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oprah winfrey.you one of the people that solder ali and one of the millions of preview screeners that have happened. and to, are you spending christmas in a movie theater? >> i saw the movie, i can't get over how amazing, how beautiful it is. and to your point, oprah winfrey is executive producing this. she brings that cachet. the budget we're seeing at 100 million dollars it is because oprah winfrey it's part of the project. i'm hearing rumors there was a casting controversy at some point, that beyoncÉ and rihanna, executives one of them to be in the film. i'll tell you the cast taraji p. henson, daniel danielle brooks, fantasia barrino, they all delivered oscar worthy performances. >> oscar, a warrant where the, gas. it is true that beyoncÉ was one of the folks that producers through around, oprah was asked to get beyoncÉ in e vie and oprah had to tell them, beyoncÉ is busy this year. it wasn't even a negotiation because they're not getting the all say, hello, renaissance world tour. oprah lay dow

. >>> and the smithsonian national portrait gallery unveiled its portrait of oprah winfrey on wednesday. the nearly 7-foot-tall painting was done by chicago artist shawn michael warren. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. >>> it's thursday, december 14th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." making it official. house republicans vote to formally authorize an impeachment inquiry into president biden. how the president is responding. >>> fierce fighting. israeli troops suffer their biggest single-day loss as the families of american hostages look for answers from the white house. >>> and a record-breaking day on wall street. what the fed said that sent stocks soaring. >>> good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. house republicans escalated their investigation into president biden, voting unanimously to launch a formal impeachment inquiry citing his son's legal troubles. democrats accused their gop counterparts of playing politics and exacting revenge on behalf of twice-impeached former president trump. jarred hill is joining us from

>> i didn't believe it was oprah winfrey.an. >> but it certainly made you happy. >> yes, because it gives us an incredible platform to talk to millions of people about how they can take control of their emotions and take control of their lives. this is a book about emotional self management. this is an owners manual for your emotions, such as you can set yourself free and pay attention to what really matters, as opposed to all the dumb stuff around us that you are paying attention to nowadays. >> it's confusing because you say you have to build a road map. >> yes. >> and when you say that, i often think, well, that's like this defeatist checklist of, like, i will be happy if i had a nice apartment, if i had a good job, if i had a boyfriend. and that sounds like a roadmap. but you are talking about a different roadmap. >> totally. that's a wrong kind of bucket list. you know, the bucket list for -- >> the bucket list that women's magazines have been telling us -- >> bucket list are the worst and the reason is because what they

>> i didn't believe it was oprah winfrey.that man. >> but it certainly made you happy. >> yes because it gives us an incredible platform to talk to millions of people about how they can take control of their emotions and take control of their lives. this is a book about emotional self management. this is an owners manual for your emotions, such as you can set yourself free and pay attention to what really matters, as opposed to all the dumb stuff around us that you are paying attention to nowadays. >> it's confusing because you say you have to build a road map. >> yes. and >> when you say that, i often think, well, let's like this defeatist checklist of, like, i will be happy if i had a nice apartment, if i had a good job, if i had a boyfriend. and that sounds like a roadmap. but you are talking about a different roadmap. >> totally. that's a wrong kind of bucket list. you know, the bucket list for -- >> the bucket list that women's magazines have been telling us -- >> bucket list are the worst and the reason is because what

oprah winfrey who turned 70 next month says she uses as a maintenance tool in addition to diet and exercise this is not big news that a celebrity is taking wegovy, ozempic or mounjaro for weight-loss they surged in popularity this year end into jackson for type two diabetes that's what it was supposed to be used for the opera publicly back in the drug certainly significant, she is a major investor in spokesperson for weight watchers a company that spent six years advising people to count the calories and use willpower, not anymore. this represents a massive shift for the company which is launching the own subscription program to facilitate those who use the medication, they will daily nutritional targets that are still doing that kind of thing activity, list of go to foods if on ozempic and personal coaching trackers for food and weight. it's an open question whether weight watchers can turn the weight-loss drug into gold, the company whose tagline used to be it's a lifestyle is incorporating the new drugs into its programs at an estimated 24 million people or 7% of the u.s. population coul

the national portrait gallery unveiled oprah winfrey's official portrait this week.cago artist, sean michael warren, we see miss oprah wearing the color purple. she surrounded by oak trees and fittingly holds an olive branch. the symbol of peace in her left hand. the washington post writes, the age of oprah is over. but her vision is now framed in washington. quote, it's astonishing to think that america produced both oprah and trump. who arrived as a kind of anti oh, brought exploiting a litany of things that were standard topics on her show, racism, massage, uneasiness phobia. his style was anti obama too. a monologue, rather than a conversation. bullying, and mockery rather than empathy. division rather than concord. both styles have always existed, of course, and now it's just a matter of which one will win out in the end. as she approaches 70 years old, miss oprah winfrey made clear in her final remarks that she intends to continue her work. watch this. >> and i want you to know that that is exactly what i intend to do. to continue. to astonish. i'm for world wi

oprah winfrey. applause thatis that is our show at this hour. thank you for watching bbc news.r the past few weeks, it's still pretty wet out there. but the next few days at least will turn drier and also the temperatures will be rising. now, this area of low pressure brought cloud and some rain and drizzle to eastern parts of england. that's moving away. the next weather system is coming in from the atlantic. but in between the two, well, we did have some sunshine earlier on, particularly in northern ireland and here in scotland. but where we have the clearer skies in the first part of the night, there's the risk that temperatures could fall just below freezing in places. but that window of clearer skies will close as the night goes on because all that cloud will come in from the atlantic. it's going to bring some rain and briefly some snow over the scottish mountains, perhaps the northern pennines, but it should turn back to rain later on in the night as temperatures start to rise. so these are the numbers by first thing thursday morning. and by this time, the rain will have

oprah winfrey ! now going to say one or two of the things i was going to say before you jumped up and took the stage. there is no one, no soul on this planet, who has done more to advance the cause of the written word venue. -- than you.. i whispered to her, you know, for two people who are descendents of the enslaved to become symbols for literacy, literature, and the written word, [ applause ] opera, you are the patron saint of books and literature. your presence here tonight has been a blessing a benediction for us all. thank you, thank you, thank you. now i'm going to compose myself and we are going to continue with this evening celebration with recognizing the foundations two incredible lifetime achievement nominees. first is the award for outstanding service to the american literary community, which is given to recognize the honorees remarkable dedication to expanding the audience for books and for reading, past recipients include lawrence serengeti, dr. maya angelou, and most recently, tracy d

the national portrait gallery unveiled oprah winfrey's official portrait this week.g by chicago artist, sean michael warren, we see miss oprah wearing the color purple. she surrounded by oak trees and fittingly holds an olive branch. the symbol of peace in her left hand. the washington post writes, the age of oprah is over. but her vision is now framed in washington. quote, it's astonishing to think that america produced both oprah and trump. who arrived as a kind of anti oh, brought exploiting a litany of things that were standard topics on her show, racism, massage, uneasiness phobia. his style was anti obama too. a monologue, rather than a conversation. bullying, and mockery rather than empathy. division rather than concord. both styles have always existed, of course, and now it's just a matter of which one will win out in the end. as she approaches 70 years old, miss oprah winfrey made clear in her final remarks that she intends to continue her work. watch this. >> and i want you to know that that is exactly what i intend to do. to continue. to astonish. i'm for

the producers of the 2023 film were oprah winfrey, steven spielberg and quincy jones, some big names, called the color purple, that is, she is following in the footsteps of her own, well, there is something there, it’s just a different story, but as far as everything is connected in the world, and here i am getting ready for the broadcast, i read that the purple violet color is the color of spirituality and it, and it is now actively chosen in advertising, in clothing, in order to attract attention. i'm thinking if everyone actively chooses, then it will no longer attract attention; there must be something unique in this light. yes, my friends , let us remind you just in case that the very premiere we are talking about took place on wednesday, yes, this is important information, maybe you are waiting for it to come out somewhere, by the way, it’s hot, sporty and it was fun this sunday, because that’s when the traditional initiation into dusharyata took place, i didn’t even know that it could be called that, dusharyata. yes, there were a lot of interesting things there, but what exactl

. >>> and plus abraham lincoln, harriet tubman, michelle obama, and now oprah winfrey. gayle king is out front on herer best f friend's trtremendous h r todaday. >>> tonight president biden meeting with the families of those held hostage by hamas. it comes as israeli forces are again pumping sea water into tunnels in gaza as they would try to root out the hamas fighters. this is a story we've been following closely. age two and four, were among the hostages for 49 days. we've been following their story. and tonight this is a ray of light. they're safe in their home, laughing, playing, they're together. it was the same home that i visited while they were being held captive, feared they were dead, and their little precious pink shoes. so this day has come, all those timeses that we spoke. and here they are in your home. and how you could put words on how it feels? i'm feeling like i got my life back as a gift. and i was like what you told me many times before in hell. i got back like hell and they are here and alive and they are okay, so i got my life back. >> it's amazin

. >>> and the smithsonian national portrait gallery unveiled its portrait of oprah winfrey on wednesday-foot-tall painting was done by chicago artist shawn michael warren. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> we begin tonight with breaking news right here in washington on capitol hill, where just a short time ago republicans in the house voting to begin a formal impeachment inquiry into president biden. the next step follows the years' long scrutiny of the president and his family that has turned up no proof of high crimes and misdemeanors. now democrats tonight are calling the move an extreme political stunt that has no credibility and no legitimacy. today's vote comes on the same day that hunter biden showed up on capitol hill, not to testify, but to blast republicans for what he said are attacks on him to embarrass and damage his father. cbs' scott macfarlane will start us off tonight from capitol hill. it has been a busy day. good evening, scott. >> good eve

oprah winfrey. oprah winfrey. oprah. i'm now going to say one or two of the things that i was going to say before you jumped up and took the stage. there is no one, no soul on this planet who has done more to advance the cause of the written word than you you. i shared with oprah earlier this evening. we were taking a picture backstage and i whispered to her, you know, for two people who are descendants of the enslaved to become symbol for literacy, literature and, the written word. oprah, you are the patron saint of books and literature. your presence here tonight has been a blessing, a benediction for, us all. thank you. thank you. thank you. now i'm going to compose myself and we will with this evening's celebrations with recognize the national book foundation's two incredible achievement lifetime achievement honorees and rita dove rita dove. so first is the 2023 literary an award for outstanding service to the american literary community, which is given to recognize the honorees dedication to expand in the audience f

spiel one of the producers of this is oprah winfrey. spending time with oprah is lovely.med the very last scene of the movie which is around a huge big oak tree and they yelled, it's a picture wrap for the first eight everybody goes whoo and all of a sudden the cast and crew breaks out into the electric slide. we were doing the electric slide with oprah winfrey. not too many people can say that. [laughter] >> stephen: we have a clip here of you as shug avery. you're walking across a field. anything you need to tell people about setting this up? >> taraji: shug's return is reinstilling celie's faith in god. she's lost it. the book starts "dear god, i'm 14. what is happening to me question" along the way she's lost her faith it's amazing that shug comes back and she's the one who reinstalled her faith in god and she's walking in the field and she's telling her about how god gets mad if you walk past the color purple and don't notice it. so take a look. >> would you look at all of god's beautiful you know, god loves creation. >> you are saying god is vain? >> not vain. god j

also oprah winfrey executive producing this.s film is worse being in theaters. >> i agree with you. i think danielle brooks, her sofia, i think, is going to be this generation sofia in the way that oprah winfrey sofia is my generation sophia. danielle brooks is that good. also premiering on christmas day is the boys in the bowl. a film based on a true story directed by george clooney. what is the story behind that film? >> this is the ninth film george clooney directed. it is based on the true story of nine working class college freshman from washington who go to berlin during the height of the depression, the great depression. 1939. although hitler was in power, they competed in the olympics. they're literally rowing while hitler's in the stands watching them. it is based on a true story. it is aspirational, it is inspiring. george clooney says he has never seen an exciting rowing film he want to tackle this project. it is brilliant. it would only pull at the heartstrings. >> some films are already in theaters, including aquama

thank you. >>> let's turn now to oprah winfrey. stunning that stunning slimmed down look. fans are wondering how did she do that. liz is here with more. >> good morning. oprah has always been open about her struggles with weight. now the icon is generating some buzz with her new physique >> oprah, can we get a waive >> reporter: the new images of oprah, slimmed down and stunning on two red carpets this week. >> oprah, all of a sudden, right, looks thinner than ever. >> reporter: speaking about how she lost the weight at "the color purple" premier. >> what's going on if this is weight watchers, sign me up tonight. >> it's not just one thing it is everything. >> reporter: some fans speculating she used more than just diet and exercise >> is oprah using ozempic? >> i'm not sure how i feel about she didn't come out and say, yes, i use the medication. >> reporter: in september, the media mogul addressed it >> when i first started hearing about the weight loss drugs, i felt, i got to do this on my own. i've got to do this on my own becau

thank you so much. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> oprah winfrey, y'all. oprah winfrey. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, brother, i am now going to say one or two things i was going to say before you jumped up and took the stage. there is no one, no soul on this planet who has done more to advance the cause of the written word than you, oprah. >> [ applause ] >> i shared with oprah earlier this evening, we were taking a picture backstage, and i whispered to her, you know, for two people who are descendents of the enslaved, to become symbols for literacy, literature, and the written word, >> [ cheers and applause ] >> oprah, you are the patron saint of books and literature. your presence here tonight has been a blessing, a benediction for us all. thank you, thank you, thank you. >> [ applause ] >> now i am going to compose myself and we will continue with this evening's celebrations with recognizing national book foundation's two incredible achievement -- lifetime achievement honorees. paula and rita dove. >> [ applause ] >> so, first is the 2023 e award f

oprah winfrey reveals she is using weight loss medication after once calling it an easy way out. her ah-ha moment and the take aways for anyone looking to shed a few pounds. ♪♪ >>> and unforgettable. >> it's time for a today block party! >> from big events and block buster concerts on the plaza, to superstars in studio 1a -- >> sit down you animal. >> and adventures all around the world. >> this is the greatest assignment i have ever been given. >> a look back at all the fun we had this year. today, thursday, december 14th, 2023. ♪♪ >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to today on this thursday morning. glad you're with us. we love this day for a lot of reasons. >> we do. but we love the year end. did that happen this year? or sometimes did that happen? >> at all. >> exactly. we're going to look back with a lot of fondness at the year that was a little later in the show. >>> we're also going to look ahead to the weekend. a major storm on the move and final touchdown countdown to christma

. >> stephen: one of the producers of this is oprah winfrey. spending time with oprah is lovely.? >> taraji: we filmed the very last scene of the movie which is around a huge big oak tree and they yelled, it's a picture wrap for the first day and everybody goes "whoo" and all of a sudden the cast and crew breaks out into the electric slide. we were out there doing the electric slide with oprah winfrey. not too many people can say that. [laughter] >> stephen: we have a clip here of you as shug avery. you're walking across a field. anything you need to tell people about setting this up? >> taraji: shug's return is reinstilling celie's faith in god. she's lost it. the book starts "dear god, i'm 14. what is happening to me?" and along the way, she's lost her faith. and it's amazing that shug comes back, and she's the one who reinstills her faith in god and she's walking in the field and she's telling her about how god gets mad if you walk past the color purple and don't notice it. so take a look. >> ooh, would you look at all of god's beautiful creation? you know, god loves creation.

they've gotten cash support from the people's fund started by oprah winfrey and dwayne "the rock" johnsoniving $1200 a month. no, that doesn't cover anybody's rental payment by any extent. for us, that's our rebuild. zblrg >> reporter: they're also getting payments from other nonprofits founded in part by the hawaii community foundation. the foundation says it has received a whopping $163 million. >> i'd say a little over 95% of those funds came from people around the world. >> reporter: the foundation has only used about $35 million so far, helping provide direct financial assistance, shelter and more. micah, the president and ceo of the foundation, says that's intentional. >> we know that federal funding and state funding will start to dry up. government dollars have a shelf life. >> reporter: but not every family impact ed by the fires hs been able to access this. nicole and her mom monica have tight finances and the tough times weigh heavy on the holiday spirit. >> the holidays are supposed to be happy and you spend with family, and families are disjointed right now. i wish we could p

so if you're going to get anybody to pray for you, it better be oprah winfrey. >> seth: oh, my god, that'smentioned corey hawkins. so he is your co-star in this film and he -- you were classmates together at julliard >> yeah. >> seth: is that first year julliard you meet corey? >> oh my god, yes, in 2007 we met. isn't that crazy we were babies >> seth: that's amazing. >> we've been cutting up ever since. he's seen every hill, valley, hill mountain, we climbed them together and so finally we're here in "the color purple" together. >> seth: and you mentioned cutting it up together for a long time and so here you are, in the studio film together. it is just be so surreal, because obviously you know this is a work of humor, but it's also a very heavy film it just must be so nice to be with a friend, you've been friends for a long time and you have a video you want to share this is cory maybe ate too much during - >> crafty. he's spends too much time at crafty >> seth: that's at craft services where all the food is right. >> so after eating too much, his pants kept popping onset i just thought

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this week oprah winfrey, a board member and shareholders of weight watchers, announced she is takingcation as a maintenance tool. >>> a version of one of most iconic characters in american pop culture will soon be available for public use. mickey mouse in his earlier form will be free in disney's copyright when it expires next year. that means artists and creators will be able to make use of mickey but with some major limitations. disney says it will work to protect its rights on the more modern versions of mickey mouse. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this friday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> the world got a chance to see what shohei ohtani looks like as a los angeles dodger. days after agreeing to the ten-year, $700 million contract he put on a dodgers jersey for his first news conference with the team. the vast majority of his contract is deferred, though, meaning he will only get $2 million a year for the first ten seasons, and then after 2033 the team will pay him $68 million a year for the next decade. >>> jerseys worn by soccer star lionel me

. >> reporter: you may know her as a therapist from the oprah winfrey network. but dr. could have prepared her for the night she found her 16-year-old son sammy struggling to breathe. >> there is nothing worse. there is no deeper, wider, more profound pain. >> you need grief counseling. you need therapy, and you need to make room for your family's grief journey. >> reporter: borman and her husband are suing snap inc., the parent company of snapchat. they're joined by 60 other families with similar heartbreaking families. the lawsuit alleges snap and snapchat's role in elicit drug sales to teens was the foreseeable result of the design, structures and policies snap chose to implement to increase its revenues, and it specifically targets the app's features like automatically deleted messages and the my eyes only privacy option which they say makes illegal activities harder to track. jennifer park stout is the company's head of global public policy. >> families are suing snapchat because they lost children to fentanyl. what can you tell us than litigation? >> my heart goes

most recently, oprah winfrey telling people magazine she's changed her position on drugs used for weights and wants to destroy them, saying the fact that there's a medically approved prescription for managing weight and staying healthier in my lifetime feels like relief. i'm absolutely done with the shaming from other people and particularly myself. in the days following oprah statement, online health care platform zocdoc reported a 30% spike in appointments with doctors who prescribe semaglutide, the active ingredient in ozempic and wegovy. >> i'm happy when the celebrities open up about and being honest about being on the medication because there is a stigma about using them, which is unfortunate because these are wonderful medications and then they are changing the lives of patients like never before. patients who have been struggling with weight, who have been doing everything that they can with diet and exercise. >> and earlier this year, charles barkley, aka the formerly round mound of rebound, and says he lost almost 60 pounds on monday, talking about it on the pat mcafee show. >>

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oprah winfrey's legacy and weight loss. >> the smithsonian unveiled oprah's portrait yesterday, depictingng an olive branch. the portrait will hang alongside other american icons at the smithsonian national portrait gallery and oprah recently revealed she does take a medication to manage her weight. >> it comes as demand soars for drugs like ozempic and wegovy. next whole milk is one step closer to making a comeback in school. the house just passed a bill that would lift the ban on whole milk in school cafeterias, giving kids an alternative to low fat milk. finally, an early christmas in kentucky. >> the boss at a medical center played santa sheila colter bought her staff $70 in lottery tickets. when one of them won 50 bucks, she used that cash to buy more, and one of those hit for $50,000. >> so now each worker gets about 1700 bucks. just to buy time for the holidays. >> top (speaker 1) oh! (speaker 2) blue buffalo, huh? (speaker 1) yeah. purina one... (speaker 2) yeah. (speaker 1) i used to feed purina one, but then i read the ingredients. (speaker 2) oh, yeah? (speaker 1) yeah, it's ri

so if you're going to get anybody to pray for you, it better be oprah winfrey. >> seth: oh, my god, that's ever since that conversation >> seth: you mentioned corey hawkins. so he is your co-star in this film and he -- you were classmates together at julliard >> yeah. >> seth: is that first year julliard you meet corey? >> oh my god, yes, in 2007 we met. isn't that crazy we were babies >> seth: that's amazing. >> we've been cutting up ever since. he's seen every hill, valley, hill mountain, we climbed them together and so finally we're here in "the color purple" together. >> seth: and you mentioned cutting it up together for a long time and so here you are, in the studio film together. it is just be so surreal, because obviously you know this is a work of humor, but it's also a very heavy film it just must be so nice to be with a friend, you've been friends for a long time and you have a video you want to share this is cory maybe ate too much during - >> crafy he's spends too much time at crafty >> seth: that's at craft services where all the food is right. >> so after eating too much, his

miss oprah winfrey is here. >> she's cute.h rosie as she got purple carpet ready for her big night. then how did emma stone help taylor get in step for the eras tour, and why is bradley cooper now the maestro of slinging cheesesteaks? that and more on "access hollywood." >>> tonight in prime time after mario, at 8:00, it's "christmas at the opry." then at 10:00, "dateline." then we will be back here for our live and local nbc bay area news at 11:00. that's going to do it for us at 7:00. for everyone here at nbc bay area, including our producer, lisa principe, thanks for joining us. i hope you enjoy your evening. we hope to see you back at 11:00. hollywood". >> she's the phoenix. >> you can be whatever you want to be. >> this is the comeback moment, believe me. >> oprah's high praise for

before we go, american talk show star oprah winfrey is being immortalized in the halls of the smithsonianional portrait gallery in washington. she joins the ranks of presidents, major people from history, scientists, stars, and others. in the painting, she is holding an olive sprague in the garden of her california home. sean warren painted this and it is just narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for. now you won't miss a thing. this is the way. the xfinity 10g network. made for streaming. ♪ >> good evening. on the newshour tonight, several israeli soldiers are killed in an ambush in northern gaza. further south, floods add to t

. >>> have you seen oprah winfrey lately?reating a lot of buzz and she is sharing insight to her body transformation. the media mogul said she is using a medication to help her maintain her weight loss. the revelation comes after winfrey had said in the past that she would not take drugs because she viewed them as an easy way to lose weight. >>> let's go ahead and talk about our weather, vianey arana. it seems like it will stay this way. >> 50s and 60s into the afternoon but we have a changing pattern giving you a heads up on as far as unsettled weather. it will mean rain and currently let's look across the bay area. san jose 61 degrees. open 56, check out san francisco 62 satellite radar, we have a system that will develop and we will talk about that one there and you will likely notice into tonight or into tomorrow fog will be as widespread but we could see patchy areas of fog but we stay dry the national weather service extended the coastal flooding through thursday especially for coastal trails and near the shoreline, sid

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[applause] when i received a call and was told oprah winfrey could not moderate -- [laughter] -- i wasw up and be here for this important conversation. it will be interactive. i am kinda dating myself but you want to channel oprah winfrey and donahue in terms of how you interact today. the panelists will be the ones who help get the conversation started, but relying on you. they are not mic'ed but i will identify you and ask you to post your question, not too long of a comment, but your questions because it takes all of us, right? the late person who just said there may be a separation between church and state but no separation between church and community. there is no separation between community, police and faith. we do this delicate dance together, and i am pleased to invite to the podium to help us in this conversation chief rodney bryant, the president of the national organization of black law enforcement, chief bryant? [applause] i am pleased to invite you. you have become a hero of mine, from the metropolitan police department. [applause] jonathan thompson the executive director

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by the way, oprah winfrey is also a star of the blm movement, black lives matter.he face of blm. and she certainly wasn’t interested then. will the then living queen of england still be able to to go down on one knee, as whites were forced to do in the united states, as a sign of historical repentance for black slaves. but oprah’s mood was such that it left elizabeth no options, being accused of racism, well, just a mortal sin, what options are there? let us recall a fragment of that explosive interview: you were asked how dark your child will be? and also, what will this mean and what will it look like? who, you won’t tell me, who behaved like this with you? i think it will hurt them a lot. okay, how did these go? meetings, there were conversations about safety, about the fact that there will be no title for how dark the child’s skin will be at birth. harry told me these things, his family had these conversations with him, and i think, wow, wow, this came up. the bright face of blm is closely associated with the us democratic party. if so, then the message for bri

and winfrey , their brand and oprah winfrey, their brand ambassador, has a product to sell.he they? here it is in the newspapers here are. newspapers and here we are. because newspapers because the newspapers are discussing and you know, in discussing it. and you know, in the end, you've got to ask cui bono who benefits? and the answer is weight answer in benefiting is weight watchers. they're going to watchers. do they're going to benefit new benefit from selling this new drug seen their drug because they've seen their numbers? , fall away of numbers? i imagine, fall away of people their routines people doing their routines because are using because so many people are using the now they're the drugs. so now they're getting into the drugs. yeah. >> absolutely and >> that's right. absolutely and the who are the support for people who are taking you have continue because you do have to continue to support. a kind to have support. it's not a kind of magic bullet. you're of magic bullet. and you're sorted. be on the sorted. you have to be on the regime. so they're therefore with

let's go back to the moment that started it all — meghan�*s interview in 2021 with oprah winfrey, whenconcerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born. what?! moments after the line which captured all the headlines, it becomes clear that meghan didn't actually hear the alleged remarks herself. there's a conversation with you... with harry. ..about how dark your baby is going to be? potentially, and what that would mean or look like. 0oh. that was relayed to me from harry, those were conversations that family had with him. in other words, meghan relied on harry's account of a conversation, and harry has subsequently placed the whole matter in a broader context. you speak to any other couple, mixed—race couple around the world, and you will probably find that the white side of the family have either openly discussed it or secretly discussed, what are the kids going to look like? again, for me, the difference is unconscious bias and racism, but if you are called out for unconscious bias, you need to make that right. none of which will come as much comfort to buck

let's go back to the moment that started it all — meghan's interview in 2021 with oprah winfrey whenmoments after the line that captured all the headlines, it becomes clear that meghan didn't actually hear the alleged remarks herself. it was a conversation with you? with harry. about how dark your baby is going to be? j potentially and what that would mean or look like. woo! that was relayed to me from harry. those were conversations that family had with him. in other words, meghan relied on harry's account of the conversation and harry has subsequently placed the whole matter in a broader context. you speak to any other couple, mixed race couple around the world and you will probably find that the white side of the family have either openly discussed it or secretly discussed, you know, "what are the kids going to look like?" again for me the difference is unconscious bias and racism, but if that... ..if you're called out for unconscious bias, you need to make that right. so a matter the family had hoped was over has reappeared. the prince and princess of wales ignored questions as t

let's go back to the moment that started it all — meghan's interview in 2021 with oprah winfrey whenin might be when he is born. what? moments after the line that captured all the headlines, it becomes clear that meghan didn't actually hear the alleged remarks herself. it was a conversation with you? with harry. about how dark your baby is going to be? j potentially and what that would mean or look like. woo! that was relayed to me from harry. those were conversations that family had with him. in other words, meghan relied on harry's account of the conversation and harry has subsequently placed the whole matter in a broader context. you speak to any other couple, mixed race couple around the world and you will probably find that the white side of the family have either openly discussed it or secretly discussed, you know, "what are the kids going to look like?" again for me the difference is unconscious bias and racism, but if that... ..if you're called out for unconscious bias, you need to make that right. so a matter the family had hoped was over has reappeared. the prince and princ

it has a star-studded cast including oprah winfrey, danny glover, and whoopi goldberg. in the early 2000's the color purple hit the great white way and was revived in 2015. this film adaptation, taking a cue from broadway, is a musical. it emphasizes the message of hope more than the original film. >> i would have to say there's of buoyancy and joyfulness to this re-imagination that was not present in the first and that the music comes out of the spirit of the story. >> reporter: the new version features dynamic performances by fantasia barrino. >> she carries everybody. and at the time when i was doing broadway, i was carrying everybody. my life was so much like hers. i'm glad i did it because i'm not that girl anymore. when she was strong she held everyone together but look at her now. >> reporter: the new film is produced by steven spielberg, quincy jones, and scott sanders. >> it has used music to uplift for centuries. >> reporter: it was his idea to turn the book into a musical. and now a musical for the big screen.>> we very intentionally looked at the story throu

winfrey in new york, at yankees stadium. went around the world, his ego started to fall right after september 11. let me explain. the fire department's union here fdny in new york, most people thought rudy was behind them, they were with rudy, he was always there for the police as well as the police union. well, when it came time for the fire department to decide who they were going to back at least the union, for president, when rudy decided to run, they made a commercial against him. people said why would they do that? the reason why they did that is because when it came time for them to come to rudy and support them from a city, state and federal perspective, regarding getting money for those that got sick on the pile who were cleaning up the mess of september 11. he was not there for them. >> and ken, what is the role of donald trump in all of this, do you think? >> well, rudy is still playing to the maga crowd. that is why he was so defiant again after the judgment was rendered. i don't regret a thing. he should regret

i'm o oprah winfy and welcome to the very first national "oprah winfrey show"!rrangd the fufurniture, but oprah remodeled the whole house. winfrey: there a are a lot o f otheher people w who are watatg who really don't understand what you mean when you say, well, you know, we're in love. because i remember questioning my gay friends saying, you mean, like, you feel about him the way i feel about... it's kind of a strange concept, you know, for a lot of people to accept. oprah was connecting with people in a way that no one had on tv before. and it was really special to see. well, did you know that for the longest time, i wanted to be a fourth grade teacher because of you? my, i was not aware of inspiring anyone. i think you did exactly what teachers are supposed to do. they create a spark for learning. that's the reason i have a talk show today. oprah winfrey now dominates the talk show circuit both in the ratings and popularity. i want to use my life as a source of lifting people up. that's what i want to do. that's what i do every day on my show. you know, we