to the food pantry. >> thanks to oprah they raced more than $1.3 million. >> yes. >> getting oprah theree after eight years of pestering from cheryl jackson. >> i wanted to make sure it was legit. i said no so many times. she was like oprah i need to talk to you. dming me. i said i'll do it. then she starts screaming. >> oprah is here. she's here y'all. >> the money will help feed over 3 million people. >> that's why i flew myself down here. i paid for myself to come. >> that's roma downey joining the dance after her and hubby mark burnett's donation. they have another reason to celebrate. mark's son who was hospitalized is doing fine. >> it was a tough week. he's fully back to health. we're so grateful. >> back to minnie's food pantry. it has provided over cholula hot sauce is teaming up with jack in the box for the cholula buttery jack. a little hot sauce there... woah. what's happening? jack i'm trying to film this commercial! oh my gosh, sorry. with delicious cholula hot sauce and crispy jalapenos on a signature bun. the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family. made

oprah knows who i am?to look so cool. >> stephen: god, i don't mean to hurry you along, but is there something you'd like to tell oprah? >> oh, yeah. i hear thou seekest a sign? well, is this clear enough? ( laughter ) ( applause ) check it out. >> ( coughing ) >> take your time. i've been here for eternity. >> all i can say, god, is that running-- "run" is now a part of my exercise routine. i can tell you that. ( laughter ) >> hmmm... how do i make this clearer, oprah. oh, i know! oprah winfrey 2020! yes, she can! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: well, there it is. you asked for it. there it is, oprah a big endorsement. >> okay. >> okay ( coughing ). lord let me just say this to you. it's not something i've ever seen myself doing. it's not the kind of job that you can have without fully devoting yourself to it 100%. >> not really. have you seen this white house? ( laughter ) >> stephen: he's got a point. he's got a point. >> come on, oprah! i had all this merch printed up! i put it on my wife's credit

to the food pantry. >> thanks to oprah they raced more than $1.3 million. >> yes. >> getting oprah thereeight years of pestering from cheryl jackson. >> i wanted to make sure it was legit. i said no so many times. she was like oprah i need to talk to you. dming me. i said i'll do it. then she starts screaming. >> oprah is here. she's here y'all. >> the money will help feed over 3 million people. >> that's why i flew myself down here. i paid for myself to come. >> that's roma downey joining the dance after her and hubby mark burnett's donation. they have another reason to celebrate. mark's son who was hospitalized is doing fine. >> it was a tough week. he's fully back to health. we're so grateful. >> back to minnie's food pantry. next on kron-4 news at eight: new details about the youtube shooter... and what she did in the days leading up to a shooting rampage. the president orders troops to the border immediately. why he is sending the national guard to the u-s- mexico border. plus... a fugitive and former east bay pastor captured in mexico...the conviction he faces when he returns to th

visit att.cointernet >>> oprah andry until the end at this point and my phone is only oprah. >> now wew. there's only one person in amy schumer's life minus her new husband. she's all about oprah. she met lady o. for the first time when she sat down discuss her new movie "i feel pretty" and that's when they discovered what they most have in common. >> you know what we have in common? >> you're a introvert. >> i'm an introvert. people say, oh, you're not. >> to them, that doesn't mean they're shy. it means they're low and other people are energy vampires. >> i have been in parties where i have to leave, get to the bathroom, take a break. >> i love the bathroomment we get sucked triem you have to be taken out of the party in a stretcher. >> yes. >> we took some of the best a-that moments and turned them into memes. >> you look at trolls as a way to inspire you. >> we are afraid of insults. so many women don't speak up for fear of somebody saying something mean to you. >> but you're different. >> i am different. we want women to get out of their own way and live up to their full potential

do it. >> like, nobody gave me the oprah rules.ir and makeup trailer the first day and i was playing music. i had sam cooke playing. and i was like, "hey, oprah, get in here, girl!" and then i heard from her assistant three days later, "oprah likes silence in the trailer." ( laughter ) and i was like, "oh, shoot!" and then one day i walked onto set and i was like-- i was chewing gum because i had, like, coffee breath or something. and i was like, "hey, what's up? oprah, are you excited about this scene?" and she was like, "are you chewing gum?" ( laughter ) and i was like, "yeah!" and she was like, "no one choose gum around me." like, nobody gave me the rules! >> stephen: i think it's in the constitution that you can't chew gum around oprah? ( laughter ) >> really? she doesn't care though when i do it now, though, right? >> stephen: ( hesitant ) no... she was fine with it. ( laughter ) she's fine. watch last night's show, you'll see. >> oh, god, okay. >> stephen: i want to talk to you about "time's up." you were one of the organize

then she started screaming. >> oprah is here!ed will feed over 3 million people. >> that's why i flew myself down here. i paid for myself to come. >> that's roma downey joining the money dance after her and her husband's donation. mark's son, cameron, who was hospitalized last week, is doing fine. >> it was a tough week last week. >> and cheryl really does great work with the food pantry. while oprah gives back, this hollywood legend's possessions are being sold. >> it's been two years since zsa zsa gabor's death, some of her personal items are going up for auction and i got a sneak peek inside her bel-air mansion. >> i'm a simple person. >> these are some of her personal jewelry. very opulent and extravagant. >> you don't say. >> one very special piece here is the necklace. >> long before mariah carry used "darling" she was using "darling." >> thousands of personal items from the house are going on the auction block. everything from the hungarian born actress' gown to her phone book, passports and collection of luggage. >> look

oh, my god. >> i was with oprah on monday.my: does anything surprise you anymore? because i mean you've seen everything. >> well, i think so. and then i go to work. [ laughter ] and robin says i'm going to have to do the last show ever -- the last season ever on hbo, so i can say what i'm really thinking. >> jimmy: okay, all right, yeah. [ laughter ] we did a game, i think last time you were on or -- we played a game called "two truths and a lie." >> right. >> jimmy: and to see if you could tell i'm lying or not. like, right now you're looking into my eyes. i see. [ light laughter ] you're doing -- yeah, you're already in my head already. you know that, right? wow. >> i do know that. >> jimmy: wow! >> what i'm wondering is if you know it? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: see, already, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i don't even know what you're talking about. [ laughter ] this is fantastic. i'm going to break this. you're not even blink -- you're not even blinking. [ laughter ] oh, you're real good, okay, all right. now i want to see if you c

when we launched with the oprah winfrey network, we had a dream, oprah and i, that it was going to beur best life. we looked strategically at the space and said we can do this. only went out with the content, super soul sunday work terrific, but a lot of the other stuff was -- the audience went away. it took us a lot of years. we started to listen, what do you like. that's what our business is about. we don't want everyone to watch. the oprah winfrey network now is the number one network for african-american women. we have broken our company in half. we have half the company that is about growing our channels, doing what we believe we can do as well or better than anyone in the world. then there is a whole group that has to figure out, ok, how do i get over the top, what do people want when they consume content over the top. i think you have to be willing to recognize failure and use it kind of optimistically. good, we know that now. emily: that was discovery's ceo with bloomberg's david westin. you can catch the full interview tonight on bloomberg at 9:30 p.m. eastern time. now, back

snoo what oprah says to amy schumer that brought the water works. >> damn it, oprah. >> then beautiful moms tell all with their totally adorable kids. >> show me a funny face. >> cox. >> their lives behind closed doors. >> and haena farris on "strip down." >> oh, that's the way you're looking up. >> this is entertainment don tonight. >> let's get right to the latest hollywood news. >> i was at a point where i didn't -- i didn't know how things were going to end up. >> it's cary kwood every underwood breaking her silence about the steph stating accident that left her with nearly 50 stoichz stitches in her face. >> did you think that the scar would always be there when it first happened? autoye au >> yeah. i think it still will. sme sme cement, spackle. >> cary spoke out for the first time about her november accident. she revealed on i heart radio's bobby bones show she fell while walking her dog. >> i tripped, and there was one step, and i went -- i didn't let go of the leashes. priorities. that's why my left hand is fine, but you went to catch myself, and i just missed a step. >> where

once you get the oprah stamp of approval, you're good. >> you knew oprah was such an cardi b. fan.r first official album and that's all anybody has been talking about this week. >> think about all the hits yet to come. >>> take some pro wrest ling. ronda rousey, she faced stephanie mcmahon in a tag-team match down in new orleans for wrestle mania 44. soldout crowd. rousey won her very first match >>> still ahead -- we'll have the top stories. >> too much frustration she's taking out on stephanie mcmahon. any object. any surface. if you've got a life you gotta swiffer you won't find relief here. congestion and pressure? go to the pharmacy counter for powerful claritin-d. while the leading allergy spray relieves 6 symptoms... claritin-d relieves 8, including sinus congestion and pressure. claritin-d relieves more. >>> this morning when you get on facebook you could see a big change. the company is now showcasing a link that will let users to show which apps are connected to their facebook accounts and which apps are allowed to collect it comes after a fierce backlash against the comp

i love oprah. that is the channel i watch. that is how they curate. where do i get nourished?ink that business is going to be sustainable, and we could pull one of these expensive platforms, or, they could get characters for a walk less than they would have to pay for that, and then we look different. it may be an individual or aggregate offering, but we have a game. host: stepping up big time on sports was a variation than what people expected from you. david: we have a distribution team, a sales team, creative, marketing, and strategic people. we know each country. individual sports was not being fed into individual countries across europe. we said, we can do this ourselves and use our distribution infrastructure, use our sales and marketing people. this was driven by the idea that this used to be about getting inside the rectangle, the television box, and if you had content that was second or third choice, it would be ok. when we launched our direct to consumer sports player in europe, we reached across 715 million people in europe. we have tennis, winter sports, summer spo

>> oprah apd are till the end. i don't have any more openings. >> no gayle.ike, anybody. >> of course gayle. >> beautiful. >> amy was with lady "o" promoting her upcoming appearance on the supersoul conversations. her brand-new husband could come up. last night, chef chris fisher didn't walk the carpet with her. >> i'm sikd i found that dude. >> he shot in boston. i'm not sure it would have come together if not for the movies. >> i know you don't recognize me. it's me. >> amy's star-studded film features real-life besties busy phillips and michelle women yams. busy changed her hair. michelle, her voice. >> we all would like to hear what you have to say, renee. >> how did you come up with the voice? >> we have a dog lucky. that's the voice i do when i pretend to be lucky the dog. >> it's their first joint project since dawson's creek. >> my husband is a writer and director. next time, he needs to do better. >> busy has a famous co-star making news. a small connection to meghan markle. >> i have the smallest connection of all time. i'm waiting for my invitation

when we launched with the oprah winfrey network, we had a dream that it would be about living your beste we looked strategically about the space and said, we can do this, but when we went on with the content, super soul sunday went well and the rest went away. we had to figure out, what will they come back for? it took a lot of years, but we started to listen. what do you like? we do not want everyone to watch, but the oprah winfrey network is never one for african-american women. we have broken our company in half, essentially. half is about growing our channels, doing what we do as well or as better than anyone in the world. there is a whole group that has to figure out, how do i get over the top? what do people want when they consume content over the top? you have to be willing to recognize failure and use it optimistically. we know that now. david w.: you can do it without the blockbusters. david z: the way people watch our channels, it is hit driven. me, come home and hg gets discovery is my channel. tlc in middle america is the channel i love. that is how they curate. where do i g

singing for mozart's oprah the abduction from the center. and christina mutare and another one of the eleven artists at this year's bom. born in southern russia christina began her career at the bolshoi theater in moscow since then she's sung on the greatest operatic stages in the world so i knew i would have been there today all single does aria from rigoletto an aria from must these men oh and my favorite duet pretty g'kar from verities la traviata body joke out of this. will probably go it's in the audience loves judas aria and benaud is my favorite singing is great for the sword to see. all of the artists offer their services for free on their special evening for a good cause. it is a very important topic not only for russia and germany but for the entire world this disease unites us in certain ways just as music unites us music gives us the strength to work together to combat the disease so they shine through bombs charity opera ghana is one of the highlights on the social calendar in the former german capital the proceeds go to the ger

are mobile they can work with you but how did you come up with this amazing idea well i really love oprah and i think that no one can down the intensity of being stood next to no procedures you know the power of the voice the physicality you don't want to see them sweating i want to see the whites of their eyes i want to see that really up close and i thought how can i pick up an ok strand of course and move around with the sing it so that the so that the audience can be as close to the singer says as soon as i am in her house or in trees on. and then i was looking around on the train and commuters in the morning and everyone is plugged in everyone's on f.a. and listening to put across this thing to where i pods and i just thought how could you do that with without friends and then i thought about santa disco which is where everyone is like clubbing on their own tracks i feel out that if you go make a silent prayer obvious like you so much i'd say loved it. and now my favorite moment of the day i promise to organize something for the festival myself so i held a four flush so many london p

not just oprah's partner, but an accomplished author. why he spent part of his weekend in san jose. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets - and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. preparedness. the los angeles times reporting today that three-thousand (concrete ( buildings in san francisco... >>> the bay area is falling behind when it comes to earthquake preparedness. 3,000 concrete buildings in san francisco are at risk of collapsing during a major earthquake. this is a video of the earthquake that hit the bay area in 1989. across the bay in oakland, almost 2,000 wood frame apartment buildings may come down if the big one hits. the city doesn't have a published list of where the buildings are. in addition, there aren'

a lot of conversation going online here is just one of the tweets from someone that will recognize oprah winfrey tweets and i read every article this issue was remarkable great job. of course not everyone felt similarly i want to share this article this is from the new yorker the national geographic twins and the pulse hood of our posts. future john sure you know your business yes please the floor is yours i think they're both right and i think oprah is exactly right it's an extraordinary issue with extraordinary writers and extraordinary talkers weller and from around the world who are not willing their functions in addressing issues of race so much of the criticism this issue. has not addressed at the time. but at the editor's letter the story on the two little girls now i think the story of the two little girls. is morally. the take away point is that race is simply a social construction and so it does matter but of course social constructions better races very it may be simply and i you know the reality. but it shapes the world in which people live it shapes oppression so i agree wit

we have oprah winfrey, who has a history of entertaining.ually think that we have been concerned in the past about revolving doors that way. we had one of my favorite correspondents of all time that i hired at cbs news, john miller, who is now with the nypd. unbelievably talented correspondent. aboutk it is much more people in positions of authority to make sure that those transitions -- you are not mixing the two experiences. john miller isn't here reporting for cbs news and also doing something with the fbi. he has made that transition, and people around him are making sure of it. i feel lucky to have oprah. we have been criticized for it. i don't care. i think she adds something to "60 minutes" when she comes on that makes us better. she hasn't come to "60 minutes," saying, we are going to do things my way. she has come to the show sayings i want to do things your way. i think that is any -- i think that distinction is important. bill: the media landscape that we have today contains all of those elements you are talking about -- the enter

who was trying to get him to run, saying she would hand out pamphlets i don't know, does oprah havecord in getting people to run for president. >> you run for president, no, you run for president. >> she does, of course so interesting with all the talk around oprah she was out there drumming up candidates >> we're watching that earnings season kicks off today with the banks get ready forthex week monday, i think, we'll see b of a, netflix after the bell, and then we move on to i think seven dow components 52 s&p companies by the end of the week things will really take off. >> netflix is abig one, especially because of how important data is to them. >> stocks up 60% so far this year >> and upgraded by deutsche today. target goes to $350. almost $100 increase on their target for netflix >> so enjoy the weekend, and of course, the weather in the northeast. let's get to brian in the half >> yes, carl spring has sprung. hi, everyone welcome to halftime report i'm brian sullivan, in for scott today. he's lying on a beach somewhere, i hope, anyway we're big on the banks very bullish note f

and she said, "hi, this is oprah." [ light laughter ] so i pulled over. >> seth: yeah. >> i put on my i said, "ma'am?" [ laughter ] >> seth: and you knew -- i mean, because you would think somebody could prank call but i bet her voice -- >> no. >> seth: yeah. >> no. anyone, you could hear it in your sleep and you would know that is was -- [ laughter ] that oprah winfrey was calling you on the telephone. >> seth: that's fantastic. well, what a great call to get. >> yeah. >> seth: and well-deserved. thank you so much for being here. it's just been a delight talking to you. >> well, thank you! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: tayari jones, everybody. "an american marriage" is available now wherever books are sold. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i'm a big news maker. ♪ ♪ watch me go. ♪ i'm a big rule breaker. ♪ ♪ let it go. ♪ i'll see you at the top ♪ ♪ and i'm never gonna stop. ♪ ♪ yeah i'm one of a kind. ♪ ♪ gonna walk my own line. ♪ ♪ individual. ♪ ♪ i'm an individual. ♪ ♪ ♪ when steeeeak ♪ is really this good ♪ you show it in slow-mo slow-motion steak. (avo) get an e

they shared it on "the oprah winfrey show." >> i love you, precious. with all my heart.nd to know you love me means my life. how often have i thought about the immeasurable joy that will be ours someday. how lucky our children will be to have a mother like you. this is pretty, preview of coming attractions i will tell you. >> very nice. >> thank you, barb. >> thank you. off awe still feel the same way. >> they were married longer than any couple in presidential history. >> one of the reasonize made the most important decision of my life to marry george bush is because he made me laugh. >> at times, barbara push polled 40 times higher than her husband. and used her capital to the support him. >> you make me feel wonderful. but then i always feel wonderful when i got to talk about the strongest, the most decent, the most caring, the wisest, yes, and the healthiest, man i know. >> their six consider produced the widest range of parental emotions imaginable. watching one son become president. >> thank you very much. off awe another the governor of florida. >> and burying a d

that will expire because once this will end the end he remains will immediately jump up there for oprah and so these are the main issues a lot of these issues are not new netanyahu has long wanted the u.s. to take a more confrontational stance on iran now with pump aoe in charge it looks like he's going to get it what kinds of steps can we expect. well i think in israel at least everyone is waiting for the ring in response to an israeli air strike in syria if you remember earlier this month israel struck in a base in in syria four uranian were killed and we are waiting for their response and depending on the rain response will be the israeli response now i would imagine that this current administration will support any israeli response to the iranian response and this of course could escape but it's a lot of responses pompei zero chose the middle east trip saudi arabia israel jordan for his first official tour does that mean the region is going to take center stage for the u.s. foreign policy well as you mentioned the various states you did not mention the palestinians so as we see the

for us because it's cool because it isn't about hero worship oprah trained me as some kind of monster instead it shows that we can be idiots sometimes we have stupid ideas and we're nowhere near perfect. and i think that can be hard to admit to yourself. but due to. the very opposite of heroic we see how a teenage manci got into trouble with the police when he became a violent fan of the hence a prostitute soccer team in the town of stendhal he set a police car on fire and was taken into custody. the film doesn't shy away from the darker moments in munchies life his parents still remember them. the fearful and i well nearly collapsed when we need to learn it how much trouble he was in prison oh god that was the thing this caught us unimaginable as it was a real shock jock this is a truly hard and of course it's really tough to be confronted with that in a film and to hear your parents talking about it and to see how strongly still affects them ten years or more after it happened. the filmmakers offer an intimate look at manci as a person. of affected him a little then suddenly you fin

have been thought of as serious candidates in usthe past from business leaders, entertainers like oprah winfrey cannot give serious thought to winning a party nomination. as they should because he showed how it is done. i think he also showed that american voters in both parties at the bernie sanders also help show this. they are longing for more authenticity in their candidates. if you talk to hillary clinton staffers and people around her, one of the things that they regret in hindsight was that she was very composed and traditional and was up against someone in donald trump that was able to capture the media attention, keep public attention riveted on him both by people who support him and people who did not. i think bernie sanders has some of that same energy. i think going forward if you want to be a successful politician at the national level, the presidential campaigns, you will need to distinguish yourself by inauthenticity that we now realize is more important in the wake of donald trump. >> lauren in wisconsin, we have 30 ,seconds left. hello. >> caller: i have two questions.

because he is the way to vote for the us in your book i can see it is legal but the would have told oprah she wanted a new three years cos it would get those just loves the same clothes but least the force the bustle should local. stuff. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you were yourself and taken your last turn. right up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i believe i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each fret. but then my feeling started to change you talked about more like it was again still some more fun to feel those that didn't like to question our arc and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters the mind it's consumed with death this one quite different i speak to you now because there are no other takers. to claim that mainstream media has met its maker. cracking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thou

i remember walking in and oprah was on the tv. >> what did you assume when you saw the door open and the tv on? >> i thought maybe she left in a hurry. maybe she went with a friend, you know, and she just didn't close the door all the way. >> reporter: "she" was tara, veronica's older sister, not quite 20 then. veronica called out. no answer. she walked through the house, bathroom light was on. >> i went and looked in the bathroom and then i went in our bedroom and i'd seen her purse and everything on top of her dresser. so then, i'm like, where would she be without her purse? 'cause that wasn't usual. so that's when i had called keith. >> reporter: "keith" was keith mcphillips, her mom's fiancà . he was just leaving work, told veronica he was thinking of stopping for coffee with a friend on his way home. then veronica told him about tara, that her purse was home, but she wasn't. >> what did you think when she told you that? >> well, just something wasn't right. because if tara was gonna go somewhere, i knew she wouldn't leave her stuff or her car. she woulda said, "i won't be here w

. >> jimmy: oprah moment. >> i was oprah. >> jimmy: you get a mattress.ttle paper out of a bowl and the paper said everyone. and i was like yeah! >> jimmy: you get a mattress! check under your seats. everyone has a mattress! >> it was so fun. >> jimmy: i love that. >> and they were like "where are our cars?" >> jimmy: yeah. that was much better. they use that more. but you got to direct. >> i did, i did. i got to direct this year which was so great because i got to take on a whole new role on the show. it was really fun to do. >> jimmy: now you're on the other side of the camera. do you see like different things? are you -- it's a totally different beast. >> you know, so we've had a lot of people on the show, are fancy hyphenates. like tony goldwyn acts and directs. and scott foley and our dp, oliver bockelberg. they've all done more than one job and i was like, "it's time for the ladies to step up." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what you do. >> so darby stanchfield who plays abby. darby directed this year and i did too. and also joe morton, po

delivering a >>> he's a best selling au inin and oprah's friend.spoke at the san jose convention center today addressing recent university graduates. he talks about self-awareness in the corporate world. he is a faculty appointee and he taught across the united states. >> i'm here to give you another message. the message is, never turn your power over to somebody else to define you. >> he has written 11 books, including two "new york times" best sellers. >>> it's opening day on the bay. the annual celebration in the maritime community continued today. people gathering for the blessing of the fleet and the parade of boats. color a color. an easy view. hundreds of people gathering to get a glimpse. beauty. >> gorgeous. we have a look at the forecast. a few changes on the way. >>> sunshine, a few whitecaps as the wind speeds have picked up. >> they need it for sailing. >> 20 to 30 mile per hour winds, clear skies, no fog. good visibility. the wind is the story. see the flag zoomed in on the upper right. 68 degrees. 70s earlier. gusts close to 30. chec

. >> say it, oprah. >> words of advice. that's absolutely free. "saturday night live" is up next. >> thank you so much for joining us. have a great night. [ cheers and applause ] . >> [ cheers and applause ] >>> i don't know. i t

now one of the hottest tickets in australia's biggest city is for oprah on the harbor it's become so popular that sales are outperforming shows inside the world famous sydney opera house and it's attracting a new crowd to the arts as andrew thomas explains the sydney's opera house is the city's most famous building but sydney's most successful oprah's a shown here not in soit the opera house but using it as a backdrop this year it's lab o.-n. showing on a stage overhanging the harbors water on the edge of a city park this is the dress rehearsal for a full week run last year when common was shown here most performances sold out this is what opera was originally about it was a very very popular art form and here three thousand seats where we're doing twenty six performances of the one opera means that it's it's reaching the people but i think are important opera australia says engaging a wide audience is vital and outdoor opera with subtitles here is what brings in the crowds there's no things going on i'm just trying to focus on what's going on so i don't sound french unfortunately so

much they like this cinema he told the disc you know from the top most are good that's all palates oprah lost is quite an institution in berlin is there anything left of its old flare. when i started so past was germany's number one cinema we still screams newsreels and we had all the premiers with sophie and iran and gregory peck on the red comment was in all the major us stars were here and we kept a lot. the flambe from the fifty's and sixty's to have it is a listed building on that and we have modern technology and that's a fascinating mix a little she has a mix and. that's why this. every year around three hundred films are shot in berlin and kokkinakis of chick takes film fans to famous locations. he had so much to the south of here for instance this was also a film location and it's hard to believe because it's almost completely changed us but i'll show you a photo from a very important film but this is it this is the same perspective that. in nineteen twenty nine the silent movie people on sunday was shot it was one of the first independent films. the film shows what young people

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media executives, rupert murdoch, bob iger and oprah too, thissiap opens to entertainment in the kingdom. enabling cinemas to operate in the kingdom after a 35-year long ban. they seem happy to sell goods or movie in saudi arabia but will they be willing to invest the big capital in the country that it needs t truly grow? when it comes to those deals, those memorandums of understanding that were announced there weren't a lot of details given to the press. so it is hard to know how meaningful they are. the bottom line, the crown prince is trying to chain the country's image when it comes to the general public and thein sting public. the key question, did he put to rest the question about o rule law after he put hundreds in prison at the ritz-carlton in riyadh accusing them of construction. whether this trip achieves what he wanted derends on wher not we see rl investments in the kingdom in the future. for "nightly business report" michele caruso-cabrera. >> tonight's market focus. the seed compa sold less corn because there were fewer farms this the u.s. growing that crop. overall, revenu

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