oprah winfrey says she is in discussions to make a joint bid for the term. plus, meet the man who has designed suits for frank sinatra, clint eastwood, and ringo starr. detailsf executive behind futuristic suits. all of that and more in the next hour. first, the headlines with carol massar. afterp out with earnings the close of trading, raising its second and two-year forecast after its stock finished higher in after-hours. metlife reported a 35% increase in first-quarter profit and made derivative gains and international growth. i saw operating profit of $1.37 per share, missing the analyst estimates. twitter saw its stock hit its lowest level since he last year's ipo. membership in the first quarter reached 255 million, with year-over-year growth to celebrating. the twitter ceo is focusing on the long-term. focused onxtremely strengthening our core product, twitter and vne. most of the acquisitions to date are about strengthening the core. most of the work we are doing is about strengthening the core, and that is the focus near-term. >> that is a look at t

that, of course, would be oprah winfrey. you will not want to miss either of these two legends coming up this hour here on "closing bell." >> that's right. so here again is where we stand in the markets. dow getting 101 point. another strong session. not much turnaround on this tuesday. pretty strong across the board. there's 16,550 is the level. nasdaq, also been the telling market this year. today it's up 33 points to 4107. finally, the s&p 500 broad market index up 9. half a point. it's been a pretty tight range this morning before breaking out a little bit as we head into the close. >> let talk about on today's "closing bell" exchange. with us is ann miletti who brought the cold weather with us from wisconsin, tom carston from carston advisors, lance roberts from fta wealth management, chris bidleson and rick santelli standing by in chicago. ann, we're all focusing on the, and the fed. they meet again tomorrow. which is more important? i mean, what are you watching to tell you where to put money for your clients right no

signature favorites, just $10 all week long, at olive garden. >>> today, oprah winfrey announced thatbe the los angeles clippers. oprah says she's interested in being part of a group that buys the team. whoever buys the clippers, it's clear the league could use some more diversity. right now there's only one black owner in the nba, michael jordan. he represents just 2% of the ownership, but 76% of nba players are african-american. over the last few decades, the league has slowly become more diverse. earl lloyd was the first black player in the nba back in 1950, three years after jackie robinson integrated baseball. bill russell became the first black coach in 1966. b.e.t. founder robert johnson became the first black owner of any pro sports team in 2003. a decade later, we still have just one black owner in the nba. isn't it time that team owners look a bit more like their rosters? the nba commissioner has agreed to meet with civil rights leaders, and we should discuss diversity. we should discuss ownership. not just talent on the court, but ownership. that's america. and we need to s

steven covey, oprah winfrey. countless others, those are the all-star team. they have fanned out into our daily lives preparing messages of -- presenting messages of personal improvement, human relations, therapeutic adjustment as techniques for getting ahead and prospering and achieving self-fulfillment in our modern life. but carnegie's basic nation embodied in "how to win friends and influence people," that the individual who learns, carnegie's words, the fine art of getting along with people in everyday business and social contact, will enjoy more profit, more leisure, and what is more important, more happiness in business and in home life. this book, i think, became the text of this modern success creed. i think dale carnegie is the godfather of self-help in modern american life. carnegie went on to a rich and full life after the publication of this book in the 1930s. he flourished as a beloved teacher who in the carnegie course, through the '40s and '405s, still spend the great majority of his time with the carnegie course around the country, frap chara

oprah winfrey joins us on her new partnership with starbucks on her own blend of tea.he tony award nominations. this is the "cbs morning news." for this tuesday, thanks for watching, i'm an marie green. have a great day. watching, i'm an marie green. have a great day. i'm michelle griego. and i' >>> good morning everyone, it's tuesday, april 29th. i'm michelle griego. >> hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30 on this tuesday. get you out of the gate with someone we haven't seen in a while but we're going that way first. >> all right guys. hey you know what? cranking up the heat heat wave --, the heat wave begins today. the temperatures going to soar well above the average. even at the beaches some 70s out there and you like that huh? >> i am not complaining happy to be back in filling in for liz today. only thing is construction on the bay bridge and starts around the inclune and looks -- incline and looks like that around 5:00. >> good to have you back. >> good to see you. all right. >>> it is 4:30 and a bay area family talks exclusively with station stag about

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." >> oh, i performed for "the oprah winfrey show," before "maury." >> who's the coolest? ry and ellen? >> ellen. >> ellen? >> yeah. >> reporter: jailen goes by the name g-styles, and as 12-year-olds go he has plenty. "nightline" spent three days with him and his family shuttling between school and practice, leading up to a big competition. we wanted to find out what turns a normal kid into an unstoppable acrobat. who's won competitions and traveled the world from france to korea. >> is there anything that makes you nervous? anything that scares you? worries you? >> i'm -- actually, i've never been nervous in my lave. >> who does he take after? >> i would say pretty much cut down the middle. >> more energy. >> reporter: the family's small home south of seattle is devoted to dance and discipline. >> there is where you need to catch your breath. >> reporter: to our surprise not because the family believes jalen will be able to make a living as a break dance champ. jalen's father and full time coach says it's all about putting his kids on the right path, something he missed gr

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>> no, i won't be buying the clippers but i heard magic johnson might be. >> oprah winfrey says she has no interest in buying the clippers. but she wanted everyone to know that black people are off the plantation, her quote. and also just breaking right now, it's coming in that magic johnson says he does not want to buy the clippers. your reaction? >> right. we know that magic -- that name was floating around and how ironic would it be if magic johnson took over the team after donald sterling said he didn't even want them at the games. we spoke with rick caruso, a big-time developer nor los angeles. he made a run at the dodgers a couple of years ago. he's telling us if the team becomes available, he wants first crack at the clippers. we know there's at least another four or five serious billionaires looking to move in on this team. if they become available, there's going to be a dogfight to take ownership of this squad. >> evan, thank you. we see activity going on at nba headquarters here in new york city. it's a packed room o waiting to see what mr. silver is going to say. the new nba

oprah winfrey. what is the one dollar amount most people always ask for if they ever do ask for anything? >> you see her processing. she's thinking, do i? don't i? do i? [bleep] it. kim kardashian, queen of the ass by far. >> is that kim? >> this is kim. >> give me that. she's in thailand doing this whole photo shoot. >> oh my god. >> richard donner the direct of "goonies." we ask him if

presiding over it all is the high priestess, someone i have great admiration for, oprah winfrey. for those who have not read it, i recommend, "oprah: the gospel of an icon. this is often criticized for coming out of a me, me, me culture. what other may be justification some areas, i think the criticism tends to come from those whose traditions are threatened by the new religious marketplace. they tend to overlook the fact that new communities are emerging. it is often virtual communities, in for instance, opera's bookclub. atheism is getting a good iring. richard dawkins -- they're becoming leaders of the movement defining itself against dominant religious culture. the editor of bbc editor's sunday program for british audiences, which presents good coverage of global religion, suggests that atheism gets disproportionate coverage, the reflection, she wondered, of the secular newsroom. i suspect the leader of the alabama at atheists would strongly disagree with that. on my way to meet him, i drove the alabama where roadside sides urgently devote for jesus. and he told me of the clas

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will be made public tomorrow, including records on president richard nixon, steven spielberg, oprah winfreyl candidate john edwards is returning to practice law. he appeared in court on wednesday to represent a 4-year-old virginia boy who suffered brain damage and physical injuries. his family says it happened in the care of a hospital back in 2009. >>> this week senator claire mccaskill is serving 350 colleges and universities on how they handle sexual assault cases. she says the results will provide "an unprecedented look at how colleges and universities act or sometimes fail to act to protect students and bring perpetrators to justice." >>> john mellencamp is not happy with wisconsin governor scott walker. the conservative republican used mellencamp's song small town during a recall campaign which prompted mellencamp to let walker know that he supports collective bargaining and union rights and thinks walker should consider that before using his music. >>> check it out. ray band aviators that belong to who else, joe biden. the first ever posted to the vp instagram account. that's pretty

time to check, "the pulse," now, featuring oprah winfrey. ultry in her purple dress. the cover of her magazine's next issue. the television icon says she's always lying on the floor wearing evening gowns. >> inside the new issue, oprah talks about aging. she says 60 is the new 40. and admits she colors her hair. the best thing about getting older is the freedom to do what you want. and the worst is realizing how much time you wasted. >>> "simpsons" fans, if you ever missed a show. mark your calendars for august. >> that's when they will run the "simpsons" in a 12-day marathon. every adventure, of homer, marge, bart, and lisa. >> they call it the longest marathon in the history of television. by that point, you can crank up the a.c. and say, d'oh. >>> just about everyone knows the words to this one. and they will be belting it out around the globe today. >> today, marking the 50th anniversary of "it's a small world." the ride that turned into a major attraction at disney theme parks. it's a small world debuted at the world's fair in new york,

when i was 11 years old, i saw an oprah winfrey christmas special where oprah gave back to african childrentheir parents to aids. that story changed my life. i imagined myself living in a mud hut, caring for my siblings and grieving the death of my parents. after watching the show, i went online and found an orphan sponsorship program in africa. i mailed them a check for $360 so that one little girl could eat and go to school. but i didn't want to help just one girl. i wanted to help thousands. i could relate to the orphans i saw on tv because i knew what it meant to feel helpless. i was born with a rare liver disease i never asked for. but it taught me to understand the human struggle. in 2004, i had two liver transplants. and instead of get well flowers and gifts, i asked friends and family to donate money to help other kids in africa. in a few short months, we raised $15,000. that led me to create my own organization, kids caring 4 kids. we want to empower kids to help children in need, living in sub-saharan africa. nine years later we have mobilized over 10,000 young people to get invol

one of the most successful companies in the history of television that distributed inks like the oprah winfreyeel of fortune. michael king. the ceo's newest venture is king boxing. boxing has fallen out of the pantheon of great american sports. why boxing? >> first of all, sports is the most important programming and -- in television. i am a television guy and broadcast executive. i believe when you look at how valuable major league baseball and the nba and nfl, at one point, boxing was far bigger than any of them. my brother roger and i and my bob, we always looked for distressed properties. wheel of fortune and jeopardy, they were distressed properties. jeopardy was on the shelf for nine years and yet 96% of americans watched it on three different networks. they were all pretty distressed and we looked and analyzed it and answered the question why isn't it working better? we answered those questions and then decided to put the show into syndication, but then we locked both of them up for $50,000. >> buy low, sell high. what is it about that where you see the value, things are stressed for a

does have to sell his team who are the front runners who are likely to buy the clippers, we hear oprah winfrey's name. >> yes, her name has popped up, magic johnson, who used to play for the los angeles lakers, and owns a piece of the los angeles lakers, he's interested. there are all sorts of names coming out now that the franchise is about to come on the market. it's not often that a franchise in a very large city such as los angeles becomes available for purchase. this is a high profile like a trophy acquisition for a lot of people. it has been valued to $500 million, but if there is a bidding war, this franchise could sell for $1 billion or more. >> you said sterling is likely to fight this. does he have a strong case? >> i'm not a judge, i'm not a lawyer, but i have been following the case, there are a lot of issues that are interesting in this case. number one, that tape that was played all over the world that everyone responded to, that was a private conversation, and it was taped without mr. sterling's knowledge. if that happened in california, that means it was an illegally produced tap

or i was watching one day -- i was caught in a airport watching oprah winfrey and bono and they were talking about making the earth greener before they got on their private planes and headed to another place to talk about the eater being greener. i thought, have they looked at the earth lately? the earth is brun most of it and even in places where the earth is grown in the spring and summer, it turns brown in its fulfillment. there's a chapter on the death of the american newspaper in "darling." and some critics wonder why it's there. it's because we no longer live in peoria. we no longer live anywhere. all we have to talk about with each other is national politics and whether we're progressives or conservatives. we have lost a sense of place, of the 4-h club, the little league game down the street, the fire across town last week. and so what happens in that chapter, i write an obituary for the american newspaper and writing also an obituary for obituaries. a number of friends of mine, five out of six best friends i had who died recently did not want an obituary in the paper. when th

he is now in talks with oprah winfrey. they both have huge bank account.and larry ellison of oracle, both of them, all three of them billionaires, but they are in talks according to the hollywood reporter. he doesn't have to unless 75% of the nba owners vote to say give it up. he cannot even attend these games. charlie: i guarantee you if he is not forced, he will not sell it. liz: barclays bleeding all kinds of issues. charlie: this will go through some of the headlines, lobbyists are telling congressional staffers bank regulations are forcing a major, major retrenchment of the bank. it is going to keep bleeding people, and it will reduce itself at least this is the sort of panic mode they are saying that is going to reduce itself almost insignificance in the u.s. that is essentially what is going on. yesterday was really interesting. the head of the investment banking division left. that guy used to work at lehman brothers. he came over when bob diamond bought th investment bank and basically created the u.s. unit. he is now out, is a key sign they are i

oprah winfrey. the one dollar amount most people always ask for if they ever do ask for anything? >> you see her processing. she's thinking, do i? don't i? do i? [bleep] it. kim kardashian, queen of the ass by far. >> is that kim? >> this is kim. >> give me that. she's in thailand doing this whole photo shoot.

singer/producer pharrell williams broke down in tears during an interview on "oprah prime" with oprah winfrey. the host played a montage of people around the world dancing to his hit song "i'm happy." williams said the reaction to the song has been overwhelming. later he tweeted that this was one of the most sincere humbling during an interview... and that he was crying 'happy' tears. >> happy tears ... bowlers usually stare down the pins before they let go of the ball... but a local bowler prefers not to. andrew cowen, from rockford, is after a perfect 300 game.. but he wants to do it bowling backwards. he says he bowled his first perfect game when he was just 16-years old. he did that while bowling like a normal person.. so far his highest backwards score is 280. >> simply for the challenge is one thing. there's never been a 300 pulled backwards. i'm looking to see what is possible. and my knees are not in the best shape and this takes the pressure off my niece to throw it backwards. >>cowen says he plans to keep going for a backwards 300 until he does it. >> i could watch that all day. tha

the oprah winfrey partnership rolls out tuesday with the toc you call it.y have been testing these hand crafted cold carbon ated beers. no word yet, nothing about soda stream. back to you. >> we'll check back in with you. interesting licensing in the mobile technology. >> jane was addressing something talking about weather. the reason she brought that up was dunkin' donuts brought that up. i think the other side is not only to they continue to work in the right direction and obviously the t, another spot where they have some innovative potential to go forward, but 1,500 more stores is what they plan on opening. this is a company that's got some monster expansion in front of it. >> so you're there. >> i love this name. >> it topped out in november and made an all-time high. if you want to belong to this thing, it's great. if it breaks and the market gets ugly it's going in the mid 60s. >> was this your triangle of death? >> might have been. it's been along the 70 level. the fact it broke that momentum last year makes me nervous. >> the ceo of starbucks will

melissa: oprah winfrey from her viewers and readers and -- did she support barack obama or did she supportillary clinton. women were outraged why did you choose to support your race over urgenter. precisely. >> did she say i chose him because he was, he wasn't as smart? you see what i'm saying? melissa: yes. >> i think when you -- melissa: wasn't based -- >> on, i don't think there is problem with that type of diversity. >> i don't think there is problem with that type of diversity. only women will say why did she choose a woman because she is another woman. a man isn't going to say that? melissa: bad news out of candor us. we all peak researchers at simon frazier university studied people ages 16 to 44 playing video games. the bad news our cognitive motor performance worsens after 24. we start to move slower. not charlie. the good news we may get slower but we get smarter finding ways to make it easier on ourselves? is that a tradeoff? reflexes are not as good but figure out ways to pay people to do stuff for us? >> i look at tom brady and brett favre at end of thinks career. tom brady do

middle class, white and black, against each other, so the wealthy in the country, the kids of oprah winfrey, if she had some, will smith and michael jordan, no problem. same for the kids of bill gates, warren buffet and hedge funds manager, no problems. but the middle class kids have to fight each other - some live, some die. and the supreme court is doing its job, it's doing the best it can do with the situation. it's taking a case that comes to it, it doesn't look for it, but they are the last institution in america that should be fixing the problem. until education is in a supposition in urban areas that let's kids compete, whether they are white or black, with each other. you'll have affirmative tinkering, action this way and that. we'll go on with this. >> what of the argument that students say i have my scores, i have good grades, i have better grades than an african american student that got in. what do you say to the students? >> depends what you are trying to achieve. if you gone on the basis of s.a.t.s, the white kid may have an advantage because he may have a better preparation b

encouraged when i thought about how we heard from everyone at the league who made millions of dollars, oprah winfrey in the hall of fame, even the president of the united states, almost a unanimous outkra, showing that it's different you. you can not get away with it. and you can not just worry about the fact that very successful people won't call you out. i'm very proud that those young athletes, with their mull pi in it will dollar athletes stood up. i used to do a sermon, some of those young men and young ladies stood up on this showed their soul wouldn't be compromised for a contract. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball starts right now. hi ho silver. let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm chris matthews up in new york.

you have also had this super group, larry geffen, stinson, now making the statement he thinks oprah winfrey will join the group. i think they could in their pockets find loose change to pay for this team. you're talking about three of the richest people in america. you would think they would outbid anybody else and honestly wouldn't care how much it would be. because, again, not any significant amount of money to them. it's going to be fascinating. oprah apparently is interested in having another minority owner in the nba, joining michael jordan. it would be great for the league. >> and don't forget about the possibility of magic johnson getting involved with some group. he's now part owner of the l.a. dodgers. he's got some experience. no one is more popular in l.a. than magic. there's going to be a long line. >> maybe that $1 billion number i threw out will be low. maybe it will even be more than that. we shall see. thanks very much. we're going to get much more on this story coming up here this hour. i'll speak with the l.a. attorney who has some personal history with donald sterling and

see, the 41-year-old singer started crying on oprah winfrey's show as he described the awesome successolled a clip of people in cities all over the world, singing the song "happy." >> it is overwhelming because it is like, i love what i do and i just appreciate the fact that, like, people have believed in me for so long that i could make it to this point, to feel -- to feel that -- >> tweeting about the interview saying it was one of the most sincere and humbling moments he's ever had during an interview. all of that hard work and on top now. >> a lot of people don't realize, this guy has been at it for a long time. >> long time. >> he is 41. he really struggled. he's had lots of success. but he struggled as every artist has. this is wonderful to see. >> good for him. >>> moving on to ac/dc, word is they may have to soon call it quits. >> one of the founders is suffering from a serious and undisclosed disease. he has health issues. it may force them to perform in australia in the early '70s to retire. >> they were supposed to record a new album. that remains to be seen. the band planne

just ask oprah winfrey. >> when i was making $22,000 a year, everybody always needed $50. 0 a year, everybody needsed 500. now, nobody needs less than $50,000. >> even oprah has her dior self limits. when they divorced, oprah asked them to move out. >> god has blessed you to be a billionaire and this what you to? >> oprah, according to a spokesperson, reportedly to split the profits from the sale out of the house. but for this ex-step mom, talk isn't that cheap. she knows i know the story. and to set me out now, why shouldn't i just tell my story. >> here's a true story, family can be more avid than anyone to raid the bank of a big name. >> why do you think relatives of the famous are so evil for your mother. >> it's tough they're family. it's like they become royalty. >> there should be a celebrity family union. and they should negotiate different rates. that's it. we cut them off after that. >> these days, you can be seen twisting the night away in anymo nynphomania. he was kind enough to lend his uncle a sack of cash. $800,000. author of celebrity, inc., question knows a

mark zuckerberg, a precocious baby billionaire whose facebook transformed what we do online. 7, oprah winfrey, the media powerhouse who just may be the world's most influential woman. six, warren buffett, the oracle of omaha, business magnate and master investor. five, jeff bezos, the retailing disruptor who founded amazon and made e-commerce flow like a mighty river. four, the google guys. can you really go a day without googling? three, allen greenspan and ben bernanke. controversial and historic, they were the ultimate central bankers. two, bill gates, the weltiest man on earth and the greatest philanthropist of his age. one, steve jobs, compute respect music, movies, telephones, tablets, he mastered them all with style. you can check out the full list of the 25 on cnbc.com right now. >>> our coverage is just starting. this hour we're going to talk live with two people on that list, includings the richest man on one of the seven continents with a truly fascinating story. you won't forget him, plus the man who brought the world the index fund. we'll be back in two minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ tires s

for every purchase the donation is made to the oprah winfrey leadership academy. it will cost $15 for 2 ounces. >> you get some tea, you get some tea. >> meanwhile berkeley students are feeling a double-double let down. >> some thought an in and out burger was setting up. but turns out it was a senior blank. many saw the banner announcing a opening of an in and out. the closest franchise, is 11 miles away. the campus is the further out from the in and out location. >> if i were an in and out, i'd build one. everybody disappoint there isn't one. >> can the police search your smartphone without a warrant? >> and pets killed in the south bay. we'll tell you who police say is to blame. >>> and update, breaking nows, at least six people were shot inside a fedex facility in georgia. we have new details about the suspects. >>> breaking news. at least six people shot inside a fedex facility. what we've just learned from investigators, next. >>> and the heat is on, bay area. starting today, those temperatures soar as we head into tomorrow, peak warmth and then by the end o

. >> her much-criticized and little-watched reality show on oprah winfrey's own network came to an abruptfinale, the 27-year-old actress revealed she'd had a miscarriage during the filming of the show. >> she would not go into any details saying only, "it's a very long story." no word yet from oprah. that is a bombshell. >> she's just riddled with tragedy, this girl. >> i'm telling you what. and i didn't -- i guess i should have known this, but i haven't heard much about this reality show at all. i think nobody's paying attention. >> i don't think a whole lot of people are paying attention. lindsay lohan is kind of the news of the past. and so nobody really knows that this show was out there. maybe some people did, but not a lot of people watched it. this bombshell though is more for her tragic story. i feel so bad for her. >> let's talk about neal patrick harris. he dropped the f-bomb onstage. >> this is great or crazy. doogie howser, all grown up, decked out in drag, harris is starring in "hedwig and the angry inch," about a fictional rock band fronted by an east german transgendered si

this morning, oprah winfrey weighed in on sterling saying he has a, quote, plantation mentality. >> iu've been following this story. >> of course i have been following this story. it feels like a plantation mentality in 2014. it just doesn't fit. >> well, nate silver is 538 blog and found that 76% players are african-american. 43% of coaches are african-american. but when it comes to ownership, just 2% of owners are black while 988% are white. in other words, michael jordan owns the charlotte bobcats, that's it. in his book, $40 million dollar slave" william holden who is right here argues that while african-americans may have achieved wealth from the industry, they haven't gained or exercised real power within it. with us now is him, the author of the book, "the new york times" sports columnist, william rhoden. and also a real expert for history, the history of the civil rights movement, former u.s. congressman for mz mz who is also a former president of the naacp. let's start with william here. we all think about nba players as being well off. they've got a ten-year career, they may

. >>> and oprah winfrey looking at one family's struggle with mental torment and addiction.nd that family is the hemingways. muriel is the subject of "running from crazy" in which she explores her troubled family history. >> when i was young, i would often hike these hills, and i knew that if i didn't get outside, i would just want to cry. my father was the oldest son of ernest hemmingway, and it is like the kennedy family that the kennedys had the horrible tragedies, and we were sort of the other american family with the horrible curse. i come from seven suicides, and perhaps more. >> and muriel joins us, and now, thank you so much for joining me. >> thank you for having me. >> of course. i saw the clip of the documentar documentary, and i think that it was a year ago at a discovery communications and presented in this new documentary that oprah would be showing, and i remember, mural yell stopping in my tracks when you cited the number of suicides in your family alone, and why did you choose to go on this painful journey? >> you know, the truth is that it is not painful an

espn reporting that oprah winfrey is work going wiing wite of business executives, very rich people toogether a bid for the team. only yesterday she told tmz she would not buy the clippers. take that for what it is. back to the owner and his mistress. the lawyer claimed she was never really his mistress. said the two did not have a romantic relationship and she worked for sterling as an archivist. meanwhile, hours after the nba handed down a lifetime ban, clippers won a huge playoff game. hats off to that team for winning last night. the head coach say this team was mentally drained but fought through it. the big question remains whether or not the league can force sterling to sell the team. that's where we bring in our senior judicial analyst, andrew napolitano to talk about this. how are you sir? i should mention oprah has talked to a couple of folks to buy this team in l.a. and have expressed an interest to buy this team. before we even get there, sterling told our jim gray today he has no interest in selling the clippers. >> the agreement sterling signed when he bought the team bac

oprah winfrey the next owner of the nba team. lks with media executive larry ellison to make a bid for the clippers. that is in embattled clippers owner donald sterling puts the team up for sale and not the only one rumored to buy the team. p. diddy tweeting i knicks fan. bunny ranch owner benny hough tweeting is he considering buying the clippers. now it is your turn to hash it out with us. use #greta on all your tweets and posts. and fireballs thick smoke shooting high in the air. train derails right in the middle of a townget the latest is next. also, don't forget. hannity tonight 10 p.m. eastern. stephen smith joins sean to talk about the donald sterling controversy. tonight, 10:00 p.m. on hannity. don't forget. get all your favorites all day, every day. olive garden's signature favorites, just $10 all week long! including everyone's favorite fettuccine alfredo, and our classic lasagna. with sauces made from scratch in our kitchens every morning. all served with unlimited homemade soup or fresh garden salad. and your all-time

. >>> oprah winfrey is on the cover of her new magazine -- no surprise there.ooking rather sultry. there's a joke she's always on the floor wearing an evening gown. i know diana does. >> it hits newsstands tuesday. she talks about aging. she says 60 is the new 40, and all but admits that she colors her hair. oprah says the best part of being older is the freedom to do whatever you want. the worst part, however, is realizing how much time you've wasted. >> that looks like a fun shoot. by the way, the next time you do that, can you take a selfie and post it? >> yes, i will. >> thank you. >>> life apparently only getting better for beyonce and jay-z. fresh off some much-needed r&r. >> beyonce is sharing her family vacation with her fans, posting some of their quiet moments on line. here she is in the dominican republic taking a peaceful walk with 2-year-old blue ivy. >> wow. the musical couple there, power couple celebrating their sixth wedding anniversary on the beach and looking very much in love. >> in the bikini looking amazing with no make-up, as usual. all t

and he's teaming up with oprah winfrey in a new program to inspire people to live their best lives nowh a program called help desk. that's coming soon. >> is there anything he isn't doing? is he's incredible for -- >> such a breath of fresh air. and is making an impact on hollywood and thereby in the world through the films he brings to the screen. >> i think we were all really impressed, and god bless him for everything he's doing. thanks, kelly. >> sure. >> how are you feeling? you got a little allergy thing going on? >> over it now. >> there isn't anyone in the building, i think, that isn't having problems with allergies right now. is it worse than usual? it may not even be the weather. it could be ah-ha, the amount of stress that you might be under. if you're suffering, what can you do? is we have some tips from a top doc. >>> and a fire tearing through a popular beachfront community. the dramatic video, and why firefighters had such a tough time getting this one under control. >> just from where i'm standing, i could see 10-foot, at least 20-foot-tall flames. with diabetes, it's t

which celebrity might buy it, we've been told by music mogul david geffen's office that geffen, oprah winfreyy be interested if it became official. the l.a. times reports that a tenant stated at a deposition that mrs. sterling addressed him using a racial slur. and there's a court order from 2003 which says that she apparently posed as a health inspector while visiting a tenant's apartment, though there's no evidence found that she actually entered the apartment. many experts believe shelly sterling may have a tough time inheriting the time which could allow her husband to sidestep the ruling banning him for life. the nba did seem to indicate tuesday that mr. sterling's real estate dealings, along with other past behavior, will weigh in on how the league approaches any forced sale of the team. >> in meeting out this punishment, we did not take into account his past behavior. when the board ultimately considers his overall fitness to be an owner in the nba, they will take into account a lifetime of behavior. >> executive editor of sports law blog, he also teaches at the school of management. i

oprah winfrey, who can sort of. >> biden will be giving an address in south carolina. >> everybody lovesard education. one of the things it sparked was the integration of college campuses. there was really a push to integrate college campuses. is there a sense that maybe these families just really want to have their day and not have that full weight of history bearing down on them? >> i think that is part of it. if you look at the websites down in topeka, kansas, some people are talking about that. this idea that why do we have to keep reliving this bad history from topeka, kansas. they were the board v education. they want to make this about their day, their kids, and their day, and not about the first lady. do i remember who my high school graduation speaker is or who my college speaker was. i think with michelle obama these kids will certainly remember it, and the white house is still scheduling this. they're looking to see if everything is going to be clear on the kansas city, topeka kansas, and it looks like they figure that out down there. he said the seat majority actually is real

everyone from every major basketball star, from lebron james all the way to michael jordan from oprah winfrey to the president of the united states i think was something that we have seen -- we have not seen in these types of situations before. i was involved from marge shot all the way through to imus. clearly there has been widespread support. but the definitive way that nba commissioner silver made the announcement today, "banned for life" no involvement. and that he is sure he will get the other owners to support him and forcing the sale of the team. i think deals with this particular issue. i spoke with commissioner silver this afternoon. and he was a pleasure to meet with heads of civil rights groups and others. i just left a meeting with some of us. lead national civil rights groups here in washington with the congressional black caucus. and it was left on the table, now, ari, how do we set up things that this is not a reoccurring thing. how are people vetted? how did this guy remain there despite a history of discrimination? and where is the ownership of the team going? so i think tha

where they branched out from discovery and animal planet and dealt with a very known celebrity in oprah winfreycreate the opera network. that is where it is. if you can cover more territory, why not cover more territory? >> what kind of earnings growth do you expect from discovery over the next few years? the stock is trading at a high multiple. >> discovery is a combination of two things. probably the highest growth in the pure play media cable channel sector. the highest multiple but highest growth rate. arguably consistent 20 plus earnings growth. the highest multiple in the group, the lowest nice to earnings ratio. still looks relatively cheap with a nosebleed 20 times multiple with growth in excess of that. it is an odd thing. really high multiple but could argue it is still cheap. >> china's largest e-commerce company is boosting u.s. investments. we will talk about what is behind the push. plus, boston beer celebrating 30 years of for winning. we will talk to the man who tastes every batch of sam adams beer, jim cook. ♪ >> time for today's global outlook. this is the newest funding and r

. >> hi, could i speak to oprah winfrey please? >> ah, this is oprah. >> hi. lohan's secretary. >> who is this? >> dave, oprah. it's dave. >> oh, my god. >> yeah, i know. >> oprah, how are you? >> i'm great today. >> how's your friend lindsey doing? >> i think she's doing okay for having cameras following you around for every phase of your life. i think that's a difficult thing. yeah, we're really pleased that she's making some progress. >> oprah, i spent 30 years trying to pull my life together. where the hell have you been? >> does that sound like oprah to you? >> she has a couple offers. >> who is the? >> who is this? >> she's pulling for lindsey and she really likes dave letterman, so that was funny. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, the sailing family rescued in the pacific ocean is now back in california. critics call them foolish for trying to take small children around the world. you'll see them landing back on land. >>> and bob marlie singing "i shot the sheriff." nobody really believes that but prosecutors are now u

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bid, i've got to tell you, the biggest bidders that i've heard about, david geffen, along with oprah winfrey, the latest report. it would be great to have another minority owner if oprah was involved. larry ellison involved in the team. they have to take into account who can put up the most money. talking about three of the richest people in america. if they decide to actually bid on this team together, last night you had shelly sterling sitting in one of the boxes and they keep going back and forth to her and we talked about her history, if you could replace that with oprah and david geffen and larry ellison, i think the nba would take that pr, don't you? >> you know, it's funny when you think about one ironic moment, maybe it's not that funny, kareem, your thoughts on this, if the milwaukee bucks sold recently for $600 million, relatively small media market like milwaukee, there's a bidding war for the clippers. i'm guessing it could go for a billion dollars. the irony, who's going to get that money? that would be sterling who paid $12 million for the clippers in 1981. so if oprah and comp

my life story reads like a script from oprah winfrey's, where are they now? many of oprah's guests i too have been locked in deep dark places with my face in the dirt, and have only recently begun to claw my way back to my life. on april 25th, 2010, my life changed forever. during that day i played a women's professional game against the "philadelphia independents" in philadelphia and in that game i suffered a traumatic brain injury that abruptly ended my beloved soccer career. that was nearly four years ago. i struggled with intense, piercing headaches that were so bad bit evening, it was all i coo do not to cry myself asleep. i had to take naps on daily basis because my sleep was so disrupted. i couldn't concentrate and i was very moody. i felt completely disconnected from everything and everyone. i was anxious and depressed. every day and i wondered if i would ever get better. i recently moved to d.c. to have bilateral okay sent tall nerve surgery at georgetown to eliminate severe headaches that playing me daily. fortunately for me the surgery appears to h