." >> larry: and you co-hosted with halle berry. let's take a look. >> sit down.f the walking up and down the aisle, we're on tv. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. we're live. we're live. dr. maya angelo couldn't be here so i said i would do this. we have gathered tonight to celebrate the power and the influence of images have had on the world. >> larry: what was that like for you? >> it was really great. this is the 100th year for the naacp, 100 years ago to the day was the night of the show. to stand there with halle berry to have al gore, and for the show to win, it was all so surreal. i had to take it all in. >> larry: the election of barack obama has an effect on many people, for example colin powell cried on camera. what did it mean for you? >> you know what, larry, i got to tell you. i was beginning to see the world as black and white. i opened the studio and we had -- the biggest thing that has happened in film a long time and had no coverage of it, there was very little -- cnn did something of course. i was surprised and i started to think, why is that? is it because

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