she'll appear for the first time on the nate berkus show.e talked to nate and found out how he got a look inside the exclusive home. >> i did call oprah and said, hey, can we look at your house in california? i got a tour of the house. you let us in. i know my viewers would love to see what makes you house proud and love a private tour and an exclusive peek at how you're living, and oprah said, come on by. we flew out there and it was really a great time to really see what goes on behind the gates. >> and you won't want to miss the nate berkus show right here on nbc4. the fun starts at 2:00 this afternoon. >>> late night talk show hosts are providing some comic relief to osama bin laden's death. here's jay leno's take on the historic moment. >> you know, before they made the announcement, the white house wanted to be absolutely certain it was bin laden. in fact, do you know who they brought in to do dna tests? maury povich. it is bin laden! maury povich made the announcement. and it turns out bin laden was shot twice in the face, so it looks

we are at home with nate berkus today.this spring. nate is an interior design expert and host of "the nate berkus show." nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> before we talk about flowers in the house i want to talk about oprah. this is her last week. >> i know. >> you did so many makeovers and she helped launch your show. what are you feeling? >> oprah is skipping. she's so excited. i'm bittersweet. for me it's about all the producers. it's like a family for me. i know oprah will do the most exciting things, but it's hard. i just got back from chicago a couple days ago. >> you sent her flowers. >> i did. yes. that will be appropriate. thank you, oprah. here are flowers. >> this is a trend, the floral look, for spring and summer. >> absolutely. everybody wants to bring the outside in a little bit. i came up with ideas this morning that are easy and inexpensive that you can do yourself. >> beginning with taking a picture of the flower in your yard and framing it. >> or in someone else's yard. i love the idea of involving

for example, her longtime friend, interior decorator nate berkus.to him. >> the one moment i won't forget was when i came back from asia after the tsunami and lost my partner, and i sat on the show on a stage that was so comfortable to me, it was like anyone's watching, it would be like them sitting on their sofa in their home, that's how comfortable it was to me, to be back on the stage of the oprah winfrey show, and i looked at oprah in the middle of the interview and she had a blank stare at me, because she completely understood how i was feeling at that moment. and if anyone, anywhere, ever asks what the magic of oprah really is about, it's about that level of empathy. i'll never forget that moment. >> reporter: so many personal emotional stories shared by all the stars there last night. an incredible night. >> told us that maria shriver was there and looked absolutely stunning. what do you know about maria shriver, you know, 30-year friendship with oprah winfrey, what can you tell us about that? >> it took a lot of courage to come out in light

. >>> say role reversal today on the nate berkus show. today nate is interviewing oprah.ide her home this afternoon at 2:00 right here on nbc 4. >>> i'm sure she lives in a nice little fixer upper. >> i'm sure it's quite charming. you know what i mean? 5:11. tom is here with big changes in the forecast. hot day today, too. >> dress for a summer-like day. temperatures in the low to mid-80s especially just to our south. right now off to a bit of a mild start to cool in some locations. northern montgomery, upper 50s. low 60s southern part of the county. prince george's county, low 60s as well as in the district of columbia. mid-60s around the lower part of the day. jefferson memorial under a partly cloudy sky. sunrise, 6:08. by 9:00, near 70. a little sun in and out today. by noon time, mid-80s by afternoon. then late afternoon there is a chance for strong thunderstorms. unfortunately some of those storms could produce damaging winds, an isolated tornado. that threat would exist early to mid evening. and the storm should settle by midnight. lingering showers by dawn tomorrow

when the storms will role rever berkus show. today nate is the one interviewing oprah. get a tour inside her home this afternoon at 2:00 right here on nbc 4. i'm sure it's quite a house. >> everybody has to live somewhere. >> right. late night talk show hosts are providing comic relief to osama bin laden's death. >> they wanted to be absolutely certain it was bin laden. you know who they brought in to do the dna test? mauery povivh. it turns out bin laden was shot twice in the face. so it looks like dick cheney may have been involved. >>> oh, man. >> that is crazy. another funny line, conan o'brien says osama bin laden is dead which means the official threat to america is kfc double down, which i don't know what that is but it sounds really bad. a single down could be killer but double down. >> my mother the dietician would not be happy. >> no. let's go to weather now. tom says, look at that, beautiful sky, a nice warm day. but that could change as we move throughout the day. >> yeah. in fact, it will feel like summer later today. right now a cool start. pink and gold s

phil, that delightful scallywag nate berkus. travels a yellow brick road to healthy living, dr. oz, who wouldn't mind peeling behind his curtain? oh, how i've loved watching you give away your favorite things. as a youth, i had my own favorite things. such as a tall glass of buttermilk. a werther's original candy or care free skinny dip in the pond. oh, look away, look away! [ laughter ] or you do not want to see my bare bottom. but my real favorite thing is the hour i spent watching you every day. twas my fondest memories right next to the time i bit into a werther's original instead of sucking it all the way through. i sucked once, twice, thrice before crunching into the butterscotch oblivion. i almost choked, but it was the risk that made it all the sweeter. god speed, your faithful servant, james t. fallon. [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much. those are our letters to oprah. stick around, we'll be back with more "late night." ♪ we used to bet who could get closest to the edge. took some crazy risks as a kid. but i was

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oz and nate berkus.ng him the next oprah, about what he learned from oprah winfrey and his greatest lesson he learned from her, was to listen. >> my biggest weakness of all, without any question, i'm a guy and i'm a surgeon, that's two strikes. i mean i don't listen well. and so as soon as you come to me, i want to fix the problem before i even heard it. you can't fix a feeling until you heard it. oprah said take a step back, assess the issue and empathize what's going on. once they've been heard they'll want to hear your thoughts on it. >> that is why oprah calls him america's doctor. that's part of his gift. it certainly was oprah's gift. she would always say oz said, let the audience surprise you. if you listen and you let the audience surprise you, they will. you know, i asked oz what he thought her greatest gift was, and he said she's ordinary and extraordinary. so she understands what it's like to be on food stamps and why that's important, but she can also sit on a couch like this and talk to the