king, you know, alexander the great or oprah.ut -- cheney, anyway, his name's not going to be on the ballot. and i'm not going to the family hunting i'm not going. the era of scooter libby, justice and brownie in competence. and karl, politics will finally be over over. but when you caucus on january 3rd, and i know everybody here will be caucusing. if you can come out on a cold, windy day like today, you can come out on january third and make your voices heard heard. when caucus on january 3rd. and then when you go in to voting booth next november, there's another question that you're going to have to ask yourself. you're going to have to ask what is next for america. because are at a defining moment in our history. the nation is at war. the planet is in peril. the dreams that so many generations fought for feels. if it's slowly slipping away. we're working harder for less. we've never paid more high school for. for college or for health care or gas at pump. it's harder to save and it's harder to retire. and all of us have lost

i mentioned oprah because you have to mention oprah.immy: if you want to stay on television. do you consider oprah a friend now? >> oh my god, yes. i would. a mentor. auntie. for sure, she's definitely been holding my hand throughout this process. it's been crazy. >> jimmy: how often do you text oprah? do you text oprah? >> i do text oprah, y'all. it's crazy. [ cheers and applause ] life has changed. yeah, we be -- we on the phone, you know, i slip -- we have deep conversations and it's really nice to have her. just to talk to and ask whatever questions. and it's kind of mind-blowing because it is oprah winfrey, you know. >> jimmy: totally, 100% oprah winfrey, yeah. it's not just oprah, it's oprah winfrey. [ laughter ] >> yes. the way i say it is, she's the goat ul of a goats. you know what a goat is? >> jimmy: yeah. right. >> greatest of all-time. >> jimmy: right. you -- this scene that we just saw on the clip, this is a scene, a musical version of oprah's dialogue, monologue, in "the color purple," the first movie version. >> yes, yes

she is the emmy-winning co-host of "cbs mornings" and the editor-at-large of "oprah daily. winter issue with "oprah's favorite things" is on newsstands now our friend gayle king will be on the show [ cheers and applause very happy to have gayle he is an emmy-winning actor, and his portrayal of logan roy on "succession" is an all-time great performance. his acting tutorials are available now on bbc maestro brian cox will also be here. [ cheers and applause i'm very excited because, you know, the finale of "succession" aired during the writers' strike uring the -- we didn't have the show during the actors' strike, he hasn't really had a chance to talk about "succession." i'm very excited to talk about it logan roy is truly one of the best and i mean, i'm probably just saying that because, you know, reminds me of my dad [ laughter ] his acting -- sorry, i've moved on la-da-da you know her from "only murders in the building" and "the idol." she stars in the wonderful film "the holdovers," which is in theaters now da'vine joy randolph will also be joining us, and that movie is g

in just a few months, oprah turned a low-rated chicago talk show into the best in town.s audience was twice that of its previous leader, phill donahue. 50 million americans watched it every week. winfrey completely reinvented a genre that it was ruled by white men. she replaced assertiveness with empathy, erudition, and loving knowledge. oprah cried with the guests, shared her own revelations with them, spoke openly about problems with weight, about her unsuccessful novels, in response they also talked about... the most intimate things, michael jackson told her why his skin turned white, tom cruise jumped on her sofa, declaring his love for katie holmes, lance armstrong repented of taking doping, prince harry and meghan markle declared war on the british crown. tv viewers have always believed oprah to her, because before fame and fortune she lived the same life. it's not for nothing that winfrey makes the list of the most influential celebrities every year. her word really carries enormous weight. it's even. called the oprah effect, as soon as she recommends a book on ai

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car" as oprah.at memorizing lines. really bad at memorizing. doesn't have a lot of range. >> jimmy: so wait a minute. you wrote the movie, and yet you had trouble recalling the lines? [ laughter ] >> yeah. i got a bad brain. that's why i do a podcast where i get lines. i would literally do it and forget a line and who wrote this crap? i think we can do it better if we just improvise it, no? >> jimmy: the movie is about a reality show that i can't believe doesn't exist somewhere. >> i think it will. >> jimmy: in the world. >> it's about a guy who goes on a dark web show where they're hunting him for his life, and he has 30 days to survive. if he survives, he wins. and if they kill him, they kill him. but the catch is he cannot be killed if he is with somebody. so for him it's a very easy win. he'll just be with his family the whole time. then the 30 days goes up, he gets a million dollars. he tells his family. they don't believe him because he is going through a loney phase. so they say this is a wei

. >> first and awkward moment on the oprah winfrey show.ofessing his love for katy holmes for. >> i was probably one of the courageous moments ever. [laughter] >> and next a public feud with brooke shields over her use of antidepressants. that led to a nasty exchange with matt lauer. >> this was an angry aggressive upsetting tom cruise. this is something we've never seen before. >> tom seemed unhinged in this interview. >> i was concerned that tom cruise had basically lost the plot. he had become an experiment of a weird colts, scientology. >> have gotten into it away with stephen spielberg which is a big no-no. >> hollywood heavyweights sumner redstone had seen enough. >> sumner redstone said tom cruise crazy behavior because the studio between 100 and what are $50 million and lost a box office revenue for mission impossible three. paramount drops tom cruise after a 14 year collaboration. >> is very public firing sumner redstone said tom cruise is committing creative suicide. and then assist term for it. as firings go in hollywood, this is

from oprah! they weren't kidding, this is a really intimidating room. can you hear my heart beating? because it's going crazy! this was just an incredible experience making this film, and this is just the smallest portion of the many people that made the film what it is. i have loved sitting here, hearing everyone talk about their work. what is so clear is that what we do is collaboration. that's amazing and it's exciting, and i find that to be completely magical. i have to say, i am so pleased that chris has been acknowledged, because i just think that what he does is unlike anything anyone else is doing. [applause] all of this talent, and these amazing actors but also all of our hods. the p.a.s, camera assistants, everybody did their best on this film. chris brings the best out and people by being the very best himself. i would love to thank donna langley and everybody at universal. [applause] when i sort of look back on that moment when we sat down with you, i don't think it was a no-brainer by any stretch of the imagination to make a three hour talk

she's one of the links sisters who are and they're connected to oprah . you're connected to our gore who's directly connected to the former president of the united states. you work for, you know, you work for these people. right. and. and the narrative of the north koreans and what have you. it just all worked out really well in, in a miscellaneous favor, obviously to have bill clinton literally fly in and, and rescue you after a 140 days. i mean, i'm not, you know, disparaging or down playing what they experience, but it's worth pointing out that these are people that are elite themselves. right? absolutely. in gonzalo wasn't, and in fact, you know, you had a situation of what is a journalist nowadays, you know, the, the mainstream media, of course, would like us to think that only they are qualified to be journalists. but you know, american confidence in the mainstream media is that an all time low? so you have, citizen journal is like gonzalo lira and many others who are reporting from on the ground and giving us troops. of course, we mentioned this on

younger sister of journalist lisa ling, who at the time in 2009 was a special correspondent for the oprah winfrey show. so these 2 women are well connected to say the least. so after a 140 day captivity in north korea, we saw bill clinton himself, fly into pyongyang to rescue laura lee and you know, lee, another american journalist, captured with lane. why was wings, life more worthy of savings and gonzalez as well. we're in a depressing era manila where everything has now been politicized. you know, and this was one of the triumphs of, of the soviet leadership in, in eastern europe and the soviet union were even your personal and interpersonal relationships were politicized. we certainly have the politicization of justice here in the united states, someone like gonzalgo lira who told uncomfortable truths, what's to be ignored in blacklisted. whereas somebody a, as in the case you mentioned who could give a black guide to north korea? well, that's a unique opportunity, you know it's, it's something to be taken advantage of. and so all of the animals in the barn are not equal manila. i thi

so she declared it. >> i knew oprah was too good to be true. that broke my heart right there. >> my point is she does the right thing even when no one is looking and i am a law-abiding citizen. i would have given you $2,000. me $3,000. >> i would have did that, too. >> that's what i would have done. coming up next, fresh off his victory in the iowa caucus, we'll talk to someone who won a literal pulitzer. maggie haberman. lots of people have lots of questions. >>> we are very excited about our next guest. her name is maggie haberman of the "new york times." she's the author of the best-selling book, yep, best-selling book, confidence man. the making of donald trump and the breaking of america. welcome. i'm glad you're here. i've admired you a very long time. you literally wrote the book on trump. today we saw he almost got kicked out of the court for his very disruptive behavior. he gave a speech attacking the judge and then he goes outside and talks to the press. do you think the new press rallies, we used to cover the rallies. now he come out

can you tell i'm not competitive. >> tariq: he went to oprah's house.> telluride >> tariq: yep. >> jimmy: we didn't ask that but thank you for the detail now, i don't know. >> i say yes i say it's truthful. >> jimmy: i have got to go with one of my favorite actors of all time, jodie foster, i'm going to say that you -- look he's already laughing. you told the truth >> tariq: it's a lie >> jimmy: oh, my jodie [ cheers and applause ♪ come on! come on. of course it's a lie talking about patti labelle's pies didn't come out 'til later on >> tariq: i've got the chops >> jimmy: he's got the chops in front of jodie foster, oh, my gosh >> yeah, you got me. >> jimmy: unbelievable it is my turn. which envelope should i open >> i feel like the smoke was clouding my -- >> jimmy: i know, this fake smoke is making me cough uh, all right, which one envelope number one or number two? >> one >> jimmy: one for me >> jimmy: okay nicolas cage once drove me home backwards going 90 miles an hour and then he crashed on my couch. [ laughter ] >> tariq: when did this take place

dolly parton, oprah -- a lot of people that the american people really like and other politicians in the republican party. the fact is it will be biden versus trump. moving numbers and winning the american people, the key is to stay focused on the economy. keep trying to create an economy and build out the infrastructure that he invested in since becoming president. joe biden is very good at it. he is very good at doing the work. not a flashy guy. that is the best way for showing the american people that he is serious about the economy. that is the best way to win back the trust and vote of the american people.

, oprah winfrey was also on the list, she was higher than martha.e only two women who were creating their own empires at a time when women were trying to get to the top and trying to become fortune 500 ceos, but everybody was talking about the glass. >> is fascinating her entire story and was stands out to me is the fact that she was imprisoned for five months for lying to investigators about insider-trading but then she gets out and she sort of uses that, what would be a negative thing, to her advantage and she brands on that. >> well, it is a fantastic story and quite frankly i'm shocked that it took 20 years for anybody in credit to cnn for doing this multipart documentary, it's a big life, she has had many lives, she is still creating new chat jurors in the many lives of martha stewart and 20 years ago, it seems like yesterday to me, i was chasing her as a writer and editor of fortune magazine, trying to get the interview when she was in prison for five months, i did everything i could to get that first story and she ended up talking with me whe

take on nigeria, looking to respond after their disappointing draw with equatorial guinea in their oprahon the continent, ivory coast looking for back—to—back group wins for the first time since 2013. it had been a long wait for success in this competition for both sides. notes now, when later will see them into the knockouts. that is all this but for now. if you buy a train ticket from a machine at a railway station in england, you may be paying more than price what you would pay online for some journeys. price what you would pay online for somejourneys. that price what you would pay online for some journeys. that is according to analysis by the consumer group which? it found the best value fares were unavailable or hidden on many machines. could i have a return... more and more tickets are being purchased online, but some people still get them at the station, including using vending machines. at the four in ten stations with no ticket office, they're the only option. which sent mystery shoppers to 15 stations around the country, all run by different train companies. they used the machi

oprah or the rock? >> look at this. >> i'm going with the rock. >> jesse: oprah and the rock. canyon today all the way to the top two miles straight up, and then i jogged all the way back down. >> jesse: duffy for the win. >> i thought she was referring too. >> jesse: 2-0. >> i thought she meant running for office. >> i thought we were changing in up 2024. maybe 2025. >> i have that hat. waiting for the new version. >> jesse: big programming note. watch jesse waters "prime time" monday night. has to be monday night. the live results of the iowa caucuses will be here live on "prime time." suzanne from california, jesse, i'm not surprised you didn't mention joe is using a straw. i heard a rumor about a straw. he's not listening to me about straws or anything. jim from wisconsin. love the white house retirement home skit. how can i get a room? sorry that room is only for one man. jeff from illinois. saban's office says, do your job. i don't think he will be invited to the white house anytime soon. he's invited to jesse water's "prime time." how many crops are they picking in chic

it >> see, i knew oprah was too good to be true.that broke my heart right there. >> my point is, she does the right thing even when no one's looking. and i am a law-abiding citizen, but i would give me 2000, give you 2000, that's what i would have done. >> i would have did that as well. >> -- coming up next, fresh off his victory in the iowa caucus, we are going to talk to somebody who won a literal pulitzer for their reporting on donald trump. we are talking about the great maggie haberman about where do we go from here and -- lots of questions. you are watching "king charles". we will be right back. >> we are very excited about our next guest. her name is maggie haberman, of the new york times. she is a -- pulitzer prize winner and the author of bestselling book -- yes, bestselling book -- confidence man. the making of donald trump and the breaking of america. so, maggie, welcome. i'm really glad you are here. thank you for -- i think my ready for a very long time. you literally wrote the book on trump. today, we saw he almost got

. >> will: i know you and oprah did something as well. first, let me start with this.n your fund, how it's reaching the people of lahaina. lahaina in many ways.proud to te end of january, we would have delivered over $60 million to over 8,000 survivors, which -- you know, those are my people. those are our people just as americans. and the tragedy that they went through is unimaginable. and, as you know, we know, and the world knows, they are still going through it. >> will: you and oprah got blowback and first of all i want to be here to be someone who defends you on that. obviously that came from a place of a good place in your heart. >> i was surprised but any time something like that happens, where i'm really taken off guard in that way, i always feel it's prudent just to pause for a second and not get pulled into the emotion of it. the best thing we could do is keep trucking forward, keep the heart in the right place, and now we delivered over $06 million. >> will: i honestly want to say thank you for that people need to know what a good effort it's been on that.

oprah for oppenheimer.d those who left wanting as watch parties saw the fashion and a moment that everything left people talking. it's a new day in the bay. >> good morning. i am reed cowan. >> i am gianna franco. we are so hyper focused on talking about the globes. it was quite a night. >> we've got opinions. >> i don't know why we didn't rebrand as golden globes recap. that's what we are doing at every commercial. we will get to it. but oh the conversations we are having. i want to share them with you. >> wardrobe, winners. >> who made out in the audience, who needs a specialist. let's change the subject because we need to. a live look outside on this monday, if you felt a chill in the air maybe you saw what we showed you earlier. we will show you later. the frost on the cars and flowers. it's cold in the bay. darren peck is here to explain not only why it is so cold but also how long it will stick around. >> do you remember last week i was showing that pool of blue coming our way that was going to settle

will: you and oprah got blowback.to be someone that defends you on that. obviously, that came from a place that was a good place in your heart. >> i was surprised, but anytime manager like that happens where i'm really taken off guard in that way, i always feel it's prudent just to pause if for a second and not get pulled into the emotion of it. the best thing we could do is keep trucking forward, keep the heart in the right place and now we've delivered over $60 million. will: i honestly want to say thank you for that, seriously. people want to know what a good effort -- i have to ask more about the presidency. you said, i believe it was to joe rogan, that one of the political parties had approached you, showed you data which shocked you about how well you'd do in a run for president. >> yes. will: is this something that you would be willing to consider? >> i'm honored. i'm not a politician, never had intentions to be a politician. and, you know, as i, as all this continues to take shape and fory as we're ramping up

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oprah, besides everything anyway, we stream live every weekday from 7 to 8 a.m.now. wherever you stream. >> here we go outside pier 39 this morning. partly cloudy, conditions up above. we'll have a few early morning clouds giving way to bright sunshine as we head into the afternoon. the morning drive is looking worry free when it comes to the weather. we have a little bit of cloud cover early on, temperatures mainly in the 40s, but that sunshine is really with us throughout the later portions of the morning into the afternoon. so today we'll have that bright sunshine returning baby blue skies, temperatures a few degrees above average, upper 50s to the lower 60s. here's live doppler seven, along with satellite overnight. last night we had a couple of isolated light showers that wave of energy now in southern california. and here we go with our next area of low pressure getting its act together in the gulf of alaska, picking up some cold air as it will ride down the west coast over the next 24 hours. tomorrow is a level one on the abc seven storm impact scale. ligh

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. >> we know some of the presenters that will be happening at the show, like oprah winfrey will be visitingll ferrell. is there anybody that you would love to meet? someone that if you just had that opportunity you are like hi, i am joe, nice to meet you. >> first and foremost, easter sunday was produced by ambulance, so dreamworks made it so steven spielberg is on my bucket list. i got my horse flaps on on stephen, i have yet to meet him. i only spoke to him via email so this is going to be an opportunity that i can't wait to do. >> and we should note that easter sunday focuses on daly city, right? right here in the bay. >> yep , represent. clique and watch jo koy host the golden globes on sunday, right here on kpix and streaming on paramount+ . i would like to watch the fashion, though. that is the best part. >>> onto first alert weather now, blue skies in just a few clouds in the bay area today? pretty gorgeous, but it is january and meteorologist darren peck is looking ahead to our next chance of showers. he is in a new virtual view studio. darren? >> okay, we are keeping an eye on the

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. >> we know some of the presenters that will be happening at the show like oprah winfrey and will ferrell. is there anybody that you would love to meet? someone that if you just have that opportunity, you are like high, i am joe, nice to meet you. clear first and foremost, easter sunday was produced by amlin, so dreamworks made it, so steven spielberg is on my bucket list. i got my horse flaps on stephen. i have yet to meet him, i have only spoke to him via email. so this is going to be that opportunity that i can't wait to do. >> we should note that easter sunday focuses on daly city, right? right here in the bay. >> yep, represent. >> represent, you can watch the 81st annual golden globes awards lives this sunday, right here on cbs and streaming on paramount+. >>> coming up in sports, stanford basketball did something last night that hasn't happened in over 50 years. >>> plus, brock purdy is not going to play this sunday, it is going to be a huge opportunity for another 49ers qb. >>> we got a lot of news coming up, our guns in america c-series continues tonight we look at technology tha

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oprah winfrey, looking at this stage. this is another program guide. watch online. "washington journa. host: "washington journaljourna. welcome back to." >>> welcome back to washington journal. associate professor of science at john hopkins. we are mapping violent hostility, and looking at democracy. >> think is so much for having me. this is the focus of the research. we are facing global democracy. we are looking at the work. >> we have increased quality. this is looking at all of the voices. we are looking at the partisanship. we are looking at the political violence in the u.s. we have entire levels of political violence and intense threats. >> is the washington post. violent, political threats. this was part of the american democracy. what do you think is behind that surge? what is causing that? >> this is the increase over the last many years. in general, we have larger numbers of threat levels to elected officials. they were trying to stay in office. we are stopping them from doing their job throughout the day. they have also intended to intimidate people fro

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