. ♪ complicated ♪ >>> i love oprah so much.that's the reason i eat dessert first before dinner. >> really? >> because oprah's show says it keeps you young. >> okay, all right. i can get behind that too. >> duly noted. >> good morning, america, on this memorial day weekend. so many people on the roads and the airports. they're filling up to prepandemic levels. that's as some spots are cleaning up after severe weather rolled through like in bedford county, virginia. we'll have more on the holiday travel. that is ahead. >>> more on that, first, we begin in texas where just four days after that mass shooting at robb elementary school in uvalde, we're getting a clearer picture of the police response during that massacre. >> and parents there demanding answers, wanting to know why officers were held back as children were dying inside the school as some of the students were begging for help. we go back to abc's mireya villarreal who is in san antonio. good morning, again, mireya. >> reporter: hey, good morning. this is definitely some

i have a wonderful job, i have been with oprah for ten years and i curate oprah's book club, i run the books coverage for oprah daily.com and our new quarterly magazine. one of the privileges of the job is getting to talk to people like you, to read books like this, not only for professional reasons but because i love them personally. one of the things i think was your aim with this book was to pull aside evil. and so, talk to us a little bit about what's pulling aside the veil means and what your intention was also bentley. what you want people to take away from the book. >> yes, first of all i just want to thank you so much. not just with this book but with your support of me as a writer and thinker, it has meant so much. i love that you can read what i am trying to do. they pulling aside the veil, it is asking questions, it is an invitation. this is not a book. >> who coined that phrase? >> the veil as a metaphor, there is a series of people who have shaped, previous books have shaped these books. one of them is w. e. beta boys, who was the most prominent black intellectual of the 2

i have a wonderful job, i have been with oprah for ten years and i curate oprah's book club, i run the books coverage for oprah daily.com and our new quarterly magazine. one of the privileges of the job is getting to talk to people like you, to read books like this, not only for professional reasons but because i love them personally. one of the things i think was your aim with this book was to pull aside evil. and so, talk to us a little bit about what's pulling aside the veil means and what your intention was also bentley. what you want people to take away from the book. >> yes, first of all i just want to thank you so much. not just with this book but with your support of me as a writer and thinker, it has meant so much. i love that you can read what i am trying to do. they pulling aside the veil, it is asking questions, it is an invitation. this is not a book. >> who coined that phrase? >> the veil as a metaphor, there is a series of people who have shaped, previous books have shaped these books. one of them is w. e. beta boys, who was the most prominent black intellectual of the 2

books coverage for oprah daily. com and our new quarterly magazine. one of the privileges of the job is getting to talk to people like you, to read books like this, not only for professional reasons but because i love them personally. one of the things i think was your aim with this book was to pull aside evil. and so, talk to us a little bit about what's pulling aside the veil means and what your intention was also bentley. what you want people to take away from the book. >> yes, first of all i just want to thank you so much. not just with this book but with your support of me as a writer and thinker, it has meant so much. i love that you can read what i am trying to do. they pulling aside the veil, it is asking questions, it is an invitation. this is not a book. >> who coined that phrase? >> the veil as a metaphor, there is a series of people who have shaped, previous books have shaped these books. one of them is w. e. beta boys, who was the most prominent black intellectual of the 20th century. >> intellectual? >

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the one and only oprah winfrey. she tells ellen to enjoy these final days because they are not going to happen again. >> this is the truth. their world never ever be a time like this. you know, everybody's like oh, yeah, you are going to go on, but you will never ever have a time like this where you were held in the public's eye and received the joy in such a way that all of you came together and made that happen. there will be other things and other great things, but there will never be a time like this. >> of course, the ellen show is at 4:00 right here on nbc bay area. smack how about a forecast for you this midday. >> temperatures are already heating up, we have the concerns of the fire danger. make sure you have the bay area app so you can get alerts as possibly these fires break out later today. let's hope not. let's hope not. >> all right, things were joining us our midday newscast. >> that's right, you can always get all the latest information all day long on nbc bay area.com. we will back back here starting

you know oprah. oprah operates from light. now you have this person operating from darkness. what happened to dr. oz? >> he's trying to win a republican primary. alice, go ahead. >> sorry to bump in. look, like it or not, donald trump is the titular head of the republican party in many places. currently in pennsylvania, he has 70% approval rating in the republican primary voters. so with oz's long-term vision of becoming a u.s. senator and probably -- and dreams of being president someday. i guess he slept on a mypillow a little bit too long. clearly he realized the path to victory in his mind was to be all in on trump. he got the trump endorsement, and he thinks that's the winning ticket. but i happen to think we need to make sure and have a more moderate candidate to win the primary in order to win the general. >> charlie, i don't know if there's a quick answer for this. why are people -- why isn't he having as much success in pennsylvania as one would think? i mean he's gone full maga. is it because he's a carpetbagger? but a lot of people are carpetbaggers. >> look, i thi

as much as i like to do an oprah winfrey profile, i am not being asked to do the oprah winfrey profile. i can't talk about -- she has an amazing career. oprah winfrey's biography will be in very important. i don't know what she has done. but she did a lot. in the sense of her empowerment of women, it has just been extraordinary in her career. as a business woman also. i would love to go do a profile of her. but, you know, there are -- she has her own magazine, she's got vanity fair, if they did get to do her, they would probably give it to somebody else besides me. i've written a lot of political. we're talking about those people. i've been cover stories of joe biden and barack obama. i've done the reagan diaries. nixon. i did a major vanity fair story on gerald ford. what about vanity fair? let me ask you that. great and carter, how did you get the assignment? they just, i was writing from a lot of places. i did some pieces, cover pieces for the atlantic monthly as it was called in, the atlantic of today. brady noticed that any guy named david, the creative editor wanted to bring me t

her friend, the one and only oprah winfrey. tells ellen to enjoy the final days, because it is not going to happen again. >> this is the truth. there will never be never ever be a time like this. i just said this to your team. everybody is like, you will go on, he will go on, but you will never ever have a time like this where you were held in the public sigh and received the joy in such a way that all of you came together and made that happen. there will be other things, the only other great things, but there will never be a time like this. >> such is life. that made her sad to hear that. interesting trivia for you, oprah played her therapist during the infamous coming out episode of her sitcom a long time ago. >> and heirs this afternoon at 4 p.m. on nbc bay area and the final episodes have been really fun to watch. because everyone is coming in and paying kind of tribute and in a sense, the actors and some of them she's had on multiple times. dozens of times. >> it is really cool to see that. >> she always had wise words. >>

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i don't think he saying don't go speak to oprah, gayle, our david lederman, but he's saying hard and's deserving of a conversation. i want our cultural leaders, our artists to be on mainstream media, they need it, and we need to see it. i also want to see our culture leaders and artists be on the independent black platforms as well. they need it, we need to see it. i think we're very behind when it comes to folks teams, especially, when they're not in the culture to understand how significant it is to have an independent creator on an independent platform, who honestly, a lot of people are putting their money back into their platforms. they're not getting rich off of it, because it's a love letter to the culture for their particular neighborhood, of the culture. so, yes, we need to be having this back and forth especially as independent creators, because we know the amount of time, and resources that we're putting into the amplification of black excellence and culture, and we need that return from the people who are on the other side, and walking. >> it makes a difference, i absolute

oh, yeah, so to bring you back from the heights of oprah. yeah okra. oh, so we just sit with him in the beginning. and he he talks for a while and then we say that we decide. oh, we should be playing some music so he would in the beginning the first conversations. he we asked him to play all the songs. he listened to when he was a kid because he has a perfect memory for everything. and then he would just comment on them. and then after a while we realized. the minute he use fantastic to talk to but the minute he has a guitar in his hand. he just becomes transformed. of course. he's most comfortable with a guitar in his hand. so at every opportunity we would try to get them to pick up his guitar and show us something on the guitar and to jacob's point you realize like you don't want to read about that, right? fact this magic moment when he's describing telling some you know, crazy story are showing you something that's full of the miracle and wonder the best moments are when he's showing something on the guitar that this is where this came from or this

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. >> the oprah winfrey show comes to an end after 25 years and more than 4500 episodes.e her one of. . the richest people on the planet >> ginger spice has announced she has left the spice girls. >> i don't believe it. she is the one with the bounce. no, why? ♪ ros: i am ros atkins with "outside source." thousands of files and photraphs hacked from chinese computers show uyghurs and detention camps and a shoot to kill policy for those trying to escape. let's turn to russia's ongoing campaign in the donbass area in the east of ukraine. big governor of the luhansk gion says russian forces have been bombing to cities. you can see them closeogether on the map here. the accusation is, russia's trying to surround them. the ukrainian president has this warning. >> the most difficult situation is in the donbass. they want to eliminate everything that is alive. no one has destroyed the donbass like russian troops are doing now. the next weeks of the war will be difficult and we have to be mindful of that, but we have no alternative but to fight. ros: weave heard from ukraine's fo

. >> the oprah winfrey show comes to an end after 25 years and more than 4 500 episodes.s made her one of the richest people on the planet. >> ginger sce has announced she's left the spice girls. >> i don't believe it. girl power. not her. why? >> "this is "outside source" live. our lead story, after the mass shooting in texas, police are criticized for taking more than 40 minutes to enter the school and stop the gunman. let's talk about ukraine now. because russia is gaining ground in the east, in the donbas region. parts of the donbas have been under russian control since 2014. vladimir putin wants to control all of it now. and so it is the front line in this conflict. this is what russia's attacks look like on a daily basis. people there are under constant aerial bombardment from air strikes and missiles. let's hear from ukraine's deputy defense minister. >> as of today, the aggressor is intenselyiring along the front line and on the positions of our forces in the done he is, region -- donetsk region. the enemy uses tactical rocket systems, aviation and artillery. the

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the oprah winfrey show comes to an end after 25 years and more than four and a half thousand episodesll, otherwise known as ginger spice, has announced she's left the spice girls. argh, i don't believe it! she's the one with the bounce, the go, the girl power. not geri, why? this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani. in singapore, our main headline... us investigators say all nineteen schoolchildren murdered by a teenage gunman in texas were in the same classroom. minutes before the killings, he'd posted that he was going to attack an elementary school. let's turn to the uk now — where the prime minister, borisjohnson, has rejected calls for his resignation after an official report blamed leadership failings — for a series of lockdown—breaking parties in and around downing street. the report revealed a culture of alcohol—fuelled parties — in government offices at a time when british people were banned from socialising, or even attending funerals because of the pandemic. 0ur political editor, chris mason, has more. it was the week before christmas this investigation began. today

the oprah winfrey show comes to an end after 25 years and more than 4,500 episodes.iwell, otherwise known as 'ginger spice',j has announced _ she's left the spice girls. argh! i don't believe it! she's the one with the bounce, the go, girl power. not geri. why? this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: police in texas admit they delayed storming a school where a mass shooting was taking place because they believed no more pupils were at risk. moscow's advance in ukraine continues as russian—backed separatist claim they have captured a strategic town in north—eastern donbas. latin america has reported its first case of monkeypox as the world health organization warned it expects the number of infections to continue to rise. argentina's health ministry says the confirmed case is a man who recently travelled to spain. about 200 monkeypox infections have now been detected in countries outside africa, where the disease is usually found. mark lobel reports. the latest laboratory to confirm a case of monkeypox outside of africa. reportedly a ao—year—old man who recently

the oprah winfrey show comes to an end after 25 years and more than four and a half thousand episodese planet. geri halliwell, otherwise known as ginger spice, has announced she's left the spice girls. argh, i don't believe it! she's the one with the balance, the go, the girl power. not geri, why? this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. our headlines... the united nations world food m programme says this could leave millions facing severe shortages. a2i—year—old russian soldier is given a life for the murder of a 62—year—old russian underarm cities and —— in a few hours' time, president biden will be meeting with his counterparts of australia, india and japan for a summit of the quad group — seen largely as aiming to counter china's growing influence in the indo pacific region. but some of the comments the us leader has made on this trip have already raised concerns about whether they could incite further hostilities between the us and china. speaking after arriving injapan on the second leg of his asian tour, mr biden said the united states would intervene mili

the oprah winfrey show comes to an end after 25 years and more than 4,500 episodes.he richest people on the planet. geri halliwell, otherwise known as ginger spice, has announced she's left the spice girls. argh! — i don't believe it! she's the one with the bounce, the go, girl power. not geri. why? this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: some news now from ukraine as russia is saying it is ready for a prolonged conflict in the country as forces continue to make progress in the east. jeremy bowen reports from the front line in the easternmost region of luhansk. the ukrainian army could be fighting a losing battle in lu ha nsk. they're committing reserves to the front line. russian firepower is destroying towns and killing ukrainian soldiers. one unit went into the line with 240 men and came out with 100 of them killed, wounded and captured. bakhmut is a town getting slowly eaten by the war. this week, it's around three miles from the russians — well within range. next week, it might be much closer. civilians with somewhere to go have left. in the ruins in donba

the oprah winfrey show comes to an end after 25 years and more than for a half thousand episodes.ple on the planet. geri halliwell, otherwise known as ginger spice has announced she's left the spice girls. ah! i don't believe it. she's the woman with the bounce, the go, girl power. not geri. why? this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani, in singapore. our headlines: president biden is on his first visit to japan since taking office, as the us seeks to bolster its regional influence against a rising china. australia's new prime minister has been sworn in — he'll now head to tokyo for talks with president biden and other leaders. let's turn to russia now, where it's a crime to call the invasion of ukraine a war, and anyone who contradicts the official line on russian military action, risks up to 15 years behind bars. dozens of people have already been prosecuted, including the opposition activist, vladimir kara—murza, who accused russia of war crimes. moscow maintains that it doesn't target civilians. the laws are the latest in a long line of moves by president putin to stif

the oprah winfrey show comes to an end after 25 years and more than four and a half thousand episodeset. geri halliwell, otherwise known as ginger spice, has announced she's left the spice girls. argh, i don't believe it! she's the one with the bounce, the go, the girl power. not geri, why? this is bbc news. the latest headlines. police in texas admit they delayed installing a school because they believe no more pupils were at risk. protesters have gathered outside the annual meeting of the pro—gun national rifle association in texas about 300 miles away as delegates defend their constitutional right to own a gun. and moscow's advance continues as russian backed separatists claim they've captured strategic town in north donbas. the united nations has warned that somalia is suffering its worst drought in a0 years. the crisis, fuelled by a lack of seasonal rains, has left more than 6 million people vulnerable. many families are being forced to migrate from their homes in search of water and food. 0ur correspondent catherine byaruhanga has more from southern somalia. the mass movement of

the oprah winfrey show comes to an end after 25 years and more than 11,500 episodes.i halliwell, otherwise known as 'ginger spice', has announced she's left the spice girls. argh! — i don't believe it! she's the one with the bounce, the go, girl power. _ not geri. why? - this is bbc world news. our main headline: us investigators say all 19 schoolchildren murdered by a teenage gunman in texas were in the same classroom. minutes before the killings, he'd posted that he was going to attack an elementary school. let's have more on the texas school shooting. we can now speak to dr cassandra crifasi, who's deputy director of the center for gun violence prevention and policy, atjohns hopkins university. thank you very much for being with us. there is an article that the satirical website runs, the onion, with a headline, there is no way to prevent this says the only nation by this regularly happens. why does this keep happening in america? that happens. why does this keep happening in america? that is a really great _ happening in america? that is a really great question. _