>> welcome to watching oprah. >> we're watching oprah! >> i'm so pleased. >> the oprah show, an american culture. i love it. >> basically, what we've got here is how the world shaped you. so we really framed civil rights era. >> because 1954, i often say this, i was born at then when t court ruled that segregated public schools were unconstitutional. even though things didn't turn around immediately, it was a sense of hope and change. >> so even that's no accident that she was born that year. when you look at the big picture, lonnie. >> what i love, though, is to both give people the sense of how you were shaped by that, but also how you were shaped by the media. ♪ >> first time i saw the supremes on the ed sullivan show, colored people on! >> as a 10-year-old on, i went colored people on, colored people on, calling everybody. it was the first time i realized you could be a beautiful black woman on television. >> there aren't many things that can withstand the test of time. >> this was when i was doing my own hair. yeah. that was when i w

watching oprah exhibit with oprah. words how i feel. yesterday and today and walking into this room and watching it again is humbling, overwhelming, and in oprah's words are surreal. how many people who are alive get exhibits? that's what we asked when we walked through the smithsonian exhibition showcasing the artist and the culture she's changed forever. she's receiving this rare honor for her extraordinary impact -- extraordinary is the word -- for those who tuned in weekly for two decades. we were with her when she saw it for the first time. with a tour from the best museum director we could ever have, lonnie bunch. >> hey, lonnie. >> welcome to watching oprah. >> watching oprah. i love it. >> basically what we've got here is how the world shaped you. so we really changed the civilian rights era. >> 1954. i often say this. i was born at the right time. it was when segregated schools were unconstitutional. even though things didn't turn around yet, it was the beginning of change. >> she was born at the right time. s

. >>> then, oprah in tears.nside her history making moment. >>> plus -- how beyonce is taking a cue from meghan markle as she kicks off her world tour. and what's j-lo's number one deal breaker with o-rod? >> the best lovers are the most passion not people. >>> "e.t.'s" scluf behind the scenes of "jurassic world" where it's not dinosaurs causing trouble. it's chris pratt. >> i probably cost production $100,000. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hello, carrie underwood. clearly she won the night. >> legs on fire. best in the business. i feel like we need to start kwati squatting right now. al a big night for blake shelton. which was gwen? >> nancy opds dell is all over it. >> ♪ >> carrie understood wood got a from her hubby. after winning. it's a huge night for carrie underwood. she solidified her record win. she has 1 cmt awards. >> carrie underwood. >> this was carrie's second award show appearance since the accident that left her with nearly 50 stitches in her face. >> thank you guys the fans. >> it was

. >> did oprah score the first interview with the newly weds?nside her relationship with the mother of the bride. >> meghan's mom had dom to my house. >>> plus, es collusive ariana grande engagement details. only we know why they're saying i do so fast. why their friends are worried. >>> then, beyonce's twins are turning 1. the private family home movies you have to see. >>> plus, how jamie foxx's daughter brought him to tears. >>> our jurassic exclusive in hawaii. taking on the sights. sound. and smells. >> what does chris pratt smell like? >> i actually have no sense of smell. >> really? that's why we're u.s. is a good team. >>> in is "entertainment tonight." >>> as oprah winfrey scored the first interview since prince harry and meghan markle since hay said i do? >> i was wondering. nischelle got the answer. straight from lady o. your conversation making headlines sfwlp your question is what we were all asking. when oprah talks, we listen. she was ready to dish about the magical day inside windsor castle. we saw you at royal wedding. so, do yo

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oprah winfrey, watching oprah is the name.ry since her birth year of 1954 shaped her and how the talk show queen turned global media leader has herself impacted american history and culture. hear oprah in the auditorium of her namesake with her impressions of that exhibit. and then separately i spoke to the museum's founding director lonnie bunch. here's oprah now. >> i went through the whole exhibit. it's quite extraordinary. may i say #goals to have your exhibit on exhibit? [ laughter and applause ] at a museum? but i got through the whole exhibit yesterday. the thing that made me cry was at the end there was a book where people had written just what the exhibit meant to them and what the oprah show had meant to them over the years. a woman wrote watching you every day is the reason why i love myself so fiercely. and that made me cry. because that is my goal, my intention is to use my life as an inspiration to other people to see what is possible for themselves. >> how is she involved in assembling all of this material? >> i

you had oprah watching oprah, which is the name of the exhibit. the oprah show.really, really long. >> we were watching oprah watching the watching oprah exhibit. >>> next to nba star yanis, known as the greek freak, much easier to pronounce. and he earned that nickname because he's from greece and he does freakish things on the basketball court. >> now he's trying to learn more about the american culture through some of our cuisine. first he conquered the corn dog. tweeting god bless america. >> god bless indeed. next, to wash down that corn dog, his first sip of red kool-aid. he said it's extremely tasty. america, stay blessed. >> but the latest update, he tweeted, having my first pedicure in two years, i tried my first bag of funyuns, they were good, but i'll stick to american cool ranch doritos. >> he's really embracing this whole americana thing. >>> and finally, the '90s show, scott wolf just turned 50 and took to instagram to share his shirtless bod and captain american pajamas pants. >> he said if posting a shirtless selfie at 50 is wrong i don't want to

>(vicki) the exhibit called "watching oprah: the oprah winfrey show and american culture" opens to the 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore is here with kron 4 news at ten.... (pam) thank you ken and vicki.... next at ten... a triple shooting in a san francisco neighborhoodleaves one person dead.. and two people in critical condition. the killer is still on the loose.we are live at s-f general with the very latest. plus... kevin durant and the warriors are one win away from back to back championships.but it's what durant is doing off the court ... that will change lives forever. meet the group of bay area students .... who will get their first year of college paid for by the warriors star... k.d.(pam) and nearly 50-thousand pounds of illegal fireworks .... seized in one of the largest busts in state history. who authorities have behind bars tonight. don't go away... hour three of kron 4 news in primetime ... starts right after the break. (pam) now at ten: one person is dead and two others are hurt... after a shooting in san fra

it is called watching oprah. >> the "oprah winfrey show," and american culture. i love it. >> look at that. >> oprah winfrey is the reason that i love myself so fiercely and know that my voice matters. that makes me want to cry. >> the bottom line is this was your gift and our gift to america. so i want to thank you for that. >> the guy who was driving me this morning, he started watching the "oprah winfrey show" and he would see her walk in the aisle with the audience and some of the issues that she would cover and he said, i knew that she was a good human. and i want to feel the things that are in this room and it is getting to me. at the bottom line, she really is a great human who just wants to do good in the world. >> laura: i love it! why do i talk like this? >> i hope when they open the small italian american museum around the mall that you will give an emotive report like that on fox when you stand there. >> laura: i love it when raymond did a segment about the pile of poo appeared to justin thomas gets like a millimeter. >> the artistic figure in the afr

the exhibit is called "watching oprah."es on how american history since her birth year of 1954 shaped her and how the talk show queen turned global media leader has herself impacted american history and culture. here oprah in the auditorium with her namesake with her impressions. >> i went through the whole exhibit. it's quite extraordinary. #goals to have your exhibit on exhibit at a museum, but i got through the whole exhibit yesterday, and the thing that made me cry was at the end there was a book where people had written just what the exhibit meant to them and what the oprah show had meant to them over the years, and a woman wrote, watching you every day is the reason why i love myself so fiercely. and that made me cry, because that is my goal, my intention is to use my life as an inspiration to other people to see what is possible for themselves. >> oprah had donated $21 million to this $540 million museum to make it all happen. >>> thanks so much for being with me, i'm fredricka whitfield in d.c. still so much more st

i lov teaming up with oprah.ked out, it did very well for the company. and look at the animation side of this things too. i'm guilty of being one of the incredibles 2 people that went over the weekend with my two kids, so part of that $180 million or whatever it raked in over the weekend. animation is definitely strong. kids love these movies, as do parents. i admittedly loved that movie, so i think it's good they're getting into that space too. stuart: do you think this news that they may be getting into animated films, and they've hired oprah to make original content, do you think that's big enough to boost apple's stock price long term? >> if it's good, yes. in the sense of if they do it right. you know, you're right, i mean, we're talking about a company that went from hardware the some software to now this production side. it's going to take a while, believe me, because a lot of these other companies have such a head start on them. let's face it, man, it's apple. when they launched the ipod back in the day a

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. >>> our tom brady and oprah exclusive. >>> jon hamm is totally obsessed with us. >> he's been singing "entertainment tonight" since you arrived. >> bababa ♪ >> he made up the words. hey, this is an amazing moment on so many levels. look at that huge smile on queen elizabeth's face. how often do we see the queen smiling like that? >> hartley ever right? meghan markle is traveling side by side with the queen. already suffered one moment. we have all details inside their royal girls' trip. this was meghan's first appearance with the queen without harry. arriving in cheshire, england, via the royal train, the occasion signaled that the queen is all aboard team meghan. >> the queen extended an arm of friendship, but she's making the time in her very busy schedule to say to meghan, okay, i'm going show you personally the royal ropes. >> meghan's one of a kind belted cape dress was created by claire waight keller for givenchy. that's the same designer of her wedding gown. the 92-year-old monarch and her granddaughter-in-law seemed very chummy together seated on the stage. >> meghan whispered

. >> oprah maps jr. announcement. she's making fans' dreams come true now. >>> then your first look at paul mccartney with james corden. we know what they're doing in paul's hometown. >>> then -- [ screams ] >> "will something incredible is coming to disney california adventure park. it must be epic! thrilling!...daring! come ride the incredicoaster. it's going to be simply exhilarating dahling! >>> at the sterling vin yader rose fest, former ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalizedfinancial stry can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ >>> that is james corden getting a little help from a legendary friend. paul mccartney, of course. he's going to ride shotgun for an all-new "carpool karaoke." sir paul will take james on a tour of his home in live poole. it will air next week when james does the late late show from london. >> i hope his parents are involved. >>

. >> oprah maps jr. announcement. she's making fans' dreams come true now. >>> then your first look at paul mccartney with james corden. we know what they're doing in paul's hometown. >>> then -- [ screams ] >> "will >>> at the sterling vin yader rose fest, former ♪ >>> that is james corden getting a little help from a legendary friend. paul mccartney, of course. he's going to ride shotgun for an all-new "carpool karaoke." sir paul will take james on a tour of his home in live poole. it will air next week when james does the late late show from london. >> i hope his parents are involved. >> they're adorable. >> very cute. >>> we're still months away from season two of "will & grace." how much do we love this cast? >> so much. >> will and whoops? >> how did i have a line that i don't know. >> what sit? >> i don't know. >> well find it? >> i don't know. just you wait, lady. >> look what i got. >> oh, look at that. >> from for getting lines. >> you laughed with what's his name? >> to scares onsocietet. the cast is giving

another outbreak that sickened 60 people. >>> oprah is headed to apple. they are teaming up to create programs for the streaming service which they hope will compete with netflix and amazon. oprah will continue to run own, the cable network she founded. >>> when we come back, some very special father's day messages from kids about why they love dear old dad. sexual deviants.- next, what we )ve learned about these south bay best friends accused of targeting underage teen boys for sex... and the change one bike sharing company hopes will get their bicycles into more places... next. the news at six starts right >>> finally tonight, it's the day dads wait for all year. father's day is this sunday, the moment to celebrate the men in our lives that mean so much to us so we ask kids, what do you love so much about your dad and your grand-dad, too. ♪ >> i love my dad because he's smart, funny and kind. >> he's always there for me. he just loves to be around me, and i love to be around him. >> he makes the best pancakes ever. >> he loves me as much as i love him.

oprah is expected to start >>> talk show host oprah winfrey signed a new tv deal with apple. oprah is expected to start working on a new original programming for apple and as it works to compete with netflix and amazon. apple did not specify wet erwin friday would appear in the shows, -- whether pin friday would appear in the shows -- whether winfrey would appear in the shows. apple has had big names in more than a dozen shows. >>> this might be the best video you see all day long. you see the small squirrel right there who just got a custom tiny cast on his foot. the young critter fell out of its nest in a fall tree a few weeks ago. then a dog picked it up and started carrying it around in its mouth. the squirrel ended up with head trauma and a broken leg but is doing much better thanks to the group wild care in novato. how about that. >>> did today feel a little different to you, maybe a little bit cooler? that won't stop . those cool temperatures will continue into the weekend. you can see from the south sales force tower the marine layer that's making it happen. i'll tell

how but -- real quick, how is it to be around oprah?n dollars to get to sit next to her and learn every -- like she's just -- i was scared, too. because you know, sometimes you meet your heroes and they're not as awesome as you want them to be? she's better than i ever imagined. >> seth: i once sat next to her at a restaurant and i so wanted to go over and say hi, but then i also thought, i think oprah more than anyone deserves a quiet meal. and then i shifted from not only was i not gonna say hi, but if anyone approached the table i'd take a swing at them. [ laughter ] like, you leave this woman alone! >> she's an american treasure! >> seth: she's done so much for you! >> oh, see, i go the other way and go, "want to be best friends?" [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh, right. well that wowolahter ] >> seth: but again, you are -- you also have been so prolific. you've been producing shows. congratulations. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. yeah. >> seth: i know -- obviously this is one of those shows that you can't talk too much ab

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apple announcing a deal with oprah winfrey. you read that headline and thought what >> how did we miss out no apple is a tremendous company. oprah is a tremendous talent i'm glad they were able to figure something out i also wish it was us that we were able to do something. >> what do you think they're going to be able to do >> that's a better question. >> what do you think it does to discovery, given that they own own? >> that's a better question for apple and discovery than it is for me. >> okay. >> look, talent should never be underestimated oprah is an incredible talent over a long period of time i'm sure she'll create a lot of value for apple in that process. >> the world cup, obviously one of the great big sporting events in the world right now what do you think about live events, live sports ultimately on streaming >> we think live adventure incredibly valuable. if you look at the biggest events are best on hulu, something we like to do. live subscriptions are up 50% week over week since the world cup started. we're seei

. >>> then, oprah and stedman's wild night. >>> i waited for him. >> "halloween" 40 years later. >> onocial media, they go yeah, queen. so i -- >> i need you to do that for me. >> yes, queen. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >> hi, everyone. thank you for joining us. >> we begin with sad news. here's's tonight's top story. beloved celebrity chef anthony bourdain has died of an apparent suicide. he was found in a hotel room in eastern france. he was there filming an episode for parts unknown. his last public appearance was with his girlfriend. >> a sad morning for everyone here at cnn. >> hours before his death was reported, asia posted a cryptic message on instagram. a shirt with an expletive and a photo and said, you foe ho you are. she deleted it and said, he was my love, my rock, my protector. i'm beyond devastated. >> to those considering suicide. please don't. >> ace ya's close friend, rose mcgowan was in tears. >> the world will not be better off without you. oh, asia argento, you have been through so much. anthony, why? >> bourdain was a best selling author who overcame an a

and gayle is with oprah winfrey in d.c. an emotional first look at a major new exhibit celebrating oprah's career. they toured it together at the national museum of african- american history and culture. don't miss it. all that plus the eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. we'll see you at 7:00. >> that's going to be a good interview. i didn't know gayle and oprah knew each other. strange. >> ha ha! >> yeah. besties. but think about having -- being present for a quarter century like oprah was, her show, and having it in a museum. it really is kind of a big moment in history. >> for sure! all right. we'll be watching then, norah. see you at 7:00. >>> time now 6:45. talking finance and the economy a sign of hope in the trade issues between the u.s. and china. kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks reports. >> reporter: definitely a good sign in regards to u.s. china relations on trade. chinese tech firm zte agreed to pay a $1 billion fine in order for a ban to be lifted on it doing business with u.s. companies. it will

. >>> still to come, apm joining forces -- apple joining forces with oprah. >>> first, an inmate suspected of killing a transport deputy. >>> several people were injured today in moscow when a car jumped the carb and slam -- curb and slammed into pedestrians. they say the drive was possible drunk and fell asleep at the wheel. >>> in kansas city two deputies were fatally shot transporting inmates. >> we must look to the sacrifices of deputy rora and deputy king and believe what they believed that the fight for goodness and truth and justsis worth our very lives. -- justice worth our very lives. >> it is very possible that with their own firearm they were both shot. >> reporter: 35-year-old patrick rora killed. and saturday theresa king passing away from her injuries. >> yesterday was a very tragic day for two of your young, bright and committed deputies. theresa and tkrora. >> reporter: the suspect also injured in the struggle. officers now combing through civilians -- surveillance video. in los angeles jeff paul fox news. >>> in a statement the white house says the president will nominate

neil: serve up oprah as an appetizer apple in a multi-year production agreement with oprah winfrey, its big for content, but it has a lot of money, we're going to get into that here because a lot of people are saying maybe a player like an apple comes forward to sort of crash this party that media companies by and large had to get their hands-on content, and each other's content, the push for 21st century fox right now, going on between comcast and disney. let's go to the apple expert, also fortune magazine executive editor best selling author among others inside apple adam lashinsky on all of this. adam what do you make of this oprah thing first off? >> well, the oprah thing is one of a series of moves that apple has made recently including hiring two television executives putting down the money for smaller projects, they are bulk ing up on their ability to create original programming. so far exactly the same way that netflix and amazon have before them. neil: so this is about going individual by individual, or producer by producer, but not necessarily buying something like a big old f

oprah is still opera. this validates whatever apple is trying to do in original programming.s opera when it is her show. when she is the host. orah shows she underwrites her puts out are not as well received. they do not get the kind of ratings her own shows do. have a haloill does effect when she produces something. people still tune in. because of the opera halo. julia: what is in turn tech -- what is apple's entertainment strategy? talking about this on business week, the oversight that tim cook wants, the desire to have family-friendly content, attaching you as well to the ecosystem, overall they don't have any plan. can you clarify? >> i can't. little people know about what apple is doing. including steven spielberg. the question is is apple going to make a netflix subscription service? apple is a secretive company. it has said exactly nothing about what's -- but its intentions rp at how would people watch these tv shows? will it be bundled with other subscription information like it's digital service? or available only to people who have apple devices. netflix call thes

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," oprah winfrey joins us in studio 57 to discuss a new exhibit inonor at the smithsonian's national museum of african-american history and culture in washington. >>> i'm hena doba. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ orning news." ♪ with advil liqui-gels, what bad shoulder? what headache? advil is relief that's fast strength that lasts you'll ask... what pain? with advil liqui-gels wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. no other sunscreen works better or feels so good. clinically proven helioplex® provides unbeatable uva/uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging and skin cancer all with a clean light feel. for unbeatable protection. it's the one. the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. neutrogena®. see what's possible. and help you feel more strength & energy in just 2 weeks. i'll take that. ensure high protein, with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure® >>> our top stories this morning rose >>> our top stories this morning -- prosecutors working for special counsel robert mueller accuse donald trump's former campaig

oprah will continuto run own, the cable network she founded. >>> when we come back here tonight, somey special father's day meages from kids about why they love dear old dad. bl >>> finally tonight, it's the day dads wa for all year. father's day is this sunday, the day to celebrate the men in usur lives that mean so much to we ask kids, what do you love so much about your dad and your grand dad, too. ♪ >> i love my dad d ecause he's smart, funny nd. >> he's always there for me. he just loves to be around me and i love to be around him. >> e makes the best pancakes ever. >> he loves me as much as i love him. >> when he comes, the fun starts to happen. >> he's really funny and he always tells me at these jokes rack me up. >> he teaches me things that i never knew before. ♪ >> i like to garden with my dad. >> my favote thing to do with my dad is watch movies. >> my favorite thing to do with my dad is play lacrosse. >> we cook brownies d cookies. >> we do science experiments. >> i like to watch golf with my grandfather. >> we goiding horses. >> nice one that spends time with you. >> they

cluny, oprah winfrey...s thrilled, obviously. iwanted surprised by the response, i was thrilled, obviously. i wanted them to be happy. 0prah was happy, and amal was happy, and as long as they were happy, i was happy. the response was completely kind of brilliant. and the duchess of sussex, meghan markle, as she was. at what point did you get the call that you are going to be making her going away dress? my seniors, i have made a lot of wedding dresses for a lot of high—profile people, as high—profile as this, obviously, but i have always felt very protective over that moment. and it is funny thing, i don‘t know what is wrong with me, but i feel like it is such a private experience, and as a designer, and as a woman who has been married, i had to do my dress, it is such a big deal. and to be sort of entrusted with that moment, it means a lot to me. and so i am very protective of it. and because it isa very protective of it. and because it is a very personal, private thing, getting married, and having a weddin

i don't turn that into like al awful oprah oprah so those of us a bomb and you have a. and you have a. point is the. point is the government and military you and i support by being a part of this society are murdering people every twelve minutes and in response there's nothing but ghostly silence like someone farted in the elevator and no one wants to talk about it all right lads start talking about it how do you watch b.b.c. . oh . i'm going to take the news from behind so do you remember the moment a few months ago when trump went down to puerto rico to empathize with the people after the devastation of hurricane maria you look at what happened here was really a still. photo you. want to hear what you did. sixty. sixty people versus in the. sixteenth so it's a bit more high kill six people who are right for a very just right to her just have sex to be able literally my motorcade right over twelve people on the way here so this is really not an. do you remember that well researchers at harvard recently revealed the death toll from hurricane maria may be a staggering se

italian tenor by the name of enrico caruso and he toured all across the country playing beautiful oprah houses. whenever he came to fort worth, the best building we had to officer tept was the cowtown coliseum. you probably smelled that perfume when you walked in money and live stock, and she adamant he's not going to play in a cow born so earth he comes in, he's reaffirming thinks point. i will knows -- whatever he says this you can hear his voice throughout the acoustics of a building. turns out there's pretty good. there's been a lot stuff like straight.ills, george elvis presley has played here. several presidents have spoken in here. teddy roosevelt, jimmy carter and we're proud of it. there's been a lot of fundamental great things tapsed in the confines of this building. we're very proud of all of the owboys of yet year and the heritage. that's a common misbleach that every cowboy was an angelo american but it wasn't just a white cowboy. there were african-american cowboys, mexican cowboys, all different kinds. it was a belting pot. their sparne influence had a lot to go with cowb

. >> we had some other news today about oprah winfrey signing a deal with apple.pple is pushing into the content game significantly step by step and drip by drip, may they end in this race with the fox assets >> i don't think so but it is a good question to ask whether or not -- oprah winfrey is a huge name their move has been incremental of a dollar. >> i think it will be interesting to see that whether or not as there is this land grab for media asset if we see a company like apple try to go to buy a studio or invest significantly in one of these media giants we know the regulatory environment is perhaps more open to that and we can see more moves. >> and if disney is not the acquirer, does it become the acquiree >> apple uses a lot of its cash back to buy back >> yeah, it could suspend that >> there is a lot of resources to deal with these kinds of things julie has the exclusive with evan spiegel on monday on "squawk on the street. >> don't want to miss that one >> should you be out there partying >> i would happy go if invited or sent. >> the dow is lower once

she is the subject of watching oprah, looking at her impact on american culture.s to the public today. >>> scandals continue to pile up for epa chief scott pruitt after we learned that he sent his own security people to get his dry cleaning, find his favorite moisturizer and more. as members of the president's own party starto come out against pruitt with even fox ep expensive pruitt agis, trips, his security detail, his private flights and more. >> but it doesn't look like pruitt's boss wants him going anywhere anytime soon. here's the report. >> reporter: epa administrator scott pruitt's problems piling up. "the washington post" reporting he asked his taxpayer funded security detail to drive him to multiple ritz-carlton hotels in search of his favorite moisturizing lotion and asked them to pick up his dry cleaning. a pruitt spokesperson defended his actions to the post saying his detail protects him in his personal or official capacity. and a top pruitt staffer stepping down after she told congress pruitt was interested in, quote, securing an old mattress from t

apple makes a mega deal with oprah. francisco....lary clinton was the >>> an unannounced guest made a big impression today at a graduation ceremony in san francisco. hillary clinton was the surprise speaker at the hamlin school's 8th grade commencement. a student at the private school summed up the speech. >> she talked about how we had to be courageous and we're all dominated by mainly men and how we have to get up when people push us down. >> now the school isn't saying how exactly secretary clinton came to be invited to the graduation, but we hear one of her friends has a granddaughter who attends the school. >>> san francisco's next mayor london breed went to chinatown today and talked with community leaders promising to make headway on creating more affordable housing. >> that is a commitment that i'm determined to fulfill creating the opportunities to link our people to housing opportunities in their neighborhoods, in the places where they feel most comfortable and safest. >> breed also acknowledged the loss of ed lee, the city

right now to look at what is going on behind the night one to well it's one of classical music and oprah and the other people football have come together to become one an unusual makes from the first glimpse but that's only the first glimpse of course nicholas and behind me placid domingo is a massive real madrid front for example and the people watching him there the best proof that football and classical music go together very. very well this is not the only event that must was told to football fans there's a light show going on on the walls of the bolshoi theater and in the other part of most away fans santa was opened it features a massive plasma screen so fast can gather together and cheer for their favorite team and of course own away here we could see a lot of groups basically moscow city center is bustling with all the fans of the old people who have come to moscow to watch the main football events of the planets i don't see too many spanish fans down there oh no but that's because the spanish fans today might be a little bit upset have some free time trying to know because their

. >> did oprah zor the first interview with the newlyweds? in -- >> exclusive ariana grande engagement details. out with her "snl" fiance. only we know why they're saying i do so fast and why their friends are worried. >> sandra's "ocean's 8" date night with her boyfriend and are j. lo and a-rod too busy for marriage? our exclusive with a-rod. the real reason he hasn't popped the question. >> a view of jurassic world only "et" can get. my exc psiratt and bryce dallas hour. >> and john hamm is totally obsessed with us. >> he was been singing "entertainment tonight" since you guys arrived. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> news on brad and angelina's battle over their six children. could she be in danger of losing primary physical custody? >> we've got the latest after a judge issued a stern warning to angelina. has she been keeping the kids from brad? >> riding a bike in london wednesday after a big win in family court. spotted near the hotel where his estranged wife angelina jolie is with the kids. brad is happy about the new summer cus

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oneid: third story, some not lacking for money, oprah.h has really gone up substantially. >> this is the sort of chart that you like if it is about your stock price. topping $4 billion. she is the first black female entrepreneur on the list. interestingly, dig down a level, this is largely down to weight watchers. david: she crossed a billion based on her show. this is really a second act, this is not her being on camera. this is her as investor. >> that's right. she is obviously a brand like no other. certainly, she has helped to drive the weight watchers story. but credit to mindy grossman. david: she spots talent, brought in mindy grossman, who did an amazing job. >> sky is the limit it feels like. they are turning into a real lifestyle company, and associating your lifestyle company with oprah, not a bad bet. now she has signed a content deal with apple. the third iteration. >> do not bet against oprah, ever. david: she is very smart. >> i have never seen human beings react to human beings the way that people react to oprah. we had he

oprah turnedon the cversation several directions.>> she flies in the vsky. i'y rooted. av wife would say we're spiritual beingsg a human experience. >> reporter: what he's going to do when he's don throwing touchdowns. >> kids just want the attention. better be there. >> reporter: when that'll happen is anyone's guess. ron mott, nbc news. >> you can see the whole interview on o tomorrow. >>> now to a world leader making history this weekend, asim the minister of new zealand prepares to put her job aside for a bit to come a first-time mom. she'll give birth tomorrow. as kellya cobie reports, she has a plan on how to lead a country and raise a baby at the same. >> i'm not the first woman to multitask. i'm not the fir woman to work and have a baby. >> reporter: after months of meeting world leaders, shaking hands, makin policy, new zealand's prime minister is now on maternity leave. she'd t'sl you, sot the first woman to do that either. bu ardern is making history, as only the second elected leader of a country to give birth while in fi

last time oprah smoked, she woke up the next day and said, "wait, i gave away how many cars?"ghter and applause ] "what? they got a car and they got a a car and they got a car?" and finally, guys, today is national visit your relatives day. which means tomorrow is national remember why we don't visit our relatives day. [ laughter and applause ] we have a great show. give it up for the roots, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, thank you very much. thank you, roots. thank you, higgins. guys, be sure to check us out next week. emilia clarke will be here, sarah paulson will be here. [ cheers and applause ] and cate blanchett! >> steve: wow! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: will all be joining us. plus we'll have performances from lil pump! >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and darius rucker will be here! [ cheers and applause ] that's a good week. that's a lot of variety for you. but first, we have an amazing show tonight. from "this is us" and the new movie "hotel artemis", sterling k. brown is here this evening! >> steve:

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