renee. [applause] renee: i don't think i need -- thank you very much, paul, and thank you very much to the capitol historical society for inviting me. it is a true honor to be speaking in this room today. so, when i say a short history of u.s. asylum law, it's going to be short. we do not have time to go over all of it. but i think that i should start off by saying it's a very complex area of law. it's very much in development. it's relatively young. the asylum regime was really only enacted in the refugee act of 1980. and it is still very much part of congressional litigation in the immigration courts and federal courts. the other thing i will do is limit my discussion to asylum. because there are many laws and programs in our legal system that allow people to stay in the united states for humanitarian reasons that are not technically asylum. i speak of such things as the convention against torture, protected status, various programs, and of course, regular family and employment immigration

this will be an unusual case for renee deegle. not only are the circumstances of the death odd, but the officer on the scene happens to be her husband. east point police officer randy deegle. >> any drug abuse? >> alcoholic. >> that's it? no street drugs? >> that's all that dad says. >> okay. >> before renee enters the house, she interviews the dead man's father who discovered the body. every piece of information she collects can help the medical examiner determine a cause and manner of death. the name of the deceased? charles kreeger jr., age 52. >> if the family is there, i usually try to make contact with the family first and identify who i am to them. so that they know why we're there. and usually they know why we're there, but they understand that this is a routine, we have to come out for every case. >> high blood pressure, heart problems, asthma? >> i don't know. he was an alcoholic for quite a few years. >> the man is open about his son's alcoholism. over the years dr. spitz has seen in many cases, people wind up in his of

>> rene: no. no.cause you have to find a balance and this is the only one connection. >> anthony: i happen to agree with you. as much as we might like to think of them as artists, i think chefs are probably craftsmen, or artisans. i think there's one chef who i would argue is an artist. i would hold up ferran adria as an example of an artist. >> rene: as i know he don't believes he's an artist, no, he says, "i'm a cook." >> anthony: yeah, but i think he's wrong. rheinischer sauerbraten. traditional sauerbraten. good sauerbraten. but morrissey is going to brown out his shorts if he sees you eating this because it is, how shall i say, equine in origin? old bessie didn't quite make it to the soap factory. >> rene: you like horsemeat? >> anthony: yeah, i do like it actually. this is one of the few places that still does it. >> rene: yeah. >> anthony: the arbitrary decisions we make about what animals we're gonna eat, even i do. you know, 15 years, i've been eating all over the world, i've never eaten dog.

. >> definitely e rene's.i feel free. i don't see him suffer. i sing, i do my best. i have a good time. and then i decided, listen, it's now. i have to do it. >> the moment. >> there's only two days during the year where there's nothing you can do about, only two. there's 365 days a year. only two days. >> and what are they? >> yesterday and tomorrow. >> can't do anything about it. >> today is the day. >> i was thinking that. if i concentrate on what i've lost, i will be in despair. if i concentrate on what i still have, all of god's blessings, i still have my husband -- my beautiful children the same way i do. people don't understand it, but we are in a state of what's called grace, and i think that's because god gives us what you need when you need it. and we have actually been rejoicing as a family since frank went to be with the lord. we know where he is. we have peace about it. he's up. that's for sure. and that was sweet that you used that analogy. >> up is a great thing. >> sup is good. down is not so g

and i think renee could have stuck up for herself if she felt so upset about it. >> renee zellweger didn't her to come to her defense, did she? >> no, she didn't. not that i'm aware of. >> matt, it is true. his article was written -- he kind of half apologized several times saying obviously people can look however they want, et cetera. there was a certain deference this his article. she came out on the attack. is this how it is? women can attack but the guys can't? >> you could argue that the guy is a little too attached to the character of bridget jones. if he is that concerned about what is essentially a recasting. because renee zellweger is somewhat in those two pictures. that said, whoever said hollywood is fair? this is the thing i don't understand. it started with the oscars. this is not the bellwether by which to judge human advancement. it's hollywood. >> it doesn't matter. >> it's like major league baseball isn't fair at all, you know what i mean? there is a lot of industries that aren't fair. look, rose mcgowan obviously has an agenda. and i wish her the best of luck with it. i d

you were going to be strong because it was still very early in the loss of rene.n you sang -- i didn't realize this was one of rene's favorite songs, dwt show must go on." you gave strength to everybody because you were strong, we can all be strong. everybody is waiting to see how you're doing, right? to have permission to be okay. >> at the same time, if you show -- everybody says you get a show for them to learn and show strength -- and i have to tell you that i feel very strong because my husband had given all of us wonderful luggage -- >> all the tools. >> i love the man of my life. but i cannot live thinking this way. i have to say i found the best man in the world, like you did for yourself. and we were both extremely lucky. and the luggage that we have will carry us for the rest of our lives and showing our kids that mom is fine and you're going to be okay. >> we're all going up someday, right? >> yeah. but you know what -- rene, will you help us? >> oh, thank you. isn't that wonderful? just to have that anytime? can you go home with me and go over the celi

let's check in with our aviation correspondent renee marsh out of washington. help us understand how the ntsb and faa would be working together leading up this investigation. >> yes, so the investigation is going to be so critical because the bottom line is both of these agencies want to get to the bottom of the cause, whatever caused this hot air balloon to fall out of the sky. i do want to touch on something that ed was talking about about the magnitude of this. we know that the ntsb in the past investigated out air balloon accidents but this is definitely on a different magnitude. the last one that the ntsb investigated was about two years ago in virginia and three were dead. today we're talking about 16 and for context, in a span of ten years from 2002 to 2012, a total of 16 people had died from hot air balloon accidents. we're seeing that in one accident today so that puts it into context. this is quite a significant investigation for the ntsb as they move forward. they are going to be looking at several things. they are going to be looking at the pilot, w

i got to talk about absolutely everything, including how heshe coping with the loss of her husband reneee in paris, she's learning to find her smile again. >> celine stopped to give love to as many as fans as she can. every day they have been swarming the hotel just hoping for a look at their idol. who else can comfort a baby with her charm. >> first of all, that coming here after the passing of my husband, after not even six months, it could have been easy for me to say, you know what? i'm not in the mood. dressing up and having the courage and meeting the fans and having a good time and singing. giving a part of your soul, you know. but knowing that he loved the industry so much. he made me who i am today. since i'm 12 years old. i've been criticized for being an open book for so long. they know me well. >> her three sons are with her, and they are loving all the parisian fashion vibe. >> they love to dress. they really do. i have to buy stuff, because they dress up. and they play. i mean, they're not just boys who want to, no, they want to have and this and the backpack. anyway. >> it

however, no changes have been made to the screening process for passengers. >> rene marsh in washingtonthanks. >>> a political firestorm igniting for bill clinton and attorney general loretta lynch after the two meet while the fbi investigates hillary clinton's use of e-mail as secretary of state. that's coming up. you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what medicare doesn't, saving you in out-of-pocket medical costs. you've learned that taking informed steps along the way really makes a difference later. that's what it means to go long™. call now and request this free decision guide. it's full of information on medicare and the range of aarp medicare supplement plans to choose from based on you

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thanks, renee. i have renee with me from bike east bay, one of the organizers of this big event going on today: i saw this yesterday, i said i could trade my car in for this thing. >> absolutely. >> imagine you've got to get -- pick the kids up, get some groceries, maybe pick up some dog food. you can just do all of that on your way home from work. put your groceries in the front, if you put some bags on the side, you can put in some, you know, stop at the gardening store, you can fit two kids here on the back. >> sure. >> and this is the ultimate family bike. >> yes. [ laughter ] >> it's all adults. so pedalfest coming in a couple of hours, this place will be filled. >> we are setting up now. >> let's talk about everything that will be here today. >> so exciting. so as you see here, we have got these incredible art bikes, we are going to have like dozens of these kinds of bikes that you can come and ride yourself. >> that sounds so cool. >> so much fun. we have got clay right here on the high wheel

we're joined now by renee amore deputy of the pennsylvania republican party. thanks for being with us. >> thank you for being here. let's get to it with the e-mail leaks and the resignation of debbie wasserman schultz, what's your take on that. >> first i want to say wow, because the democrats are critical about the republicans and us not being unified, they've always had things going back and forth behind scenes, it's not a good thing for them, not a good hit, especially not the first day, what else can we expect. >> in the big apple, mike bloomberg has endorsed clinton, your immediate thoughts. >> first thought is -- never mind, wow, but you know, he's an independent democrat, you know, playing on the republican side but he's in new york and he's i'm going to support hillary, it makes sense. >> i believe there's report he's going to make speech here endorsing her, do you think that carries weight because he's one of the republican as an independent. >> he's going to do his thing, no matter what, he doesn't care, it's about him and how he does it. he'll make

i want to bring in renee marsh. when you look at the regulations for operating these balloons, what kind of restrictions and regulations are they under? what kind of training do pilots need to have? >> well, we do know that the faa is very much a part of the regulations when it comes to these hot air balloons or the last guest was saying, one of the things they are going to be looking at in in investigation is the pilot, you know, they'll look at the couple of considerations and look at was this pilot error or mechanical issue that led to whatever went wrong there. so besides the experience and maintenance records of the balloons and also want to know was there something wrong with the mechanics of this thing. those are all things the not only the faa and ntsb will look into, were all regulations being followed at the time but ntsb will try to hammer down exactly what caused this. as we have been reporting, poppy, there are thee reports of this fire possibly on board before this crash happened and while we don't kno

. >> reporter: in this cell phone video rene miller recorded, the farm across the street from her life long home in warsaw, north carolina, is spraying hog waste. the slightest breeze blows it into her yard and over her home and car. you walk inside, you're wet? >> like i sweat. >> reporter: but it's not sweat. >> no. >> reporter: sounds disgusting. >> it is. >> reporter: north carolina's fog harms pump waste into storage lagoons, overflow is sprayed on fields as fertilizer but sometimes the sprayers miss their marks, hitting homes nyse according to residents. >> i never had a complaint from any of my neighbors. we try to do what is right. >> reporter: 12 miles away. jeff spedding farms for smit smithfield foods, the world's largest pork producer and supplier. he says farmers want to be g way to get rid of the waste. >> when -- it gets into what's cost effective and reasonable. there isn't technology that's more efficient than what we're doing. >> reporter: hog farms and waste are regulated by north carolina's department of environmental quality or d.e.q. an annual inspections, the age

starting with renee in florida. renee. >> caller: hello, mr.ramer. >> renee. >> caller: thank you for your hard work. >> thank you. >> caller: what are your thoughts on abmd? >> i have felt they could get the take over bid but it went to st. jude. they have a great mouse trap. how about ben in new york. ben? >> caller: hey, jim. how's it going, man? >> doing well. how about you? >> caller: great, man. i wanted to ask about har. >> this company got hurt by the strong dollar. i think it is actually cheap at 5.5 billion dollars. i've got to tell you, i understand that the quarters have been rocky. how about ron in florida. ron. >> caller: hey, jim. a big port st. lucy florida to you. >> beautiful boo-yah back. >> caller: juno therapeutics. >> remember, they have gotten too difficult. if you are doing anti-cancer j & j or bristol-myers. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round zblchlgts . >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. this is my new alert system for whenever anything happens in the

host: thank you, renÉe. guest: thank you, renÉe.o run from that question, but those are some phenomenal historical figures that you mention. but, every time i get into my mind that am i tried about this or that woman, i walk into a bookstore and someone has already beat me to the punch. i kid you not. if i was to tell you someone that sort of is circulating in my mind right now, you know, i have no doubt that someone would run out there-- it could be a 10th grader, but would rent out there and write the book about this lady figure before i would, but in all of my books there is a lot of women in these men's life and even in "sweet thunder" there's a whole chapter about women in sugar is time in the 1940s. i write extensively about lena horne and others and so, i hear your point. is a great point, that people keep beating me to the punch. i'm just going to have to look harder and find someone who is always completely in a way unknown at least from a book writing stance and i'm going to have to claim that person and hop to it, so than

those sprayers are going, this house takes a direct hit. >> it takes a direct hit, yes. >> reporter: rene miller and more than 500 residents filed civil suits against smithfield's pork division claiming the farms are making it impossible for them to enjoy their homes. >> i'm stuck. and i always say, i'll probably die here stuck. >> reporter: while the civil suits play out in court, miller dreads the summer. she says it's the busy season for the sprayer across the road. >> who wants to live like this? >> reporter: mark strassmann, cbs news, warsaw, north carolina. >> quijano: next on "the cbs evening news," dealers are selling used cars knowing they have serious defects, and it's legal. and later, a film teacher with a hiscial eye for helping his students succeed. before i had the shooting, burning of diabetic nerve pain, these feet learned the horn from my dad and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your

. >> reporter: in this cell phone video, rene miller recorded the phone across the street from her lifelong home in warsaw, north carolina is spraying hog waste. the slightest breeze blows it into her yard and over her home and car. >> you walk inside, are you wet? >> just like i sweat. >> reporter: it's not sweat? >> right. sound disgusting? >> it is disgusting. >> reporter: north carolina's 2,000 farms pump waste into storage lagoons and sprayed on to fields as fertilizers. some times the sprayers miss their marks hitting homes nearby. >> never had a complaint from any of my neighbors. we fry to do what is right. >> reporter: 12 miles away, jeff farms for smithfield foods the largest pork producer and supplier. he says farmers want to be good neighbors. but he sees no better way to get rid of the waste. >> when it gets into what's cost effective also. gets into what is reasonable. there is a really, there isn't any technology that is more efficient than what we are doing. >> reporter: hog farms and waste are regulated by north carolina's department of environmental quality or deq. an annu

wait a second, there are other people that are writing books that are equally successful like rachel renee russell, and she started e-mailing writer friends and saying we've got to do something about this, because it's not okay that it's not equitable. so she started a hashtag, we need diverse books, and it turned into three days. and then she started talking about, okay, how do we dissect this problem and get at it from several different angles and build a community and a coalition of people to work together in order to change publishing and help publishers do what we need them to do. >> host: what about the schools? what about the books that are brought to the schools? >> guest: that's a whole even bigger process. so we're definitely here launching in the classrooms, we're trying to make sure every kid is able to get their hands on books because there is a connection between literacy rates and books in the home and books that children own and have. so we're trying to also answer that call through our different initiatives. >> host: what about parents? >> guest: a lot of parents, that's w

. >> thank you, i will introduce renee a cultural landscape foundation board member. the cultural landscape foundation is a national organization and renne is a board member, located here in san francisco and also a principal at swa, which has been a great partner to the rec and parks department on our capital program and worked with with us on a number of different projects and they have even donated a significant amount of their own time, talent and sweat, with with some pro bono design work and vision-thinking at alfred lake. so really grateful renee could be here and before he speaks to add that tcl f is featuring free to honor the halprin centennial including stern grove which i believe is this saturday -- yes. and then they also have a travel photographic exhibit that is travels the next 3-5 years and we're in vasective conversations to bring that exhibit very, very soon, perhaps this coming year to san francisco and with that i will turn it over to renee. >> thank you. commissioners, director ginsburg, thank you so much. i'm absolutely honored to be here today

. >> renee zellweger. >> yes. >> she's the best, too. >> all right, we know it's renee. we're wasting time here. play another one. >> come on, guys. >> oh, pierce brosnan. >> that one eye. >> last one. >> is that brooke shields? >> no, jennifer connelly. >> good one. >> i did all right. >> you did beautifully. >> good. >> "indignation." we wish you all the best with the film. it hits theaters this friday, everybody. >> earlier, we said "catching kelce" premieres in august. it's actually october. >> that's what we were told. >>> our fans are going for one last spin before we give it away. >> but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> we are about to make five lucky viewers really happy, because it's time to give it away. >> this week's prize is -- >> a herum slow juicer. >> it features a patented slow squeeze technology. >> hoda loves that. >> to retain the natural nutrie nutrients. you can control the amount of pulp to suit your case. >> it also works on vegetables and soy beans. tofu and even ice cream. >> i bet you that's full of nutrie nu

. >> renee zellweger. >> yes. >> she's the best, too. >> all right, we know it's renee. we're wasting time here. play another one. >> come on, guys. >> oh, pierce brosnan. >> that one eye. >> last one. >> is that brooke shields? >> no, jennifer connelly. >> good one. >> i did all right. >> you did beautifully. >> good. >> "indignation." we wish you all the best with the film. it hits theaters this friday, everybody. >> earlier, we said "catching kelce" premieres in august. it's actually october. >> that's what we were told. >>> our fans are going for one last spin before we give it away. >> but first, this is "today" on nbc. come to sesame place before little kids become big kids. before dress up turns to make-up. and tag becomes hashtag. and don't miss our brand new show, the magic of art featuring abby cadabby. come to the only place that makes little hearts race. save $10 on admission and get a free 2nd visit only at sesameplace.com sesame place who do you talk to for military advice right now? i'm hillary clinton and i approved this

renee with us. the ntsb is leading this investigation. we understand the faa also part of it. how do the two work together in this kind of tragedy. >> reporter: well, i can tell you that i just got off the phone with one ntsb official who will be deploying from washington, d.c. at this point they are still working to get more information and probably won't know much more beyond what we know now until they actually get on the ground and their number one priority, both the faa and ntsb when they get on the site there, they're going to want to look at the evidence, take a look at the debris field potentially where this hot air balloon went down. we do know that the ntsb in the past has investigated hot air balloon incidents but this one seems to be on a different magnitude here, a larger magnitude. we're talking about 16 people who lost their lives. once investigators get there, they're going to break off in teams and the focus will be several areas. they'll want to try and find out exactly what caused this crash, what went wrong and that is the primary role of the safety investi

. >> i think >> rene will be in her heart forever.mall memento him in her dressing room. >> that picture was taken. >> was that? >> at home we don't have sad moments. passing away is part life. and many things help to you go through this. -pbut especially my kids. ♪ ♪ every show in paris has been a sell-0-. and carly was with her from the moment she arrived at arena. >> i feel like we're inner sanctum with celine preconcert. >> wonderful people cooking for us, for everybody. >> do you have anything that you really love kind of your ritrit? >> no, i don't have a ritual, but i'm trying to eat kind of light, not heavy. >> i'll see you in a bit. >> bye, see later. >> celine changes i more comfy clothes for the sound check and then meets and greets some lucky fans. keeping the atmosphere light before a show, celine rebooted our "e.t." ala michael jackson. ♪ ♪ >> stime! >> that's her brother, michel, who leads her to the stage. and we ar right there, as the curtain is lifted. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> never more glamorous, surprise, ce

renÉe is in south carolina. caller: hello.my question is, to will haygood, first of all i just want to say i admire you very much you wrote about some phenomenal strong black men that i grew up admiring. my question to you is this, i know you said that your mom and grandmother are inspirations in your life and you did write about black men, but there are some strong phenomenal black women that have donated so much our history in the united states. i was was justst wondering, do you plan in the future, whichever write about a strong black woman like hamer, or my angelo, or barbara or barbara georgian, shirley chisholm? as far as entertainment, diane carroll or mina horn? i just like to know if you have ever considered writing about some of these phenomenal strong black women? >> guest: thank you renÉ. not trying to run from thattionu question. but they were some phenomenal historical figures that you mentioned. but every time i get it in my mind that i might write about this or that woman, i walk into a bookstore and somebody h

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rene lagarde earlier on to teach him to -- taught him to swim in the english channel rather than the swimming pool. he knew how to swim in open water. he was picked up by a craft, a german craft. they thought that he was a german sailor. they recognized that his head had been shaved and they realized that he was an inmate at neuengamer, and they allowed him to stay on the boat. the ss actually machine gunned people from the beach. they killed as many of these people who survived -- who got to the beach as they possibly could. and i should add -- and this is what's disturbing about world war ii still today, that german civilians also went out to the beaches on the baltic near lubeck, took their shotguns and their weapons and also killed these survivors. the rage, the madness, the terror, the bestality was so intense toward the end of the war. this is phillip. he was lined up against the wall in lubec, naked with 200 other survivors. and the ss mounted an mg-42 machine gun. and he tells the story that as they were mounting the machine gun they heard tank fire and the british arrived a

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including how she's coping with the loss of her husband, rene.t thursday marks six mondays months since his passing. in paris, celine is learning to find her smile again. >> are you ready to hit it? >> i was born ready. >> gracious and giving, celine stops to give love to as many fans as she can. every day they've been swarming the hotel. hoping for a moment with their idol. >> who else can comfort a crying baby with her charm? >> what's been the faa response? what's that meant to you. seeing all the people here for you. >> i have to say coming here after the passing of my husband, after not even six months, it could have been way easy for me to say you know what, i'm not in the mood of dressing up and having the purse and the fans and having a good time and singing. giving a part of your soul, you know? but knowing that he lov industry so much he made me who i am today. since i'm 12 years old. you know, i've been criticized for being an open book for so long. but they know me well. >> her three sons are with her, loving all the parisian fashion

rene is the executive director of the east passyunk business district.tell me, what's today all about? >> so today is our 11th annual car show and street festival. we will have a car lined with -- or the street lined with cars, tons of live music, outdoor bars, street food, tons of stuff for the kids, free, we've got arts and crafter, moon bounce, and just really fun, you know, family friendly day to come down and enjoy the actually pretty good weather now, i'm thinking looks pretty good. check out the cars. it is fabulous, fun, circus performers here, and people don't realize, i mean, east passyunk has changed in the past few years. so you do this, why do you do something like this? to show this neighborhood off? >> special events really great way to introduce our corridor to folks. because we're a little hard to find. people don't always know where it is, so for an event, people come down, they check it out for the first time. they see all we have to offer. we have 150 small businesses and great little independently owned boutiques, and restaurant, and

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coming up next, immigration attorney renee redman discusses asylum in united states. she argues that prior to the refugee act of 1980, the application process for asylum or refugee status was based on one policy rather than internationally accepted criteria that limited those status. this 50 minute lecture is part of a two-day symposium on the history of her ration. speaker is renee redman. we have had two people who went to some obscure school in ann

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