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so, last month - rene underwent an eight -hour surgery for a heart pump and after a long recovery inhe hospital - just returned home on wednesday?? (is that right?).now - they wait for that phone call telling them - rene's new heart and kidney are ready his doctor's say that call could take about three months and while some might feel like giving up in the face of so much adversity, rene keeps going.(wedding picture)and while they wait they look back on what they consider their storybook life, which began after a blind date, oh so many years ago... an anniversary to reflect on the vows of 'in sickness and in health,' that they've lived through and survived. (vicki) donations can be made to the family through the national foundation of transplants... and a fundraiser will also be held at b-j's in vacaville on april 20th. the restaurant will donate 20 percent of food and soft drink sales. (grant) new tonight at ten...bart is facing a bit of criticism..after a p-s-a told riders how to stay safe on bart...it was called..."avoidi ng creeps 101" the transit agency tweeted that out yesterda

you can see renee and i in the water there.ese blocks which are constantly rotating because we are pushing them. you need the force to get other people up. so you can watch here as once we got the force going, i keep holding on, lifts me over the top. then i turn around so i can pull the block down so i can lift renee. the one part i'm glad isn't caught on video is the last thing you have to do. it's call eed electroshop thera. it's where you have to run through this mud. those are electrically charged mud. i thought it would be a bit of a zap. no. they are so painful, it made our legs buckle. we ended up stranded in there for about a minute trying to build up the courage finally doing as this young lady does in the video. we ran the whole thing. we trained with a potential challenge to us and it was awesome. once we crossed the line, we were buzzing. >> we agreed as soon as we cross the finish line, we're doing it again. >>> leopard versus porcupine. >> behind the bush, it's a tussle. >> next "right this minute." >>> and still

guidance. ♪ >> celine says she shares a spiritual connection with rene. sing a new song for "beauty and the beast," she reveals she asked a painting that a fan had done of him if she should do it. she said she got answer, quote, i don't want that to sound like ghostly or anything like that, but emotionally what i got back tfromwahat s, "you have nothing to lose." in februy she told cameron she and her three boys will always feel his presence. >> when he left, he came inside of all of my kids' hearts and mine and he will always be with me. >> the two wed in montreal in a lavish ceremony in 1994. 26 years her senior, he was her manager from the time she was just 12 years old. he was the only man she ever kissed and she's not ready for dating, saying, "now it's definitely too soon for me. it's very difficult for me to see myself with another person." notpa his final days, celine let rene know their family would go on. >> i said, i got this, i got you. i got me. i got the kids. it's going to be okay. >> in the new interview with "the sun uk," she reveals she

so, renee, good evening. united airlines ceo called the passenger disruptive and beli bebeligerent. >> but since has sent a third message, and oscar munoz finally got his tone right but it took two days of videos and backlash before the airline made the direct apology to the passenger who was dragged off that over booked flight on sunday night and he says i deeply apologize to the customer forced to be

i don't believe that the case at all, rene. i think the parade was probably the most impressive they have ever had on the day of the sun to commemorate the birthday of the eternal leader. but they showed some weapons that they want to expand upon. their icbms and missiles as will just said, but i think they wanted to follow that impressive parade up with a couple of no kidding experiments, the first one being the missile launch. they have been primed and ready for this nuclear -- the sixth nuclear test for almost a week now. intelligence indicators have watched this and seen all of the kind of indicators that it's about to be tested. so i think mr. k.j.u. will attempt to compound the parade with other actions. the most important of all this is the fact that he doesn't seem deterred at all by both president trump's words but also by president xi's word and actions in china. as you know china has moved several forces, several divisions, it's estimated, to the northern border of north korea, as well as the u.s. influence with the

correspondents athena jones, rene march and brian todd join us. the roll back of obama-era epa regulations as one of his biggest achievements so far. these protesters clearly see it differently, brian. >> reporter: they certainly do, ana, they're very much against that rollback of the epa. they're concerned that the president is going to pull the united states out of the global climate change agreement. they're concerned with his executive orders about possibly drilling in protected areas and drilling off the coast of the united states. check this out, this is just a great shot here. this is a sit-in in front of the white house. they moments ago sat down and are going to be observing a moment of silence in a couple seconds here. we have people here, we told about this earlier, listen to this sound for just a second. this is planned. they were planning on pounding on their chests to signify the heartbeat of this environmental movement and i'll let you listen to it for a couple more seconds. so it's a sit-in. it is a heart-pounding choreographed mom

please welcome renee elise goldsberry!g me. >> stephen: hey. >> a little beethoven for you there. >> thank you very much. >> stephen: they're very good. >> they are very good. >> stephen: speak of very good, i mean, as i said, well-deserved tony for playing angelica skyler in "hamilton." >> thank you. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: i said lin and other cast members who have been on here before, people must have said this to you. at the end of that show you would just say to yourself, "why am i crying alexander hamilton again?" but you would. the show was such a tremendous gift as was your performance. >> thank you. >> stephen: now that you have moved behind it, what is post-"hamilton" life like? do you wait for life to slield into sweeping melodies or rap lyrics everywhere you go? >> every chance i get i'm rapping and rhyming. every chance, i hear music in the air. >> stephen: people must come up to you and sing the songs. >> they do, and i love that, most of the time. i actually-- the best part of about it is so man

>> reporter: good morning, rene. first, i should tell you that i'm at a military base with the vice president who currently is having an easter dinner with u.s. troops who are stationed here in seoul, south korea. he did give brief remarks. we played some of them at the top of the show. he did give passing reference, but pretty clearly was talking about the failed missile test that happened this morning. he said, this morning, provocation is a reminder of the risk you take. talking about the focus of the world being here on this peninsula where these u.s. troops are stationed. now just about an hour after we took off, i was on air force two with the vice president, took off from a refueling stop in alaska that they got word of this failed missile test in north korea as we were heading toward the korean peninsula. the vice president was in touch with the president and others back in the u.s. getting briefed on the situation. as we were in flight, white house foreign policy adviser said pretty early on that they felt c

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you can hear more from rene on five live sport radio. scottish cup. tomorrow lunchtime hibernian face aberdeen and then on sunday the champions celtic look to take one step closer to the treble...but wouldn't rangers, with a new man in charge, just love to stop them. here's our scotland football reporter chris mclaughlin. he is the suave looking portuguese son of a bull—fighter. fiercely proud of his past, and by the looks of things bursting with passion for the present, and the future. for now, the plan is winning with rangers. just ask a man who was interviewed recently with the prospect ofjoining team caixinha. they are very passionate guys commit you can see that. that third goal at aberdeen he was on his knees. a very portuguese style, you saw it with jose years ago. all of those characteristics, it's keeping it in check as well. get that across to the players on the day. the intensity and atmosphere can be daunting. caixinha was in the stand the last time the sides met. clint hilland the last time the sides met. clint hill and rang

for instance, if you say hello renee, try that. >> chris: hello renee. >> i would teach you how to enhance range. >> chris: hello renee! >> are you tenor? >> chris: i don't know what i am. i used to sing in the bathroom. >> just try a siren. >> chris: no, i'm not doing that. master class aside, fleming is now 58, said she will retire from opera next year in just two recitals. >> my whole career i've played these girls sort of 18- we can suspend disbelief to a point and then you sort of think okay, that's enough of that. >> chris: don't worry, the people's diva will continue to share her remarkable talents. >> it's just something incredibly moving that the human being, a human being can make this sound. in that great music has been cultivated around it. i feel very privileged. >> chris: what a treat. fleming made headlines last week when "the new york times" reported she is retiring full operas next month. fleming later clarified she's not ready to leave the stage just yet. that's it for today, have a great easter and a great week and we will see you next "fox news sunday" ." [music] >> joe

that's renee in "hamilton." she will join us later.n inside. >> you're fast. >> i heard you talking about me taking a taxi. when is the last time you took one? >> hi. good morning. >> good morning. >> thank you. thank you. >> i cried all last night. >> i want to know where you cried. >> what i think is interesting that it's very rare to hear oprah say she didn't want to embarrass herself. you were intimidated by this role. but you can explain that later when we come back. >> you two want to be left alone. norah and i are here. >> give us a few moments. >> you're watching "cbs this morning" with oprah winfrey and charlie rose. i love you so much, that's why i bought six of you for when you stretch out. i want you to stay this bright blue forever, that's why you'll stay in this drawer forever. i can't live without you, and that's why i'll never ever wash you. protect your clothes from stretching, fading and fuzz with downy fabric conditioner. fading and fuzz with downy fabric conditioner. it smooths and strengthens fibers to protect clot

for more on this, let's bring in renee marsh as we are waiting to hear from the president.e taking to the microphone any moment. lay it out for us. >> this is a century-old law that as you stated it allows presidents both democratic and republican have used it to unilaterally protect just large swaths of both land and water for cultural, historical, environmental reasons. here's the catch. they don't need congressional approval and they also don't need state or local approval from the officials there. as you mentioned, george w. bush has used this law. clinton has used the law and obama has used the law. why is president trump doing this today? it essentially frees upland that states would like to use for energy exploration. we're talking about mining, drilling for fuel, states like utah. we know that senator orrin hatch and the governor of utah, they were furious when president trump essentially used this law to protect 1.3 million acres in utah. it's called the bear ayers monument and these states argue it's preventing them from economic growth, but this move that we're a

rene marsh has details. >> reporter: as united airlines's passenger david dow receives treatment forhe airline is tailspining into a public relations disaster. avid yo of dow being dragged from a sunday night flight went viral. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: the airline first said the flight was overbooked. then changed its language tuesday to oversold. united did not respond to multiple attempts to clarify the change. from the white house -- >> clearly when you watch the video, it is troubling to see how that was handled. >> reporter: to late night tv. >> the ceo of united release aid statement via twitter. this is what the ceo treated. this is an upsetting event to all of us at united. i apologize for having to re-accommodate these customers. he said re-accommodate. it's like we re-accommodated el chapo out of mexico. [ applause ] that is such sanitized, say nothing, take no responsibility corporate bs speak. i don't know how the guy who sent that tweet didn't vomit when he typed it out. >> reporter: on social media. united airlines is feeling the sting. not just for the violent remov

back to you. >> all right, rene, thank you so much. you know that p.r.ightmare for united has a price tag. a quarter of a billion dollars. that's the hit to the value of the company in the stock market yesterday. the airline's stock was at about 4% during trading. it could have been worse for us. earlier in the day a billion dollars was knocked off the company's market cap. it recovered from the worst loss, shares down 4/10 of a percent in the premarket. this will be a case study and ceos never want your p.r. mess up to be a business school case study. that's what it was. oscar munoz, the third time was the charm. that was the response that should have come. >> he was watching the stock price -- >> if this doesn't follow your policies, you should have different policies. >> i highly recommend you watch jimmy kimmel's play. >>> an streakist link between explosion hitting a bus carrying a german football team on tuesday. one player was injured when at least three devices hit the bus with 50 people aboard. people say police -- police say one of the devices

. >> reporter: rene simpson, that name adorning her arm, she wants to gone for good. >> it's keeping me present in a story i've outgrown. >> reporter: both women are having laser tattoo removal, a current procedure which has improved in recent years. here's how it works. pulses of high intensity light break up the ink beneath the skin. the laser targets just the tattoo and won't damage the surrounding tissue. but it usually takes multiple sessions. >> it's the safest and most effective way out there to remove or even lighten tattoos. stay away from other methods like dermabrasion or surgical incision. >> reporter: laser removal can have downsides, sometimes painful. it may cause infection or scarring. it's less effective on legs or feet or if you are a smoker. and it can cost hundreds, even thousands of dollars. these procedures are not covered by insurance, but to maggie and rene, it's worth it. >> it's really just a matter convenience. >> reporter: state rules vary widely for clinics and laser operators when it comes to requiring medical credentials. use physicians experienced in l

pence: we are fortunate to be joined by his father, rene, and his wife, jan and his beautiful and charming daughters, delia and rosie. will you welcome them as well? [ applause ] v.p. pence: i also want to thank all of our distinguished guests who have joined us for this moment especially, congresswoman ileana ros-lehtinen and all of the has panic business and community leaders who are here today on this historic day. the end ofay marks president trump's first 100 days in office and as this time draws to a close, it is worth reflecting on the optimism and progress that is sweeping across america thinks to the leadership of president donald trump your for nearly 100 days, the president has been delivering on the promises that he made to the american people, one after another. he picked a world-class cabinet that we are adding to today. gorsuch, hes neil kept his promise. has been putting america first, rebuilding our military, restoring the arsenal of democracy and he sighed legislation to give our veterans the care that they deserve. signed a 28ump has bills into law, 30 executive orders,

chris: hello, renee. >> i would teach how to enhance that. chris: hello,renee. >> are you a tenure?] chris: fleming now 58 said she will retire from opera next year and just do recitals. >> 18 to 23, so, you know, we can suspend this belief to a point and then you sort of think, okay, that's enough of that. ♪ ♪ ♪ chris: don't worry, the people's diva will continue to share her remarkable talent. >> it's just something incredibly moving that the human being, a human being can make this sound and great music has been cultivated around it so i feel privileged to be doing this. ♪ ♪ ♪ chris: what a treat. fleming made headlines last week when the new york city reported she's retiring from full opera next month but fleming clarified she's not ready to leave the stage just yet. that's it for today, have a great easter and a great week, we will see you next week on fox news sunday did you see? it was a breech birth, the hooves came out first. >> that's amazing. >> i never want to have to go through that. >> will be back at 4:00 p.m. >> right now we are not getting along with russia at all.

rene marsh, cnn, washington. >> thank you, rene. what a mess for united.g for travelers. >>> let's talk more about the united airlines controversy and what may be coming next. joining me on the phone, consumer advocate and former independent and green party presidential candidate, ralph nader. he's also the author of "breaking through power, it's easier than we think." ralph, thank you for joining us. >> you're welcome, ana. >> i know in the 1970s you actually helped to set the precedent for airlines to compensate passengers bumped from a flight. what's your reaction to this video we have seen over and over again now of dr. dao being dragged off a plane? >> first of all, i don't think southwest airlines would have done that. think the first step is to punish these misbehaving airlines who charge you for everything but breathing. reservation changes. baggage fees. upper bins. buying a ticket on the ticket counter. buying a ticket on the telephone. united and others charge for that. southwest doesn't. that's one market approach. in other words, favor the air

so renee, that's where you are, outside of the white house there at lafayette park.to encircle the white house, how are they going to do that? and what are they hoping the president will hear before he does depart for pennsylvania? >> right. fred, you know, they are hoping that their voices are loud and clear and we are told by the organizers that they have permitted this march for some 100,000 people. we don't have an official count yet, but that is -- we could see as many as 100,000 people. right now, there's a sprinkling where we are because, of course, you saw with brian, they're all making their way here, but you still have a few people here with signs, you've got the globes, the planets. essentially they all have the same message, which is, they do not like the sort of regulatory rollback they've been hearing about here, fred. of course we will be here when they arrive around the white house at around 2:00 and just really quickly, fred, we have one guest here, julien, you live in alaska and you're saying today is a perfect example of climate change. it's 91 deg

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renee, we want to thank you so much for being here.werful video that we just saw, but you say that our obsession with our looks is hurting girls, it's hurting women. can you explain to us the symptoms of beauty sickness and why is it a problem? >> absolutely. beauty sickness is what happens when you get so worried about how you look that it takes time and energy and emotional resources away from things that are more important to you. it's the result of living in a culture that teaches women the most important thing they can be is beautiful or sexy and all that focus on appearance leaves a lot of girls and women feeling pretty awful about their own bodies. >> yeah, especially as we age and when the emphasis is on the external. you say the dangers of beauty sickness not just limited to women, but what are those dangers? >> the biggest danger is that you get so worried about your appearance that it leaves you less able to engage withhe world around you, but beyond that, falling short of that unrealistic beauty ideal we see so much of can

renee. >> thank you for taking my question and comment. thank you so much for having this open forum which is indicative of democracy in action. [applause] >> however, i do wish, and i feel the need, to remind you and the others in this room, that the popular vote was 2.9 million in favor of hillary clinton. and our electoral college system is antiquated. but in the same constitution, it contains the elements of the electoral college are also amendments nine and 10 which state -- amendment nine, the enumeration in the constitution of certain rights shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people. amendment 10, the powers not delegated to the united states why the constitution, nor prohibited by it to the state, are reserved to the states respectively or to the people. these two amendments have indicated to generations of constitutional scholars and to me, in my humble opinion as well, that revolution always remains an option when the government fails to deliver as the people required. [applause] cheers] rep. palme

so, renee, good evening.nited airlines ceo called the passenger disruptive and beli bebeligerent. >> but since has sent a third message, and oscar munoz finally got his tone right but it took two days of videos and backlash before the airline made the direct apology to the passenger who was dragged off that over booked flight on sunday night and he says i deeply apologize to the customer forced to be removed, and to the customers on board and said no one should be treated way. he is ed that there's going to be a review completed by april 30th. this new statement is a far cry from the e-mail he sent to employees where he essentially defended the flight crew but again did not defend that passenger. >> the white house is also weighing in on this global outrage and the crisis that united airlines facing, fill us in. >> that's right the passenger we've confirmed his name is david dowell and he has now got an attorney and the white house is speaking out, press secretary sean spicer said the video how it was handled

. >> kelsey balance rene stunned on stage.gh she arrived without beyonce, she had wedding bells on her mind. >> it's monique lillia. i feel like i should do this. >> new female vocalist of the year winner marin moore. >> do you feel how hot it is right now. this is the best decision i've ever made. so nice to not have hair on my back. >> what does it take to pull off those gorgeous looks? >> chris co. >> what's chris co for? >> i don't know what it's for. >> to help slide it all on. >> what a great idea about. >> i wonder if she's butter flavored chris co. >>> no one had a better weekend than john cena. everyone knows him as the top guy in the ring. he's really a big old softy. he showed both sides when he got down on the mat on bended knee. >> i've been waiting so long to ask you this. >> stephanie, will you marry me. >> in the ring and putting the ring on it. senna picked wrestlemania 33 as the spot to propose to nikki bella. >> what's not to love about that massive tiffany spark letter. the proposal comes as tiffany continu

renee, baton rouge, louisiana, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. when will congress and lobbyist and the media and nonprofits and political groups stop stealing taxpayer money to pay for investigations and marches? host: what do you mean by that, renee? caller: we're paying for these investigations. congress isn't paying for all of his nonsense looking at russia. the american people are paying for it. it's our money. donald trump was elected to recover stolen property and stolen money from the american people by the obama administration with the help of media, lobbyist, congress, nonprofits and political groups. when will that stop? when will y'all pay for these investigations instead of demanding that we pay for them? we're broke. host: randy, do you think there were unnecessary investigations during the obama investigation? caller: i'm 54 years old. i looked at illegal and wasteful spending for four years by congress. four years investigation commission summit, task forces and congress just get fat and happy every year. have a nice day. host: ste

thanks, rene. p.r. nightmare for united has a price tag. a quarter of a million dollars.stock was down 4% during trading. it could have been worse. earlier in the day $1 billion was knocked off the company's market cap. by later in the day it had recovered from the worst levels. they're trading down 4/10 of a percent. >>> there are some warninmornin much is happening, this is one of those. at this hour secretary of state rex tillerson and russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov are meeting. there's all sorts of headlines coming already out of their talk and their meeting so we will be bringing you all of those developments as well as what it means for u.s./russian relations. then there's still fallout from that ugly scene on board that united airlines flight. now the ceo is releasing another statement, this one more of an apology. we're going to have governor chris christie on because he thinks he has a solution from how to keep this from happening to any other passenger ever. we're going to talk to him about all the fallout. >> interesting. all right. >>> a lot of stuff

cnn's renee marsh joins me now. an e-mail calling the passenger disruptive and belligerent and since then has he sent a new message to employees? >> he has and sent a very public message for all of us to read, and the first thing i thought was third time's a charm. just a short time ago ceo of united, he sent out this third message, and he finally got the tone right, but it took two days, a viral video and, of course, that fierce outrage from pretty much everyone who saw that video before the airline made this direct apology to the passenger who was dragged off of that overbooked united airline flight sunday. he called it truly horrific and pledged a thorough review of how the airlines handles the oversold flights and how it works with law enforcement. he also said this review would be completed by april 30thth. again, he is admitting here that the airline was in the wrong, and i think that's what a lot of people wanted to hear, and he finally said it. >> you know, united didn't plunge on the market on day one. it w

rene, let's head out to you now. last hour you talked about how protesters are concerned about the removal of most of the references to climate change from the environmental protection agency website. that's the newest thing we've seen. you've also done some reporting on the president's hiring freeze that's left 350 vacant positions within the epa. are protesters you're talking with concerned about these issues? >> reporter: yeah, i can tell you, ana, and they are concerned. they're concerned that the epa, which is the main agency in charge of regulating all issues relating to the environment in their view is essentially being gutted and just made a shell of itself. we do know that the hiring freeze remains in place at the epa and you mentioned climate change references taken down from the epa website. well, that happened on the eve of this very big march. here is where all of those marchers are coming from. where brian is at the white house. they're all filling into this open area here at the washington monument. th

rene marsh has details. >> just kill me.: as united >>> as david dao receiving treatments, the airline is tail spinning into a public relation disaster after video of dao being dragged from a sunday night's flight went viral. >> oh my god. >> the airline first said, the flight was over booked then changed its language to tuesday to over sold. >> united did not respond to multiple attempts to clarify the change. from the white house. >> when you watch the video, it is troubling to see how it is handled. >> to late night tv. >> the ceo of united airlines. this is an upsetting event for all of us. i apologize to reaccommodate these customers. [ laughter ] >> reaccommodate. just like reaccommodated el chapo out of mexico. [ laughter ] [ applause ] say nothing, take no responsibility, corporate, bs speak. >> i don't know how he did not vomit when he typed that. >> on social media, united airlines feeling the stake. the airlines' lack of compassion. it took two days for ceo oscar munoz apologized to dao who left bloody. i apologiz

on the same day we heard for the first time from a family member of one of the victims of the most renenamic young 64-year-old that lost his life. >> e-mails the city released today also include several verylations found during recent inspections of that rehab center apartment building that went up in flames on monday. inspectors recommended that the shelter be shut down back in january. >>> let's take you outside and look at san francisco at this hour testimony city is considering whether to let city workers resume travel to north carolina now that its controversial bathroom law has been repealed. mayor ed lee tweeting this photo of city hall citing insolidarity with the commune. employees were barred from traveling to north carolina last year after a law was passed requiring transgender people to use the bathroom corresponding to the sex on their birth certificate. the law also prevented anti-discrimination measures. >>> are you planning on shopping this weekend? as of tomorrow it will cost you a lib more at the cash register. that's because sales tax is going up in several parts of t

. >>> police found the body of 26- year-old renee cabrera on dashwood avenue two weeks ago. investigators believe he went there to buy jewelry and then was robbed, shot and killed. so far no arrests and no suspects. >>> tonight we're hearing from the family of the united airlines passenger left bloodied and bruised after refusing to get off the oversold flight. betty yu has the story. >> the immigrant to the u.s. after the fall of saigon now says he never wants to get on a plane again. dr. david dao suffered a broken nose, had a concussion and lost two teeth as he was drug from the overbooked flight on sunday in kentucky. >> he said being dragged down the aisle was more horrifying and harrowing than what he experienced in leaving vietnam. >> savation attorney thomas demetrio said his client will steve followup surgery for his injuries. his daughter said the whole thing was horrifying. >> what happened to my dad should never happen to any human being regardless of the circumstances. >> a hearing is being held money to present evidence should there be a lawsuit. the family sai

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