the 17th century. renee? >> i mean, it's obvious what they're doing. they have a century -- nearly a century of jim crow as their blood pressure. and they've never seen democracy as something that every american should be a party to. and they're saying that out loud. and the funny thing about the whole idea is they're saying the quiet part out loud, they've always really said the loud part out loud. they're just doing that again. they don't want everyone to vote. they want to make sure they can sort of knock off certain people fro

jean renee, welcome, good to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> i see a lot of the money,as gone into esg etfs. is that because they are rehl marketed because there is demand? a little of both >> it is probably both of them you are right to say that the fact that 2021 is an incredible year it was an amazing year, actually it's a year that everyone will remember we passed the $10 trillion mark and we have had over $1 trillion of investments you are raid to say the three things that led this from esg -- esg was the main one it is well marketed by the industry and also a response to the investors' needs. >> excuse me for just one moment, jean renee, if i might when you say an active etf, what does that mean in and how is an active etf different from just a run of the mill actively managed mutual fund? >> that is really -- that is really a good question that is going to explain what is going to happen in the future. etfs are considered and grow as indexes, as funds or vehicles to replicate an index that's fueled the growth the last 20 years. now we are at an turning point wher

the mid 15th century, florence is at the heart of the rene songs and a center of progressive thinking. many people as they talk about the human is and the renee's experience, the think about something incredibly idolized, but it's not the truth to have them agile of life in absolute poverty, in dirt. imagine other senior farmers have been struck several gone by flags. the average people mentality was still very deeply rooted in the middle ages. i mean, what was interesting, i mean, to try to find a way of getting out of in salem. mm. my son's robotic cherry. come from a city of artist. ah you call me an artisan nothing but a painter of colorful bulls. no, i am an artist. i see more than all of you. ah, it is my to observe and recording. that's why i've given on my trough for eternity. ah, ugly damnation in fun. ah! when we see something beautiful, something fascinating, we want to hold on to it so we can look at it again and again. today we do this digitally back then. people relied on the work of artists. but each ellie's paintings played the role that films and sound recording sting

renee, thanks for joining us on this. appreciate it.h that, i want to read the dissent from chief justice john roberts. texas has passed a law banning abortion after roughly six weeks of pregnancy. that law is contrary to this court's decisions in roe v. wade and planned parenthood of southeastern pennsylvania v. casey. it has had the effect of denying the exercise of what we had held is a right protected under the federal constitution. your reaction, renee. >> i mean, i think the fact that every single day that the supreme court is not making sure that people are able to have an abortion in this country is an injustice. the fact that the court is using this idea of the racist history of states rights and saying that states can just offer abortions if that's what they want, it's not the court's decision to stand in the way, that is an injustice. we need to have a moment where we're trying to make sure everybody has access to an abortion any time, any reason, and anywhere. and right now, texans and soon people across this country are not

many people as they talk about the human is and the renee's period to think about something incredibly odd allied. but it's not the truth to have the manual life in absolute poverty. in god, imagine others, either farmers has been struck several gone by flags. the average people mentality was still very deeply rooted in the middle ages. i mean, what were interesting, i mean, to try to find the way of getting out of inside. mm. bye. sandra bought a chevy, come from a city of artists and geniuses. you call me an artisan? nothing but a painter of colorful walls. no, i am an artist. i see more than all of you. ah, it is my time and record. mm. that's why i've given on my drive for eternity. a ugly damnation. ah, ah, when we see something beautiful, something fascinating. we want to hold on to it. so we can look at it again and again. today we do this digitally back then people rely on the work of artists. bossy jellies, paintings played the role that films and sound recording sting. today. they brought stories from religion and miss tonight ah, for an error in which out of the only glimpse

renÉe was pushed to the stage by his granddaughter who graduated from the same school on the same dayelebratory pigskin. topic two, russian artist created a sculpture of a tiger family made entirely from manure and you thought hundred biden's art was a bunch of bull crab. one famous for his sculptures, made of manure, you might say is the number two artist in the world and most people agree his work stinks, and also has a way of sticking with you. the sculpture of a tiger family heading onto 2022, chinese here are the tigris but evokes feelings of scroll through san francisco. it was on failed the home village traveling onto her in russia so if you'd like to see a mound of manure in two are in america, he will have to wait until coldplay comes to town. topic three. kim kardashian is under fire for spoiling the ending of the new spider-man movie after watching it in her home theater, proving there's nothing in the kardashian house that isn't spoiled it began when kim posted a screenshot of her movie, the movie to her instagram story revealing previous spider-man stars kobe mcguire make

it's the larger than life tribute for renee mandel kor ran. >> i'm saturdd she's not here because oftunning as it is is really about sel resilience a busy middle finger. >> reporter: published to a town where she spent most of her life. a more disrespectful trash-reading, talking and watching woman in north carolina, florida, or texas was not to be found. >> everywhere she had friends in her friend group, and cousins and families, i wanted them to get news that this scoundrel that left us. >> reporter: now read by millions. >> i find it comforting. most people don't get to have their mother's name on the news. >> reporter: what would your mother say about this newfound celebrity? >> well, she's a jewish mother, so i think i, you know, can say she would enjoy it. >> reporter: andy writing, covid couldn't kill rene. neither could pneumonia twice, infections, blood clots, bad feet, breast cancer twice or an affair with larry king in the '60s. >> i was writing for her so she could hear some of it, and she did laugh, and i thought, well, i'll just keep going. >> reporter: andy saying he c

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what i love it that this, this book is that you rotate with renee nicholas smith. did the illustrations which a gorgeous. and then at the front, it is dedicated to all of your children and reading the children of black americans who will get that book and like the little girl that you were back in the day, i think they will have that for them. they will be out of tell their own origin story, the co, hannah jones, it is always a pleasure having you here on the stream. so 11 little thing i want to share our audience, and i'm just gonna shake here. if you're not falling nikosa jones on twitter, you need to it is exciting. it is a roller coaster. and is nicole how to gain says herself, i am built for this. she can handle anybody. and she's always happy to chat to you the co how to jones. thank you for being our guests on the street today. appreciate you. i will see you next time everybody take care ah coveted beyond. well, he's taken without hesitation. fulton died for the power. defines our world launch loop, babies were dying, i did it not in your belt, it's the glek

6 to 19 project bought on the water is a picture book that i co wrote with children's book author renee watson and is illustrated by nicholas smith. and it really is an origin story for black american children who descend from american slavery. it starts with i experienced that i had of the child and that many children have where a teacher gives them a simon and, and asked you to write an essay about your native land and or your ancestral land and to draw the flag of your ancestry. ancestral country, but of course, because of slavery and the middle path, it lack americans connection to any specific country or any specific people in the continent of africa has been raised in that i can be a very demeaning experience for a child. and once we publish the 6900 project, we were asked and i was as continuously my parents. are you going to do something for children so that we don't have to wait until they are adults to give them some of the history. so that is what we do. the project begins in angola, modern, which i'm the 1st enslaved africans were sold into virginia. and 1619 came from what

renee include china, wrong nuclear ambitions cove. it of course, but also other crises like what's going on a knee and mom and none have dominates to think like the issue of russia or in the real fear amongst the foreign ministers gathered. that it might perhaps be about a lot, some sort of evasion once again into ukraine and live trust i think is trying to position herself as a kind of unifier of the free. well, that's a she might see it. and she has said that we have to deter russia from taking that course of action. i being very clear will be a strategic mistake for russia to do that. and what the g 7 meeting is about this weekend is a show of unity amongst all like minded nations. but i've to say uniting the free world is easier said than done. and an example of that is the north stream to gas pipeline projects, which is between russia and germany. now. interesting, lee, germany's new foreign minister from the green party adelina is against the north stream to pipeline project. but her boss from the social democrat party of charle

what i love it that this, this book is that you wrote it with rene. nicholas smith did the illustrations, which a gorgeous and then at the front it is dedicated to all of your children and reading the children of black americans who will get that book and like the little girl that you were back in the day he is got free a boy, yeah, they will have that full of them. they will be out of tell their own origin story. the co. hannah jones, it is always a pleasure, haven't you here on the stream. so 11 little thing i want to shave our audience, and i'm just gonna shake here. if you're not following the co, hannah jones on twitter, you need to, it is exciting. it is a roller coaster, and is the co hahn again says herself. i am built for this. she can handle anybody, and she's always happy to chat to you the co how to jones. thank you for being our guests on the street today. appreciate you. i will see you next time everybody take care. ah. mm hm. the latest news as it breaks this used to be the historic town center. now it is leveled with detailed coverage. live trust is robbie and cry is that

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many people as they talk about the human is and the renee's period, the think about something incredibly idolized, but it's not the truth to have them agile a life in absolute poverty in death. imagine other senior farmers has been struck several gone by flags. the average people mentality was still very deeply rooted in the middle ages. i mean, what was interesting, i mean, to try to find a way of getting out of in salem. mm. my sons robotic chevy. come from the city of artists and geniuses. you call me in. ah, nothing but a painter of colorful bulls. no, i am an artist. i see more than all of you. ah, it is my time to observe recording. that's why i've given on my truck for eternity. ah, ugly damnation. fun. ah! when we see something beautiful, something fascinating. we want to hold on to it. so we can look at it again and again. today we do this digitally back then people rely on the work of artists, body jellies, paintings played the role that films and sound recording sting to day. they brought stories from religion and miss to life ah, for an error in which out of the only glimpse

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how cabinet with daniel o'neil, my washington to renee he over and no and no you know, kind of mischief. neither of them can except it's clear from c n s. and she and nick, i'm at point one and we know there was delicate recovery by the now. then the love, paula said, you know, we're key fields to, to, to, to alene. and yesterday we bought our we eddie, a he was say in a lead on the she'll, she'll do when was it solemn, alternate sort of more read it working for her. and she muscular where we're at with radar for the so call senior kantler's around one of the chief apartment when i put in particle. and i, and again, my conception that i shut donnie. it's ne odeon not good enough for them and, and in the class and ins only in the controllers got problems. will your coordinate action, integer deal and you had rooms. will you be able to come to school? scott touches us from the she was chimney in the world, will fade a hazel, fatal death. we all know, pm oak and under my law, under many of the head, and then with the home saudi. i think that m as in your civil and observe observe, observe

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renÉ brown, anything by brendan a brown is really helpful but i would kind of think like who die wantbe and who are some the people who model that and then try to read as much as you can about how they're able to do that. because there are models out there of people who have faced down really horrific things and have not become bitter or hateful or any of those things. so yeah, but i would, you know, mlk just all the way. >> yeah, yeah. no, this has been a really awesome discussion. i obviously have more questions but the good thing about you for me and for other people viewing is that you're still accessible via social media. this is something you're going to be talking about for quite some time because as we know we are heading into midterm season. today is election day, and so we will find ourselves needing very much, so many of the tips you have given us so far. i really want to thank you for writing about this. >> thank you so much for having this conversation with me. it was really meaningful. thank you, everybody who joined us. >> yeah. >> thank you to both of you for this conv

las misas que se celebren, solo le seso permitiÁa estar ahÍ durante 15 minutos vamos a escuchar a renÉa nada mÁs pasar a ver a la virgen. >> por eso se espera que poco a poco estos dÍas lleguen millones a visitar a la morenita para dar las gracias o hacer sus peticiones como ella que llegÓ con su hijo josÉ quien partirÁ pronto a estados unidos pero lo harÁ sin documentos por eso su madre fue a pedir a la guadalupana que loroteja. >> para que llegue con bien porque tengo miedo. >> como sabemos es conderada la madre de todos los mexicanos y todos los mexicanos sus hijos mÁs pequeÑos felicidad. >> asÍ es muchas gracias raÚl. la presencia de migrantes cerca de la frontera en yuma arizona estÁ aumentando en los Últimos dÍas, segÚn un agentee la patrulla fronteriza ayer mismo fueron vistos mÁs de 1300 cerca la represa de morelos, desde el sector de yuma han llegado migrante de venezuela, haitÍ cuba y brasil. las autoridades migratorias recomiendan que no se ponga en manos de coyotes para venir porque las fronteras nostÁn abiertas y confiar en los traficantes de personas hacen mÁs peligroso e

renee stubs, i appreciate your tame and talking about this story., i appreciate you guys keeping the light on this story, it's very important. >> that's going to continue. thank you very much. >>> the supreme court is considering a major abortion case, and there's concern that roe versus wade could be overturned. we'll talk about that with a woman who operates clinics that provide abortions, coming up next. y this robitussin honey. the real honey you love... plus the powowerful cough relf you need. mind if i root thrhrough your trash? nonow get powerful relief wih robitussin elderberry. music: ♪ “i got you babe” by etta james ♪ get groceries, gifts, & more fast and easy so last minute guests are the only thing you'll be waiting on ♪ ♪ joy. fully. this is your home. this is your family room slash gym. the guest bedroom slash music studio. the daybed slash dog bed. the living room slash yoga shanti slash regional office slash classroom. and this is the basement slash panic room. maybe what your family needs is a vacation home slash vacation home. find

how martin luther king has influenced some of your views and rene brown and her podcast.one of the viewers wants to know, are there any other books or leaders that changed your views on grace? >> highly recommend any mlk, anthology. and really that john russ so inspiring to me. and able to see a person who had you know been through hell. just exuded grace and joy. i was like wow there are people who can do this? and terra brock. she is a meditation teacher, and the buddhist strain, i would say. and rene brown. i would think who do i want to be. and who are the people that model that. and then try to read as much as you can about how they were able to do that. there are models out there of people who have faced down horrific things and have not become bitter or hateful or any of those other things. but i would you know, mlk, just. all the way. >> yeah. yeah. no, this -- you know it has been an awesome discussion. i have more questions, but the good thing about you, for me and other others viewing, you are accessible via social media. and this is something you will talk abo

cnn's renee marsh has the story. >> i like her eyes and her freckles and her hair. >> reporter: misha dolls. >> reporter: especially this doll, yvette. it's one of the first bi-racial american girl dolls on the market. >> i asked her when she does go to a normal store what is the majority of the dolls that she sees versus yvette and just kind of explaining to her now that a lot of the brands that she envoys are now having a wider range of dolls that look like everyone. >> reporter: it's representation that misha's more didn't have as a kid growing up in the midwest. >> you didn't see dolls with brown skin. you didn't see a lot of curly-haired dolls. they all were kind of the typical blondes or brown hair. >> reporter: american girl approached children's author sharon dennis wyatt with an idea for a story to accompany yvette. >> my editor, she emailed me and said we're interested in having -- creating a bi-racial doll. she will be an environmentalist. >> reporter: wyatt grew up in an interracial family in the ancosta neighborhood of washington, d.c. i wanted to incorporate the theme of

that's what i thought, just for the baby or something. >> reporter: here's lori, renee and stacey alongther friend in january of 2003. >> there's a $500,000 reward for her and, you know, the baby's safe return. just take that, you know? take the money and give us laci back. >> reporter: so, in those first days an exhausted sharon rocha, her ex-husband, laci's father dennis beside her, went on tv and pleaded with a kidnapper. >> we would just like to send a message out there that whoever has her, please, please, please let her go. bring her back to us. >> we love her so much. >> reporter: early on, there were clues the cops uncovered that made kidnapping seem plausible. remember the couple's dog with the leash attached scott found it in the backyard? a neighbor said she saw the petersons' dog wandering the street earlier that day. so, maybe laci was kidnapped while walking the dog. and just about the time laci disappeared, there was a burglary right across the street. so, did she witness a crime? did burglars take her? the police wanted to know. >> a reward for information for the identi

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renee rutsteen is a regular. >> he knows everything about me. >> reporter: did you feel weird sharinguy on a bench? >> no, because he'll never judge me and he always shoots me straight. >> he is not judgmental and he takes you for who you. >> reporter: bernadette says she has never met a wiser man. >> he is like a guiding force. >> reporter: at the same time, i don't hear you talking a lot. >> no. >> reporter: i see a lot of nodding like i do now. and what lot of um-hmms. >> listening is a number one skill all mankind needs to know how to do very well. >> reporter: a skill he has clearly mastered. when al started coming here seven years ago, the therapy was for him. he needed a quiet place to clear his head. and the last thing he wanted was to hear other people's problems. but then a woman he'd never met told him something he'll never forget. >> she said every day i see you, i know everything is going to be okay. and that made me realize that when you speak to someone or you smile, you let them know i value you. and people pick up that. >> when i walk by sometimes, i don't even get a

. >> and i wrote to him and said -- >> reporter: renee retestein is a regular. >> he knows everything. >> reporter: did you feel weird sharing your secret with a guy on the bench? >> no, he won't judge me. he takes you for who you are. >> reporter: bernadette mills says she's never met a wiser than. >> he's a guiding force. >> reporter: at the same time, i don't hear you talking a lot. >> no. >> reporter: i just see a lot of nodding like you're doing now. >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: a lot of mm-hmms. >> listening is a number one skill all mankind needs to know how to do very well. >> reporter: a skill he has clearly mastered. when al starred coming here seven years ago, the therapy was for him. he needed a quiet place to clear his head and the last thing he wanted was to hear other people's problems. but then a woman he'd never met told him something he'll never forget. >> she said, every day i see you, i know everything's going to be okay. and that made me realize that, when you speak to someone or you smile, you let them know i value you, and people pick that up. >> when i walk by somet

does she think that if need to, rene eggs on commitment. so it's made that, that should be swept under the carpet. and all of this comes at a time when the e was ramping up. the threats against russia include increasing sanctions against individuals and it claims that the country is primed to make an invasion of ukraine . now for weeks, if not months, there has been speculation and allegations that russia is a massing troops on its border, but not much. if anything said about the fact that ukraine has also been amassing many troops on its border to this also comes at a time when nato is suggesting, once again, that ukraine could be about to ascend to the alliance. something that russia has warned time and time again that it sees as being a clear threat. moscow has also accused cape of not just a massive troops on its border, but also beefing up its army with modern technology. and it says that key ev, at the moment, is purposely exacerbating the situation to person to try to move as for the other round of france towards russia, warnings or

renee vaccines. having said that, of course we don't know what the effectiveness is against on the crime. you know what the boosting is required in the same way as like other vaccines and when so i think those are questions that need to be urgently answered. as we understand its value overall in terms of global vaccine equity isn't what we need right now. vaccine, that is specifically a targeting, alma kron so i don't think that in itself is sufficient. i mean, the thing is we've had about a new way into every 3 to 6 months. and unless we able to slow down the evolution of the virus by containing transmission, it's very, very likely that will be faced with a new variant in another 6 months or so. so what we need is multi valid vaccines that hit multiple radians, as well as other measures to slow down transmission so that we can actually slow down the rate of evolution of the virus to we're not faced with a new variant. every time we develop and other vaccine against a previous variant. so do you then

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it's an important historic show planned before black lives matter and the black cultural renee silence, current events, giving the exhibition even greater impact. jessica baldwin al jazeera london ah, what you all deserve with me. the whole robin indo reminder of all top stories. dozens of people have been killed after storms in tornado toll through 6 us state. the governor of kentucky says more than 70 people have been killed in his state and the state has deployed any 200 national guard personnel to the worst hit areas. this has been the most devastating tornado event in our state's history. and for those that have seen it, what it's done here and grace, county, and elsewhere, it is indescribable. the level of devastation is unlike anything i've ever seen. you see parts of industrial buildings, roofs, or sightings, entries the trees are lucky enough to stand. huge metal polls then and half, if not broken, buildings that are no longer there. huge trucks that have been picked up and thrown and satellite far too many homes. the people were likely an entirely devastated the british forei

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