new at 6-30 oprah winfrey network employee is suing the company.... accusing her supervisor sexually harassing her.... after she became pregnant. that's according to.... the hollywood reporter. rebecca taylor claims.... her boss regularly engaged.... in lewd behavior and even acted out sex scenes.... from horror movies..... during staff meetings. taylor says.... her boss would even pretend.... to squeeze her breasts and humiliate her..... for having morning sickness. the woman claims.... she reported the harassment multiple times..... but "own" did nothing.... about it. (laughs) an ohio teenager is behind bars tonight after police say he fired shots into his neighbor's amed it live on facebook. the first shots ame from a rifle through an open window.. then a handgun. the neighbor says she was stunned to hear bullets striking her home. "if you're just sitting in your house and you're watching television, you hear something like that, that would freak you out. it woul s not used to hearing that." the 15-year-old was arrested on weapons charges. police a

. >> we're standing now in the oprah winfrey theater. >> yes. >> and the design here in the theater is an echo of that design. can you explain how? >> yes. it's actually dpfl same patten but we've reduced it in scale. so really in the oprah winfrey theater we want you to sort of feel you're in the heart of the building. whereas on the outside of the building is objects framed by them all. in the inside you are the center and the building surrounds you. >> the porch element to the museum is significant kchlt you tell us why? >> yes. we wanted very much on the south side of the mall to create a real welcome and the welcome of the south that you file in the community, this idea of living inside-outside but living under shade, we thought was a very important idea that we wanted to find a 21st century translation of. we worked with our engineers and our landscape designers to creates a water body and a canty leavered structure which creates a microclimbed, an incredible shade and draws the winds, from a hot summer day as you go up and down the ballmall sweating, you're able to come here and

oprah winfrey has her own show >> you've got the greed, the adultery, betrayal. >> one of the things that informs me so much is all of those years of doing the oprah show. it was like living in a life's classroom. if a man hits you once, he will hit you again. not everybody can get over an affair. to being able to take some of those dysfunctional stories that people actually shared with me in our audience, and be able to incorporate them into the lives it's fantastic. >> she's using 25 years of oprah's shows to help with story lines. but the best part about being boss, you get to tell everybody what to do. >> thinking about my own character, mavis, i said to the writers, they just need to shake a little wig out a little bit. there was some shaking going on. >> you had to get the hair and makeup and -- >> i wanted a fro fro. the fro was too big. it was like, we can't see around the fro. and i didn't want to have a lift. we just did the curly wiry sort of thing. >> brooke meadow on the set, they began shooting season number two. but lady o admits she's still recovering from this scene w

. >> the springer show actually had more viewers than the oprah winfrey show. that was also the year of his infamous episode, i married a horse. >> is that legal? no horsing around here, indycar driver james hinchcliffe will dance with a different person on the show tonight, because shauna is injured. when it comes to james, nothing slows him down. in the season? >> just getting to this point raises your confidence a bunch. the first couple of weeks, you're trying to learn a new dance, you have a week to do it. there are long hours, a lot of hard work. >> lots of hours means not much time for his girlfriend, actress becky dalton. james still has to race on weekends. >> how is it for you to get the girl in there? i know you have a lady there, come on. >> girls like guys in uniform. >> pretty much. just put another seat in the back so i can take you for a spin. >> oh, boy. step on this, hold your hand. i just hit my head. me and hinchcliffe. pedal to the metal. >> there it is. life in the fast lane. >> i think i swallowed a bug.?o2 she didn't think about bugs. >>

i am oprah winfrey, and welcome to the very first national "oprah winfrey show." >> i was surprised atoff, and the donahue show rearranged the furniture, but "oprah" remodeled the whole house. >> there are a lot of people watching when you don't mean when you say you are in love. and i requested my friends, you mean, you feel about him the way i feel about -- it's a strange concept for a lot of people to accept. >> oprah was connecting with people in a way nobody had on tv before and it was special to see. >> did you know for the longest time i wanted to be a fourth grade teacher because of you. >> i was not aware of inspiring anyone. >> you did exactly what teachers are supposed to do, you create a spark for learning and it's why i do what i do today. >> i want to use my life as a source of lifting people up, and that's what i want to do. that's what i do every day on my show. we get accused of being tabloid television and sensational and so forth, but we serve as a voice to a lot of people until my show that they were alone. >> this is what 67 pounds of fat looks like. i can't lift i

his clinton collude jennifer lopez, oprah winfrey and had a hand at president elect donald trump asking for melania's hand in marriage. he designed her engagement ring. standing in front of the building right now where apartments go for millions, one thing is certain, joseph, lost his life and many other lives have been foreverred altered. i spoke with his best friend and he had this to say. joe was more than a friend, he was a father and loved by everyone who crossed his path. for more on the story, follow me at chasing news. >> what do we know? i readies tushing facts coming out about this case, about the bloody towels or sheets and what they -- they think were the guy's -- the victim's pants and then the call to the front desk that happened on sunday evening. have the police identified where those suitcases were? >> no, actually they haven't. they haven't, bill. one thing they have confirm today me is they did find bloody pants discarded in a garbage. >> a small quiet town and not a lot happens there. right behind the police station, behind a flourist and when i was chatting with som

. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: oprah winfrey was a producer on the film. so she was sitting in the same you were walking down the aisle, it looked like oprah went to high five you and you just completely ghosted her. you -- [ light laughter ] which seems like a terrible career move. >> that's a bad career move and i would never do oprah like that. oprah, if you're watching i would never do you like that. [ light laughter ] you know, it was one of these things where you think somebody -- you're trying to figure it out, are they giving you dap? are they about to give you dap or is it the person behind you? >> seth: okay, gotcha. right. >> so i couldn't tell. the other person. [ light laughter ] and she ended up, you know, passing me by. >> seth: right. >> you know? but, i mean, eventually i told her, "look, of course i didn't pass you up." >> seth: because it's an interesting thing -- you don't know what's worse: ignoring her high five or high fiving her when she's not waiting for it. [ light laughter ] >> i think i would have been on more repeats just gettin

. >> we're standing in the oprah winfrey theater. >> yes. >> the design here is an echo of that design. can you explain how? >> it's exactly the same pattern, but we have reduced it in scale. we want you to feel you're in the heart of the building, whereas in the outside, it's an object. in the independence side you are the center and the building surrounds you. >> the porch element to the museum is significant. can you it el us why? >> yes, we wanted very much on the south side of the mall to create a real welcome. the welcome of the south, living inside outside, but living under shade, we felt was important idea that we wanted to find a translation of. it basically creates a microclimate, when you're on a hot summer day, you can come to the welcome of shade before you carry on your journey, and that cooling effect and breezes are really enhanced by the porch and water reflecting pool. >> tell us about the water element and the symbolism. >> water i think like wood, is a very important material -- foundational material for the community, water in the sense that the journey across the

production starts this week in los angeles and includes reese witherspoon, chris pine and oprah winfrey. snd full: (cma awards) and a big night in music city, as country's biggest hit the red carpet for the 50th annual cma awards. melodies merging classic artists, with nashville's newest filled the night. carrie underwood won female vocalist of the year, garth brooks entertainer of the year and dolly parton honored for lifetime achievement. snd full: (cma's) in hollywood, adam housley, fox news. reality t-v star kendall jenner celebrates big for her 21-st birthday! she was gifted a brand spanking new rolls royce in west hollywood. the new set of wheels is worth at least 250- thousand dollars... according to daily mail. her sister khloe kardashian captured jenner's reaction on snapchat... when she saw the rolls royce wrapped in a bow. it's been a big year for jenner. she walked in the victoria secret fashion show... she's the face of and landed the cover of vogue. medical marijuana is big business in nevada... and a new dispensary opens up shop in las vegas. we'll have a look inside the

. >> reporter: and there's oprah winfrey on >> to hear president-elect trump say that he had respect for president obama, it felt that he had reached a moment where he was actually humbled by that experience, to hear president obama say that he has renewed confidence in the peaceful transition -- i think everybody can take a deep breath. >> reporter: but oprah received some serious twitter backlash for her comments. comedian patton oswald tweeting, today, president obama seemed to sense some of his supporters aren't buying it. >> we will try to share the lessons that we've learned over these last eight years with the incoming president. and my hope is he makes things better. and if he does, we'll all benefit from it. >> reporter: with that, the now lame duck president left the briefing room. i'm david wright for "nightline" in new york. >>> next, what the magician david blaine did that totally freaked out john travolta and david beckham as he prepares for his latest primetime stunt. we're with him as he warms up with street magic in central ? when it comes to heartburn... trust the b

oprah winfrey's netwrk company.... for sexual harrasment... and... the alleged details.... are horrific. evening commute for hundreds of drivers... chopper 13 fast and first over the scene showing us all that is reporting one east bound lane and one west bound lane on tropicana is effected by this. they are asking you to avoid the area. as soon as there's an update -- count on us to the be the first to tell you. 014 woman - i was punched in the face two times, i was choked. just a brutal attack tonight... a woman is opening up.... after an arizona police officer is caught on camera.... punching her... in the face!!! that officer s leave and he's also talking about the encounter. abc's marci gonzalez reports what the officer says led to his actions. this is the cell phone video - investigators in arizona are reviewing? nats - "hey you can't hit a girl like that" trying to determine whether this police officer broke the law ?.when he punched marissa morris in the face woman - i was punched in the face two times, i was choked. just a brutal attack. flagstaff police officer jef

oprah winfrey: this sounds like political presidential talk.evin: who was secretly egged on by a united states president. so, i want to tell you what we're gonna do. ok. so, you know, you get on--onstage and you do speeches every day. i want to talk about donald trump the guy who became what you are today and how that happened. but it's gonna be told through objects that span from your childhood until now. so, i'd like to start. i'm gonna go pick a picture. i'm gonna find you young and i'll be right back. trump: ok. levin: i'm assuming this is you. trump: yeah. levin: so, how old were you then? trump: what do you think? it looks, like 3, huh? maybe 3? levin: were you rich then? trump: yeah. my father was a builder. levin: right. trump: and he was a very good builder, too. he knew how to build a house. and when he sold the house ... they still tell me, "i lived in a house your father built." levin: right. did you live opulently as a kid? trump: no, because queens is, you know, queens is, you might have--i'm sure you have a lot of friends that gr

. >> oprah winfrey shared a photo of where she slept during a there's a pallate on the floor and the men are cooking. you also know you are home when there are 10 cooks in the kitchen and not all of them are working. these two ingredients are at every meal and the thermostat is set high. yeah, some hot sauce and seasoning sauce. >> the lowry's. >> hey we got an update on that gas leak that we've got on the east side. we got a live picture from out there. want to tell you that 271 north and southbound now open. there and those people that are coming off are coming out of a shopping center actually. but you can see move there, that's 271 north and southbound and the cars are rolling along which is good because later in the afternoon you get, that is just a nasty area. >> tia: backed up for sure it gets right there. all right. thank you so much for joining us. the young and the restless is up next. have a great day, everybody. >> brian: have a great one. we will see you tomorrow john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. are you ok? honey, you got another pres

you also lebron joins a very notable list of founding donors when you take a look at the names, oprah winfrey frederick smith foundation as well as bill and malinda gates foundation. a lot of people put money in the museum. it is taking more than a decade to get it up and going. if you want an indication how wildly popular it is in washington, d.c. the free timed passes they give out for the museum are sold out so to speak, but they are free, sold out through march of next year. good thing to see in washington, d.c. >> getting answers in the answer >> romona: i keep checking and trying to get there but sold out. >> romona: wait until the cherry blossoms. >> romona: i will get there soon. >> beautiful day today. >> romona: it will continue tomorrow. >> jeff: it will be warmer. 10 degrees and then a 30-degree drop in temperature. >> we hit 64 for the high. 59 and warm tonight. temperatures to the west have record-breaking november warmth on the way tomorrow. over the weekend that's when the alerts pretty much an alert through the weekend. now, the update is saturday mainly rain during the day.

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do celebrity endorsements there's academic research showing oprah winfrey's endorsement of senator barack obama at the height of her popularity was worth a million votes to obama. so that is some serious bounce. >> is there an endorsement out there that could have a comparable impact? do you think? >> past polling suggests that there's no impact on the vast majority of voters. the w that if your governor endorses someone, 19% are more likely to endorse. minister, 18%. local newspaper, 14% are more likely to vote for the candidate and 14% are less likely and so it's a complete wash. and they threw in eight names of celebrities, and all of them had a negative impact. support from bill gates made 13% of voters more likely to and 14% less likely. popular actress angelina jolie was a net negative. and got to love this. and they threw in donald trump who had the most negative impact of any celebrity that they polled. so don't look for bill wells' endorsement to make much difference. and whatever you do, don't endorse yourself. >> even if bill wells is pu here anyway. >>> we'll have you covered

. >> oprah winfrey with 13th director on facebook live breaking her silence about this social media post, a picture of the obama/trump meeting and words to her 35 million followers, everybody take a deep breath, >> i couldn't breathe after the election. so when i saw them sitting together, i actually took a picture of the screen that said president-elect trump, honored to meet obama. and president obama was being so gracious and i heard donald trump say, he's a -- >> very good man. >> i literally went, i can breathe now. what i should have said was, i just took a breath.

oprah winfrey says -- she's encouraged -- by this week's meeting -- between president obama and the presiden-elect. winfrey -- was an enthusiastic hillary clinton supporter -- during the campaign. she says -- thursday's meeting gave her hope for america. new tonight-- metro is investigating -- a deadly accident -- near rainbow and yorktown. choppper-13 -- fast and firs over the scene. two people are dead. it isn't clear -- exactly what happened. but -- there's paper scattered across the road. metro is there -- right now. we'll give you the latest -- on the investigation -- as soon as we get more details. new developments -- on a north las vegas homicide. police today -- arresting randal mccray -- for shooting and killing a woman -- last week -- near lamb and centennial. police believe -- this is a domestic situation. he's hit by a car. he was crossing the road -- near jones and flamingo. investigators say -- he was not using the crosswalk. the victim -- was taken to university medical cener -- is listed in -- grave condition. as for the driver -- police say -- he took off -- but came back switchin

. >> oprah winfrey with 13th director on facebook live breaking her silence about this social media post, a picture of the obama/trump meeting and words to her 35 million followers, everybody take a deep breath, #hopelives. >> i couldn't breathe after the election. so when i saw them sitting together, i actually took a picture of president-elect trump, honored to meet obama. and president obama was being so gracious and i heard donald trump say, he's a -- >> very good man. >> i literally went, i can breathe now. what i should have said was, i just took a breath. what i said, everybody take a breath. hope lives. >> now, alec baldwin's first on-camera reaction to a >> the actor and hillary supporter who famously impersonated the candidate on "snl" -- >> liar. >> at an event in boston predicting he'll be very hands off in the white house. >> did this, this, this and this. he's going to go, sounds good. >> hillary supporter pharrell telling "extra" at the governors awards event -- >> if there's any good out of this from my perspective, the first thing i the idea that there's going to be a lo

oprah winfrey: this sounds like political presidential talk. levin: who was secretly egged on by a united states president. so, i want to tell you what we're gonna do. ok. so, you know, you get on--onstage and you do speeches every day. i want to talk about donald trump the guy who became what you are today and how that happened. but it's gonna be told through objects that span from your childhood until now. so, i'd like to start. i'm gonna go pick a picture. i'm gonna find you young and i'll be right back. trump: ok. levin: i'm assuming this is you. trump: yeah. levin: so, how old were you then? trump: what do you think? it looks, like 3, huh? maybe 3? levin: were you rich then? trump: yeah. my father was a builder. levin: right. trump: and he was a very good builder, too. he knew how to build a house. and when he sold the house ... they still tell me, "i lived in a house your father built." levin: right. did you live opulently as a kid? trump: no, because queens is, you know, queens is, you might have--i'm sure you have a lot of friends that