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audiotape, what the pop star is revealing about her mother, plus, why britney says she turned down oprah. >>> the big surprises at the mtv video music awards, a bizarre appearance from johnny depp and big news from taylor swift. >>> are you kidding me? >> and later, how misbehaving goats ended wandering inside this police car, chewing up the deputy's paperwork. >>> good monday morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news. police just holding a news conference after a deadly supermarket shooting in oregon. >> it happened about 7:00 last night at a shopping center the in bend, oregon. >> two people were killed. police say the shooter was killed. the suspect was armed with an ar-style rifle and a shotgun, witnesses said the shooter opened fire in the supermarket before entering the grocery store. >> there were 10 to 20 shots and then another 10 to 20 shots, and by that time i went inside and told my dad to get away from the window and people were running out of safeway, and i mean, the police were here, though, in a matter of like five seconds. >> still more details to come, but two offic

then came surprises from fans and even from oprah. this was not your average opening night at the u.s. open. >> the greatest of all time, serena williams. >> reporter: a championship took center court in new york - for her final singles tournament. nearly 24,000 fans packing in to watch the most dominant tennis player in a generation take the court one more time. hugh jackman and mike tyson in the crowd as was former president bill clinton chatting with dr. ruth. serena's husband, mother and 4-year-old daughter olympia in the stands. olympia wearing an outfit matching that of her grandslam winning mom. things started well for serena going up two games early but her opponent, danka kovinic, held fast breaking serena's serve twice and then taking the lead. serena dug deep and with the crowd behind her she fought back. >> she's back in front, 4-3. >> reporter: an hour later the crowd on its feet as serena did what she does best. >> game, set and match. >> reporter: serena doing her signature victory twirl as she took one step toward a lo

they want to be famous, they want to make money and they want to get the "oprah shot". but there's also a lot going on here to do with animals because obviously, this is a horse ranch. and there a lot about, do we use animals for entertainment, is that right? there's also a number of very disturbing subplots. one of these involves a tv studio in which something very bad happens involving a chimpanzee. it's a kind of flashback scene, which also involves one of their neighbours who runs a kind of entertainment business. so a lot of great supporting characters but it kind of centres on this duo, this brother and sister who really have a very darkly funny contrasting relationship. he's very introverted and she's very chatty. he's terrific. he's a fantastic actor. he's got a wonderful presence here. of course he was in get out, jordan peele incredible film which directly tackled the issue of race. they'll be no surprise that race comes into it here. the idea is that actually one of their ancestors moves one of the first black men to appear on film and went on song. so a lot

now i feel sleepy to fm. quit can from the pictures of that oprah you kobus needs to get fit again. because time flies only one week later, kathy day at the zips at doug with that to morrow morning you kobus and the performers drive to graham's town. but boston trailer, it's located a 1000 kilometers north of cape town. quick goodbye from the boss. with friends, good wishes, unnecessary. the group doesn't know what's ahead of them. festival time for the 1st time since a 2 year break, the national ubs festival takes place again in graham's town. the audience is excited for great hearts and acrobatics. meanwhile backstage the mood of the group is bad due to an accident of one of the members of the last rehearsal. he compa foam a shock to everyone. mm. however, they're all doing their best to focus. now it's time to be professional, adjusted to the new situation, to believe in their own palla and strength, to give 100 percent to the injured friend group member, re i guess we try to get together and they have to get in mind to get these on the left to mind that he and he very important

they want to be famous, they want to make money and they want to get the "oprah shot".use, obviously, this is a horse ranch. and there a lot about, do we use animals for entertainment, is that right? there's also a number of very disturbing subplots. one of these involves a tv studio in which something very bad happens involving a chimpanzee. it's a kind of flashback scene, which also involves one of their neighbours who runs a kind of entertainment business. so a lot of great supporting characters but it kind of centres on this duo, this brother and sister who really have a very darkly funny, contrasting relationship. he's very introverted and she's very chatty. daniel kaluuya is terrific, isn't he? he is a fantastic actor. he's got a wonderful presence here. of course, he was in get out, jordan peele's incredible film which directly tackled the issue of race. they'll be no surprise that race comes into it here. the idea is that actually one of their ancestors was one of the first black men to appear on film and went unsung. so a lot going on here. i went away thinking

and that's been confirmed by with oprah rates as well. and unfortunately, options like this one are common in cairo, and in egypt, especially in the populated neighborhoods where the buildings are a little older and infrastructure is inadequate. emergency services are slow right now. we're hearing that a lot of frustration from the local community, from the neighborhood that this could have been avoided. the scale of tragedy could have been avoided. at the same time, when something like this happens, the fear that grips the comp, the community, especially, is that usually takes a very long time for churches to get renovated to get reconstructed. there are bureaucratic hurdles and very long delays, even though there is the legal infrastructure in place to, to see things up. but this amp, we just got an announcement from the presidency that the armed forces engineering authority have been tasked with renovating and reconstructing the churches. so hopefully that won't be the case. this time a urine from the taliban for turn to power in afgha

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oprah on her farm being like, uh-uh! disney world? >> yes, i worked at disney world. >> nicole: isn't that fun how i got there? >> good segues, yes, okay! hostest with the mostest. yeah, i worked at disney world years ago, which was very fun. and i was a character performer. i walked on stilts. i was the fashion puppet in "the little mermaid" show, which is the hardest puppet in the whole show. i did a lot. >> nicole: you know stilts? >> i know stilts, yeah. i actually still have a pair. you know this. >> nicole: no. >> oh no. >> nicole: i can't believe i have to learn this on television. >> i'm so sorry. [ laughter ] i know, i know. you hate when this -- >> nicole: you still have stilts? >> yeah, in my closet. >> nicole: i've been in your home. >> i guess you haven't been in my closet. >> nicole: i have. >> that actually is true. >> nicole: when the sprinklers went on at that party. and you were very -- "here, go in my closet." and i'm like, what, and sew two things together? [ laughter ] very nice that you tried to clo

of course the oprah interview stunned and floored the royal family.them than diana's famous interview because they had almost come to expect from diana these kinds of news bombs and revealing of herself at that time. but in this case, i think they were like, why, why are they doing this, and i think that it actually -- i think there was a possibility for them to build a bridge with the family after they left. but the oprah interview seemed like a hand grenade into the house of windsor, they haven't really recovered from. >> it seemed to me there was a fundamental break with the business model if you will of the royal family. as i understood it, if you're a member of the british royal family, you get enormous respect, dignity, world-wide publicity acclaim, but you behave in a certain way, and you don't monetize the brand. that really is frowned upon. with harry, it seemed like he suddenly realized, wait a minute, why do i have to live off the scraps that charles gives me? i can do a netflix deal. >> right. in many ways, a lot of people i spoke to almos

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almost 90 years later, the artistic director of the commercial, oprah berlin barry kosky decided to revive it. we had to play sherlock holmes, a little hyster because he orchestral score had disappeared. but we reconstructed it younger math is now that reconstructed version of spring storms. premier didn't berlin? in january 2025 sion caught her jewish check composer yara mir vine burger became world famous in the 1920s. thanks to his opera, shonda the bagpiper. it was the most played opera on the german language stages in the 2nd half of the 1920s. it was also celebrated in london and new york. but the composer languished in obscurity, after escaping nazi germany for the u. s. will vineberg as an interesting man among for a few years. he was one of the most famous composers in the world that but he had to leave after 933 when they had any, the terrible fate, like many others, he was in america, didn't write much losses. enthusiasm had done then he got brain cancer and committed suicide, marked in other circumstances. spring storms may well have become a world wide triumph. wow. non leaked

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: regardless of whether she puts down her racket, her impact long lasting tributes pouring in from oprahinfrey -- >> all we can do is thank you. >> reporter: beyonce, and tennis legend billie jean king >> thank you for your leadership and commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. >> reporter: is your hair in tribute to serena >> yes, ma'am, it is. >> reporter: why >> i loved her ever since i was a little kid, so i thought i would honor her with this hairstyle >> she's made a big impact for other people to watch what she does >> reporter: now serena williams advances to the second round tomorrow, all eyes watching this champion's next move rehema ellis, nbc news, new york >>> and that's "nightly news" for this tuesday thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. next, it's about to get dangerously hot and more hazy. jeff will outline this incoming heatwave which will peak over labor day weekend. >>> also, more exclusive information about that deadly accidental poisoning at a senior care facility on the peninsula. three pe

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if you have watched his opera, -- if you watched oprah, you know who he is. his approval ratings were in the 30's. this is not the recipe to win a state there has been a lot of frustration among up -- republicans i have talked to. i have heard that he did not use the summer months after he won the primary to rehab his issues -- image. he went to ireland and went to other properties. even though the democratic nominee, john fetterman, was off the campaign trail because he suffered a more serious stroke that was allegedly -- dan was initially let on. he had a social media campaign that hit oz. we have consistent polling with john fetterman winning outside of the margins. the national republican senatorial committee cuts a lot of at money there but senate leadership funds, which is a super pac has come there with well over $12 million. the ads coming up will hit him. you have to be relatable as a candidate. this is the problem oz had even though -- before the video that was stoned of the mailing. --melee. how much of the distance of you those two bottles -- eat

sniff, costing us starts robadeax. dish peaky should be tickle midst, minutes yaki snares, angel the oprah a fly issued in 1943 by the parish organization corpus at burrell valiente. the news from valeria makes the blood run cold. there's been a massacre of ponies residence, ukrainian gang, so well armed, and their violence goes unpunished. we call on all polish bodies, regardless of their political stands to launch the defense of albania, land. ah ah ah oh, when i was showing rod went all through. just don't hold any world that he has to say out disdain becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, need to come to the russian state will never. i've stayed as i phone and ignore santini. d vest. mm hm. then the jingles also made it within $55.00 when okay, so i need to bargain speeding. when else calls with, we will ban in the european union, the kremlin move. yup. machine. the state on to russia to date and split ortiz spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all bands on youtube and pinterest. a

let me know if that is that in most oprah main problem is the fertilizers, let keep pouring into the mar, may know that they are killing the ecosystem. we urgently need to solve this problem. they said, what is that in for? and the only way of doing that is by reforming agriculture. a cardinal gumby, or elaborate within a legal up fruit and vegetable plantations have taken home around the mom and all the industry is worth millions. agriculture in lithia is a huge, high output enterprise. it's the regions biggest economic sector critic said, now what's causing the must die off in the lagoon way. but i agree, businesses a passing the buck for a hamp law, a lot of money that the residential areas dumped their waste water into the marmen or they bought out a la while the to them in des moines. no, i'm 100 percent certain that our agriculture as it is now, doesn't pollute anything, cannot fit that. everything is measured precisely to avoid contamination. i'm not going to come in there. ah, but the reality in this extremely dry region often looks very different. arrayed on an agricultural

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. >> i have offers to do interviews with oprah and so many people. lots and lots of money, but it's insane. i don't want any of it. >> reporter: britney saying the closest people to her betrayed her. >> i felt like my family threw me away. i was performing for like thousands of people at night in vegas, the rush of being a performer, the laughter, the joy, the respect. i was a machine. i was a [ bleep ] machine. >> reporter: she recalled a time in 2017 after her vegas residency ended and she was rehearsing to go on tour. she didn't want to do a dance move and says the next thing she knew, she was being sent away for treatment at her father, jamie spears', insistence. finally britney says she started getting her spark back. >> it was at the end of recording "glory," and my son named it, and things started kind of taking a turn, because i started getting more confidence just for myself. >> all: the conservatorship has got to go! >> reporter: bolstered, she says, by the "free britney" campaign. >> i saw it on a lot of the morning shows, and people by wo

just oprah show up the permanent to looks like a really good. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5.ks for being with us this hour. we appreciate it. but stick around a lot. more news is coming up next on kron. 4 news at 6 just seen is here with a look ahead at that. you feel inspired by those hair cut scram. do you want to have a moment now? if i could have a mustache that's the that's the sound. be a look. thank you. as long as you approve. i she does not. and all right, thank you so much. greater join us tonight during kron, 4 news at 5 o'clock. but we're going to start with. >> the outrage and sadness after suspects shoot and kill an asian woman in oakland. what police are now saying about the search for the people responsible and the body found under water is likely missing. teenager kiley, we're live in truckee with the latest developments. kron. 4 news at 6 is next. californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions every year to permanently fund getting people off the streets a prop 26? not a dime to solve homelessness

but even if you're not normally a fan, this oprah is so unique that you have to give it a chance. the famous italian opera, madame butterfly, is being stage in the austrian tide of brigands on lake constance. and the stage itself resembles a gigantic piece of paper. it was designed by canadian set designer michael levine and seems to balance weightless lee on the water. but quite the challenge for the performers. we spoke to one of the singers to see how she's handling hitting high notes and high heights o a gigantic sheet of paper on late constance. the ensemble of madame butterfly performs puccini's tragic opera about a japanese geisha on a steep incline. ah, for this performance at the pagans festival, the seniors need to be sure footed and have a head for heights, including i touched she, curly soda. so this and or to know now it's mike you. i need to sing now. ah, saturday that was on the front of your to this i saw of you're gonna my degroach enough to rama is if you happens a few that has so many uneven surfaces and b. mm hm. all i might sometimes you're not just singing bu

don voss, oprah house over there. there's another drama theatre about a couple 100 meters away from here. now, this particular place is always full of people. perhaps that's the reason for the deaths of at least 6 civilians who are killed by you creating artillery on thursday from one quarter of hearty done as people's republic. some of the military equipment germany ascending to ukraine is so new and advanced. it's not even in service in its own army. chancellor, olaf, schultz made the admission in a recent interview. since then, we've moved to more complex and high value systems. some of these systems to so new that only a few been produced. and some of them have not even been introduced to the bundeswehr or those need training for the ukrainian crews. and we are providing vast as well. so it said the list of high value systems includes how it certs multiple launch rockets, systems, anti aircraft units, and counter battery radars. he also revealed ukrainian service men were being trained in germany to use the most s

. >>> also in the news, the late, great sidney poitier, oprah wi winfrey will celebrate the legendaryded by ants. >> i wanted to marry sidney poitier. >> he was, like, wow. movie stars should be wow. >> equality of opportunity in this business, there would be 15 sidney poitiers and 10 or 12 -- >> there are not. >> watch it. >> my life has had more than a few wonderful indescribable turns, and i have lived them. >> so powerful. >> wow, chills. >> so powerful. "sidney" featuring interviews he has given including commentary from a-listers like halle berry you saw there, denzel washington, spike lee, barbra streisand, lenny kravitz, so many other. and oprah writing on her instagram saying, sidney poitier came to this world to move it, to shake it, so change it not only as an actor, but as an activist and a wisdom teacher. it is one of the great honors of my life, she says, to produce the documentary. "sidney" begins streaming september 23rd on apple tv plus. >> that's going to be so good. >> do not miss it. thank you, oprah. >>> and finally it's morning it's back to "xanadu" for fans of o

the hade was brave by politics and the british. oprah did ruins and sharma, arte but job can know the story. i want to bring you to day. berlin's announced it has suspended its involvement in the you ends peacekeeping mission, to molly, after local authorities in the country refuse to let a german military plane enter. it's her space, those in power. and molly have not allowed the u. n minus my mission access to its air space. a plant rotation of personnel is therefore not possible. that has effects on our engagement, given that the security of our soldiers has the highest priority. i applaud this decision. we have long wish that the security of our territory in the air would be guaranteed exclusively by the melia armed forces. we've always said that, and that's what we wanted. while back in february, france announced its soldiers would leave molly after 9 years their game after thousands of anti virus protesters took to the streets, calling for a french withdrawal and in support of ongoing russian military assistance to the country. after the poet, germany promised it was drawing dow

so the users above oprah climate way to have more of an impact on their programs like nuts factors. william church had waters and um there's, there's some issues and, but again, going back to what i said, it takes a stable farms that have the normal resources in order to update systems and change practices in order to fix those issues. and we're getting there, but nothing happens overnight takes time at so johnny, this is not just about agricultural practices. there's something much deeper going on here. can you explain? because it's there's, there's a rift between the indigenous communities and the farming communities. joey, tell us more. yes, and this is as difficult for me to stay as it is for an agricultural producer the here i'm we are unable to implement solutions which are in the fields and in the irrigation ditches and in ecosystem and habitat restoration. we are unable to implement those solutions because we are blinded by racism. we are, we keep trying to undermine tribal treaty law, water law and weekend, the endangered species act. and we keep kidding ourselves by saying

don voss oprah house over there. there's another drama theatre about a couple 100 meters away from here. now. this particular place is always full of people. perhaps that's the reason for the deaths of at least 6 civilians who were killed by ukrainian artillery on thursday from one quarter of hearty dullness. people's republic. calves reacted with outrage to a new report by amnesty international into the conduct of ukrainian forces. high level politicians, including president lensky, say the accusations from one of the world's leading human rights organizations that ukrainian troops intentionally use civilians as human shields are false and amount to propaganda. amnesty international, amnesty international sham, fortunately tries to amnesty the terrorist state and shift the responsibility from the aggressive to the victim. and if someone makes a report in which the victim and the aggressor are allegedly the same in something, if some data about the victim is analyzed and what the aggressive was during the same time i

there is no culture of oprah winfrey. back to being at the right place at the right time. everybody needs to talk about their emotions and i was a conduit for them to grieve and explain and dissect and to be introspective about their lives and their mistakes as parents and siblings and unhappy marriages and where they have gone wrong or have gone right. that's in and of itself as a journalist is one of my bigger successes the way i got people to open up. people talk about national security secrets i happen to know one that nobody else knew in terms of journalism but also that i have gotten to know these families in a way that many americans and westerners do not. so t i hope i have done them justice and i you enjoy reading it if you haven't. thank you very much for coming today. [applause] if anybody has questions please line up. >> so that is an amazing life and you are here in savannah georgia. do you miss that life? and if so do you compensate for that and how? >> my husband and i have had her house since 2009 and it has been our vacation home for a very long time it wa

across the arab world, people don't air their dirty laundry or talk about their feelings, they have no oprah, there's no culture of that of course everyone needs to talk about their emotions and i became a conduit for them to be able to grieve and explain and dissect and be introspective about their lives and their own mistakes as parents, mistakes as siblings, about unhappy marriages and where they had all gone wrong or maybe where they had gone right. that in and of itself as a t journalist i felt that was one of my bigger successes in terms of the way in which i got people to openn up. a lot of journalists can talk about national security secrets and i happened to be in baghdad and an area no one else in the world knew terms of journalism but also corruption of the families in way that many westerners do not so i hope i've done them justice and i hope you enjoy reading it if you haven't yet. thank you for coming today. [applause] >> if anybody has questions, you can line up here. >> that's an amazing wife and you are here in savannah to parts i guess, do you miss that life? if so, do you

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