she said hey little girls about with her was renee, and that renee was six.der, did not matter. they dashed off to her bedroom to play. this is renee now, that room is stuck in her memory as well. >> her room was gorgeous, a nice sized room for a little kid. she had a cat bed. she had tons of dresses, toys galore. >> and you had none of that? >> no, and i said wow, this is nice! >> an alien world to rene, the most wonderful thing she had ever seen. and while the little girls played in the bedroom, shirley was with bobby in the living room, talking. and then she read rene. >> it was time to leave, i did not need to go. i said, can we stay longer? no, but your new friend is coming with, us said is surely. >> i said oh, okay. so you know, she came, and that is how everything started. >> so it did. it was to be an overnight, the girls were told. a little fun. they would stay with shirley in her los angeles motel room, returned the next morning. that was the plan, said shirley. but shirley lied. >> we got in the car, and we waited for her to get back. and my life

and killed rene farnsworth.g, they surprised everyone. coming up! >> we the jury to find the defendant david dwayne watson. >> after so many years, and one last twist. a verdict! >> there is no way. no way beyond a reasonable doubt you could think i would've done any of this. >> we were all pretty positive that, this is gonna be over. he's gonna come home. >> my hands were sweating. i was nervous. because i know the victims families are behind me. and this is everything to them. >> when dateline continues! and could make it hard to be there for your loved ones. shingles could also lead to serious complications that can last for years. if you're over 50, the virus that causes shingles is likely already inside you. and as you age, your risk of developing shingles increases. don't wait. ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles today. can we get real clear about life with psoriasis? yeah, i'm ready. is your treatment leaving you with uncontrolled symptoms? like the cover-it-ups and brush-it-offs? enough with goo

shery: arm ceo rene haas speaking with tom mackenzie.sian session, off the back of a stronger-than-expected u.s. jobs number friday when we saw the daughter surging on the back of treasury yields rallying, talking about the first weekly gain for the u.s. dollar in four. on the other side of the break, a little pressure for the aussie commit kiwi command even the japanese yen. the caveat is we have seen significant strength for the japanese yen last week with global speculation we might see the end of the negative interest rate policy either boj as early as this month. we are seeing the little support for the chinese yuan. still early in the session, but off the back of news from china's top leadership that we might see more fiscal support for the economy, and perhaps that's necessary given over the weekend we got more data showing deflationary pressures on the stalling economy. haidi will watch of the pboc decision later this week as well. haidi: yes. it's a pretty busy week for central banks. joining us in the studio in sydney is right

there will always be a place for restaurants like rene�*s or like le gavroche.nk it will always, always come... and it will always evolve. and by our very nature, chefs, we are inquisitive and we are innovative, and we're always seeking and looking for the next thing. so you're still going to be in a kitchen somewhere, just not this one. just not this one. the roux brand and the name le gavroche is carrying on. and we're going to take le gavroche on the road and we're going to be doing some residencies, notjust in the uk, maybe all over the world. so just watch this space. michel roux, it has been a pleasure. thanks for being on hardtalk. thank you. hello. wintry weather does not feature heavily in our forecast between now and christmas day, but cloud, wind and rain will. 0n the earlier satellite picture, you can see this stripe of cloud that brought rain in the south on tuesday. then a zone of clear skies not lasting long. more cloud rolling in from the atlantic, in association with a warm front, bringing a rather grey and quite damp wednesday in many locations

. ♪ anastacia-renee is a writer, educator, and interdisciplinary artist.collaboration with new york city's lincoln center, she performs pieces from her new book, "side notes from the archivist." the book explores five decades of american history, through her perspective as a black, queer feminist. tonight, she shares her brief but spectacular take on legacy and poetry. anastacia-renee: i want audience members to listen to my work and feel something. ♪ tonight, i am gonna be reading pieces that honor and acknowledge the glory and the legacy and the spirituality, and also the pain of the black femme, the black woman, the black woman's body, and thinking of the black woman's body as an altar. lay your white flowers on her altar. let them be thorny and thick and full of insects to honor her life. this is my, um, new book that i'm reading pieces from, side notes from the archivists with amistad, harper collins. and the process has been thinking about everything that i've gone through as a person. thinking about legacy, thinking about ancestors, and thinking abo

there will always be a place for restaurants like rene�*s or like le gavroche. it will always, always come... and it will always evolve. and by our very nature, chefs, we are inquisitive and we are innovative, and we're always seeking and looking for the next thing. so you're still going to be in a kitchen somewhere, just not this one. just not this one. the roux brand and the name le gavroche is carrying on. and we're going to take le gavroche on the road and we're going to be doing some residencies, notjust in the uk, maybe all over the world. so just watch this space. michel roux, it has been a pleasure. thanks for being on hardtalk. thank you. hello there. it's a rather cloudy start to the new week, but there should be a lot more sunshine emerging for most of us on tuesday. that's quite a mixed week of weather ahead. it will be tricky for travelling at times in the run up to christmas with more rain to come in the forecast, turning very windy too on thursday and friday. and in the colder—feeling air, there could even be a few wintry showers at times, especia

this super york belonging to businessman renee benco has just come on the market for nearly 40000000 bureaus. the empire of the self made billionaire from austria has been crumbling for some time. rising interest rates and folding property valuations have now led to the bankruptcy of bank coast, cigna holding company a construction on him books l patella has come to a halt. another cigna project, the 950000000 euro skyscraper was designed as a prestige project for the city, but build a cigna can no longer pay its bills. using titles, i think the rise of cigna began around the year 2000. at that time, vanco acquired numerous properties and desirable locations at 1st in austria, and then internationally. since 2019, the company has owned the i clinics, chrysler building in new york, cigna. it has also been active in retail since 2013 would. bank code took over germany's trouble department store chain costs. until recently, the group had steaks and retailers in switzerland and the u. k. well, bank who is considered media shy to maintain strong contracts and also for you and politics and

and then rene redzepi, whom i have actually interviewed on this programme. yes.w he could explode into "absolute rage" at staff. have you, michel roux, done that too? as a young chef, when i took over from my father, i would describe myself as an angry chef, yes. and what was the. . .what was the worst it came to? expletives. rage, shouting. physical abuse? no, never. and that should never be tolerated. absolutely never. and... and i think back on those years and i think what an angry, bad person i was, which... ..at the time, i suppose... ..and that was the time that you were alluding to when marco first set up his restaurant. that's right. he was, you know, he was under extreme pressure as well. but there is no excuse for that, especially, especially now. and we run... ifeel we — i — run a good kitchen. one of the pressures on you as a top chef is this — and you alluded to it earlier — this system of grading restaurants by michelin and their stars. and you have won michelin stars. right now, is this a...? two. two star. how much does that matter to you? it is a

there will always be a place for restaurants like rene�*s or like le gavroche.ll always evolve. and by our very nature, chefs, we are inquisitive and we are innovative, and we're always seeking and looking for the next thing. so you're still going to be in a kitchen somewhere, just not this one. just not this one. the roux brand and the name le gavroche is carrying on. and we're going to take le gavroche on the road and we're going to be doing some residencies, notjust in the uk, maybe all over the world. so just watch this space. michel roux, it has been a pleasure. thanks for being on hardtalk. thank you. hello there. the mostly cloudy and mild conditions that we've had over the weekend will continue into the start of this upcoming week, and there will be some rain about, too — some of it quite heavy across the south on tuesday. by the middle part of the week onwards, it turns very windy with widespread gales developing, and then by the end of the week, it'll be turning colder for most of us, particularly across the north of the uk, with an increasing chance o

kate. >> rene, what is navy federal saying about this? >> we reached out to them regarding this lawsuit, and they did not comment directly to cnn on this, and they did put out a press release generally speaking about their commitment to equal and equitable lending practices, and they deny the findings as far as cnn findings of the wide disparity of who they approved and why. and again, the latest from navy federal is that they have acquired this civil rights attorney to review their practices. kate. >> thank you, rene. >> thank you for joining us. this is cnn "news central," and wolf blitzer, we love him. he is anchoring the special coverage of the funeral of trail blazer and first woman of the supreme court sandra day o'connor.

let's talk to cnn correspondent rene marsh about their argument against this new law.ene. >> penguin random house is saying this is a violation of freedom of speech under the first amendment of the constitution and a violation of the 14th amendment that calls for equal protection under the law. the publisher is saying, look, every book is not for every person. as a large publisher, they put out a wide range of books from a wide range of authors with diverse backgrounds, thoughts, and ideas. they say that's what democracy is all about, and that the government shouldn't be deciding about what eat appropriate for students to read. that should be in the hands of teachers and librarians. ohio's republican governor is responding to this lawsuit, and she says, quoting, "protecting children from pornography and sexually explicit content should not be controversial." but penguin random house might say that statement is a bit disingenuous. they point out in their lawsuit that a lot of books they have published has already, as a result of this law, been removed from schools or ta

>> all right, rene, thank you very much for that. important reporting. >>> and next, a former fbi chief heading to prison. why? a former fbi chief, for helpini a russssian oligararch. i'm a little anxious, i'm a little excited. i'm gonna be emotional, she's gonna be emotional, but it's gonna be so worth it. i love that i can give back to one of our customers. i hope you enjoy these amazing gifts. oh my goodness. oh, you guys. i know you like wrestling, so we got you some vip tickets. you have made an impact. so have you. for you guys to be out here doing something like this, it restores a lot of faith in humanity. >>> and finally tonight, a former fbi counterintelligence official sentenced to four years in prison for helping the man known as putin's henchmans. according to prosecutors, charles mcgonigal used what he learned while working at the fbi to cozy up to oleg deripaska. prosecutors say he tried to get deripaska off the u.s. sanctions list. he was banned from entering the country for a long time he also helped dig up dirt on a

so, renee , good look overall. so, renee, what what do you think they can achieve?t from all participating countries . so, participating countries. so, look, the fact that we're on cop 28, soon to be 29, says that we achieve almost nothing from this. >> the fact that the minister came back and increased his carbon footprint even more than the 98,000 people that went into cop, many of them on private jets . it's hypocrisy at its jets. it's hypocrisy at its worst . it's a complete waste of worst. it's a complete waste of time . and actually these people time. and actually these people going to cop by plane should be ashamed of themselves . all we've ashamed of themselves. all we've achieved that we want achieved is that we want a reduction now. it's nothing binding in co2. it's a big hoax. i think that these people fly out there and are actually saving the world. they're doing damage. >> well, as say , we've >> well, as you say, we've reached 28 cops, norman, i wonder i mean, i don't know what what they've ever achieved in any of the 27 previous ones, but. well, they'

rene, i mean the fact they take their family portraits together with leah and norbert just shows how totally they open not only their their home, but also their hearts to the to the family. in the several years that norbert and leah lived with the varga family, as you mentioned, the little boy became especially close with their daughter, mona tell us a little bit about their lifelong bond. i just think this is one of the sweetest aspects of story. you know, there are a lot of kids that would have been very jealous that there is a new little baby around. you know, this big cuties, you know, getting lots of attention. but that's not how mona reacted. mona really embraced the situation. you can see the two of them together. and november members that mona looks quite stern in this picture actually, because she saw herself as his protector. so she really took on this role. she even gave him a teddy bear, which you can see here. mona and norbert later donated the teddy to the belgian holocaust memorial because they're in a dozen here. you can see them together in their later years. so they

rene marsh, cnn, washington. >>> coming up, this week's art is life. an artist inspired by the faces of black children use their work to make us reflect on how society sees them. >>>ier this hour, i told you the story of the 10-year-old arrested in mississippi, a child treated like an adult. debra robertss is influence floounsed by the stories of black children. or another shot in the head after ringing the wrong doorbell. she wants to remind us that they are children and we should not treat them like adults. >> i'm debra roberts. i'm in austin, texas. i'm a mixed media visual artist. i use a lot of found images, cut out pieces of paper, printed paper and i take those things and create a face from that. so it's like humanity makes meets humanity. use girls wean 8 and 12. we talk about all sorts of things. just identity politics, stereotypes, sexuality, everything. i'm influenced by what happened in the news. in particular, black boys and girls and how they are perceived in the world. a black child's face, that's someone they should shoot, i want them t

saying, especially since time has expired, please, hello, dear repak, hello, dear yuri pavlovich, rene that it is not enough to have a good mind, the main thing is to use it, i completely agree with the statement of the french philosopher, to a person who has a huge amount. on my assistant, you know everything, now you decide and judge this, in general, the most difficult competition for me. many thanks to all participants, wonderful performances, special thanks to yuri pavlovich for the proposed topic. in fact, i feel a very great responsibility, acting as a judge today, and, probably, in the competition eloquence is correctly guided by two criteria: the fullness, content of the speech, and the way you present your thoughts. based on this, i would give first place to camilla. yes. camilla, thank you very much for emphasizing how important it is to choose the right business. it seems to me that this is really necessary, when we make this right choice in life, then... we make ourselves happy to a large, very large extent, i would give second place to alena, also thank you very much for.

rene: we have been public now for a few months. feel like the eyes are upon me more than they were prior. on the other hand, i've tried to think about it in terms of the future of arm that is really not measured in what we are today but what we will be in the future. i spent most of my time thinking about where arm will be three or five years from now. on one level yes it has changed because the eyes are on us and we are a public company. we have to meet our public company and do what we say we will do. on the other hand i want to say maybe not so much has changed. because i am thinking five years away the same as i am thinking today. tom: how do you balance the investors in the company now, new investors, and legacy investors and softbank being the big gravitational force? how do you balance that as demands? rene: arm is a company hard to look at quarter to quarter because the technology today will end up in products three heaven four years from now. while financial reports are important, they are the result of strategies put in p

rene marsh brought us this story last week. this came after your reporting. tell me about the legal fallout. >> this is the largest credit union, three law firms filed this suit including civil rights attorney benjamin crump's law firm. they filed it on sunday in federal court in virginia. they are arguing in this lawsuit that navy federal credit union uses discriminatory practices against black and latino borrowers. this, again, a direct result of cnn's investigation found that this credit union had the widest disparity of many of the major lending institutions when it came to who they approved and denied for these conventional mortgage loans. now, within this lawsuit, they say that navy federal's claims of community support are meaningless in the face of its actions, systemic discrimination in housing in violation of federal law. those are the words within this lawsuit. navy federal credit union. we reached out to them today in light of this, have not heard back from them yet. when we reported the story last week, they said they are committed to fair lendin

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as cnn's renee marsh reports, the delay has some critics crying foul. >> we are extremely outraged. >> reporter: anger and disappointment from the naacp directed at the biden administration for slow walking a ban on menthol flavored cigarettes. for decade, tobacco companies have aggressively targeted minority communities with marketing and it's been effective. more than 83% of black smokers choose menthol, and black people die at significantly higher rates of smoking related illnesses. >> if you don't ban menthol flavor, you're sending a clear message that black lives do not matter. it raises a real question, is this a discriminatory act by this administration to neglect the health concerns of the african american commute? >> reporter: government schedules show on november 20th, top administration officials met with prominent black leaders and representatives, including an executive with al sharpton's network and stakeholders and lobbyists, including former congressman g.k. butterfield, now a lobbyist. all opposed the ban saying it that lead to an illicit market. >> it's becoming a po

rene marsh for one. thank you very much.ll be right back. >>> finally tonight, one of the israeli military's biggest targets is a top hamas leader in gaza accused of being a mastermind behind the october 7th assault. brian todd has a look at his background. >> reporter: one of israel's top targets, the man they call the face of evil, hamas's highest leader. top official leaders have sounded very confident that they'll kill him saying their forces have encircled his house in southern gaza. >> translator: his house is not his fortress and he can escape but it's only a matter of time before we get him. >> reporter: without elaborating, israeli officials believe he is underground. such is the existence of the 61-year-old. analysts say as one of hamas's top masterminds of the october 7th attacks. >> he to israel is what bin laden is to the united states. i think the israelis will do the same and it will not end until they get sinwar. >> reporter: he was arrested by the israelis for the murder of two israelis and four palestinians

he talked about rene fleming and how she performed at a private mass for him and his family just beforeis inauguration in 2021. he talked about some of the efforts that they have done beyond their musical and acting careers. billy crystal helping new york city to rebuild after superstorm sandy and dionne warwick trying to address the aids ademoepidem. this was a moment for the president to participate in the tradition, hosting the honorees before the official festivities at the kennedy center in a short while. >> an incredible slate of honor e honorees. >>> donald trump, who urged his supporters to go to the capitol on january 6, says president biden is the real threat to democracy. we will discuss that with al franken. he is coming up in a few moments. stay with us. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to a $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yep, $1000. so switch to business internet from the

and renee sons to central book to chevy has been re discovered in naples the medulla. madonna delegate si disappeared from public view in the 19 eighties and had been kept in a private family kind. the painting and believe to be with 100000000 euros will now be restored. officials will also investigate if it was acquired properly. as you're watching the w news, he's a reminder of our top story. did you? when has cool with the renewed fighting between how most militants of israel as a return to hell on earth for the people of gauze. a. how much controlled health industry in gaza says at least 170 eyes, palestinians have been killed since a week long. the sci fi ended early on friday of next companies off filing to tap the potential of people with disabilities, cris cobra has the details on dw business often so frank take over the imagine how many portions of lots of turn out in the world climate change, the story, this is much less the way from just one week how much was going to really get we still have time to act. i'm going to like this.

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rene marsh, cnn, washington. >>> a top u.s. law enforcement official is sounding the alarm about the number of terror threats that are elevated right now. the director of the fbi chris christopher wray told a senate committee that the agency is following a drumbeat of foreign terror threats since hamas' attack on israel. >> we're working around the clock to identify and disrupt potential attacks by those inspired by hamas' horrific terrorist attacks in israel. i've never seen a time where all the threats or so many of the threats are all elevated all at exactly the same time. >> would you say that there is multiple blinking red lights out there? >> i see blinking lights everywhere i turn. >>> there are only a few weeks until the iowa caucuses, the very first event in the primary calendar leading up to the 2024 presidential election. jeff zeleny spoke with iowa republicans who voted for trump in the past but now are looking to someone different. >> reporter: sally hoffman has been thinking and praying about the republican presid

cnn's rene marsh has more. >> reporter: it is really a nice neighborhood. it canyon in migrant turned texas entrepreneur knew that this was a stream hold the moment he thought. it is a highly sought after school district that his son so desperately wanted to attend for its basketball program. how many homes did you look at before you found this one is that this was? it >> about sex. but this was the one that we all wanted. we were all praying to get this one. >> reporter: his first choice for his mortgage was navy federal credit union, its services military members, defense personnel, veterans, and their families and is the largest credit union in the country. >> i was ceo of my company, so ed pretty good income. >> reporter: your credit was in the 700, you had recently sold your health, you had $100,000 for the down payment, which was more than 20%? >> correct. what more could you ask for? >> reporter: cnn reviewed ohtani's financial documents. even out of letter from navy federal in hand. but two weeks before closing -- >> i got a denial. they sent me a l

and then rene redzepi, whom i have actually interviewed on this programme. could explode into absolute rage with staff. have you, michel roux, done that, too? as a young chef, when i took over from my father, i would describe myself as an angry chef, yes. and what was the...what was the worst it came to? expletives. rage, shouting. physical abuse? no, never. and that should never be tolerated. absolutely never. and... and i think back on those years and i think what an angry, bad person i was, which... ..at the time, i suppose... and that was the time that you were alluding to when marco first set up his restaurant. that's right. he was, you know, he was under extreme pressure as well. but there is no excuse for that, especially, especially now. and we run... ifeel we — i — run a good kitchen. one of the pressures on you as a top chef is this — and you alluded to it earlier — this system of grading restaurants by michelin and their stars. and you have won michelin stars. right now, is this a...? two. two star. how much does that matter to you? it is a massiv

rene haas would say we have an advantage because our designs are more energy efficient.alking about the fact that a lot of people are scrutinizing how much energy these data centers use previous se has an -- he says we have an advantage and points to microsoft with their own data center based on arm technology. he says that's an example of how we partner with the biggest tech firms to get our technology in there. he also says they are well-placed to play in encz computing, so that is happening chips in your phones and devices at home, ai chips to allow you to access those aie efficiencies and services. he says the efficiencies they provide could be used as well. lizzy: bloomberg's tom mackenzie, our europe markets anchor coming up next on markets today. let's continue our conversation about ai because it is not just what companies can do, it is what regulators can do to protect that action. the european union has reached a hard-fought deal on how to regulate ai this weekend. it is poised to become the most comprehensive regulation of ai in the western world. for more, we

. >> reporter: renee flemming is known around the world as a power house soprano. she says being an honoree is being seen by her kennedy family. >> i'm an adviser. i have also been singing here for many decades really. and sung in five of these programs. it means so much to me. >> ♪ you make us laugh, you make us clap. >> reporter: he has made millions laugh with his rapid fire wit and perfect timing. actor and comedian billy crystal says decades on screen never prepared him for this. >> it was magical. it was unexpected. people i love, loving you back. >> reporter: a night of celebration. honoring a lifetime of achievements spanning generations and genres. >> and again, you can watch the 46th kennedy center honor, tonight at 8:00 right here on kpix5. >>> still ahead, the niners are getting back to work after that ugly christmas night loss. how they still though control their own destiny moving forward. >> reporter: we are in new jersey and i would love to ask you, so when did you come over to sopify? >> about signature years ago. we made our first move. it is real

. >> reporter: renee lee is not shy about how marijuana eases her pains. >> it just helps with everything. >> reporter: what does it help with? >> anxiety. pain. yeah. life. dealing with life. muscle movement. >> reporter: the 70-year-old struggle to wean herself off several prescription drugs. >> gabapentin. and antidepressants. >> reporter: until smoking cannabis 20 years ago. >> it helped me to get off all those meds. >> reporter: a national survey showed those over the age of 65 is the fastest growing group of cannabis users in the country. they can deliver recreational cannabis products but is not allowed to open a dispensary. >> that does not happen, it is extremely difficult to survive. >> reporter: a brick-and-mortar shop would help residence. >> customers want to come to you. they want to sea. they want to see your face. they want to talk to you, sit there, and then maybe purchase a product. >> reporter: it is about trust. >> it really is. >> they should not have to drive wherever. they should not be forced to have people in their home or have to do it on line. >> they can lobby

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this year's honorees, billy crystal, soprano renee fleming, barry gibb, queen latifah, and donne warwickhite house, praising their accomplishments. >> one guy who makes everyone stop and laugh -- billy crystal. verge on the mystical, characterized as pure gold. they discovered early on the natural gift, the natural gift of singing in three-part harmony. a natural storyteller, she released her first album at age 19. her voice and matter make us feel something deep within ourselves. >> the 46th kennedy center honors will air on december 27th here on cbs and stream on paramount plus. >>> legendary rockers kiss ended their 50-year career with one last concert at new york's madison square garden. ♪ the band closed out saturday night's set with a big message saying "a new kiss era starts now," shown on the video screen. >>> stay with us, we'll be right back. back. you really think you can get me to like dark chocolate? >stay with us, we'll be back. >stay with us, we'll be ri back. >stay with us, we'll be ri back. stay with us, we'll be rit back. (♪♪) now what? we wait. (♪♪) i can't... mmmm...

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. >> renee colorado says that extra police presence during apac helped shuffle many of the unhoused in the neighborhood to other parts of the city. now that they've returned the supervisor who represents the tenderloin says it's clear the mayor's office is once again dropping the ball when it comes to handling the long-standing homelessness issues in the neighborhood. >> there doesn't seem to be serious plan for getting folks help they need. it continues to be a source of frustration for people in the neighborhood. >> reporter: the mayor's office says these teams are out actively making offers of shelter to people, but a lot of times people aren't taking them. >> since the end of apac the healthy street operation center, which is the team i run, we have placed 82 people into residential settings. we are happy about that. 162 people that we encountered rejected the offers. >> according to the department of homelessness they just added 300 more shelter beds since the pandemic and have added 30 more for overnight lodging due to winter. the mayor has also directed city agencies to begin co

. >> reporter: renee lee isn't shy about how marijuana eases her pains. >> it just helps with everything. >> reporter: what does it help you with? >> anxiety, pain, yeah, life, dealing with life, muscle movement. >> reporter: the 70-year-old struggled to wean herself from countless prescription drugs. >> flexeril and gabapentin and antidepressants. >> reporter: until smoking cannabis 20 years ago. >> it helped me to get off all those meds. >> reporter: national survey shows people over 65 are the fastest growers of cannabis in the country. urban joy was green lighted in 2020. it can deliver cannabis products to residents but is not allowed to open a storefront dispensary. >> if that does not happen, it's extremely difficult to survive. >> reporter: the owner believes a brick and mortar shop close to the senior community of rossmoor would help residents. >> customers want to come to you, see your face, talk to you, sit there and then maybe purchase a product, you know. >> reporter: it's about trust. >> it is. >> reporter: especially for those unsure what to order and not as well informed

. >> renee is president and ceo of neighborhood development corporation and focuses on helping small businesses get off the ground and supporting their growth with the whole suite of services including lending and training and management, consulting, accounting, and marketing. she is over 18 years of experience, leading in merchandising, and product development and is a member of the african-american alliance and has earned her bachelors of science degree in management and accounting. crystal cornelius is with us today, president and ceo of national native cfi base longmont colorado. ms. cornelius has 23 years of experience in the native economic development field and is an enrolled member of the turtle mountain band in north dakota. thank you. >> i think you know this, but i will reinforce that you each have five minutes for opening statements. this:00 in front of you to keep track of time and your full written statement will be part of the record. >> good afternoon. i am the president and ceo of the community development corporation in rural minnesota and ceo of our native cfi subs

rene is president ceo neighborhood develop corporation and st. paul, minnesota. nbc focuses on helping small businesses get off the ground supporting their growth. it provides entrepreneurs all suite of services including lending, trading, real estate services and assistance with management consulting and accounting and marketing. is joined in 2019 with over 18 years of experience leading teens and merchandising product development. cdfi ceos lots of alphabet there. ennis earned her bachelor of science degree in management accounting from the college of saint scholastic. crystal cornelius is with us today crystal is president ceo at native national native cdfi based in colorado. ms. cornelius has 23 years of expense work in the native economic development field but she is an enrolled member of the united nation of wisconsin and a member of the turtle mountain band and the chippewa indians in north dakota. we will begin, thank you so much. >> i think you know this i will just reinforce you each will have five minutes for your opening statements for there is a cloc

. >> reporter: to the supreme talent of opera star renee fleming. ♪ shining from the sky ♪ >> reporteringer and songwriter barry gibb. ♪ stayin' alive, stayin' alive ♪ >> reporter: and of course american royalty, queen latifah. ♪ >> the culture, myself, we thank you. we thank you so much. ♪ >> reporter: a celebration of talent and the arts. and the kennedy center honors airs here on cbs on december 27th. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." remember you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm jarred hill in new york. police in arlington, virginia, are investigating a massive house explosion. officers were responding to a call of someone firing a flare gun when police were trying to execute a search warrant, the suspect allegedly fired multiple rounds, and the house blew up. >>> the rnc says four candidates have qualified for tomorrow night's fourth gop primary debate in alabama. they're ron