behind me is the oprah winfrey theater. in front of us is this wonderful sculptural stairway. >> it is a freestanding stare. no calls, no support. it will be our connection from the central hall above got to -- down to the oprah winfrey theater. you can see a perfect example of how the corona sets off from the structure that creates this space. it is a clear story all the way up to the bottom of the fifth floor deck. on a day like today, you see how much light you are cast in. it does not feel like you're in the basement. it is an open area. open source space. withan imagine the space two or 3000 people walking around talking about it. very exciting. >> as you go through the rest of the building, you will see that the building is about this does them -- this the -- vistas and views. when you go into building, you forget about the mall. here, we wanted to say that the this is sacred space. opportunity to look out at arlington cemetery where many of the african-americans who fled fox for freedom ended up dying. you will be ab

i'm oprah winfrey and welcome to the very first national "oprah winfrey show." >> i was surprised atpace that oprah show took off. because it took us a lot longer. donahue rearranged the furniture but oprah remodeled the whole house. >> people out there don't understand when you say we're in love. and i remember questioning my gay friend, you mean you feel about him the way i feel about -- it is a strange concept for a lot of people to accept. >> oprah was connecting with people in a way that no one had on tv before. and it was really special to see. >> did you know that for the longest time i wanted to be a fourth grade teacher because of you. >> i was not aware of inspiring anyone. >> i think you did exactly what teachers are supposed to do, they create a spark for learning. it is the reason i have a talk show today. >> oprah winfrey now dominates the talk show circuit, both in the ratings and popularity. >> i want to use my life as a source of lifting people up. that is what i want to do. that is what i do every day on my show. we get accused of being tabloid television and sensat

. >> i'm oprah winfrey and welcome to the very oprah winfrey show!the rocket ways that oprah took off because it took as you lot longer. the donahue show rearranged the furniture but oprah remodelled the whole house. >> there are a lot of people out there watching who really don't understand what you mean when you say we're in love. because i remember questioning my gay friends you mean like you feel about him the way i feel about -- it's kind of a strange concept for a lot of people to accept. >> oprah was connecting with people in a way that no one had on tv before, and it was really special to see. >> well, did you know that for the longest time i wanted to be a fourth grade teacher because of you? >> i was not aware of inspiring anyone. >> you did exactly what teachers are supposed to do. they create a spark for learning. that's the reason i have a talk show today. >> oprah winfrey dominates the talk show circuit both in the ratings and in popularity. >> i want to use my life as a source of lifting people up. that's what i want to do. that's what

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so we will go into the oprah winfrey theater which is an example of how he is the corona and interesting ways. >> this will hold about 350 feet and this is where -- really going to be one of our major spaces for public programs. this stage has state-of-the-art soundproofing, and for -- wonderful opportunities for film , for dancing, for spoken word, so in essence, this is really just one of those surprises in the building. opera was here and she liked it. she did the happy dance. now we will cut through and head back to the elevator and go up to the first floor. as i said, the museum is divided into thirds. one third really history galleys he looked at. a second 30 security galleries that palm will talk about an frame for you. and then the final third are really the culture galleries. the notion was that the galleries you went through give you that narrative. we'll take you from africa to today. then these other galleries go into detail in different areas whether it sports or military. whether it's music, theater, dance. in essence, and the best of worlds you start down and work your way

oprah winfrey has embraced it. when oprah gives it the seal of approval, you know this is goo book to get right away. the book is called, "the underground railroad."?so nice n whitehead. >> thanks for letting me be here. rosanna: is it the same book you thought you were going to write? >> it change ads lot. i was finishing one book. sitting on my couch, remembering when i was a kid first heard about the underground railroad. actual subway. steve: when i think of in my mind. >> a lot of people first hear about it, still adulthood think that that's okay. steve: i'm one of those. >> what if. and, you know, started working on the premise, if she, if the hero is going north, running away, what if every state, south carolina, north carolina, was a different state of american possibilities. so as she leaves the plantation americas, exploring different facets of american history. rosanna: you did a lot of research on it. you focus on this one young woman, core a you take her through her adventure, the ups and downs of free

. >>> oprah winfrey. >> on the cover of the hollywood reporter revealing she broke her own rule when she asked eva to direct. i never, capital >> the queen sugar cast gushing about miss o. about the thr photo shoot. >> i was intimidated when i met her. she takes you in and looks at you. ? >>> well, if you ever needed an example of how to persevere with grace, look no further than celine dion. >> oh, yeah. i can't even imagine. she lost her husband and brother to cancer within days of each other this year, and she's doing she's putting those emotions into her work and using it to help heal herself and her family. a.j. is with the powerful interview with the five-time grammy winner. >> she's transforming her fashion by stealing her stylist. >> we change, like, 16 times a day. >> celine dion glammed and gorgeous in a print jumpsuit, jet setting in yellow and getting a major makeover from la rosh. >> my manager is not happy right now about that, but we'll try her fashion game. >> she's bridging me new things to discover and i want to feel good on them. >> and her new album, encore and th

plus, oprah winfrey reveals the latest pick for her book club with "cbs this morning." and we'll speak with the author. and we'll speak to the first american to compete in the z/ our bacteria family's been on this cushion for generations. i like to watch them clean, but they'll never get me on the mattress! new lysol max cover with 2x wider coverage kills bacteria on big, soft surfaces. >>> it is 4:30, 71 degrees on this tuesday, august 2nd. not as hot and humid today, but a chance of showers does exist. good morning. i'm chris wragge. >> happening now, protesters vow to return to city hall park thi morning. >> the group wants the mayor to get rid of bill bratton. >> there were no arrests made against protesters last night as they were removed from city hall park down just a few blocks away here, but protesters are asking for arrests to be made. they would like to see the leader of our city's police force behind bars. >> reporter: demonstrators used a calling response to spread

plus, oprah winfrey reveals the latest pick for her book club with "cbs this morning." and we'll speak with the author. and we'll speak to the first american to compete in the . >>> right now at 4:30 kids returning to a summer program in south boston this morning a week after the death of a fellow camper. what parents are being told about new safety procedures now in place. >> if there's anybody that has earned their first amendment right it's those that country. >> the brother ever a massachusetts man killed in iraq demanding an apology from donald trump. >> new concerns about the zika virus, the health alert and the cdc, the u.s. locations pregnant women are being told to avoid.

oprah winfrey is making a big change to her vocabulary. what word she says she's not going to his life! we're taking a loook at how he's bringing pacman to life. time now 4:xx you're taking a live look outside this morning.. some patchy fog this morning then partly to mostly sunny with highs in the upper 80s. right now . live look outside this morning.. another hot day with highs in the upper 80s. right now . when cooler air arrives next. good news for harry potter fans-- j-k rowling is still in the biz! she announced this week that she's coming out with a new trio of e-books. it's called "pottermore" and they'll explore the wizarding world. incomplete and unreliable guide"... "short stories from hogwarts of power, politics and pesky poltergeists"... and "short stories from hogwarts of heroism, hardship and dangerous hobbies." the books released september sixth. bradley cooper is set to make his directoral debut. he will direct and star in the latest version of the musical drama "a star is born." lady gaga will take on her first big- scree

. >> when i read the bion the oprah winfrey site, deion sanders who had settled down and become family man and businessman, what motivated you to do that settling down? >> i've always been settled, but i never showed you that because my public life was so public i kept private private. i played sports every day, so it in time i had never allowed a camera to my home and why i was in the struggle with the fight and i had never aloud people to get close. that's what you want. you don't want to know deion. he's boring. >> i posted on facebook that you were coming. you know the number one question? >> is he going to bring tracy? >> when are you going to >> i'm old school, man. >> what that means is i don't believe in long-distance relationships and long-distance marriages. the relationship, we're co passetic, i've got her back and i know she has mine, and when i say i do we have to be in the same city. >> that's what's interesting, you strike me as such a god-fearing, confident and happy and i love you now. i'm a dad and i have two sons and you inspire us dads to be better fathers. >> you h

plus, oprah winfrey reveals the latest pick for her book club with "cbs this morning."ak with the author. and we'll speak to the first american to compete in the olympics. have a great day. >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >>> it was the feasterville home where a dozen girls were found kept inside. later today, three suspect will appear in court. we're live with a look at the charges they're facing. >>> fire fight remembers working to find a cause of this massive strip mall fire in doylestown. we have the latest just ahead. >> and part of the area are under flashflood watch this morning. justin is here with more on the forecast. and today is tuesday, august 2nd, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas, we're getting ooh day started with a check on weather and traffic with justin and meisha. >> good morning, lot and lot of construction already this morning, 4:30 in the morning, i can tell you almost every camera map is construction. >> we do have better news in the

oprah winfrey and m. night and we it talking about how they're filmed here. >>> more news at 5:00 a.m. >>> breaking news out of maryland, that's where nearly two dozen people are hurt after this fire police are saying apparently started with an explosion. >>> jumping into action. a murder investigation in philadelphia may have been solved just after it happened, thanks to quick thinking from police. >>> he's the founder of isis. he's the founder of isis. >> isis claims, donald trump makes a bold claim about the terrorist group and the president. >> announcer: nbc10 news starts now. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. on the dot. good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sika.

oprah winfrey and m. night and we it talking about how they're filmed here. >>> more news at 5:00 a.m. >>> breaking news out of maryland, that's where nearly two dozen people are hurt after this fire police are saying apparently started with an explosion. >>> jumping into action. a murder investigation in philadelphia may have been solved just after it happened, thanks to quick thinking from police. >>> he's the founder of isis. he's the founder of isis. >> isis claims, donald trump makes a bold claim about the terrorist group and the president. >> announcer: nbc10 news starts now. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. on the dot. good morning and welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> and i'm tracy davidson. we've issued a "first alert" now through sunday because of the weather that our area will be dealing with. let's begin with bill henley with the "first alert" neighborhood weather. >> steamy outside. the temperatures are going to soar for philadelphia, suburbs and delaware, dangerous heat today to sunday

i'm oprah winfrey and welcome to the very first national oprah winfrey show!cause it took us a lot longer. the donahue show rearranged the furniture, but oprah remodelled the whole house. >> there are a lot of people out there watching who really don't understand what you mean when you say we're in love. i was questioning my gay friends. you mean you feel about him the way i feel about -- it's kind of a strange concept future a lot of people to accept. >> oprah was connecting with people in a way that no one had on tv before. and it was really special to see. >> well, did you know that for the longest time i wanted to be a fourth grade teacher because of you. >> i was not aware of inspiring anyone. >> i think you did exactly what teachers are supposed to do. they create a spark for learning. that's the reason i have a talk show today. >> oprah winfrey now dominates the talk show circuit both in the ratings and popularity. >> i want to use my life as a source of lift people up. that's what i want to do. that's what i do every day on my show. you know, we get ac

plus, oprah winfrey reveals the latest pick for her book club with "cbs this morning."eak with the author. and we'll speak to the first american to compete in the olympics wearing a hijab. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> it is time to rise and shine, everybody, even though it is still a little dark outside as we take a live look at point tower in san francisco. it is august 2, tuesday. i am darlene kennedy. >> and -- i am andy choi. >> and -- kenny choi. >> and i am michelle griego. i can see is billboards now! hey! [ laughing ] hi, everybody. let's kick start this tuesday, what do you think. >> sounds good. let's get you out the door with news you need to know. 56 in pacifica. we have pockets of drizzle, otherwise clear skies in livermore, 57 degrees. also clear in san jose at 60. but the marine air is pouring into the bay. we could be shrouded in a deck of low cards all the way inland but sunshine later with temperatures spanning from 65 in san francisco to 95 degrees in brentwood, yes, about a 40-degree temperature span today. details moment, but right no

he appeared on the oprah winfrey show. he had been accused of domestic violence and came to court this year. the first time, surrounded by body guards who tried to shield him from reporters and photographers. in july, the judge found shalal violated probation. his attorney asked for electronic monitoring. >> we're going to file a notice of appeal and have excellent constitutional issues. >> reporter: shahal stayed the sentence while he appeals. >> we would have preferred to see mr. shahal have a wake up call today but i do think he saw the court and district attorney try to hold him accountable. do we believe he's a public safety threat? yes, we do. >> reporter: shahal declined to speak on his own behalf during sentencing. >>> striking court workers will vote on a new contract that could send them back to work as early as monday. hundreds walked off the jobs last week and demanded raises in their current contract. their walk out delayed court cases and people couldn't file forms because of the strike. >>> a man entered a w

anchors adlib weather over live pic oprah winfrey says she's had an "aha moment" ... and is done with diversity. winfrey tells the hollywood reporter that she used to say "diversity" all the time... but has learned from filmmaker ava duvernay that there's a better word: included. winfrey said the word "most articulates what we're looking for" .... "it's to have a seat at the table where post outside his high school building is going viral on social media. it reads, "stop. if you are dropping off your son's forgotten lunch, books, homework, equipment, et cetera. please turn around and exit the building. your son will learn to problem-solve in your absence." the principal says that rule has actually been in effect for years, but this is the first time a sign has been posted to remind parents. the officer who shot syville we're learning new details about the officer who shot syville smith... sparking the violent protests in sherman park. plus: "i just felt impact out of nowhere. my bodys immediately running backwards and i cant move my arm. its all numb' fox 6 .... speak

. >> does it work the other way like selena gomez oprah winfrey? >> i think you go with oprah. >> oprah is fun. she walks in the house and says, i'm home! yeah. then she says, come service mama. >> she wouldn't let you clean out her stables. so good luck, diddy. and, cassie, change the password on your cell phone, huh? >> out and about on the tmz tour i started the tour off with fans of and they were huge real housewife fans. we go by the ivy and i see heather and terry dubrow from real housewives of orange county. you come to eat here to be seen by tmz by the bus? >> that is so not true. by the way. that is so not true. harvey, that is so not true. you know it's not true. >> it is so true. >> there are some who say that's a true statement. >> it is so not true. really? >> oh, my god. so you love the lime light. don't you? >> a selfie? >> i actually have met him before, four years ago, because i took my friend in to get a nose job from him. >> so this show is huge? >> yes. >> who is the prime candidate --? >> come on. don't do that. >> i think botch

david: oprah winfrey started a network of her own and there seems to be disappointment from viewers anddvertisers that it was not 20 seven oprah. you have to populate a channel with more than just the to dealer figure -- the figure there. laura ingram, and culture, i suppose you could have them on this channel how difficult would it be for them to fill a network? >> it is a lot harder to start a cable news network than people think. you have got to buy a cable network and that is expensive. think about how much al jazeera paid or tv. then you have got to build a channel 24 hours of programming. that is all very expensive and then you have got to convince came providers to carrier channel and that is not a guarantee as well. vonnie: are there channels to be picked up? if you people in his team probably would not mind some sort of media operation. >> there are cable channels that he could potentially start his own network by taking over what was formally al jazeera, there was a channel called vivid that also shut down this year. clear hows, it is not he separated from fox news and whether

you like your product being associated with the whole world knowing what tribe or ethnic group oprah winfrey is from. and you know what it was like? it was like, see that, imagine that ceiling opens up and a giant atm machine slowly. (audience laughs) - [voiceover] funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by mfi foundation, improving the quality of life within our community. also, by hillco partners, a texas government affairs consultancy. and, by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation.

whether it's clooney or oprah winfrey.this teeing up that every presidential election is open for business way beyond politicians? stuart: i worked with george clooney on k street and i also know donald trump a little bit. i think clooney has 75 i.q. points on trump and is a much more sensible ground and sane -- sensible, grounded, sane human. i don't think so. i think you're going to find that this is sort of a rejection of that and go back to an idea that governing is serious business. donny: that's my point. if a candidate did come along that had the best of both worlds, had the q-rating, the star appeal, entertainment value and actually was an intelligent, literate, considerate person, i think we have spoiled the populace and that's something to , contend from here on? mike? mike: i worked for arnold schwarzenegger. he was famous but he worked a lot to have policy plans and surround himself with great policy advisors, he took the governing side thing seriously. you will see more pop culture in politics. in the movie bu

what is the one word that oprah winfrey will not say? diversity.uring a joint interview with the hollywood reporter they talk about pushing others to use the word inclusion instead of diversity. she said i eliminated it from may vocabulary that i learned from her the word that articulates what we are looking for is what we want to be, included. to have a seat at the table where the decisions are being made. >>> now to a fox business alert. hacking fears for the clinton foundation and the nsa. >> cheryl casone from our sister network fox business with the details. >> the web site that the nsa dot gov is running suffered a day long outage raising questions about the security for the nation's spy agency. over the weekend a group of criminal hackers calling themselves shadow brokers offered to sell nsa programs to the highest bidder even posting pieces from the programs of the nsa out on the web. they say the programs look real. meaning hackers may have access to our nation's secrets. one former nsa agent called it the kings to t-- keys to the kingdom.

a decision he later told oprah winfrey he regretted. >> i shouldn't have flown over and looked. made a plis mistake. i should have landed. the problem is that when the president lands, resources are taken off the task at hand. i didn't realize a picture of me looking out would make me look like i didn't give a darn. >> of course president is commander-in-chief no matter his location. a point press secretaries have been making since teddy roosevelt made vacation norm by relocating most of the staff to his summer home in oyster bay, new york. the press has been chasing president owns vacation ever since. including jfk on his sailboat. nancy reagan defending her husband's frequent visits to their santa barbara ranch by arguing that presidents don't get vacations, they just get a change of scenery. and nixon said, escaping washington kept him from being isolated from the reality of american life. but as president obama was reminded this week, the realities of politics never go away. even when you're at the beach. >> and our thanks to cnn's dana bash for that story. coming up, turkey

other movies filmed in delaware include beloved starring oprah winfrey, days of thunder with tom cruise, and the village directed by a man from chester county. >>> this custom-made doll house was given to the museum in wilmington. students have spent their summer researching each piece. it will go under wraps until november, then it will debut as part of the museum's yuletide celebration. >>> next time you pick up a bottle of alcohol in pennsylvania, in one of the state stores, you could get locky in the lottery, that is. 22 stores across the state sell lottery tickets. by this fall the number will jump to 300. state stores can now stay open until 7:00 in the evening on sundays. >>> a new girl scout cookie has a lot of people wondering what took so long? >> listen to this. get ready for the new s'mores cookie. in fact, choose between two varieties. today is national s'mores today. the new cookies won't have artificial flavors, fake colors or high fructose corn syrup in them. >> yum yum. >> delicious. >>> that means football is back. the eagles are just hours away from their first presea

to stay on his texas ranch as hurricane katrina made landfall in 2005, a decision he later told oprah winfrey regretted. >> i shouldn't have flown over and looked. i made a mistake. i should have landed. the problem is that when the president lands, resources are taken off the task at hand. i didn't realize a picture of me looking out would look like i didn't give a darn. >> of course a president is commander in chief, no matter his location. it's a point presidential press secretaries have been making ever since teddy roosevelt made the working vacation the norm, by relocating most of the white house staff to his summer home in oyster bay, new york. the press corps has been chasing presidents on vacation ever since. nancy reagan defended her husband's frequent visits to their santa barbara ranch by arguing that presidents don't get vacations, they just get a change of scenery, and nixon said escaping washington kept him from being isolated from the realty of american life. but as president obama was reminded this week, the realties of politics never go away, even when you're at the beach. >>

being concerned about us losing out in a trade deals going back to the first interview he did with oprah winfreythe reason i first touched base with him had to do with two bock books that i wrote. recently came out march of 15, american made, return to greatness, basically a book on trade. we talked over past 15 years, on trade issues. it would be very active on this issue, not only united states but globally. connell: right. >> and so that is where we came together. and i can tell you, this is something he is passionate about. it is not johnny-come-lately this type of thing. connell: he said, certainly whatever you want to say about his positions on all other kinds of issues, this is something he talked about for years and years. dan, thank you for the time. we appreciate your input. >> he is right on trade. remember that. he is right on trade. melissa: hillary clinton criticizing donald trump's economic plans moments ago. >> he has got, i don't know, dozen or so economic advisors he just named, hedge fund guys, billionaire twice. six guys named steve. [laughter]. so they wrote him a speech and

the three people i would put in a category different from everyone always are open practice -- oprah winfreyd johnny cochran, the froze "lit up the room" is something johnny decide wherever he went, and yet he defended o.j. simpson and, yes in my opinion, o.j. simpson was guilty as hell, but johnny also defended a lot of people who were not prominent and he dade lot of good in the world, especially when it came to the story of race in los angeles. so, i think it's a heartbreaking thing that johnny died so young, and i was a big fan. >> host: if it does not fit,. >> guest: you must acquit. you know, he had a charisma and a way with words that was undeniable, and that came through the jury and in this case and every other. this was a good man. >> host: let go to jim? tacoma, washington. >> caller: mr. toobin, this is a pleasure. i have been reading you for going on 25 years, starting with your first book. and two more books after that and a lot of your "new yorker" pieces. >> guest: thank you. >> caller: i will get patty hearst book. was living in the bay area at the time and going to college

. >> well, oprah winfrey has new book club pick, it is called the underground railroad by whitehead,pired of course boy real life tells gripping story of female slave on hero irk quest to escape captivity. oprah says this book has kept me up at night, had my heart in my throat, almost afraid to turn the next page. >> a day after dropped her lawsuit against doctor luke, we've learned she's coming to atlantic city this weekends. she is going on tour, to make money to pay those massive legal bills. all of this is a part of 17 day tour. she will be in atlantic city on saturday. according to the sinner's attorney she has dropped her civil lawsuit in california but she is still pursuing an appeal in new york, where a judge dismissed her case against doctor luke back in april. >> star track actor antoine's parent have filed wrongful death lawsuit against fiat chrysler, legal action comes less than two month after killed by his own car, at his california home. fiat chrysler recalled the 2015 grand cherokee back in april, because the gear shift was confusing to drivers, apparently, he believe

and a surprise announcement from oprah winfrey.k in the morning, see in you just about ten minutes. >> thanks, northbound, a we will be watching. >> absolutely. and we're offering our congratulations this morning, to the upper township little league team on terrific season. the young players, from cape may county, lost to a team from freehold monmouth county last night in gloucester city. freehold's team will now represent new jersey in the little league world series. freehold takes on connecticut in rounds one, never the also, congratulations to upper township on a great year. >>> hey, grab the crayons and your creativity. >> school may be out but crayola experience in easton help spark the imagination of children this summer. live there with the details, good morning, patrick. >> so much firm here at the crayola factory show, at the crayola experience, so much fun. first off take a look at my shores, i wore my most colorful shoes today, going to the crayola factory do you have wear them. look what the fine people did here for us,

must republicans or rich republicans don't win elections for people way celebrities don't either, oprah winfreyly example, a woman who had spirit all connection with the voting public and she really helped barack obama. they might raise money for you but won't do a doggone thing more than that. harris: harris? it is interesting, i took notes what you said, smelling turmoil. i often wondered what turmoil smells like. >> bad. harris: when certain networks reporting it perhaps bigger than what it is, not substantiated by people inside the campaign. you can have wealthy people and some celebrities and they can say what they want to say. my question, i know greta van susteren had her own little poll on greta wire, do you even care what celebrities think? we love you dean, but it's a question. >> celebrities are stupid. we don't know anything. harris: ivy league celebrity, right? i would point where is the substance of all turmoil? we had people leave, but even corey lewandoski who left, and a little dicey and maybe in the media, looked maybe questionable, we don't really know what happened, but ever

will tell you, again, i don't want to call you out here , but according to the tv guide on the oprah winfrey network "green leaf" is about a family at the center of a memphis megachurch. >> fred: megachurch. so that was the word they were spelling. >> seth:ok give it up for fred armisen, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is a nine-time cma award winner, whose latest album, "if i'm honest" is available in stores now. his upcoming tour kicks off september 9th in oklahoma city. he also returns as a coach on nbc's hit, "the voice," which premiers monday, september 19th. please welcome back to the show blake shelton. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> seth: welcome! [ cheers and applause ] i'm so happy to have you here. >> i'm happy to be here. >> seth: and this is very shelton-esque of you. you are partnering, you are currently partnering with smithworks vodka. yes? >> yes. >> seth: you brought some. >> yes. >> seth: so, can we have a little vodka? can we drink a little -- >> yes, you can. >> seth: i'm going to let you pour it, because i want to see how much vodka you put in

revenue flat, they and listed oprah winfrey to turn the business around, she has lost money down 10%,hare on weight watchers. royal bank of scotland lost money, set aside a lot of money to cover legal issues, you got to pay the lawyers, down it goes, 7%. ashley: the dow is up 100. thank you very much indeed. ashley webster is with us, so is liz mcdonald, scott shellady in chicago, paul conway in dc, jeff zika and mike huckabee fresh from arkansas. first who am i going to go to first? jeff zika, why not, solid report on jobs, the stock market goes up so good news for the job market is good news for the stock market, i am not used to that. >> it won't last long, here is where the market is. the market is the road in on whether the fed will raise rates this year or not and i believe they have had it themselves, they have been reluctant to talk about it. my question is what is with the erratic jobs report two months ago? we get this anemic report and this explosive report when we have an economy driven by service jobs. stuart: still bearish on the stock market. give me those numbers on th

and the same sake channel, animal planet and oprah winfrey's.buns, sugar buns, and the-- changing the food culture they say. >> the whole foods crowd is running over there. dagen: let's please get to mr. varney know will be talking to republican presidential nominee donald trump in just a short while. stuart is here with a preview. stuart varney. stuart: well, as i'm sure you've been telling your viewers, dagen, warren buffett had a few choice things to say about donald trump and his business abilities yesterday. he said, i'm going to give you exact quote, a monkey throwing darts in 1995 when mr. trump first offered stock in his hotels, would have better listening-- that's a direct from mr. buffett who loathes donald trump. 's been criticized by a going on a tangent by being provoked and off returning america to prosperity. and i will ask his response to warren buffett and if he'll respond and provoked at 9:00. dagen: he's got two things to talk about, hillary clinton, d dis dis disty -- dishonesty and turning the economy around. stuart: the new

. >>> earlier this month, oprah winfrey rev booead he club here on "cbs this morning." oprah sat down with us tol rhoughts on the book "the underround railroad." >> when i read new sense of information i had about who i am as a daughter of slaves and a renewed sense of strength about what it means to come from a peoeho had that kind of strength to survive the underground railroad. >> visit cbsthismorning.com for more fromprah on her book club and club selection "the underound railroad." mexico's president today and we this is a cb58 morning news up. update.good morning i'm kate chappell... c-b-s 58 news time is 8:26. ?this morning on mwaukee's north side.the medical examiner is investigating a possible ?co- sleeping death? at 40-th and locust.cbs 58's ?julie parise? is live at the scene to ain plat we know so far. julie? (talk out scene) a medical examiis investigating a possible co- sleeng death at 40th a locust.we e not su how old headed to the ene righw. ith ws 58 for the st on this investigation. 3 thanks julie.right now we need to send it to andy brovelli.he has det

. >>> earlier this month, oprah winfrey revealed her book club here on "cbs this morning." oprah sat down with us to reveal her thoughts on the book "the underround railroad." >> when i read the book i had about who i am as a daughter of slaves and a renewed sense of strength about what it means to come from a people who had that kind of strength to survive the underground railroad. >> visit cbsthismorning.com for more from oprah on her book club and club selection "the underground railroad." mexico's president today and we will ask his >>> good morning, 8:25. i'm alan gionet. the two dogs that attacked and killed a woman have been put down. the woman's son has a wound to his arm. the monday night. the dogs bit richard shaw as he pulled them off his mother. neighbors are shocked by what happened. >> to go after their owner, i just couldn't hardly believe it. >> we learned authorities ticketed the dog owners 8 years ago after they broke out and frightened one neighbor. >>> a decency that created a break through to build a aurora theater shooting. without the colorado communit

of american express, oprah winfrey, colin powell, laura bush, a kind of who's who. what they did is basically helped because they believed in the vision and they helped to open doors for us to slowly but surely raise the money we needed. but i tell you what makes me proud. that, yes, we have huge corporate support that has been wonderful. normally when you do a building campaign you get about 17% of your money from the corporate community. we're going to get about 49%. what really hits me is all the new money we found. amazing array of african-americans, sororities, fraternities who have basically said, we will actually contribute significant money. and there's even been an african-american church, alfred street baptist church in alexandria that gave a million dollars. think about the last time a church gave a million dollars to a museum. aband so what really makes this work for me has been the fact that we have a hundred thousand people joined as members. that is more members than any other museum in the smithsonian. they're open. part of where this idea came from

pure charisma, the three people i would put in a category different from everywhere else are open oprah winfreye froze "lit up the room" is something johnny did we he went and, yes, he defended often j. simple on and yes in my opinionn o.j. simpson was guilty as hell, but johnny also defended a lot of people who were not prominent and he did a lot of good in the world, especially when it came to the story of race in los angeles. so, i think it's a heartbreaking thing that johnny died so young, and i was a big fan.g >> host: if it does not fit -- >> guest: you must acquit. >> host: you must acquit. >> guest: know, he had charisma, and away with words, that was undeniable, and that came through the jury and in this case and every other. this was a good man. >> host: jim in tacoma, washington. >> caller: mr. toobin, this is a pleasure. i've been readings you for going on 25 years, starting with your first book, and two more books after that and a lot of your "the new yorker" pieces. >> guest: thank you. >> i certainly want to get the patty hearst book. was living in the bay area and going to colle

novelist colson whitehead already has one big fan, oprah winfrey. his novel, underground railroad is getting tons of buzz. >>> ballet x is getting ready to close out the 10-year anniversary at the theater. we're getting a performance here >> we're playing poker for a good cause. professional poker player, beth shak is giving us hot tips. >>> destination dogs. they are taking this snack to new heights. rosanna: i hear they're bringing kangaroo hotdogs. only one person would down that. no, not greg kelly. he is off today. maybe he is somewhere in this crowd having a cup of coffee, enjoying a thursday.

. >>> earlier this month, oprah winfrey revealed her book here on "cbs this morning." oprah sat down with us to reveal her thoughts on the book underround railroad." >> when iea new sense of information i had about who i am as a daughter of slaves and a renewed sense of strength about what it means to come from a people who had that kind of strength to survive the underground railroad. >> visit cbsthismorning.com for more from oprah on her book club and club selection "the underground railroad." mexico's president today and we it's 8:25, i'm yetta gibson. republican incumbent.... maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio...easily beats his competition. if sheriff joe pulls off another win in november it would be his seventh term in office. his supporters coming out in droves even with court cases coming against him. the guy they call america's toughest sheriff trampled his competition. other republicans--- dan saban ... wayne baker & marsha ann hill ... all fell ... way short. in fact, arpaio's race was one of the first called.. arpaio was named the winner just 15 minutes afte

. >>> earlier this month, oprah winfrey revealed her book club here on "cbs this morning." oprah sat down with us to reveal her thoughts on the book "the underround railroad." >> when i read new sense of information i had about who i am as a daughter of slaves and a renewed sense of strength about what it means to come from a people who had that kind of strength to survive the underground railroad. >> visit cbsthismorning.com for more from oprah on her book club and club selection "the underground railroad." mexico's president today and we hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. bob kidder, owner, new england shirt company: this over sixty people here making shirts labled made in america. but donald trump's brand of shirts come from china, his suits from mexico, his coats from india. trump's products have been made in twelve other countries because he says there's no place in america that he can make them. well there is. you know donald trump says he'll make america great again while ? >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning.? coming up in this half ho

. >>> earlier this month, oprah winfrey revealed her book club here on "cbs this morning." ound railroad." >> when i read the book i had a new sense of information i had about who i am as a daughter of slaves and a renewed sense of strength about what it means to come from a people who had that kind of strength to survive the underground railroad. >> visit cbsthismorning.com for more from oprah on her book club and club selection "the underground railroad." >>> donald trump is visiting the mexico's president today and we will ask investigators are trying to figure out what caused a tour bus to catch fire. appened around ten >>> good morning. it's 8:25. i'm michelle griego. investigators are trying to figure out what caused a tour bus to catch fire. this happened around 10 p.m. on i-880 in san jose. we're told ambulances were on the scene. but no word yet if anyone was hurt. >>> today is the last day to apply to become the next chief of the san francisco police department. the acting chief toney chaplin is among more than 25 candidates putting their names up for consideration

. >>> earlier this month, oprah winfrey revealed her book club here on "cbs this morning." ound railroad." >> when i read the book i had a new sense of information i had about who i am as a daughter of slaves and a renewed sense of strength about what it means to come from a people who had that kind of strength to survive the underground railroad. >> visit cbsthismorning.com for more from oprah on her book club and club selection "the underground railroad." >>> donald trump is visiting the mexico's president today and we will ask your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 items. eat well for less. only at my giant. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. jus

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