bittersweet. baby holly klaus vanished along with her parents in 1980. now, a religious group told their fam wily that the couple n away with them, but dna testing proved just last year, that the couple was murdered in 1981. however, that baby who is now a grown woman, her life was spared. and she was reunited with her family over zoom just on tuesday. now. >> now, holly's grandmother telling cnn, today, it's a blessing. >> i just kept praying and hoping. and never gave up hope. and believing in the lord, that he would reveal it to me eventually. i have to know what happened to my son and his wife, and the baby before i die. and it is all happening so our -- we never gave up -- none of us. >> i am joined tonight by the genealogist who helped i.d. the
>> hey phil i heard it's her birthday that's pretty cool is that true? >> i don't know actually yes my genealogist. [laughs] >> yeah apparently. >> i had a nice time tonight have you been drinking? >> no, let me ask my hematologist. i may have had a few yeah. >> that was a great lunch you think has cheese in it on lactose intelligent. >> hold up let me ask my nutrition list? >> that means yes. and he says i owe him $20. and he wants to know if you can have your number. [laughs] >> greg: we do not condone beastie audi here. no matter how fun it is.
more letters. newspaper clippings. i'm like, this isn't christmas. so i looked at one and it said search for kidnapped baby. another one, baby still missing. so i started reading it. and it said paul joseph fronczak kidnapped from michael reese hospital and i saw a picture of my mom and dad and they looked sad and heartbroken and distraught. i thought, wait. that's me. what happened? >> oh, my goodness. what a story. joining us now is a genetic genealogist who played a key role in helping paul fronczak untangle the mystery of his past. where do you begin with a mystery like that? >> well, genetic geneology is a
>> reporter: tracy has been a genealogist for 20 years. she saw the post on facebook and is hoping to use her skills to get mary ellen and her family these memories back. how special. i love that story. thank you for captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, joe biden on the world stage in his first foreign trip as president as he tries to repair relationships with old allies, sending a message to russia and china. president biden arrives in the u.k. for his first overseas trip with plans to give half a billion doses of covid vaccines to the world and previewing a week of whirlwind diplomacy. >> we're going to make it clear that the united states is back. >> o'donnell: falling short: new signs the u.s. may miss the president's july 4 goal of partially vaccinating 70% of adults, but how one major city is close to herd immunity. plus, the race to save the hundreds of thousands of doses about to expire. exploiting the border crisis: an
distinctly caught up in the identity politics of the democratic party. she wants to claim her piece of the identity pie. right now she checks one box. she's a woman. the democrats like to see you check as many boxes as possible. here's the problem. scott, although it's true, i don't fault her for family lore that she believed in 1986 when she applied to the texas bar. when she made fanfare about she had to hire a genealogist from stanford because the usual commercial test didn't demonstrate enough for her. she had this big fanfare. look, i am related to the first nation. it's not even american indian. >> neil: isn't that she, you know, applied for anything using the native american label is that she said she >> right. >> why? why would you say you didn't? she could have easily said what you said. sorry i thought i was but i
town cemetery in center county. and the graves of his father. but the certificate of. seven hundred seventy two gives his name as. son of henry. is the emigrant from europe i was looking for. who arrived with his father in america in seven hundred fifty four. on the ship. he was listed as the passenger. my next stop is the regional archive and. i'm looking for proof that america originated in this area genealogist reach. over what i found. first confidence in your sources and second those sources have to produce the
time to consult the archives. the amateur genealogist spent countless hours combing the historical records for the decisive piece of information. one thing the archives revealed was that the graves in the bathroom so church were never properly documented so all the researchers knew was where in the church the money was location to make up for missing or lost records they had to reconstruct all the graves. luzhin most of the mummy had probably been laid to rest in grave number one hundred five that gave them a possible name for. the not be sure of. this for the wife of pastor gallon long. before. it was this mummy really and i cut out enough. to find out the research is needed
>> tucker: we've got live pictures for you looking at the air force base right outside of washington, d.c. that's the airport the president uses. he just landed back from california where he was among other things looking at prototypes of a border wall. his back in town. some of your elizabeth warren continues to insist that she is a genuine american indian in spirit if not genetically and to support her claim, she said her parents, who she claims had to elope due to racist objections to her mother's part indian heritage. twyla is an indian genealogist and she joins us tonight. is elizabeth warren a cherokee indian? >> no.
ups or his personality or background or whatever, but you try to pull back and ask what principles are at stake here and ask obvious questions like how does this help the americans already here? i cannot get -- are not just saying this. every night, i cannot get a real answer for that from anybody, ever. not one. >> it is this resistance in public policy. had something similar after i was on your show last week. there's all these people who are suddenly going online and pointing out that i'm canadian. it was the first i'd heard of it. i was stunned. who knew? the msnbc genealogist had been in touch with the vital statistics and -- i was stunned. the fact is, it's public policy. i go to rosen guard in sweden and what i see there i think is a tragedy for the swedes who will be an ethnic minority in their own country by midcentury. i go to mullen beak and my mother's country of belgium and
ups or his personality or background or whatever, but youn try to pull back and ask what principles are at stake here and ask obvious questions, like how does this help the americans already here? i cannot get -- i'm not just saying this. every night, i cannot get a real answer for that from anybody, ever. not one. >> it is this resistance in public policy. i heard something similar after i was on your show last week. there's all these people who are suddenly going online and pointing out that i'm canadian. it was the first i'd heard of it.t i was stunned. who knew? the msnbc genealogist had been in touch with the vital statistics and -- i was stunned. the fact is, it's public policy. i go to rosengard in sweden and what i see there i think is a tragedy for the swedes, who will be an ethnic minority in their own country by midcentury. i go to mollenbeek in my mother's country of belgium and i think that's a tragedy.