i need to watch me some "oprah." get to watch "oprah."you. >> i see you're still cheating like you used to. >> i see i'm still watching "oprah." >> all right. cool. >> i saw that. - but, see, i know i have liked a lot of guys, but... this one's different. - really? - yes. - okay, so...how so? - okay, well, you know that tingling feeling you get when your body is-- is just, like, literally and figuratively on fire? - okay, that might not be love. that might be a problem. - whatever. - [chuckling] hey, baby. okay, but, gigi... - yeah? - all right, what do you really know about him? - a lot. i mean, he is on the cover of this magazine: dwight stratton, the real jerry maguire. - wait. wait. wait. wait. you are going out with dwight stratton? - yes. - you know him? - know him? i've only been calling his office for weeks trying to get an interview with his client, this russian kid, vladislav jamgerchinov. this kid is amazing! he's like-- - okay, i'm talking about me right now. - gigi... - what? - i have got to talk to this kid. can you get me a

and hur example is not anyone can do it, it's oprah could do it because oprah had certain talents andopportunities. and i think it -- in this massive inequality that we're living with it becomes a bit of a fairy tale when oprah stands up to harvard and says "i'm here to so anyone can be here." i don't think that's true anymore. >> rose: it's not true about jay jay s either. >> another fantastic talent, honest, brutally honest. more so than people in most public life. his autobiography is an interesting book. at this point he says "sometimes i look around at my life and think i'm getting away with murder." and that may be because in order to get there he had to leave a lot of metaphorical bodies by the side of the road. and there's something unapologetic about that. >> rose: dealing drugs or what do you mean? >> dealing drugs and getting rid of business partners and ruthlessly working his way to the top. and with jay-z you see talent combined with a kind of success at all costs ethos. his hero was scar face when he was growing up. he has -- >> rose: pacino. >> he styled himself after t

it's his stance reach and oprah two are for trademark moves that makes john jones one of a current and they are still hard to replicate. i want to came into the class and i don't know what level the fighters will be on whether they be able to comprehend the techniques or if they will be completely lost and i thought that they were right down the middle you know we had some guys who got it right away and they look like experts the guys who could compete in very high profile or are you have see in some guys very just not ready or not chlorinated and you have have it. so it was a pretty mixed crowd but i think we all got the concepts and that's more important than them actually get a technique down. this team mate and sparring partner at the mosque last. one of russia's enemy hopefuls establishing his name in the fighting business overseas i think russian fighters are definitely special i don't know if i can say is because

i was oprah, i do a good oprah, by the way.as playing oprah on the show and joel is like the hulk and he has a reaction to medication and he grabs me and kisses me. >> anderson: can you do oprah? [applause] >> yes. right? it's like she's in the room. [applause] >> anderson: i like that. last year on the show we had women who make use their placenta and eat it afterbirth. i don't know if anybody has heard of this. i will tell you the transition. >> that was a hard turn. >> anderson: and we had a woman who make shakes out of it and she is a chef. i was like kin of -- i never heard of this, so then the audience didn't know what to make of it and i was like surprise. you get placenta and you get placenta. and people were like... people were like chucking under their seats for placenta. and there is a story i saw that i don't know why this is a story why it's made he had lines at -- headlines at all. there is a student at nyu and stella, and she posted a picture of herself on tumbler and it is a picture of her in a bikini. and this

holy [ bleep it's oprah. >> when she showed up, i was so excited. i could hardly believe my eyes. in st. louis, but i didn't think she would have time to come visit little old me. >> the tv show has increased our business 100%. it's opened the doors for us. we have a lot more things on the table. >> is it ever difficult to do day today operations of the restaurant because of the tv show? >> yeah, normally we're out working in the restaurant, but now, we have people that come see us, you know. >> that's right, people want to come see us, take pictures, get a hug, and we appreciate that because some people say i just came to eat today and they're going right back. >> they came to eat from out of town and go right back, that's right there is a blessing. >> that must be an amazing feeling. >> it is, it's wonderful. >> i watch the show, and i suspect, i suspect that it will be difficult for you to hand that restaurant over 100%. >> yeah, a little old lady was 90 something still in her business, and i thought that's me. if i don't have to work, that's different. they can take over the b

one of my favorite people, oprah winfrey has this as her favorite as well. moscow mule. are you ready to taste this? >> it's like i had not even been familiar with it but this one is even lightened up a little more. i'm obsessed with it now. diet ginger ail and vodka, lime juice and sprig of mint. it's so good! dr. oz: i'm texting this to oprah as the show goes off. no one can afford to miss this. thank you. regards to your parents for your names. find the recipes on doctoroz.com. i get asked this a lot strks ok to eat this or that? up next, daily food dilemmas solved. stay with us. >> up next -- how do you know if it's ok to eat? >> it might take up to two months to get sick after eating this. experience recharging sleep with beautyrest, the only mattress that combines legendary pocketed coil technology with aircool memory foam. beautyrest. it's you fully charged. [cheers and applause] dr. oz: you're always asking me is it ok to eat this or do that? today i'm solving your daily food dilemmas. here to helper three top food experts. big daddy aaron mccargo jr., host of "b

. >>> oprah winfrey's turn around.daytime queen of talk has something to talk about herself. that's in "the skinny" on this thursday, june 27th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >>> good thursday morning. we'll get to the news. lots to talk about. it is likely going to be a month before same-sex marriage ceremonies start up in california. the federal court says it will take that long for the judicial wheels to start turning. >> two decisions by the supreme court led to celebrations still going on at this hour in new york and california where county clerks offices are adding extra workers to handle the demand for marriage licenses, abc's tahman bradley is at the supreme court with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. an enormous day at the supreme court. major victories for same-sex marriage. across the country, loud celebrating. from coast to coast, gay rights supporters are savoring the victory. at the supreme court, there was jubilation. it was 83

. >>> still to come, oprah opens her checkbook again. who is getting 12 million bucks. >>> also, abercrombie & fitch is doing a 180. how the company plans to take the lead on bullying. >>> and a wild ride caught on tape. see what the driver saw when his bmw flew off the cliff. >>> investors are hoping for a calmer trading day today after a volatile session. the dow closed down 116 points yesterday, wiping all the gains out that were made so far this month. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg faced angry shareholders yesterday for the first time since the company's rocky ipo. at the first shareholder meeting, many wanted to know if they would ever recoup their losses. zuckerberg pledged the company would continue to grow alongside new rival services. he also said facebook does not give the government access to its servers. >>> chevy volt has failed to excite buyers. but maybe some new incentives will. general motors has announced rebates and new lease deals on the plug-in car, totalling about $5,000 off some models. combined with big tax cre

you're in the oprah business. >> yeah. doing a few shows with own.t i did something and hurt her back the other day. it was -- get your mind out of the gutter. it wasn't like that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can you say what you did? >> no, no, it was her birthday and i sent her flowers and i like to send really big flowers and the flowers came and she wanted to move them to another table and she picked them up, threw her back out, was in the bed for three days. this is real. this is a true story. for three days. >> jimmy: yeah, happy birthday. >> yeah. and she's never let me forget it. i'm like, listen get over it. you're feeling better. get over it. >> jimmy: stop working it. >> yeah. >> jimmy: now your movie, "tyler perry's temptations." >> you don't have to say "tyler perry." just call it "temptations," man. just call it "temptations." >> jimmy: no, i like to say "tyler perry" everything. >> i know you do. like it's tyler perry -- >> jimmy: it's "tyler perry late night with jimmy fallon." >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: special edition. i'm sorry. i

>> you know, it's been incredible that i had the support of oprah winfrey, oh, my god, that was huge. walters and, you know, being able to tell my story and tell my story in breaking the surface in my own way, in my own words as a human being. where we've come, we've come so far. i mean, i have been diagnosed for -- i have been positive for 25 years now. you know, i have been through just about every drug regimen and some of the regimens were brutal, very brutal, but now it's much more tolerable, and i also make myself available to like young people who are scared. i have had the opportunity to go to some of their doctor's appointments when they start talking about treatment because, you know, when you get that information, it's so overwhelming. you don't hear everything, and then i am able to sit with them and talk to them because i have been on just about every drug regimen that there's been out there. so, you know, it's one thing to read the side effects of the hiv medication, but it's another thing to live it. >> well, i wanted to ask you, too, greg, 20 years ago you went on the o

you hear that, oprah? (cheers and applause) you, oprah, you and your free cars can suck it!ughter) now, folks, of course out there in the non-free paul mccartney private concert world they're still sifting through the blockbuster revelations about the n.s.a.'s cyber surveillance program prism. millions of americans whose internet privacy has been violated are shocked to learn that anything on the internet was ever private. and now the man at the center of the storm, leaker edward snowden has gotten bad news. >> booz allen hamilton, the national security contractor where snowden worked for three months at its hawaii office confirming he's been fired. >> stephen: ooh, fired! (laughter) that can't be easy in this job market. plus, he doesn't have any references. he only has all of yours. (laughter) now among snowden's leaks is the paper that says the n.s.a. collected 97 billion pieces of intelligence from computer networks worldwide in march, 2013 alone. but 97 billion? there's no building big enough to hold all that data! at least until they finish this one. >> these pictures

yes, one of her columns caught the attention of oprah and she was a guest. probably not something everyone can say. it is a fascinating reid of who's to of movers and shakers in palm beach, a city there always seems to connect with major news headlines. think bernie made off. [laughter] and i have had a sneak peek. while waiting at the airport lounge at jfk for a flight on the concorde to paris sheikh spite of the secretary of state and someone she did not know but that did not stop our fearless reporter who marchers over to him and got an exclusive interview for the paper on the spot. i would be remiss if i did not take this opportunity to discuss as president marks did devolve can excite eruptions' journalism books and libraries are currently experiencing. it is all under siege. libraries are closing with greater frequency. i still need one of you to explain to me why neighborhood bookstore that i can talk to in los angeles is out of business. i love spending hours wandering in bookstores to find books that piqued my curiosity and i am sure i would never l

pulled those plans off the shelf and they'd raise taxes or they'd impose financial repression and oprah but this is a new level of irresponsibility by our leaders like the born to the camerons the obama bankers in the monsanto's of the world where instead of just waiting for disaster and then bringing in new policies to capitalize on these disasters they are actively like ours. it's setting a fire these economies and these countries farming communities and industrial communities in a bull blatant act of of of tyranny i mean that's the word it comes to mind is that they're acting blatantly thai radical and to profit from the chaos yes and now here we talk about the bad banking system. now that kind of meets in los angeles in california in this next headline where we had the situation where we could have decided there actually was a whole public transport system where people could have been free to not have themselves chained to a car depreciating asset with it ever inflating insurance costs to drive to get your vehicle on the road and we have this. my bad entire american dream in this fi

how about oprah?ualifications posted by a company looking for a new ceo. >> meteorologist mark tamayo is next and will let you know if there are changes inner to so for father's day. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. . >>> well as advertised a big dropoff temperatures in the the order of 5-15 degrees from yesterday's very warm readings. a look at numbers, cold toward pacificca, 57 degrees, oakland 64, lots of 70s and a few 70s and 80s towards fairfield and antioch. that fog bank pushing into san francisco bay. so still some overcast around

it's about ultimately about forgiveness, and forgiveness, as you say, there's something oprah-like about it, facile, and yet it's difficult, and i'm not -- it's something i grapple with a lot in my work as well. i want to talk about the main character in the book, one of the favorite characters, and that's john, a young -- he's 16 when you meet him? >> 15. >> yeah, he's 15 years old, and what's interesting is 40% of the population is under 18 which has a number of implications, but one of which is obviously that notion of nation's history is very compact and do not experience the struggle, and the other part, of course, in south africa, like so many other countries has been hit by the globalization of their economy and so it's led to, as it has here, this incredible divide between those who have and those who don't, and those who don't tend to be the young people, and john is this young boy who when you meet him is essentially homeless. >> yeah. he's living on the street, sleeping in an alley when i first meet him, having run away from a township nope as atlantis, not the mere rack cue l

buff i would say this about oprah. she is the elite of the elites. she went to harvard. go to college in mississippi or bronx community college. >> i don't think she is aware of that. i don't really have a lot of problem with her speech because it's consistent for what her values are. all right, now there is a situation that we have mock add little bit and gutfeld has gone to town on it on the five. >> really? >> and roll the tape request the president and chris christie going to the shore for a follow up sandy speck tackle. there are number of ways you can look at this. but mcguirk lives in a place called long beach, long island, and you say what? >> i say, first of all, no problem with what governor christie did. it was good for his career, his people, his state. he's going to get reelected. i don't really care about president obama going there to try to distract from all the scandals. and make no mistake about it, the '70s are back. political stinks, ugly clothes are back. can disco music be far behind? brooklyn, queens, staten islands, they are not back. the shore co

. >> how did oprah winfrey steal steadman from you. >> i gave him up. we dated and i love him.et me wrong. most of what you know is not true. nicest man in the world. >> anderson: i've never heard bad things about him. >> no? great guy. but i was very certain that i wanted to get married and have kids and he was not moving fast enough we moveed from denver to chicago together and he is a step-by-step guy and i was like got to go, next and we met oprah was just starting her show and i'm glad they got together. >> anderson: you are still friends? >> we don't see each other but, yes. my best friend is married to his best friend. we hooked them up. >> terrence are you happy now? >> i mean, i would have preferred more dirt but is there anything you can give us? >> he is as good looking in person as all the pictures you've seen. how about that? [applause] >> anderson: there is another viral video that is funny. a woman whose cat makes purrs loudly. and when she is on the phone people are like what the scheck that sound? and she is like it's my cat. listen to the cat. [cat purring] >>

i feel like oprah. now you don't have to use it any more. >> i was just wondering if you had done your own [speaker not understood] the commission. but then you've been [speaker not understood]. >> no, i can't even do half the stuff they do. i actually tried in my backyard. i was doing some christmas project and i'm like, i'm going to try this. i'm like, i can't do it. it's all the pressure nozzle and all that stuff. no, i haven't done it on my own. and i wouldn't post anybody else's either. >> but that's why i wondered if you even got someone you knew, an artist. [speaker not understood]. >> we do have a guy. his name is ted walker. he is a published artist and he actually does that for us. so, we use that because then we can legally say we used our own person. >> do you have more than one person who will friend a person, like someone you're looking into so they don't get suspicion us? >> oh, yeah. >> [speaker not understood] was saying, don't [speaker not understood]. >> you're exactly right. once you

. >> marcus books is host of thousands of authors, including rosa parks and oprah win oprah winfrey. >>> the thunderstorms, which is what you don't want. >> they are all done, except in the mountains. this is as bad as it gets. we have issues with fire when we don't have lightning strikes. over 200 lightning strikes, that is a lot and that is dangerous. dodged a bullet here. ken pritchett is tracking that. i am tracking the weather system as it moves to the east. [no audio] >>> people rallied in oakland marking national hoody day in honor of trevon martin. the 17-year-old florida boy who was shot dead by a community watch volunteer last year. they were marking the first day of the trial for george zimmerman. >>> jury selection began today in the trial. the day began with statements from the families of both the victim and the defendant. >> as we seek justice for trevon martin and seek a fair and impartial trial. >> he has always told the truth from the beginning. he was attacked. his nose was broken. >> george zimmerman was solemn today. community watch volunteer is charged with seco

the nancy reagan, the royals, the family the real story of the ta, bush dynasty, oprah biography, and unauthorized biography of frank sin gnat sinatra. and "capturing camelot." cam cam it's a great book. came the picture books mean more when the captions are well thought captions out and r aesearched and a bitod more prose with what she didwhis it. while uncovering the stories and doing such a wonderfully job ofs ories ang us our heroes very human. a please welcome to the festival eat any kelley. pl [applause] [applause] >> the only part of the introduction that isn't quiteont right is the prolific.he it takes me four years, usually. you have to beic careful. i heardr] prolific as turtles. ter]akes me four years usually on each book. this one, this book was a labor of love because stanley was onea of my best friends, and he wasf one of the preston kennedy's onf faifortd photographers.presiden i used to visit stanley in usedo washington. one time i asked him what did he have as a what do you have in that there? as he looked at me and said, nude pictures. i dropped the subject.de pictur

meaning she'll have more money than britney spears, tom cruise and oprah made last year combined. she currently lives in this modest home, a tiny two-room duplex with a tin roof off a two-lane country road but chances are, this lucky lady could be ready for an upgrade, maybe even turning those shiny new pennies into the penthouse of her dreams. her family joked that the lady she allowed to cut in line was going to win the powerball and she replied, yeah, right, no one is going to win from tiny little zephyrhills. >> one big exception. >> it only takes one. >> i love the fact she doesn't want any media attention. >> she's not asking for money. >> good for her. >>> now we're learning more about that suburban money busted for growing millions of dollars worth of marijuana. the arrest took detective work and her neighbors are stunned. abc's linsey davis has that story for us. >> what if there's no money? >> reporter: like a scene out of the cable television show "weeds." >> jackpot. >> reporter: much like the fictional character nancy botwin, abc news learned andrea sanderlin now accu

they never -- i talk about the oprah.-- d'angelo and tavis: how about the next project?talks about your spiritual light and how it shows on the outside. that means a lot to me. the title.ve how did that come about? >> i thought about it for a long time. i was trying to find a moniker for my performance style. i have a lot to say, and i want to share. earlier in my career i felt like i had to get it out fast, and i felt like, if you build it they will come. i thought about it for a long time. mes whole four years for was about figuring out how to do this in a way that i love and that feels good to me. but everything was so much of a challenge. conversationoing performances for years. i started to name my album "songversation peer quote i had been traveling the world. i was standing in my kitchen when i felt it coming out of -- coming out of my stomach. it made perfect sense. i had another album i was working on for three years. this really encompasses my whole journey. there is also a "songversation" happening with the music itself. all that stuff you hear is real. in ist

oprah is working really hard but found a great way to connect with viewers.a lot of time with the channel. >> you found a great way to connect with the mermaid mocumentary. 32 people watched that. >> up to "animal planet". >> when they came to you with the idea of the mermaid show, what you did think. >> you never know. when i heard about honey boo-boo i didn't know. certain things in tv. work hard to tell a great story with great characters. every once in a while you hit the culture. did it with john and kate. with gold rush and beat broadcasters and honey boo-boo and long island medium. mermaids speaks to another issue, social media. the reason mermaids became so huge they started to watch it, went on twitter and facebook. are you seeing this, can you believe it? and it grew. >> speaking of growing, i want to talk about what we're talking about. brand new ad digs to playbook. that is to add new programing. you have the show called, "this land is your land.". >> north america. >> north america, "this land is your land" and test tube. what do you hope to get

how about oprah? you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. . >>> well as advertised a big dropoff in temperatures in the the order of 5-15 degrees from yesterday's very warm readings. a look at numbers, cold toward pacificca, 57 degrees, oakland 64, lots of 70s and a few 70s and 80s towards fairfield and antioch. that fog bank pushing into san francisco bay. so still some overcast around san mateo and hayward, approaching the fremont area as well. we still have a pretty steady onshore breeze and fairfield out of the southwest, 20 miles per hour that. is the cooling direction. so that remains in place for tonight and into your sunday. more wind reports, nothing too strong, sfo out of northwest at 8 miles per

he introduced people like the latina oprah. the anglo people don't even know who she is.ormer tv star who did ads with michelle obama in the campaign very appealing in the latino community. did this outrage from the cave, the secret annex to the chicago headquarters of the obama campaign penetrated where these twenty something analytic geeks figured out all these new ways to appeal not just to latinos. >> right down the color of the e-mail. >> color of the e-mails they sent out. yellow got a better return than white. 100 other things. everybody knows obama did a better job on that and i try to explain how. >> thank you. >>> you might need a chi chiropractor after watching the stock market. now is not the time to loosen your grip. after the break. [ male announcer ] a guide to good dipping. sabra hummus is really delicious so you might be tempted to dip more than once. ♪ ahh...don't be afraid, flip it around, go back in. yup. oooo, this is a dilemma. oh, go ahead, we're family. ♪ oh, really? come on! you're lucky you're so cute. sabra hummus. dip life to the fullest. sabra

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. >> sharing with oprah winfrey the fact that she's faced normal teen problems including bullying. >> people tried to bully you? really? how so. >> well, at school and some people try to cyberbully me. they try to get to me with words. but that doesn't really work. >> do you think they're jealous? >> maybe, i don't know. >> it's understandable this vulnerable 15-year-old girl could suffer from depression. >> but i think it's very, very important to look out for her, to understand what the warning signs are, especially because there's so much excellent treatment that's available for children. and we really want them all to have happy and productive lives. paris jackson included. >> the tabloids have noticed another troubling sign. wounds on her wrists that could be explained as self-arming, cutting. although no one can say for sure. >> as upsetting and tragic as these types of incidents are, we would like to use them as an opportunity to educate parents, teens, teachers, counselors about the signs and symptoms of depression. >> paris jackson has had to ensure trials that most teenagers

oprah the same sort of experience.dy president clinton, lady gaga they all have a social conscience they realized they can provide access for people to fulfill their dreams. cheryl: most money spent? >> most money spent last month, tim cook, 610,000. it was a tie. 610,000 for tim cook and for. cheryl: tim cook went for more than president clinton? >> president clinton one of the most notable icons ever went for 255,000. you got to shadow president clinton for a day. that is certainly terrific. cheryl: that is fascinating. it is an interesting business. >> thanks, cheryl. cheryl: you made, most of the money going to charity. >> we feel great. tense of millions of dollars each year support the most incredible charities on the planet. cheryl: thank you. >> thanks, share. adam: $650,000 for coffee with tim cook. you may not be concerned about a 100 point loss on the dow of the nicole petallides, how are we doing? i'm sorry, mark newton, excuse me, mark newton on the floor of the new york stock exchange. mark, how are you d

. >> oprah, the thrill of my life.ad her whole posse there. >> you no he what oprah says to me? >> what? >> you're 82 years old? you must have so much wisdom. you've been here for decade after decade after decade. will you share your wisdom with me? i go oh, my god. >> what wisdom? >> i have wisdom, stop it, terry. i have plenty of wisdom, i'm here long enough. >> oprah said you have wisdom. >> she knows what she's talking about, she always says things for sure. >> she walks up and you get a show and you get a show and you get a show. >> we were shocked. >> ten episodes, with he completed ten episodes. >> i got to ask you ladies, you are hot mamas i'll put it out there, we got a tweet says please ask the golden sisters what do i have to do to get a date with you ladies? >> oh, any time. >> who is she? >> it's a he. >> oh, it's a he. >> either way, though, it's up to you. >> she's married. >> i can't date. >> we'll have lunch with him. >> feel him out a little bit. >> wow. >> unless he can pick one of us. >> end up doin

now oprah winfrey is once again showing her benevolent side.s donating $12 million to the national museum of african- american history. she has been on the advisory council since 2004 and the museum's theater will be named the oprah winfrey theater. >>> rock and roll legend ringo starr is introducing a new generation to octopus's garden. he is writing a children's book based on the famous beatles song. it's been more than 40 years since the track was first released on the abbey road album. the book will be published in october. guess how old ringo is now? 72. that's amazing. >> looks great. >> 73 in july. >>> 5:54. in the next half hour, the drill that could cause big distractions on a bay area bridge. >> a bay area teen escapes a terrifying kidnapping attempt. the confrontation in her car and how a brave neighbor helped her. >> and construction of the new 49ers stadium grinds to a halt after a deadly accident. we'll have the very latest on the investigation coming up. make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was ov

i think people from -- >> no, oprah told me it was rocky on cbs. >> i'm talking about the economic-- of the network. in my experience, it takes three to four years to get a network like animal planet to operate and break even. >> rose: tell me what whatyour philosophy is about what discovery does? what i do? what television people who realize we're not providing mass entertainment, which is always going to generate the biggest audiences, correct. >> that's right. what is your philosophy. >> there's about 25% of the viewership out there that is curious, and they're information seekers, so they see television as a medium that can satisfy their own curiosity. some turn to television for amusement or entertainments. disoaferg what you do. the great projects we can victim to love on public television, for example. programmed to is that 25%. they love news. so they're news consumers. so discovery and science channel serve that audience. but as a global media company now, we're branching out to make sure we can capture revenue for the other 75% for the views we do on t.l.c.-- >> therefore y

. >>> media mogul oprah winfrey has donated $12 million to the smithsonian's institution of african-american museum of culture. it will be named in her honor. in 2007 she donated $1 million and has served on the museum's council since 2004. >>> singer nicki minaj is offering a sneak peek at her new kmart clothing line and yeah, uh-huh, they are skin tight, funky designs that reflect the rapper's unique style. >>> have you ever napped on the job? one banker did and when he put his head down on the keyboard, it pressed the number 2 key transferring millions of euros. and by the time he woke up, he had accidentally transferred almost $300 million by mistake. good thing it wasn't an "i." >>> coming up, dr. jay still feeling 63 years young and guilty it done. >>> plus, meet the woman arrested 396 times. seriously. you're watching "early today." >>> let's talk about one of those trending stories. it must be a local record. a chicago woman has been arrested a whopping 396 times. chermane miles was in court monday for three of her latest charges. realizing how often miles last been arrested, the jud

oprah winfrey reclaiming her crown as the moist poefl celebrity. i was teasing at the break about only one, four of the five were women, you were one of them of course. >> nobody would believe a word you were saying. >> this is only today. we hope it's just your first stop of the day today on nbc. >>> in the "new york times" dna buried 7,000 centuries is retrieved. researchers analyzed the genomes of horses thought to represent the last living wild horse population. in "the washington post," snowden voiced contempt for leakers in newly disclosed chat logs from 2009. the nsa contractor on the run from u.s. authorities for leaks appears to have had nothing but disdain for leakers in the past. >>> chip staurs is on his way to new york after being released. a deal was reached overnight for starns to pay his workers severance packages. >>> the supreme court will extend federal recognition of same-sex in the states where it is legal but the rules have no direct effect on the constitutional amendments in the 29 states that limit marriage to heterosexual c

first tweet, all caps, high tweeters, and even though she is oprah, and i have a feeling that nobodyver tells her what to do, people told her what to do with the shouting. shaquille told her gently, your caps are on, btw. and when they made tips for better etiquette, use sentence case, it is a rule, one of the only ones we've got. one place where it is still normal to write all communications with the caps lock key on is the united states navy. since the mid-19th century, all official naval messages were typed in upper case, that is in part because the navy was the adopter of the teletype machine, and so it ended up being all caps all the time. for decades, all military communications have been in capital letters, no sentence case, all caps, but now, the navy announced it will no longer use all caps. sentence case is the accepted form of communication and all naval personnel are hereby authorized to use mixed case, shift at will, except, apparently in the subject line of any official message. they will stay all caps, but other messages will no longer be screaming. the navy grasping t

. >> after -- [ laughter ] >> oprah took the top spot this time.g network could actually turn a profit this year. no. 2, lady gaga. followed by steven spiel berg, beyonce, madonna rounds out the top-5. >>> that's impressive. that's longevity. you won't see them at wimbledon after today. and it's lincecum versus kershaw! >> the new eastern span of the bay bridge. >>> 75% of the steel in the new bridge was made right here in the united states. the rest of fabricated overseas at sites including china, are england, japan, and south korea. the cost savings from outsourcing was 25%. look at them kids... they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet.