the relationship with oprah., you got a question? >> yeah, i'll buy anything james cordin is selling. what's more important, digital or secular to this story >> digital digital is going to drive this story. >> all right no more questions. time to vote are you buying karen's pitch on weight watchers? guy adami, we'll start with you. >> could you read my smart board for me because i wrote this prior to that. >> oprah, exclamation point. >> oprah she's the greatest activist investor of all time when she said she was involved remember where that stock went another foray into the world of oprah and that stock doubles from here. good for karen. >> up 450% since oprah's initial investment in 2015 remarkable dan nathan, what do you say? >> yeah, i'm a buyer i thought that was a great power pitch. she covered so many different areas and karen is a great value investor too, not just oprah as the activist. >> tim >> clean sweep that's a big person with a big addressable market that's the story here. i think that's what make

long before there were concert halls oprah houses music was played in churches including in the mission as people from home book called their church for centuries this was the 1st symbol of the port city that's a lost soul from a far. the church organs of sun michael's this is where our musical journey through hamburg begins the city has a rich musical history and an exciting present i will take you to the many clubs across the city and to many other places. i'll also be turning into an avatar to attend a concert audition. i'll take a tour through the house of the district of scientology where the beatles polished their skills. and i visit the molotov one of the most famous clubs in there they pop on. my journey takes me from the old landmark the mission to the new land mark them feel our money the concert called by the river ever opened in 27 see. we filmed in march 2020 before the corona lockdown so i was able to fulfill a long held wish to visit tumble. as you can see from the brick bays this was once a warehouse it became a concert hall with this spectacular glass structure. forced

i'm oprah winfrey, and welcome to the very first national "oprah winfrey show." >> i was surprised at took us a lot longer. "the donahue show" rearranged the furniture, but oprah remodeled the whole house. >> there are a lot of other people out there watching who 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 be a 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 m

a little bit. >> jimmy: what was it like when you met oprah for the first time.ical too, we were in the middle of a rehearsal for the show and we were singing the last song, the title track of the musical, she walk into the room and everyone burst into tears and for some reason i just got this sort of moment of determination for which i refused to stop singing. i said i will finish this song i will not fail in front of oprah winfrey frid-- and i continued last high note and she gave me this hug so i was singing this high note in her ear as she was hugging me the first time i met her. >> did she get mad? >> no i got a good old squeeze it was wonderful. >> jimmy: what about the first time you met jason bateman was that equally magical. >> maybe magical in a very different way. it was over the phone. it was -- it was a facetime call, we were talking basket project, the first time i was talking about the project with him about "the outside evoutsid it was strange because it was lovely by the end i really wanted to do the project but couldn't tell if i got the project

long before there were concert halls oprah houses music was played in churches including in the mission house people from home book called. for centuries this was the 1st symbol of the port city that's a large salt from afar. the church organ of sun michael's this is were a musical journey through hamburg begins this city has a rich musical history and an exciting present i will take you to the many clubs across the city and to many other places. i'll also be turning into an avatar to attend a concert this by. i'll take a tour through the humble district of sun probably where the beatles polish their skills. and i visit the molotov one of the most famous clubs in the republic. my journey takes me from the old landmark the mission to the new landmark them fill out morning the concert called by the river and opened in 27 scene. we filmed in march 2020 before the cool no lockdown so i was able to fulfill a long held wish to visit town work. as you can see from the brick place this was once a warehouse it became a concert home with this spectacular glass structure. forced escalator carries

she said oprah contacted her and said oprah wanted to buy something for her to wear during the inaugurationlike she had done for maya angelou in 1993. oprah and gorman agreed on earrings and a ring that she wore on her right hand. it's a caged bird, a nod to angelou's 1969 autobiography. nice to have oprah as one of your friends, dion. >> i mean, she is going to hold on to that for the rest of her life. has pretty much made it in life, i think. >> that's amazing. >> at 22. >>> well, we've got some crazy weather coming our way, guys. day after day after day of rainfall with just one exception. so let's go right to the live shot, and i'll show you what's going on. this is the view from mount tam. and you can see we have clouds at various levels in the atmosphere, and they're only going get darker and lower and thicker because rain is coming our way. right now, though, it's dry. oakland 58. upper 50s in mountain view and san jose. 66 at morgan hill. that's our warm spot. half moon bay only 48, our chilly spot. looking northward from the golden gate, blue sky, but that won't last long. more clo

oprah!ing, and people need content and people need you right now. so thank you so much for just doing what you are doing i just want to say on behalf of all of your fans but we love you, and we are just so happy to have you. >> thank you, jimmy. and we need to go to bed with some joy [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'll try, i'll try >> thank you >> jimmy: terry gross, everybody. go to npr.com for new episodes of "fresh air. and check out our conversation with dr. fauci on february 3rd we will be right back with the performance from fontaines d.c stick around ♪ ♪ ♪ (quiuiet piano m music) (l(loud music c & noises)) ♪ ♪ (quiet p piano musicic) comfort inin the extrereme. the e lincoln fafamily of l luxury suvsvs. loves s me. loloves me notot. new neututrogena® skin b balancingng! 3 madede-for-you f formulas with 2% % pha exexfoliate anand conditioin for soft, , balanced s skin. find t the one.. neututrogena® ♪ oh, oh,h, oh, ozempmpic®! ♪ (annououncer) ononce-weekly y ozempic® is helg many peoeople wit

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how to sit in rows beijing and if we want to make them understand that what they are doing that the oprah show and that they are pursuing you know comes with a price then obviously we have to watch and i think we have to do more on 2 fronts we need to. limited sanctions we know how the years global human rights sanctions they can ism and it should be invoked these are be a couple of figures a long including to atlanta and all the other 100 the e.u. should also and germany particularly should also work diligently to words a reason this issue is international or all around them for instance creating a contact group with a floor hong kong with the like minded countries to pay attention and to let's not let that topic not that issue in the international here talk about more action from the e.u. and from germany but then in december you have the e.u. that agreed on an investment to deal with china a deal that germany had been strongly backing i'm wondering what is the message that this sends to the chinese government well unfortunately. that's not the the message that i wouldn't want to see. a

. >> my first guest tonight is oprah winfrey.le." let's watch. >> like i say, fine with me. >> did she hit you? >> yeah. you know, the thing about it is, teach let her hit me, but i wasn't allowed to hit her. >> 1986, you had a talk show host on your program, oprah winfrey. did you know that he would become oprah? >> did i know she would get this enormous? no one would have predicted that. did i know she would be successful? absolutely. >> i feel a burn. >> he does it pretty good. >> i had a fantasy about you. >> he knows the business so well. >> i deny that. >> well, i mean, he is larry king. he's been around since the year one. >> the must-stop spot on tv for viewers to talk directly to some of the world's most five rit icons. >> do you ever get sick? >> every once inin a while. >> laughs, leaders. larger than life personalities. >> did you get a face-lift? >> god, know. if i had a face-lift, would i be stuck with this? >> "larry king live" covered it all. >> when larry king comes into your home, he's part of the family almost.

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too many calls coming in from oprah that probably if i was the media i do it the same way to say. yeah no sign of conceding never the last congress is expected to officially confirm joe biden is president later today. trump supporters from across the country descended on washington for a so-called stop this steel rally bracing for a possible clashes between the crowd and their opponents the city's mayor has called in the national guard donald trump himself more than the left grouping to stay away from being the movement a terrorist organization. let's move on to another headline stories today wiki leaks co-founder julian assange has been denied bail by a london court it follows a decision to block his extradition to the united states over concerns that he posed a suicide risk. edwards dusty picks up the story. so the united kingdom earlier today has to noise judy in the sunshine they all of course that comes just 2 days after they will not actually got your innocence to the united states has been 'd lonely long legal battle for june the start because the united states of one to 10

of you believe me you believe that somebody comes out of nowhere is hunter the prosecutor and you oprah used to be a friend of mine once i ran for president i did notice that too many calls coming in from oprah that probably if i was the media i do it the same way to say. without republican do appear to be continuing to lose political influence as a dulling to the wire race for 2 senate seats in georgia seems to be tilting in favor of the 10. that's if both those seats are secured the democratic party will take majority control over the whole of congress for the next 2 years will for more on this story let's go live to kill him up and in the new york kill a this is a real room from november's senate race in georgia which was just too close to call the rewards could hardly be bigger could they control of something said to be as important as winning the white house the u.s. congress. indeed well all eyes are on georgia right now where it appears the democrats are in the lead now votes are still being counted but at this point raphael warnock the democrat has declared victory and won over

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she even had some special momentos from oprah getting her through that moment.did. >> that's what does it. i mean, she did it herself, but when you have oprah as your wings, too, that takes it to a whole new level. >> you're going to fly. she did. she flew. >> it was amazing. we can't wait to see the want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network. sure thing! and with fast nationwide 5g included at no extra cost. we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction. and get a new samsung galaxy starting at $17 a month. learn more at xfinitymobile.com or visit your local xfinity store today. ♪ [coughs] ♪ [inhales] [exhales] ♪ [camera click] [inhales] halls breathe it in >>> quite a roller coaster of temperatures coming at us starting tomorrow. look at that. about ten degrees cooler than today with mid-50s. but those will be the exception. we do bump up a little bit saturday thanks to the dry wea

and just a little note, couple of things you may not have known the earrings were from oprah.from oprah i hit the floor right like what and that a large ring did you notice it when she was talking i cannot pantomime ing a lot of her i know why the caged bird sings from my she wore was a caged bird yeah to remind her of that. >>who of course read the column for bill clinton had daughter aisha nun who over also gifted something so in my angeles did it we're talking about 22 year-old amanda if you missed it it was incredible the poem that she wrote and read is entitled the hill we climb we've got kacey montoya now showing us more about her message. >>we are striving to forge or union with purpose to compose a country committed to all cultures. colors characters in conditions of man 22 year-old amanda gorman recited her poem the hill we climb at the inauguration of america's 46th president wednesday morning taking the biggest stage of her career so far while once we asked how could we possibly prevail over catastrophe. now we assert how could catastrophe possibly prevail over us t

arrived at i think it they say in the feel good film business he's paying it forward because i think oprah made him a made man and i think he's passing and i'm not surprised to hear that americans are kurd standoffish is how i refer to it as i often think that when this country have so much compared to the rest of the world the one i hear happy our problems half of the therapeutics and half of the courtesies i get the other people are just mildly nodding and then moving on because there are times when you're listening to somebody go on a but you know a problem that you're just a gas has hung them up that much because and you're in sub-saharan africa sharing a model with a will to be sad sure that problems we have piquancy such as the way i look at it yeah like people would say oh my god i couldn't see my family during covert it's like how about if your dad was lined up and killed by isis. you're my home now daughter your daughter's only white like everything's in perspective but you're right i mean i think i think. but that's like there's like victim culture in general is such a trap i thi

i had to beat stacey abrams and had to beat oprah. used to be a friend of mine.le. i don't think she thinks that anymore. once i ran for president i didn't notice there were too many calls coming in from oprah. believe it or not she used to like me but i was one of the five outstanding people come and had a campaign against michelle obama and barack hussein obama, against stacy. and i had brian kemp come he weighs 130 pounds big he said he played offense of light in football. i'm trying to figure that out. i'm still trying to figure that out. he said that the other night. often sublimely. i am saying really? >> we believe this rally with

it's i try to you know i'm actually going to talk to dr phil when i see oprah see him in a week or 2 when i found that recently i've struggled a little bit with like. now that i've done that and you've been doing this for years you could coach me on this but it's once you start getting people wanting you to speak in one you to do this and that it's hard sometimes where gets a little bit addictive like the high the intensity of how great things are going and i want to get back on a taco and be like art for i don't get back to just thinking it's about this one episode and nothing else matters. i mean i'm sure you've gone through so many cycles of this trade. you know what i would say this i wouldn't trust fame i wouldn't trust celebrity. i 8 would trust the fact that you seem to have some ability and i'm sure dr phil studies show this trust me he's not having you on more than a few times if it doesn't show that he you're making a dent with some people what way you can always trust that somewhere along the way your vulnerabilities your travails your area edition the way you carry yourse

in this oprah about love and passion hygiene regulations prohibit so much as in light case it may be heartless but at least it's healthful. common doesn't die of the pandemic but of a crime of passion. at a distance. mario do you have any. i think you've all set an example for how to make music in spite of and above it all and much more thank you for it and wish you all the best and most importantly that you stay healthy. and he with. 32. 1. exploding cakes are just some of christiane extreme boss creation. that took. this banner shot could some extravagant open bake masterpieces that are not only delicious their unique coming area experiencing. the moment. d.w. . story of producing propaganda. they were called the rhineland bastards. their mothers were germans living in the occupied rhineland their father's soldiers from the french colonies. up in a climate of national pride and racism. this documentary examines the few traces that remain of their existence. the choke chain . stores january 11th on t.w. . the british coast life photographer quentin late wanted to get to know it bett

oprah giving her this caged bird ring, a nod to legendary poet, maya angelou, a source of inspiration for the young writer. >> so poised, so powerful. i have to just read my favorite line from this. she said, "for there is always light, if only we're brave enough to see it, if only we're brave enough to be it." it was such a message of hope, and i think looking at what many of us would consider the younger generation giving us the sense that there is light, there is hope coming around the bend, it was really encouraging. it was such a powerful moment. >> it was a call to action as well. she says we will not be turned around or interrupted by intimidation. and i will tell you that i accidently tweeted out instead of interrupted, i said insurrected, which is not a word. but i think i'm still traumatized from what i saw two weeks ago at the capitol. and she said we will not be turned around or interrupted. and there was a point that someone made, and obviously the analysis of all this that she deserves all the accolades, but also this shows there a lot of amanda gormans out there. she is

in this oprah about love and passion hygiene regulations prohibit so much as in light case it may be heartless but at least it's healthful. common doesn't die of the pandemic but of a crime of passion. at a distance mario do you have anything young against i think you've all set an example for how to make music inspired at home and above it all and much more thank you for it and wish you all the best and most importantly that you stay healthy because of. john the germany. people love that cause don't want to let the. one trucks problem when. it's time to try something new was about self driving buses and goods distribution of power by us in the intelligence to read. next on details. sorry to. exploding cakes are just some of christiane s 3 boss creation. that. this spanish cooks up extravagant love and baked masterpieces that are not only delicious their unique cullen area experiences. bureau but. on d w. w's crime fighters are back left because most successful radio drama series continues from the whole episode are available online course you can share and discuss song w. africa's f

i didn't think i could do that then we looked it up oprah runs the average i felt like i could beat oprahi do it. i do it in 4 hours and 16 minutes and it's not that hard and i -- and i brag about it and i say, "marathons aren't hard. but cut to a few days later. i destroyed my knee. i got iliotibial band syndrome, and i couldn't walk for about six months so they are hard, and i'm a liar then asics hits me up to say, "hey, what if you trained correctly, psychopath? and we'll see how you do that way. and i did it i ran -- trained appropriately for three months with asics and then went to run another marathon this is a month ago? and i was going pretty fast, trying to run a 3 hour and 30-minute marathon and i was trying to parlay into another sponsorship, so at the half marathon mark, i slammed a 20-ounce mountain dew to say, "mountain dew is good for you, and it will help you run marathons. and my body seized up immediately. i had to lay down for about 20 minutes and i ran much slower than my first marathon time. and asics wasn't stoked, but i did get some free mountain dew stuff. >> seth:

if a sized trait over of geopolitical concerns an oprah she would writes and i think that's our.priority that's a sequence of priorities right we should have rules soames we leave it there for the timing but thank you so much for joining us i have to go for the chairman of the european parliament delegation for the nations with china thank you sir and in hong kong it's of the new national security and or has already had an impact on free speech my colleague sarah kennedy spoke with a former hong kong legislator mike and 10 he's a probating politician and he admitted to her that the new law had had a chilling effect on political debate. you have sometimes spoken out against the government do you personally have to watch what you say how worried are you my honest opinion. is that yes there's been a tightening of freedom to express views particularly who are here comes to hong kong. gaining some kind of a greater control over its own destiny. about. civic nomination anybody can you nominate to run for chief executive. against basic law so all i'm saying is that anybody comes up with

>> oprah? >> oprah winfrey. that's who i was thinking of. this is a perfect book club book. you have people who are similarly situated. >> i'm being told to move on. please, we're dealing -- this is what we're dealing with in this country. this is dr. martin luther king day, the insurrection on the capitol, the racism. this is the news. you're right. i do have to go because i have to get to what we have planned here. everybody read it, this is "the fire." and i promise you it will be helpful and i thank you for doing what you just did. >> i thank you for doing what you are doing. i love you, don lemon. this is one reason why. >> this is the conversation i have with my friends, this is what i say. thank you, everyone, for tuning in. i really appreciate it. this is a special dr. martin luther king jr. edition of "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. we are just a day and a half away from the moment joe biden raises his right hand and he's going to take the oath of office becoming the 46th president of the united states. short time away. the capitol is under lockdown right now as more

oprah? tyler perry? adam sandler? guillermo?>> guillermo: the rock. >> jimmy: the rock is not correct. the highest-paid celebrity of the year for 2020 is kylie jenner.

oprah also bought my earrings as well.shionably for the moment. >> and you were and you have three books that are coming out. okay, got to ask you, 2036, you running for president? >> heck, yeah. >> love your confidence. you know, amanda, my momma said we all have gifts. discover yours and share it with the world. thank you for sharing yours with the world. we will not be the same because of it. we'll see you. >> thank you. >> thank you, bless you. okay, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ are you ready to join the duers? those who du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent. the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or eliminate oral steroids. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions including anaphylaxis. get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, chest pain, tell your doctor if you have

from oprah winfrey, it was always a treat to sit at your table and hear your stories. thank you. ryan seacrest, truly an american treasure, rest in peace and everyone kermit the frog, he was a friend of the muppets and the world. king survived the heart attack in 1977 and was married eight times to seven different women it has been reported that he had been battling covid, larry king said he hoped to be remember as a good father and an interviewer who added to the knowledge of the world. >> instead of good-bye, how about so long. nbc news >> thank you, larry. well, you know the old saying, it feels like a million bucks. last night somebody finally hit it really big in the mega millions drawing kathy park is on the case. >> let's see if i can make you a billionaire tonight. >> reporter: these six numbers on one mega million's ticket made someone a billion dollars richer over night. the mystery winner bought the ticket at this novi, michigan kroger outside droit >> i go dang, i shop here all the time >> i thought i was going to retire today >> reporter: the jackpot kept climbing be

they include oprah, j.z., kanye west, michael jordan, david constituterd, he founded an i.t.of them inherited their wealth. and only one of them, robert f. smith made his fortune in vevrg. last year he explained to cnbc why in wealth gap has been so hard to close. >> african-americans have traditionally not participated. in fact, you go look at the homestead act, the southern homestead act, red lining around communities, inability to gain pa foothold in the capital part of capitalism they've been part of the labor party. that's the dynamic. >> he is right. laws and regulations have prevented people of color from investing as whites could. that is why we've had to outwork others just to kind of keep up. what mr. smith is describing has a name. systemic racism. literally, the systems that make race an inescapable disadvantage. we may be through with this racist history. but the numbers are clear. history ain't through with us. which brings us back to jayden. this week, his mother says she noticed news alerts about game stop. wrushd over and explained what was going on and let h

long before there were concert halls or oprah houses music was played in churches including in the mission as people from home book call their church for centuries this was the 1st symbol of the port city that's a lost soul from afar. the church organ of sun michael's this is where our musical journey through hamburg begins this city has a rich musical history and an exciting present i will take you to the many clubs across the city and to many other places. i'll also be turning into an avatar to attend a concert. i'll take a tour through the humble district of sun probably where the beatles polish their skills. and i visit the molotov one of the most famous clubs in the republic. my journey takes me from the old landmark the mission to the new land mark their fuel our money the concert called by the river elbe opened in 2017. we filmed in march 2020 before the cool no lockdown so i was able to fulfill a long held wish to visit tumble. as you can see from the brick plays this was once a warehouse it became a concert hall with this spectacular glass structure. about 4 ft escalator carries y

long before there were concert halls or oprah houses music was played in churches including in the mission as people from home walk call their church for centuries this was the 1st symbol of the port city that's a lost soul from a far. the church organs of sun michael's this is where our musical journey through begins this city has a rich musical history and an exciting present i will take you to the many clubs across the city and to many other places. i'll also be turning into an avatar to attend a concert. i'll take a tour through the humble district office on probably one of the beatles polished their skills. and i visit the molotov one of the most famous claps invent it. my journey takes me from the old landmark the mission to the new landmark there phil armani the concert called by the river elbe or opened in 2017. we filmed in march 2020 before the corona lockdown so i was able to fulfill a long held wish to visit tom work. as you can see from the brick base this was once a warehouse it became a concert hall with this spectacular glass structure. morphed escalator carries you inside

>> i mean he's right up there with oprah. >> jimmy: oh, no he's not, she's above him, until next weektop. >> totally. oprah i finally met her at an emmy award that you were hosting and my whole cast met her and talked about how great she was, i was like she's two rows down, ten seats over, excuse me, i'm going to walk over and meet her, i wake down and see her talking to somebody, it's the moment where they're like back on in one minute, get to your seats, this person walks away i say, excuse me miss winfrey, she turns to me and exhales this calm breath, be patient with this dude who you have no idea who they are and she's looking at me like she has no idea who i am, i say i'm milo ventimiglia, i play jack on "this is us" she grabbed my hand and said soy -- yes you do. yes you do. before they said get back to your seat. >> jimmy: you're blocking the camera. we'll take a break, milo ventimiglia with us, tuesday nights "this is us" we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ smooth driving pays off. ♪ with allstate, the safer you drive the more you save. ♪ you never been in better hands. allstate. click o

>> oprah? >> oprah winfrey, that's what i was thinking of. this is a perfect book club book because you get collections of people who are only similarly situated by their curiosity of what they can learn together. what is better than this book, lemon? >> we are talking about important stuff in it and being told to move on. please, this is what we're dealing with in this country. that's why this is dr. martin luther king jr. day. this is the insurrection on the capitol, this is the news, what we're talking about now. you're right, but i do have to go because i have to get to what we have planned here. but, everybody, read it, "this is the fire." i promise you that it will be helpful and i thank you for doing what you just did. thank you so much. >> i thank you for doing what you are doing. i love you, don lemon. >> i love you as well. >> this is one reason why. >> "this is the fire," this is a conversation i have with my friends about racism. thank you for indulging me. thank you for tuning in, everyone. i appreciate it. this is a special dr.

we picked up history and with oprah and chip and jo and we put it together and we believe we'll let theof that group fight out scripted series and movies. but we have a great lane in the u.s. and around the world and that lane is that we're -- we have great content that people love, 90-day fiance, chip and joanna gains and oprah winfrey and we're different. we have basically everything in our category people are starting to see that today. verizon saw it we sat down with hans and with his entire team and verizon is the number one direct to consumer platform company and marketing company in america and they choose us they chose us to co-market, to help drive verizon, reduce churn and get subscribers in the u.s we did the same as we announced today with vodafone. >> so certainly, david, you know, doing that partnership with verizon is taking a page from what disney did with the launch of disney plus and then, of course, that vodafone deal. i have to ask how meaningful you think the deals will be for driving long term subscriber growth do you expect to be able to convert most of those subs

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blackstone as well as celebrities, including oprah, jay-z, natalie portman all have invested in oatly. in july this company was valued at $2 billion in its latest round. oatly declined to comment on its plans for an ipo but again, melissa, that ipo pipeline remains very full despite last year's record-breaking level of issuan issuance. >> it seems like jay-z and oprah would be a winning ticket. show of hands, traders, i'm curious, do any of you consume oat milk nobody raised their hand. >> if i have to. if i have to so we are not the demographic for oat milk is my point >> who is? >> karen, who is you've got a couple of drinkers in your household. >> my kids are yes, i have oatly in my refrigerator right now i have two kids that are vegetarians. they love oatly. they're talking about this billion dollars they want to raise. i have no idea what valuation that would be. it seems like it could be a beyond meat-like frenzy. >> it's the same drivers i feel like dan would relate to this trade, but it's sort of the same investment thesis as a beyond meat. >> yeah. listen, i do think that aar

but oprah is a fan of amanda's. that's all youd to know right there.ee li nz? >> she was just phenomenal. she is going places. so many great moments. but this man right here, not sure if you recognize him with his mask on, but he is officer eugene goodman. he is that heroic officer who was seen diverting the rioters on capitol hill two weeks ago, making sure that they did not make into it the senate chamber where the senators were. and so he is such a hero. and it turns out he made an appearance today because he has been promoted after that moment. he is now the acting deputy sergeant at arms for the capitol, and he was tasked with escorting vice president kamala harris today. so everybody is rooting for him. we're so proud of him. he is such an american hero now. and it was great to see him there with that promotion. spencer? >> oh, i'm sorry. i didn't hear anybody tossing to me. >> sorry. >> yes. there were so many moments there that i loved. there are so many, it's hard to pick one. but i did pick one. it was a moment when president biden, during his inaugur

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long before there were concert halls or oprah houses music was played in churches including in the mission as people from home book called their church for centuries this was the 1st symbol of the port city that's a lost soul from a far. the church organs of sun michael's this is where our musical journey through hamburg begins the city has a rich musical history and an exciting present i will take you to the many clubs across the city and to many other places. i love to be turning into an avatar to attend a concert. i'll take a tour through the how the district of san poly where the beatles polish their skills. and i visit the molotov one of the most famous clubs in the republic. my journey takes me from the old landmark the mission to the new land mark feel our money the concert called by the river opened in 2017. we filmed in march 2020 before the cool no lockdown so i was able to fulfill a long held wish to visit tom work. because you can see from the brick base this was once a warehouse it became a concert hall with this spectacular glass structure. that morphed escalator cameras you

and 22-year-old national poet lawyer yet, in gold earrings gifted to her by oprah, who gifted earringingsother poet in 1993. harris attended the covid memorial at the national mall in a camo casual coat by gene genee raymond, son of haitian immigrants who hails from new york. >> for me, what was so really special was everybody's nod to american fashion. this new generation of black designers who have been blazing a trail. it was really special for kamala to sort of show her support and also show that she, you know -- she sees that change. >> reporter: also from new york, the first lady's quiet evening look, crafted in the city's struggling garment district by urguayen immigrant gabriela hurst, an embroidery of flowers representing all 50 states. >> this is what we are, a nation of immigrants. we tend to see established names at the inauguration, and i think it was really wonderful for dr. jill biden to choose a new name, a sort of up-and-coming name on the scene. this is a moment when not only is it an entire country watching, but the world is watching. >> reporter: 36-year-old sergio hud

. >> i love her and i also really love the relationship that she had with oprah winfrey.fferent audience as well, and i just remember coming home after school and my mom always had on oprah and getting a taste of maya angelou through that as well, which is different from what i think you learn in school or even my mother, that's a big fan, as am i. >> totally. and just the more i find out about her and her ties to the city, and she was a cable car operator and for several years didn't speak at all. so it is all just so fascinating. so look it up, everyone. know the city's history. >>> coming up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> and abc 7 launched new streaming apps. wherever you are, you can get our live newscast, breaking news, weather and more with our new abc 7 bay area app on apple tv, android tv, fire tv and roku. just search abc 7 bay area and download it for free. >>> first, at 6:56, a live look outside. it is really quite nice. look at that. such a calm looking morning. although do not be deceived. there is a lot of rain that is going to be part of

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it's not on like a tough interview with interviewing politicians oprah c.e.o.'s you have to wait for the right moment just to get around that your friends that make you know. you have to take risks to get results. are going to help those that i work with. this is day w news and these are our top stories germany's governing c.d.u. party has chosen amin lost it as its new party leader he beat conservative rival fleecy math and a runoff vote last night is now in a strong position to become the party's candidate and september's election he's currently the premier of north rhine-westphalia germany's most populous state. in france a nationwide 6 pm curfew is taken effect to help stem the spread of the coronavirus the curfew runs until 6 am and will be in place for at least 2 weeks new daily infections have level 2 around 20000 in france but the number of people being admitted to hospital and requiring intensive care treatment is still rising. the electoral commission in uganda has announced the final result from thursday's election declaring incumbent president he'll

tributes flooded in for her from people like oprah, tyler perry and bill clinton. >>> a little more than three weeks from now, deadly attack on the capitol -- happened three weeks ago, i should say, police are beginning to make recommendations for more long-term security changes there. the most controversial idea, a permanent security fence along that complex. lawmakers and the community in washington on both sides have concerns. nbc's garrett haake has that. >> reporter: capitol police manning temporary barricades were no match for the angry mob that attacked the capitol on january 6th. now with multiple investigations and reviews under way, the capitol police department's acting chief on thursday calling for vast improvements in the capitol's physical security, including permanent fencing around the complex's perimeter. that suggestion quickly met with bipartisan opposition from members of congress, elise stefanek saying she would adamantly oppose and jake auchincloss calling it a mistake to turn the people's house into a fortress. nearly 5 million visitors per year taking the opportun

oprah winfrey tweeted today that her favorite is fitting -- it says "everyone has the power for greatnessr fame, but for greatness because greatness is determined by service." i'm katty kay. thank you so much narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ man: you're watching pbs. narrator: stream the best of pbs on any device with the pbs video app. all your favorite drama, history, science, news, and documentaries all in one place. watch your pbs station live or catch up on the shows you missed. discover new favorites from pbs and locally produced shows from your station. get the pbs video app now and stream the best of pbs anytime. anywhere. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening, i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, on edge: tensions remain high nationwide ahead of the presidential transfer of power amid threats of violence and c