>> oprah's all fired up about "david makes man." and came on board when michael b. jordan and writer tarell mccraney pitched the drama series to her own network. >> she wasn't going to be in the original pitch, she decided to pop in and actually sit through it and by the end of it, everybody's in tears. >> what did you think when oprah walked in the room? >> i thought i'm going to punch michael b. jordan in the face, which i shouldn't because he's now, well, he's a boxer now, so i can't. >> and i said, really, i could cry. i said that was the best pitch i've ever heard in my life and i believe i'm supposed to do that series. >> the ten-episode, hourlong drama tells the story of a young man trying to overcome poverty. phylicia rashad plays his teacher, mrs. woods-trap. >> how many did the assignment? >> but don't look for oprah to appear on screen. >> i'm not guest starring here. >> why not? >> because i think mrs. woods-trap has it. i think she has it. i would have loved to be in the classroom but i think she's got it. >> what speci

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. >>> now to oprah and her bestie gayle. only "e.t."y behind the scenes of their best friends cover shoot. >> who's going to be your favorite cover girl? >> i don't know if i should be on the cover. it's all "o" magazine. not "g." >> o and g laughed together, share a hug and even dressed a like. gail couldn't believe it when she was told she would be joining her bestie on the cover of "o." >> i said, check with oprah. they said, it was oprah's idea. >> what was it like? >> the cover is a big deal, because up until now, lady o. has done almost every single one alone. that's more than 230 shots. this is all about friendship as oprah and gayle go back almost 40 years. >> people introduce their friend to me as, this is my gayle. i think it means something. >> the two met in the '70s when they worked together at a baltimore tv station. >> i think people were surprised to see her on cbs. how did you learn tv so quickly? he'sen and doing it forever. >> oprah has a new series, "dance moms." she and michael b. jordan are the producers of of the

. >>> coming up -- from clapback to thirst trap, can oprah and gayle pass the slang test?is is moment you've been waiting for. >> "e.t.'s" on set >>> minutes away on "e.t." -- >> don't move. >> ian ziering attacked by ♪ here i go again on my own ♪ goin' down the only road i've ever known ♪ ♪ like a drifter i was-- ♪ born to walk alone! ...barb! you left me hangin' on the high harmony there. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. ♪ ♪ >>> the jonas brothers dropped their new music video today for "only human." meanwhile, the boys played atlanta last night, and nick shared this special sendoff he got just minutes before he hit the stage. look at his phone closely, you can see he was face-timing his wife, priyanka chopra, when his nieces gave him a good luck rose. at the same time. love the wings on their backs. >>> can we talk about nick's emerald green coat? am i the only one getting a strong "wizard of oz" vibe? >> he looks like he's taking a trip to oz, though. >> well, nick's outfit is tame compared to what we're going to see on

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and everyone said no, you can't get oprah. oprah, oprah.o come do the handmaid's tale. and me and warren littlefield e-mailed her and she said yes right away. >> jimmy: how did you getter e-mail address? you got it from somebody? >> yeah. >> jimmy: like dear oprah we want you have to on? >> yeah, this is why and this is who you would play and it's important to have your voice in the show. she recorded it in 15 minutes in her recording studio at her home. and now she's on speed dial. >> jimmy: so anytime you need oprah like batman you shine the oprah signal. >> what does she have to do? >> jimmy: she might have nothing to do. who knows? maybe she's bored out there. >> we're happy to help. >> jimmy: i think the message is send a bunch of e-mails to oprah if you have a project. she might agree to it immediately. >> she's so bored she'll do it. >> jimmy: when we come back, we're going to see a clip from this movie with melissa mccarthy. it's called "the kitchen" and it opens in theaters friday. elisabeth moss is here. we'll be right back. >> di

and oprah got a helping hand from bradley as the pair hopped on a pair of bikes.rescue, again! and extra credit to oprah for wearing a helmet. >>> okay, folks, make sure your seat backs and tray tables are upright in their locked position, because we're landing in barbados with rihanna and check out her hero's welcome. if you're wondering if this is how barbados always welcomes home their national treasure -- she's actually in town for the island's grand kadooment festival, which the 31-year-old singer has attended many times before. ♪ ♪ please don't stop the music >>> all right, folks, we're making our final approach back to rome for the italian photo call of "once upon a time if hollywood." margot robbie keeping it casual yet sophisticated in a colorful $650,000 dress by lhd. leonardo dicaprio got the same memo with his classic brown suede jacket, black jeans and white sneakers. the pair posed with quentin tarantino before classing it up at the premiere. noticeably absent -- brad pitt. he'd been with the group only a couple days earlier for the berlin premiere,

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but ththe oprah's r regal credentials predates the gun a palace. it safely inside this tissue paper is a gold embroidered valley cost you worn by king louis the fourteenth. he thought to have you to the first opera given in paris at the tender age of seven and went on to create the royal academy of music in. sixteen sixty nine a fire destroyed the economy almostt centntury later. in thehe paris operara also bece the scene of an assassinination plot against napoleon the third. the ship the emperor's hot was hit by a bullet. a an answer record indicates the performance was not interrupted. not because it the other way. the show must go on already in the nineteenth century -- deserves. the incident having by y naming salted napoleon's l love of f te opera the m. for commission the building we know today. a monument showcase twenty unobstructed perspective of the oprah avenue the replaced what had been a country to maze of little streets. todaday the gun a palaces reputation is forgeged by miss s much as music. this box is reserved for return it for th

oprah said she is our conscious, hours they, our truth teller. toni morrison died at a near cost it on monday night, she was eighty- eight. >> today people are quoting morrison and attributes to her. senator kamala harris cleated her work gave us power, hope and freedom. we know something loved is never lost. and how's nancy pelosi said today the world lost a storyteller of unmatched empathy, elegance and power. toni morrison's belief language is the measure of our lives leaves an extraordinary inspiring inheritance. >>> a plan to replace a controversial mural the san francisco high school is getting pushed back. the mural is called the life of washington on display at washington high school since 1936. the mural depicts president george washington as a slave owner and chose a native american man like that at the feet of european explorers. the school board voted to have it painted over, but several local african-american leaders think that is the wrong approach. >> we cannot continue to cut out the things that make us uncomfortable, or we will n

[babbles]" [dramatic violin music] 12 years ago, you started the oprah winfrey leadership academy in and applause] because it goes beyond just a school. - yes. - it's an idea. - yeah. - you've gotten girls in a country where-- - thank you for saying that. - no, it really is. it's an idea where you've said to these young black girls, who are powerful and empowered to be like, "hey, be the best you can be." - yeah. - and you are creating leaders. but what you found-- and you speak about this-- is that there was a pressure that came with that where they went, "i went to oprah's school, which was i have to be everything." - yeah, but you only have to be yourself because there's nobody else in the world who's quite like you. and what your real job is to do is to come to the world and understand that your job is to figure out what it is you have to offer. - oprah winfrey, everybody. [cheers and applause] [trumpet fanfare] [bombastic hip-hop music] tonight. i've got a maroon shirt, and we have the beautiful and hilarious isla fisher. you can see her getting ready. we've got dave attell. he

i'm oprah winfrey, and welcome to the very first national "oprah winfrey show." >> i was surprised athue show" rearranged the furniture, but oprah remodeled the whole house. >> there are a lot of people out there watch hog really don't understand what you mean when you say, we're in love. because i remember questioning my gay friends, you mean you feel about him the way i feel about -- it's kind of a strange concept, you know, for a lot of people to accept. >> oprah was connecting with people in a way that no one had on tv before. and it was really special to see. >> well, did you know that for the longest time i wanted to an fourth grade teacher because of you? >> my, i was not aware of inspiring anyone. >> i think you did exactly what teachers are supposed to do, they create a spark for learning. it's the reason i have a talk show today. >> oprah winfrey now dominates the talk show circuit, both in the ratings and popularity. >> i want to use my life as a source of lifting people up. that's what i want to do. that's what i do every day on my show. you know, we get accused of being t

on her show. ♪ i still call australia home >>> and it was that same year that oprah celebrated one of idols, pulitzer prize-winning author toni morrison who passed away monday night. today, she discovered morrison -- she was 88. >> thank you for the lessons. thank you for your books. thank you for yourself. >>> coming up -- a real housewife gets some real work done. inside shannon beador's unconventional beauty treatment. >>> and we got scoop on the bachelorette's love triangle. hannah, her runner-up and a supermodel in the middle? >> plus, the backstreet boys add a new member >>> minutes away on "e.t." -- the breakout star of dora discovers ♪ >>> welcome back. "bachelor" nation freaked out when hannah b.'s runner-up tyler was spotted on a date with supermodel gigi hadid. now, remember, tyler was also spotted spending the night at hannah's. well, this triangle just got even juicier -- i love this so much, because gigi and tyler's date was not just a one-off. things. are. moving. fast. that's tyler at 8:00 this morning leaving gigi's new york pad. the two went a bowling lounge in manha

on her show. ♪ i still call australia home >>> and it was that same year that oprah celebrated one ofdols, pulitzer prize-winning author toni morrison who passed away monday night. today, she discovered morrison -- she was 88. >> thank you for the lessons. thank you for your books. thank you for yourself. >>> coming up -- a real housewife gets some real work done. inside shannon beador's unconventional beauty treatment. >>> and we got scoop on the bachelorette's love triangle. hannah, her runner-up and a supermodel in the middle? >> plus, the backstreet boys add a new memb >>> minutes away on "e.t." -- the breakout star of dora unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you? for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection or flu-like symptoms or sores,

we're one on one with the one-time spiritual confidante to oprah, now running four president. >>> andeam of warriors, big and small, on the field, playing with hearts of gold. >>> but first the "nightline" five. >>> number >>> good evening, and thanks so much for joining us. the gloves were off at ghs democratic debate. for some it was a night of rematches. for others a night to finally shine. the presidential contenders duking it out in michigan. a key state that narrowly swung to president trump's favor in the 2016 election. now the winners, losers and the voters. >> reporter: as democrats face off in the battle ground state of michigan. >> i do know. and i wrote the damn bill. >> reporter: we're with voters across the state from a watch party. >> that's why i like bernie. >> reporter: to the neighborhood bowling alley. >> i would like to see a woman president. i like elizabeth warren. >> reporter: even a local bakery. >> the only way we can win this election as democrats is if young people vote. >> reporter: their vote packs an extra punch. michigan is a make or break staten the ho

. >>> and who's the guy that had oprah swooning?'s definitely, definitely a snack. >> more than a snack, that was a meal. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hello, everybody. thanks so much for joining us on another busy friday. >> lots of news. let's get started. here's tonight's top story. >> taylor swift, the singer just dropped a new album. but the best part, she's revealing over a hundred pages from her personal journal. >> i went through my old diaries. >> she shared some pretty surprising stuff. the singer was apparently so upset in the wake of her feud with kim and kanye, in august of 2016, she wrote, this summer is the apocalypse. in 2013, after her breakup with harry styles, she said the focus on her was so intense she felt like she was being hunted. in 2010, she wrote about suffering from stagefright. i wish it wasn't so, but i can't blame my mind for freaking out about performances. criticism of my performances has been the biggest source of pain in my life. another personal diary, her lyrics, today, we're decoding

oprah gravitated towards the title because it is active.me it hones into the point we are watching this young person make himself, as we speak make himself into an adult before our eyes. >> i'm curious. when you talk about code switching and that creates a strength in terms of being a survivor. >> sure. urvive? one of the things that was really interesting is that i brought this pitch to own at a time ms. winfrey was doing a segment on "60 minutes" about acute childhood trauma. that trauma when we're young, we say to ourselves, i'm in survival mode, i'm in fight or flight. you start making mechanisms in order to survive at all times, but no one tells you when to stop doing that. >> it was life changing for her because people always say, what is wrong with you when they see somebody acting out when the question should be, what happened to you. this tweet caught my eye from dr. laura law. at oprah. i have to use the bathroom but i refuse to take myl. >> absolutely. we want you to sit and take in the segments. you got to get your nachos, your

oprah and gail. that's pretty solid. oprah and gail, those two. his book right now. yeah. did you guys ever have a situation where you fight over an anecdote? like, it's like, "i wanted that for my book"? you know, since my book was first, he lost on all of that. so you get first dibs on all that. on all the good stuff. and would it cause a rift in your relationship if oprah doesn't put his book in her book club? because she did it with yours. it might hurt his feelings, but he'll get over it. [ laughter ] the book is number one on amazon. that's got to be an exciting thing for you. i know. that's crazy. by a lot, i would imagine. was it fun to write the book? it was more fun than i thought. because here's the thing. rarely does anybody get time, and they get paid to reflect. right. that's true. and reflecting, i find, is very important, because the truth is is that for the last decade, there was no time to even really think about what just happened to us. you know, i write about the fact that, you know, the week would start, something amazing wou

wait for it. >>> oprah reveals what she would eat for her very last meal.e little life jacket? >> no, no. >> no? okay. >> scary stuff. >>> when we come back, what's next for hannah b.? the bachelorette? >> a pump? >> speaks out. wait for it. >>> oprah reveals what she would eat for her very last meal. "the skinny" is next. ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny >>> that legacy lives on. >> skinny in the house! i'm glad you guys kept my skinny sound. >> we kept "the skinny" voice. i try to do it but they're like, that voice is terrible. >> do you want to rerecord it? 'rnot doneith the bachelorette, hannah b. >> more than 7 million people watched the season finale when she gave the final rose to jed, then broke up with jed, and asked out the guy she sent packing, tyler c. >> i want him to be a part of my life in some way. so i want to be able to hang out. no pressure. just -- >> dating, no cameras, just you two? >> yeah. maybe. [ cheers and applause ] hang out hang out. >> she's hedging a lot. hannah also

amounted to oprah compassed pain. men swallow their tears that's a local problem here in rwanda which reflect the dangerous side to all men are expected to deal with their pain and grief alone in silence and internally although the country is hailed as a role model and reconciling with its violent past toxic image of let's kill anybody and continues to have the healing process of it's me a population.

oprah called morrison a magician with language who used words to roil us, wake us and educate us.e news about people who go to bed early and wake up early. researchers say there are more of us than they thought. >> scientists call these people advanced sleepers. those who go to bed around 8:00 p.m. and wake up at 4:00 a.m. or earlier. a new study finds about one in 300 people follow this schedule because their sleep hormones are released too early. >> i wonder what that means for us. what are we? >> i know. >> advanced sleepers do get quality rest but doctors say the condition can impact social lives. >> sounds like it's worth it. >>> and next, warm up the lasagna. "garfield" is coming back to television. >> oh, my goodness. nickelodeon plans to develop a new series starring the comic strip cat. "garfield" is the most widely published comic strip in the world. >>> and finally one more day until the taco bell hotel opens its door. >> in palm springs, california. a lot of things to look forward to like maybe chalupas. not bad, huh. >> teacher: let's turn in your science papers. >> t

. >> and "oprah"e and gal put in the hot seat.'l wel tale what you they were getting grilled about tonig on "fox5"like it or not". >> welcome in on this wednesday nights. we're ready to go all of us seated and ready for "fox5"ion here on "like it or not". angie, marina, britt, me, tv m lokay. we're going with the first story tonight. >>♪ ♪ >> missy elliot will receive the michael award

i think we might need oprah back. she can move products.ave her come out, you know what my favorite thing is? soybeans! everybody will be like, i love soybeans! so it doesn't look like the u.s. and china are close to stopping the trade war. those aren't the only countries with beef now. tensions between india and pakistan are getting worse after india removed cashmere's governing status and korea launched missiles into the sea. this is also bad for the environment, kim jong un! we're trying to pull plastic out of the ocean, this asshole is throwing entire missiles in! if all the constant bad news popping up on your phone is proving too much, maybe you need a vacation to really unplug. >> we'll move to a popular vacation trend getting off the grid. more people are searching for trips to help them get away from it all and disconnect. >> no cell service and no wi-fi is starting to mean no vacancy. this converted fire tower in rural oregon costs 200 a night or 2,000 a night in alaska to shut it out. crazy but necessary. near me the tree bones r

. >> reporter: morrison's writings would influence a generation and capture the imagination of oprah winfrey, who would produce and star in the film adaptation of "beloved." >> you don't never have to worry about dinner. she a charmed child. >> reporter: about the agony of a mother who has to choose between the life of her daughter or a return to slavery. >> she reaches into the depths of pain and shows us through pain all the myriad ways we can come to love. >> reporter: for morrison, her mission was to empower. >> i didn't want to speak for black people, i wanted to speak to and to be among. it's us. >> reporter: a legacy left in her pages. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: when morrison accepted her nobel prize, she said that the language we use may be the measure of our lives. and in her case, what a life it was. she was beloved. still ahead right here on the "cbs evening news," the pilot of a major u.s. airline is accused of being too drunk to fly. the shocking arrest photo that prompted immediate changes in one police department. >>> and a young boy's el paso c

. >> seth: ava duvernay was the director oprah was a producer did you get to see oprah at the premiere yeah. [ laughter ] >> i mean, people stood up for a half hour. they wouldn't sit down >> seth: yeah. >> it was amazing. and in the scene where i signed the confession, the audience was so beautiful, they're like, "no, no, don't sign it, don't sign it!" tried to stop me [ laughter ] it was beautiful >> seth: it was good advice. it's a shame that they weren't there on the day [ light laughter ] >> funny but not funny >> seth: exactly we were saying backstage, this is a wonderful show. it's hard to watch as a father >> really hard to watch. >> seth: you're a father are your kids -- do you see them going towards show business, is that something you think that might happen >> well, my daughter just did a short that got into sundance film festival. >> seth: congratulations that's great >> and south by southwest. was just nominated [ applause ] >> seth: all right >> yeah, yeah. best young actress at the queen palm film festival >> seth: that's so exciting. >> i know. big ups, sweetheart. big

later oprah winfrey's book club helped toni morrison become a household name her novels such as the bluest eye song of solomon and beloved went beyond bestseller status they contributed to a shift in african-american storytelling a style that embraced ruthless honesty. toni morrison empowered countless readers and will be remembered as a force of nature in the world of literature and beyond. colleague david leavitt's joins me now as mentioned this year's molnar runs and she was a force of nature and it's so inspiring just watching her and some of those old interviews you know what's so inspiring about her is that as an author and as a person she stood for dignity in the face of hardship and racism and oppression you know when she started writing when she published her 1st novel as a single mother at age 40 stories about black americans were not considered literature for everyone they were really put in a box but she made stories about black americans world literature and she showed a lot of people along the way both in america and around the western world that great literature does not hav

david: coming up, weight watchers seeing the oprah effect. add featuring oprah winfrey pay off.ght watchers president and ceo. alix: bloomberg users, check out our charts at gtv . them to yoursave desktop for future reference. this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: i'm viviana hurtado in the hewlett-packard enterprise greenroom. coming up, cumberland advisors chairman and ceo. here is your bloomberg business flash. more costs on the way at walgreens. the drug store will close 200 locations in the u.s. in addition to 750 closings already announced. arereen says the cuts necessary to overhaul many parts of its operation. the moves will result in charges of up to $2.4 million during fedex cutting another connection with amazon. delivery contract with the world's largest online retailer will not be renewed when it expires at the end of this month. two months ago fedex said it would no longer fly amazon packages. fedex is holding its own shipping network. tariffs leading to u.s. import surge, now where houses are full. that is true outside the port of los angeles at one of the world's lar

do you think gayle and oprah know what it means?know what it means. >> okay, that's cardi b. >> okay. >> we all got that, thank you, cardi. >> wig snatch. >> did she say wig snatch? oh my goodness, she said next, we all got that one. okay, so the two are taking on the word "thicc," no "k." >> do you think you know what they're trying to describe? >> someone's described as thicc? yep. let's go to the tape. >> that's a compliment. if you say somebody's thicc, it means they're a little -- >> voluptuous. >> curvaceous. >> very common in the black culture. like we're both thicc. >> yeah. i am thicc and very proud of it. >> i am living for this video. oh my goodness, this is amazing. >> i love it. i love it. >> being thicc. >> there are so many words they can go through. >> so good. >> really. love it. >>> ed sheeran's climbed a mountain, actually the mountain. >> the "game of thrones" star known as "the mountain" ran into his one-time costar and that happened. >> during his reunion with the singer he showed off his sheer power by hoistin

in order to be prepared do you know already where you will be on october the 31st oprah will be in milan the office and watch events. are at the end of august meeting they're relaxed about whatever happens on the 31st of october a chief economist at their bank thank you so much for your time ok. now was it in tensions between the u.s. and china aren't the only trade headache in asia the traits that between japan and south korea has escalated to tokyo it posterboard new trade restrictions against its neighbor japan for move south korea from its list of favored export partners so has protested the move which comes amid a dispute over japan's use of wartime forced labor this could slow the imports of japanese media put the south korea's technology industry. to argentina and the country's annual agricultural show this year follows on the food industry were considering just how much the recently agreed to you in the course of a free trade deal will benefit them and where the pitfalls are. the winners are is rural exhibition draws in over a 1000000 visitors every year. this year's event comes

in order to be prepared do you know already where you will be on october the 31st oprah will be in milan the office and watch events. right there no meeting they're relaxed about whatever happens on the 31st of october a chief economist at bamberg brown thank you so much for your time. now if you have the feeling that nostalgia is making a comeback is more evidence you're right 40 years after the sony walkman hit the scene sales of compact cassette tapes at least in the united kingdom are at a record high some $36000.00 to cassettes have sold so far this year there are a surprise hit especially with younger music lovers looking to gift their friends with music and prefer more affordable tapes to vinyl records and it's also. new acts that are boosting sales take american singer billy 8 he sold the most so far this year with the album when we all fall asleep where do we call home. well i hope you didn't fall asleep during this business update here on d w you can always check out the latest going online visiting us online on d w dot com business or follow us on social media will be back wit

can't sneeze oprah for a movie soundtrack to get you behind. these protests of the new no less a day backdrop to life. and w.'s charlotte hill who filed that report joins us now from hong kong for the latest so charlotte some very disturbing pictures of the violent clashes last night was the situation right now in the city at the moment marianne you've got to protest going on concurrently they have been largely peaceful throughout the morning but the big concern here is that they could deviate from the law to drew take to the streets once again as we've seen happening to so many days now the concern both parties they might gather here this is the central government's liaison office the azing body between hong kong and mainland china there are big barricades up behind me to try and prevent that now we are getting some reports that protesters are throwing stones at the police station we know from the past few days that anger really is building towards the police process is here saying these have been extremely heavy handed such as the anger we're

for literature in 19931 believe it was in some of her, one of her novels was made into a film with oprah. it had an enormous cultural impact. i think she will go down as one of the greats. not only did she do all of that writing, but she was also a lack at one of the famous us universities — not a lecturer. the tributes that have come through today not only cite these details but also emphasise the great storyteller that she was as well. she was a great storyteller because she didn't try and tell the story for a wide reader, she really, many would say, she just told the story as it truly was. she wasn't trying to make it better for the audience more manageable for the audience. it wasjust audience more manageable for the audience. it was just the roar truth about what it was like when she was growing up at a time when people got into trouble if they were helping young black people learn to read —— raw. the new york times today say she described and often crushing experience of black women. so, fantastic. i am going to read one of her books this summer when i go away andi her books this s

her friend oprah winfrey said tuesday -- "she was our conscience. our seer. our truth-teller. she was a magician with language, who understood the power of words. she used them to roil us, to wake us, to educate us and help us grapple with our deepest wounds and try to comprehend them." in a moment, we will be joined by three remarkable writers who knew toni morrison, angela davis, sonia sanchez, and nikki giovanni. but first, we to turn to the trailer to the new documentary "toni morrison: the pieces i am >> my grandfather bgged all theime that he and read the bible. and was illal in hi life to rea ultimately, i ewew thawords have power. i wanted as many people oo uld heary v voi to understand the importae of the work. gepeople ttrust, o this is somethg set, then hit th with toni morrison! early review y,y, shes gogot a grgrt talent. one day shwowon't limit it to only write abo b blackeople. as a consequence, th h had to e e atteion. 'm tid of peoe asking me the quesonon. know where isis man's energyamame fr to raise two kids, to bring other pepeopl's s lor totohe partyand al

i think i've heard oprah say that too. two smart people. i'm so proud to have these people as part of my story. and to all the viewers i have an unbreakable bond with from my chance to talk everything entertainment. so it's not goodbye, just rather turning a page to the next chapter. >> when you open up this chapter at "e.t." and you look in our archives there are so many magic moments. you definitely left your mark. just in case you need a little reminder of all the greatness and the people who love you, we put together something very special. ♪ >> she has happens to be our newest team member, nancy o'dell, who owns this "e.t." exclusive. it is so nice to say welcome, nancy. >> thank you, mary. it's so nice be here. >> january 3rd, 2011. since then, you better believe if it was a big star, thansy got it. >> i've been a fan of yours for a long time. we got a southern connection. >> i thank you. they don't go unnoticed. >> heavy hitter right here. >> i'm a little calm now. it's big time. >> and you had your hands around my butt the entire in

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her best known work is the pulitzer prize winning work "beloved" which became a movie starring oprahart wrenching story of a slave mother haunted by the decision to take her baby's life rather than to have the child grow up in slavery in 1993, morrison won the nobel prize for literature in 2012 barack obama awarded her the highest civilian honor, presidential medal of freedom. obama said her writing was a beautiful meaningful challenge to our conscience and moral imagination. what a gift to breathe the same air as her if only for a while oprah adding, she was our conscience, our seer, our truth teller toni morrison, whose writing confronted us with important uncomfortable truth, died on monday in the bronx, new york. what y d. wow. thanks, zoltar. how can i ever repay you? maybe you could free zoltar? thanks, lady. taxi! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ to severe plaque psoriasis get clearer. and tremfya® was proven superior to humira® in providing significantly clearer skin. don't use if you're allergic to tremfya®. tremfya® may lower your ability

oprah took it to the silver screen. it tanked at the box office.ing was acknowledged internationally. in 1993 she became the first black woman to win the nobel prize in literature. the same year she nearly lost it all in a fire on christmas day. only a portion of her manuscript survived. tragedy struck again christmas of 120. her son died of cancer. the death weighed heavily on her. and she didn't write a sentence for months. tony left a mark on literature. spanning own five decades. while presenting her with the presidential medal of freedom, obama said this. >> her prose brings us the kind of moral and emotional intensity. that few writers ever attempt. >> oprah today remembering her as a magician with language. who understood the power of words. here's in her own words. it's important therefore to know who the real enemy is. and to know the function. the very serious function of racism which is distraction. it keeps you from doing your work. it keeps you explaining over and over again your reason for being. somebody says you have no language. an