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our guest will be oprah.rah. [ cheers and applause ] after -- after making fun of me, for many years, she finally agreed to come and apologize here on the show. are you ready for oprah, guillermo? >> ready, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: quick question, what is oprah's last name? >> winfrey. >> jimmy: you're ready. [ cheers and applause ] what is -- what is oprah's best friend's name? >> gayle. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's close. it's jimmy. her new best friend is me. >> oh. >> alan: i met oprah yesterday. we shot something -- we shot something special or our special. i never met her before. but yesterday, we spent the whole day together. and i'm almost embarrassed to admit. about 20 minutes in, i decided i would give my life for oprah. if oprah needed my lungs, she could have both of them. she's like a magic person. she really is. she came in here. she talked to everyone. she couldn't have been nicer. and you will not believe what she did in the sketch we wrote for her. she was funny. she was enth

for a minute, i thought maybe this isn't the real oprah. maybe oprah has helpers, like santa.real oprah lives up at the north pole or something. but it was her. the fingerprints matched up. we ran it today. you really missed out, guillermo. where were you yesterday? >> at home. >> jimmy: at home? that's so sad. did you see what she tweeted me about? >> no. >> jimmy: well, here it is. this is from oprah's twitter. first time meeting jimmy kimmel. he is adorable. thank you. see? i told you i'm adorable. >> you are. >> jimmy: why do you always say i'm not adorable? >> no. i say you are. >> jimmy: okay. she tweeted a picture of us, too. look at that. isn't that something? can i tell you something? her elbow turned my ear into gold. [ laughter ] i don't know what happened. but i love her. i do. my hope is that she'll adopt me as one of her dogs. i can live there. join me and oprah on sunday night. and set your dvr right now to "jimmy kimmel live: after the academy awards." at 7:00 p.m., 4:00 pacific on abc. last year, we hired a possum. we hired heidi, the cross-eyed possum to make

join me and oprah on sunday night.t your dvr right now to "jimmy kimmel live: after the academy awards." at 7:00 p.m., 4:00 pacific on abc. last year, we hired a possum. we hired heidi, the cross-eyed possum to make oscar predictions for us. she did well. she went two for three. she picked best actor and actress correctly. unfortunately, in september, heidi the possum died, which means she won't be making picks this year. she'll be making her picks from possum heaven this year. possum heaven is just a tree. without the benefit of the cross-eyed possum, this year, we've set our sights on another very talented animal, uggie, who played the part of jack in best picture nominee "the artist." you know the movie, "the artist"? if you haven't seen it, here he is, the winner of the golden paw award. there's uggie. [ cheers and applause ] about 16 pounds. he's just slightly heavier than your average hollywood actress. uggie's going to make oscar predictions for us all week. tonight, he's going to select the winner for best acto

oprah would play allen's wife.ther stars to star with oprah, hugh jackman, mila kunis and john cusack as richard nixon. >> pretty good lineup. >> yeah. i'd check it out. thanks for being with us. we'll leave you with a shot of the president's helicopter. there he is. he arrived at sfo at 1:00 today. thanks for joining us. join us tonight at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. [ male announcer ] for some reason those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. fantastic! pro-gresso ] they fit! okay-y... okay??? i've been eating progresso and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay is there a woman i can talk to? [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less.

owned a four-pound dog named oprah that he liked to dress up.hat he rattled around all by himself in a mansion in connecticut. do you work all the time? >> pretty much. >> reporter: what about your personal life? >> i really don't have very much. >> reporter: but even if his bad boy baller image seems like a little bit of a front, he freely admits that images of him on this do-gooder mission could further alienate his core audience. some of your song lyrics are about being strong, being tough. that it's a cold world. >> yeah. >> reporter: how does that jive with what you're doing here for these kids? >> it doesn't matter at all. it doesn't matter. this is, like, the next chapter of my life. i don't care if my audience is prepared to move forward with me. they may not necessarily be growing at the same pace. >> reporter: it is a tricky transition, truly uncharted territory. a first step towards being what his manager calls the hip-hop bono. to get a sense of how tricky, look at what happened when we visited a school where the kids knew 50's music

. >>> and oprah like you've never seen before, stealing a car. >>> and good monday morning, everyone. it's the night that can change lives and certainly boost some careers. >> absolutely. hollywood's legends and newcomer as like are oscar winners this morning and with a hint of deja vu as billy crystal came back as host. >> abc news has been up all night. craig, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rob and paula. it's an historic evening for "the artist." the first black and white movie to win since 1960. the first mostly silent film to win since 1929. ♪ >> reporter: "the artist," a very, very quiet movie. >> "the artist." >> reporter: made a loud racket sunday night winning five academy awards including oscars' top prize, best picture. the black and white and mostly silent film earned the director and oscar as well as jean dujardin as best actor. [ speaking in french ] >> i love you! >> reporter: and meryl streep took home the oscar for her portrayal of "the iron lady." >> i can hear half of america going, oh, no, oh, come on, why her again? you know? but whatever. [ laughter ] >

." >> last night, oprah was here. she gave everyone in the audience a house. [ laughter ] >> dicky: steven tyler. >> last night, i think the after party, i feel someone grab my ass and it's cloris leachman. >> dicky: harvey weinstein. >> meryl streep called you god. >> that is true. >> dicky: and music from melanie fiona. >> i wan >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- steven tyler. harvey weinstein. and music from melanie fiona. with cleto and the cletones. and, now, first and foremost, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's jimmy kimmel live [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, that's very nice. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. hello. thank you for watching. i'm glad to have you with us. i had a crazy dream last night. i dreamt that we had oprah on the show. [ laughter ] and not only that, that she liked me. you missed it. she gave everyone in the audience a house. [ laughter ] and then after the show, she opened a bottle of tequila and we all did shots. fo

wow, normally people don't mess with oprah. they're like, okay, it's oprah.he can do whatever she wants. >> neil son has this monopoly over the rating system. now ours are going to drop horribly. >> bill. >> they have a lot of power. >> and this comes to us from wvla nbc 33 news in baton rouge, louisiana, where one happy couple was honored after having married when herbert hoover was in the white house. norman and norm ma burma tied the knott 81 years ago. they are the state's longest couple. they are the guest of their governor for valentine's day. still love each other. norman is 101 years old. his bride is 98. they have 13 great grandchildren. the secret? mr. burma says the key to happy marriage is simple, listen to your wife. very wise man. i'm lynn berry. this is "early today" just your first stop today on your nbc station. >>> 4:28. 40 degrees. we had clouds above us earlier. beautiful view of the crescent moon peeking out earlier. good morning, i'm joe krebs. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to nuft for this wednesday, february 15, 2012. we're following a deve

i kept saying, does oprah need anyone? does oprah need anyone? you know?ous? you want to do it for oprah's network? i said, "yes, i do." they said why? i said, "well because she's oprah." they're like, "okay let me call you back." they called and said, "she will be there tomorrow at 10:00 a.m." it was like 10:00 p.m. my publicist shows up with brand new matching platters, silverware, napkin rings, cleans the entire place, puts flowers in everything. my daughter, vivvy, is there. oprah walks in, she walks over to her and says, nice to meet you, oprah winfrey, our house is never this fancy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: kids are awesome. >> kids are awesome. >> jimmy: kids are awesome. >> so, she had a four-hour meeting and we talked about what i would do. and as she was leaving, she's like, well, let's do this. and i gave her a hug, and she gave me a hug. and i looked her in the face and said, "now, tell me the truth, was this a crazy check? did you come here to see if i was insane?" she goes, "pretty much, yes." [ laughter ] i said, okay. >> jimmy: at least you'r

. >> you remember when oprah endorsed obama in 2008? >> we do. >> do you think that the oprah endorsement of obama is greater an impact than big -- >> big difference, john! i mean, oprah has a following that's like -- some people joke about -- >> following in a present nice this is the difference. oprah's is an evangelical following. she's like a spiritual leader to many fans. trump leads the contingent that believes obama was born in kenya and has a phony hawaiian birth certificate. those folks i don't think will follow his endorsement over to mitt romney. in the base and will be hard -- [everyone talking at once] to the picture. >> i think i would disagree to an extent because he is a celebrity figure. he is popular, he's got a following among people who don't follow politics. and if they say trump likes him, i -- i think it's a marginal. >> trump is a big businessman, internationally known. >> we know that, yeah. >> that's had he brings to romney, in addition to what romney has to offer him. >> trump casino out there -- >> yeah! >> i

i liked seeing your house. [ applause ] >> oprah at my house. >> jimmy: were you nervous about oprahh yeah. >> jimmy: did you clean up extra? >> you know, it's a country house so we put some flowers in the just right places and -- >> jimmy: i see. when you took oprah out into the woods -- >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she has -- i have to believe that somewhere in the back of her mind she thought, he's probably going to have sex with me. i mean probably -- >> i know that's exactly what she's thinking. no, i set it up, she wanted to know where i got my spirituality. i said in the woods. you know i saw this place in the woods where the sun was coming through and i'm walking around, my sling shot at 9 years old. it was an area where there was ledge. just nothing but ledge. and moss was growing on it. so i -- it was so quiet in there, i thought i heard something called the children of the woods. and it was my first spiritual -- all jokes aside here you know moment. and i've always been write songs that try to get back to that moment. >> jimmy: and have you heard the children of the woo

oprah is oprah, yeah. >> and, she'll always be oprah, you know?of let everybody do their thing. and i thought that this could be a really cool way. and i'm doing it with overbrook, will and jada's company. so it's us, flavor unit, and overbrook, and sony pictures entertainment. so i think between us all, we can find something fun to do every day, something positive. and we can win! [ cheers and applause ] we can win! we can win! >> jimmy: and it will be daytime? >> daytime network. >> jimmy: now will you have celebrities on? >> of course. >> jimmy: can i come on? >> you can, of course, come on. you better give me some coaching. man, i'm going to need some extra tips here and there. >> jimmy: no, i don't think so. i think you're a pro. i mean, but, does this mean you're going to stop doing movies? >> no, no, no. >> jimmy: you got to do more. >> no, no, no we always do movies. >> jimmy: you got to make some time for that, right? >> i mean, it's you know, that talk show schedule is really tough. but we'll probably be shooting in l.a. if i can't do mo

and why is oprah punching someone?he's starring in jimmy kimmel's late night oscar sketches. >> most people punch someone in the face, well, you know. but oprah punches someone in the face, you know, that's news. >> and now, that's viral. >> that's right. >> you know, it took a couple of moments to get my rhythm, didn't you think? i was finding my rhythm. >> i think you got it quickly. i was nervous. i was very nervous. >> what were you nervous about? >> the whole front. >> reporter: yeah, there should be a lot of comedy not with oprah and jimmy, they're going to be tremendous, but i think along with the tight races and the beautiful dresses, we're going to be talking about all the laughs that we will enjoy on the telecast. >> chris, stick around. we want to get your predictions in the next half hour. thank you for that report. remember, everyone, the oscars air tonight here on abc. starts at 7:00 eastern, 4:00 pacific. here on abc. and our own robin roberts will be live on the red carpet. and the academy awards show h

why is oprah punching someone?ring in one of kimmel's late night oscar sketches. >> when oprah punches somebody in the face, that is news. >> that is violent. >> it took me a couple moments to get my rhythm. didn't you think? i was finding my rhythm. >> i think you got it pretty quickly. >> what were youers in about? >> actor coverage begins at 1:30 with on the red carpet. the show itself 5:00 and all wraps up as you saw on jimmy kimmel live that comes after the late news. be sure to download the oscar app. plus, join the coverings twitter by using hash tag, oscars sf. after adam sandler won an award it was a razz zi. he was worst star in three movies this year. jack and jill he plays a brother and sister. he was nominated for worst actor. other nominees is new year's eve transformer, dark of the moon and breaking down, parted one. the winners of the razzswill be announced on april fool's day. we're giving away tickets away for on year. to enter the contest, all you have to do is like on facebook. to facebook.com/a

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oprah sued him a couple years ago after her endorsement showed up without her permission. this is a reminder to be careful of any free sample that requires a credit card. no doubt, this won't be the last of these. reporting for abc2 news. >>> more containers mean more jobs for baltimore. they will begin weekly direct shipments from europe make baltimore its first port of call. >> the one thing we have not attracted is the first port of call. it's cargo that can move over any port, so we're very excited about that. we think that's a business we can build. >> as many as 600 jobs may be added. they're expected to bring 30,000 containers annually. >>> tonight abc2 is on the go in annapolis. we're checking out the ballet theater of maryland. we have big performances coming up. cheryl conner is there where things are just about to get underway. got your ballet shoes on? >> reporter: i'm not that coordinated. we'll leave the ballet shoes to the dancers. a few are on stage. the rest are getting ready for the show that starts in less than an hour at the maryland hall. you're lookin

discovery's joint venture with oprah when i know f oprah when i kn opr oprah win free. now focused on growing what it calls a meaningful audience. the key now seems to like with oprah herself. the ceo stressed her greater on air presence this year and said that it's already boosting ratings. meanwhile, he emphasized where the company is growing right now, which is overseas. international now generates about a third of discovery's cash flow. sue. >> julia, thank you very much. one high-profile economic name on wall street is calling it quits after nearly 30 years at morgan stanley. steven roach is retiring to focus on academics and write a book. since 2010 he's served as non-executive chairman of morgan stanley asia and taught at yale university. congratulations, stephen, good to hear from you again. >> thanks, sue. no eulogies though. >> none whatsoever. i know you're pending a tone on china and u.s. relations. it's interesting this happens this week with china's vice premier in the united states given your extensive knowledge of asia, how do you view relations right no

and it's just very difficult and almost poignant to see whitney and oprah together.said she had never felt a stronger connection to anyone that she had interviewed before. whitney i know was very, very comfortable and pleased with the interview at the end because they went over some very uncomfortable subjects. but in the end, the two of them had a great conversation. but looking at it again, i have to say it was difficult. and special thanks to oprah and sherry who agreed to let us use some of that interview. you won't see that anyplace else on the news today, other than here on "cbs this morning." and i'm very grateful they shared it with us. >> thanks. >> that is really powerful stuff. and in fact the entire interview can be seen this thursday at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. remembering whitney: the oprah interview" on the own network. >>> a major cleanup effort now in greece after a night of riots there. at least 45 buildings were burned in athens. the riots triggered by budget cuts that were approved early this morning. the new budget was demanded by greece's bailout

>>> plus oprah winfrey's twitter fail that's forced her to do something rare. >>> coming up, jeremy lins it again. hockey history and man's best friend takes over madison square garden. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some top headlines this morning. we have some breaking news from honduras where several may notes are dead. a fire broke out and it was described as a hellish scene. many prisoners were trapped because the guard with keys to the cells couldn't be located. >>> the white house is reportedly considering dramatic cuts to the nation's nuclear arsenal. the proposals include an 80% reduction in deployed weapons to the lowest number since the cold war. no decision is expected until after the presidential election. >>> a warning from the maker of the cancer drug avastin. counterfeit versions are being distributed to u.s. health care facilities. they don't have the key ingredients needed. >>> one in eight u.s. voter registrations are either invalid or have serious inaccuracies. the pew center on the states

oprah's in trouble asking viewers to sign up for her network.y it's not fair. >>> it will be weeks before the los angeles corner's office gets the toxicology report and finds out what really killed whitney houston. one thing is certain. accidental overdoses from prescription medications are a serious problem. dr. sanjay gupta is with us now. you've investigated deaths by prescription drugs for quite awhile now. how big a problem is this? >> the cdc calls this a silent epidemic. they say that, john, because if you look at the numbers across the country there's a person that dice about every 19 minutes in this country from the drug overdosing you've just described. prescription drugs. it causes more deaths than cocaine and heroin combined but there's a lot of attention on these illicit drugs. it's a pretty significant concern. about one in 20 americans misuses prescription drug in some way. that might mean that they're taking too many of them. they may be mixing them. may be using them inappropriately. as a result, this has become this huge proble

oprah hasn't appeared in live action filmed since "beloved" in 1988.nto the project. it's an article that profiled eugene allen. he worked as staff in the white house for eight presidents, and according to the report, winfrey would play allen's wife. the article says the film has sign signed milas to play jackie kennedy. if lee daniels is directing, it will be outstanding. >> of course it will. a.j., thanks so much for keeping us posted on that. want information on everything breaking in the entertainment world, a.j. has this this evening at 11:00 p.m. on hln. >>> this just in. reports now that comedy central has suspended production of c colbert show for the week. no reason why. the website media light first reported it saying ticketholders to the show were told due to unforeseen circumstances the show would be off the air for the week. when we get more information on that, we'll bring it to you. >>> also coming up, a story for everyone who has been told you can't. >> he was 5'3" and 120 pounds. so the question right from the start was, is he going to

so, of course i talked to oprah about because i said, "i don't know."y: she's very cool, she's smart. >> you would know that. >> jimmy: yeah, she would know. i would know that. >> you would know that. >> jimmy: how is it going? because the ratings have been awesome and the reviews have been great. >> knock on wood. >> jimmy: knock on wood. >> knock on wood. >> jimmy: do you like it? it's early. it's really getting up early. >> it's early. but listen, it's me and charlie rose -- >> jimmy: yeah -- >> and erica hill. so, just think of the three of us together. >> jimmy: it's a good combo. >> i think it's a good combo. >> jimmy: he feels like a night owl to me too though. isn't his show on at like two in the morning or something? >> yeah, but listen, instead of charlie with a round table and a black curtain, you see charlie live and in color. >> jimmy: in action. >> and it's the three of us. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> it's the three of us. it's a threesome over there at cbs. >> jimmy: is that right? it's a threesome? >> it's a threesome. >> jimmy: yeah,

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but i heard that oprah was really mad at you. >> did you hear that? >> jimmy: i did.> so her reaction -- you know, when we were talking about it she said, "bitch are you crazy?" >> jimmy: did not. >> no, i mean i almost think -- >> jimmy: did not. >> no, she definitely didn't say that. [ laughter ] i almost think jimmy, that that's what people want. >> jimmy: that's what everybody wants, yeah. >> i think they want her to say, "how could you? blah blah blah blah." >> jimmy: yeah. >> and all, you know, all kidding aside, you know, of course when it was presented to me, chris licht who's the executive producer, and i met him through "morning joe." so when it was presented to me, you know, you pick up the phone one day and it's a phone call. >> jimmy: yeah. >> he's on the line and says, "we're thinking about it, are you interested?" what do you say? >> jimmy: that's exciting. >> jimmy -- >> jimmy: it's amazing. >> it was beyond excitin so, of course i talked to oprah about because i said, "i don't know." she said, "it is such an opportunity that if you can work it out and