. >> the butler that was turned into a motion picture that starred oprah winfrey and forest whitaker and cuba gooding junior among others jane fonda, and vanessa redgrave. it was a pretty special movie that came out 2013 that you can safely say it took america by storm. it was an amazing heartfelt story of a gentleman i tracked down who worked for eight american presidents. his name is eugene. he started in the white house with harry truman and went all the way up to president reagan. he had quite an epic life. >> thank you for your time. [inaudible conversations] . >> good evening everyone. thank you for joining us tonigh tonight. i am pleased to welcome you to this evening's event and presenting the new book invisible the organization which supports programs like history literature philosophy and other disciplines and for thepl

i'm oprah winfrey, and welcome to the very first national oprah winfrey show. >> i was surprised at theff because it took us a lot longer. the donahue show rearranged the furniture, but oprah remodeled the whole house. >> there are a lot of other people out there who are watching who don't understand what you mean when you say you're no love. i remember questioning my guy friends like up you feel about him the way i feel about, it's kind of a strange concept, you know, 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 4th grade teacher because of you. >> my, 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 rate skpings and popularity >> i want to use my life as a source of lifting people up. that's what i want to do. that's what i do every day on the s

oprah winfrey is -- lost to ted cruz and weighing a bid or run for presidency. jeff is out front. to o'rourke is getting the oprah treatment. she is trying to make a big push to apple and apple tv and her new project, right? she is picking a person to get her a big, big buzz and she picks him. this is not a small thing. >> no question. the reality is oprah is probably in search of an audience. that's what beto o'rourke has. he's been why many of us are looking at the shutdown. he's been doing facebook live from intimate places and getting a live audience. he'll sit down with oprah winfrey and it will be the first time he takes questions for a he is looking at making a run for 2020, not going to announce it for a couple weeks or so. but boy, sitting down with oprah winfrey, certainly in times square, evokes back to a former illinois senator, barack obama, the same age as beto o'rourke, 12 years ago now running for president. but obama got oprah's endorsement. this is just an interview. we'll see what happens from there. >> when you say, you know, sometimes intimate places, okay, yes

that starred, among others, oprah winfrey, forest whittaker, cuba gooding jr., david ol' well, jane fanned, and vanessa redgrave, a special movie came out in 2013. you can safely say it sort of took america by storm. an amazing heartfelt story of a gentleman who i tracked down who worked for eight american presidents, his name was eugene allen, and he had quite a life. he started in the white house harry trump and went all the way up to president reagan so he had quite an epic life. >> thank you for your time. >> keep on eye out for more interviews from the national press club's book fair to air in the near future. ... [inaudible conversations] good evening everyone. i am winston cap the sheridan dean and i'm very happy to welcome all of you here to this wonderful

that starred, among others, oprah winfrey, forrest whitaker, cuba gooding jr., david, jane fanned fonda and vanessa red grave. a pretty special movie came out in 2013. i think you can safely say it sort of took america by storm. it was an mace ab amazing hart felt story of a gentleman i tracked down who worked for eight american presidents. his name was eugene allen, and he had quite a life. he started in the white house wore harry truman and went up to president reagan he had quite an epic life. >> host: author wil haygood, thank you for your time. ...

oprah winfrey. she tweeted about you. she said bravo bravo.the best part of it, she put the five emoji hand claps. i want you to imagine something for a second. think of how hard it is to change the color of the hands. >> how much time oprah invested. she could have stopped at three and you would have been thrilled. but no, she went to five. >> multi-cultural congratulations. >> jimmy: and do you know how much oprah makes a minute? this is like a million dollar gift to you. >> i know. >> jimmy: right? was your mom excited about that >> oh, man, she was super excited. i think every day, something is getting her -- >> jimmy: what else was she excited about? >> i took her to the golden globes. she was my date for the golden globes. >> jimmy: did she get to mingle with her favorite celebrities? >> oh, she did more than mingle. she made best friends with hugh grant who was sitting at our table. >> jimmy: really? >> it was crazy. i brought her as my date, as my plus one, and literally, she was consumed with hugh the whole time. i was like, mom, you

oprah winfrey mother oprah. >> mother oprah. >> there you go., today happens to be opdah's bir she is 65 years young. so congratulations to y, oprah. tracy morgan sat down with jimmy kimmel and discussed some of the elaborate details he has added to his mansion. heot only revealed his home office is an exact replica of veto corleone's from "the godfather," but apparently he still has a shark tank. >> do you still have the buarium? >> "tanked" juslt a 20,000 gallon tank in my pool house. thenly four big residential aquariums in america and mine is one of them. et>> where do you a shark to put in them? >> froe the sea. >> ct of the hudson bay? >> they don't walk, jimmy. >> theso h river. >> you know what i feed them? >> what do you feed them? >> relatives. >> sit him up -- >> that is pop start. quickly, our daily click today. this clever dad found a wayo take his daughter's bouncy horse to the next level. set it up rigro in of the tv and turned on this horse riding victim game and the little girl was off to the races. look how cool that looks. gen

. >> his family in agony >> i sent his letters to oprah winfrey, to "america's most wanted". >> a rookie detective finally broke the case >> i said, oh, my gosh, i think i've hit pay dirt. >> a strange phone call revealed a secret >> david needed to be gotten rid of >> then we got the real story. >> a bombshell revelation. was she really a bereaved ex -- >> i always loved david. >> -- or just maybe a black widow? >> barbara britton is in the middle >> "buried clues." hello and welcome to "dateline extra. i'm craig melvin the case sat cold for more than a decade, and then rookie detective donna velasquez got the file and turned up the heat. she'd been given the basics. 24-year-old divorced dad david jackson had vanished without a trace. digging into david's past, she uncovered a twisted tale of love gone bad and a chilling family secret but to learn the full truth behind david's disappearance, the detective would have to sort the players from those getting played here's keith morrison. >> it's a strange thing that happens among the bogs and marshes, the soft soil here in coastal florida.

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. >> oprah winfrey spreads the love leaving positive comments for fans on social media. >> i get thist are sure to put a smile on your face. >> oprah winfrey, oprah, oh. >> today, tuesday, january 29th, 2019. ♪ hi to our family back home in virginia. >> we wish you were here. >> from okc. >> to nyc, we love you avery and emberly. >> good morning, happy birthday nicki, from cooperstown, new york! ♪ >> from surrey, maine, good morning to my husband and grandchildren. >> good morning, hoda and savannah. i'm just watching the "today" show right before school. >> from the sunshine state to "today"! >> good morning, good morning, welcome back to "today." we do appreciate you being with us on this very chilly tuesday morning. >> yeah, we're waving right back, and we are loving all those my "today" plaza messages. that makes us feel so good. >> it's taking off. drop us a video shoutout from wherever you're watching. you can share it on instagram, share it on twitter and u use #mytodayplaza, and we'll put it on tv. >>> we're going to get right to your news. it is the coldest weather in decades

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disney signing with oprah winfrey and others. at&t and comcast ramping up.ll of these already have a streaming business or soon will be streaming their own content. as for the subscription price hikes. analysts say it proves they have pricing power. netflix will have to watch its step. another metric getting a lot of attention is the cash burn. $3 billion of negative free cash flow. but morgan stanley saying that goes away in two years for the positive. liz: that's a great thing. you are a great reporter. i don't see how netflix pulls this off. they have got to keep their customers happy with new content. that means a boatload of new content. 139 million customers worldwide, that's about the population of mexico. markets hitting session highs on a report administration officials might be debating whether to dial back on the 200 billion of chinese goods. that was set to kick in march 1 as you a double to 25%. but is it really happening? we have to get to susan li to straighten out this story. maybe the white house and the administration may be lifting those c

trump wrote, just watch the very insecure -- i've never seen her insecure -- oprah winfrey who at one point i knew very well. interview of panel of people on "60 minutes." trump added, hope oprah runs so she can be exposed and defeated just like all the others. boy, everybody likes oprah. she's always secure. lebron james is really a heroic figure. >> right. you know, i have to go with the lebron james because he insulted not just one, but two african americans in the same tweet. >> with his usual meme which is low i.q. that's the standard. >> exactly. >> white women are not good looking. >> to get two, two people who are by all accounts very articulate, very intelligent people, very articulate as joe biden would say. that was kind of a skill in getting two people in one tweet. >> what do you think, lebron and oprah? >> i do, and i think because the economy of words. he was able to do it so quickly. as i recall, he was right about to take a campaign swing to ohio, which made it all the more foolish. it worked out very badly for him. >> if you take it on jimmy fallon who is the least p

it was when oprah winfrey was the major shareholder but she sold her stake.50% since then, and they have been struggling to sustain the growth they saw under her, and analyst at jp morgan are cutting the price to $37, along with downgrading shares to neutral from outperform. i should note her price target was previously $70, so this is a deep cut. you can see i have a chart in the gtv library showing her price target is close to where the shares are trading. they are under $33 and only 44% as a percentage of the average price target, still above the 70 level. her reason for doing this is subscriber growth, specifically in the new year's resolution period, where maybe a lot of people are looking to lose weight. the growth is not there, and she says ultimately this could weigh on pro ahey are having a difficult environment to look at going forward for subscriber growth. doing?at is ww what is a trying to do in terms of its turnaround plan? kailey: the ceo mindy grossman, as you can tell by the fact that name is ww and no longer weight watchers, she is trying to

oprah winfrey announced that she's going to interview beto o'rourke february 5. that's a big get.s not getting that because he went to the dentist but he does have a way of getting people to follow him. >> he's a little better on the live look what i'm doing than the other candidates. he should know no one wants to see the dentist office. >> dana: nobody likes to go. >> the last thing they want to do. this is just -- having somebody with a mask on talk to you about what it's like growing up around the boreder is the wrong message. preferably they like to see the face of the person talking about life on the border. if oprah -- this is an endorsement from oprah is huge. >> dana: i don't think it's an endorsement. but still that exposure -- >> i'm sure it's going to be some sort of announcement. >> dana: i'm going to ask you about one other thing. have you ever met dwayne the rock -- >> i know rock. we're connected via a family connection. >> dana: he made a little bit of news. he did an interview in which he said this about people being too sensitive. he said i don't have to agree w

modern role models such as oprah winfrey, madeleine albright, who i'm very pleased to tell you provides the forward. along the way there are names you know, that you expect. everybody knows betsy ross, amelia earhart, condoleezza rice. but there are also unexpected names. just for fun, let's see who you know. how about raising your hand. eliza hinckley? well, good. well she, as a teenager, developed the process to cultivate indigo, which was the basis of the carolina economy for more than 30 years. florence siebert? she developed the tuberculin test in 1931, still used by the world health organization even today. stephanie quality? she invented kevlar. kevlar vests protect our police and medicine women in the armed services. this is kind of a trick, lena bryant? she was really lane bryant, and her name was misspelled on a loan application. but the important thing is that she started in 1904, to create maternity garments for women so that women could go out of their house when they were pregnant. i love that. dale messick? she was a female cartoonist who created the strip "brenda star re

>> it may be hard to top the presidential rumors sparked last year by oprah winfrey's spirited speechcnn, hollywood. >>> let's talk more about it. with us now to talk about tonight's show is pop culture editor for "the washington post" zachary pink roth. welcome. >> good to be here. >> let's tick through the categories and get to the award. best picture drama, who are the nominees and who do you like? >> best picture drama i think "a star is born." it's their year, i think. the movie was very well reviewed and it did very well at the box office and bradley cooper's first movie as a director. i think also the front-runner going into the best picture at the oscar. >> hum. >> what about the best picture comedy? >> for best picture comedy, "vice" has the most nominations at the golden globes but i think it's going to be "green book." the story of a black musician going through the south in the 1960s jim crowe era. i think it has the comedy and dram that t drama that the voters like. >> how could that be funny? >> i've seen the movie and think it balances the comedy with the sympathetic ch

but it may be hard to top the presidential spark from last year by oprah winfrey's spirited speech. >>> all right, and hello again, everyone. welcome this sunday. i'm fredricka whitfield. >>> at any moment now, we expect to learn more about the arrest in the murder of a seven-year-old houston girl. jazmine barnes' death and the week-long hunt for a suspect or suspects has gripped the nation. we stand by for a briefing in houston, texas, and we bring that to you live once it begins. the breakthrough in the case began with a tip that ended with eric black jr. in handcuffs facing a charge of capital murder. but the arrest has raised questions since black's appearance doesn't match a police sketch or eyewitness account that a white man fired the shots that killed little jazmine barnes while she was riding in the car with her mother and sisters. let's bring in cnn's kaley hartung in houston. still a lot of unanswered questions in this investigation. k kaley? >> there are, and we hope they're addressed in this press conference set to begin any minute. the description from the unnamed sour

next month he will sit down with oprah winfrey for a one-on-one interview. (grant) sources close to o'rouke say that he is likely to decide on a presidental run in february. and then there's and then there's senator kamala harris who has deep ties to the bay area. she appears poised to announce her presidential candidacy soon... telling stephen colbert last night when he posed the question ... i might...as she smiled and nodded. (ken) coming up... police in the east bay are trying to figure out what led to a road rage shooting at a busy intersection. (pam) plus... the newly elected florida governor... takes action against the sheriff in charge of responding to the parkland massacre. the missteps... he says, the department made. (lawrence)ten at ten at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may

. >> i wrote letters to oprah winfrey, to america's most wanted.nd then i thought, okay, make i can have a picture of him on the semis. i did all of the letters. but it was -- it took me a long time to finish any letter about him because i didn't want the ending to be like i thought it was. >> a little piece of her still hoping for good news. part of her mourning a loss. >> i found a therapist right away. she said take like 20 minutes every day, either scream and cry in the morning, scream and cry at night. >> can anybody who hasn't been in your shoes understand what it's like for a mother? >> no. >> now years later the investigation was back in high gear. judy told the detective that in some corner of her heart she still hoped david might just turn up safely some day. the detective, however, not for a minute did she think was alive. had he died accidently, surely a sign would appear. when bodies are not found, it's because someone intentionally hid him. david jackson might show up, just not alive. >> and my wheels started turning and i started thi

after the stunning upset, michelle spoke candidly during a televised interview with oprah winfrey. >>as all about hope. do you think this administration achieved that? >> yes. i do. now we're feeling what not having hope feels like. >> president elect trump was quick to respond. >> michelle obama said yesterday that there's no hope. but i assume she was talking about the past, not the future. >> her willingness to speak her mind prompted an outcry for michelle obama to run for president herself in 2020. >> to many democrats in the 2016 campaign, she was the moral voice of the party. >> when they go low, we go high. [ cheers ] >> as michelle obama's time in the white house came to a close in 2016, she delivered her last speech to some of her most loyal supporters. >> i can think of no better way to end my time as first lady than celebrating with all of you. so i want to close the day by simply saying thank you. being your first lady has been the greatest honor of my life. and i hope i've made you proud. [ cheers and applause ] >> there's a sort of very formal day that takes place, so t

has a hypothetical conversation with donald trump, like, i have hypothetical conversations with oprah winfrey and george clooney but i'm not their clear. this is his lawyer. you don't have hypothetical conversations with your lawyer. i believe giuliani spoke the truth and they are trying to clean it up now because they have been lying about this deal since day one. >> clearly that there has beere. there is such inconsistency. when rudy tries to clean this up and said okay, when i said i quoted him and used the word i and everything, i didn't really mean it, it was hypothetical and i don't really know the exact date because there is no record of it and trump, you know, he doesn't really recall. okay? the thing about trump is, a, this was an important deal, and b, trump recalls things. okay. here he is. >> i have a good memory like a great memory. people know me for my memory. >> i don't have teleprompters here, folks. it's called up here and memory. >> okay. humorous way of making a serious point. >> the words of a stable genius, right? i honestly think when it comes to russia and these differ

in the end he said if i run for president i will pick oprah winfrey as my running mate.the book he has a chapter on china. the greatest challenge, they are smarter than we are, they are better negotiators. he thought about china at least 18 years if not longer. his view is closer to the lighthizer navarro view, yes we should get a deal but it should be enforceable, verifiable, lets not get tricked again. the chinese know about all of this, the two factions. it is in their newspapers almost every day. they copy the "wall street journal" reporting on it. chinese view is let's make a low ball offer that will please mnuchin and custody low and exacerbate the split between these two groups and see what happens. because lighthizer and navarro and others, probably myself we would not like an agreement that's like the old salt agreements where there was no verify, it is just trust. >> will trump be tough? >> if his books are any guide from the last 18 years he will be tough. he is closer to lighthizer and navarro than he is to steve mnuchin. >> nice to have you on. i hope we can

the oprah winfrey backed weight watchers brand losing the confidence of jpmorgan.ank downgrading shares to neutral, slashing its price target by almost 50% from $70 to $37. one analyst says she is throwing in the towel due to a slow start in 2019. shares down 5% at this hour. >>> coming up, the president wraps up his roundtable talks. "countdown" goes to the white house when we come back. comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. liz: this just in. president trump speaking with the press after his roundtable discussion on safe communities and border security. let's listen in. >> media, thank you very much. i appreciate it. the message is that i appreciate th

. >> it may be hard to top the presidential rumors sparked last year by oprah winfrey's spirited speechtephanie elum, cnn, hollywood. >>> let's talk more about it. we're joined by richard fitzwilliams, editor of international whose who. richard, we always appreciate you coming on. how are you doing? >> well, i'm really looking forward to it. we've got two populous movies, "black panther" and "crazy rich asians" which is the first of three black held films for best picture drama, which is also a first and triumph for diversity and there's absolutely no doubt as well that there is some very close and exciting races. will, for example, bradley cooper, you mentioned preliminary "a star is born" a superb performance, will he beat remy malik as freddie mercury for best actor? >> what do you think of lady gaga's performance in the same movie? >> it is tremendous because "a star is born" it's about the rise to stardom and also the price that that ex acts on relationships and i think she definitely will win best actress for drama beating melissa mccarthy and nicole kidman. it's brilliant. she sa

we told you yesterday about gayle and bff oprah winfrey giving relationship advice. ng an oprah and gayle. >> and you know, i heard that gayle's a fan of the show. so good morning, gayle. >> good morning, kenneth. good morning, janai. getting ready to go take a bath. >> i think she's obviously -- >> oh, my -- i almost fell out of my chair. >> fell out of his skin. >> i literally -- we're in tv 're used to celebrities popular folks on air. we keep our cool usually, right? >> kenneth did not keep his cool. >> you know why i didn't keep my cool? lance, give me camera one. after being in this business for more than 15 years, working my way to the top as a journalist that you've looked up to, who's inspired you, who's proven to be an incredible, legendary, brilliant iconic representation of black girl magic all-around amazing woman and oprah bff, when that person acknowledges you, all this southern boy from south carolina can say is mama, look at me now. >> you gave this man a monologue? >> we love you, gayle. >> wow. >> yeah, it was pretty cool. >> i can't. she loved my d

most recently oprah winfrey in georgia. its beach haven in new york. i want to share with you two events from my life that i'm gonna tie up later. this is a generic picture of a pick. when i was seven years old i went to a picnic that was organized around the japanese communities. we had picnic based on which prefecture your family emigrated from. this was a family picnic of people whose parents had immigrated from the southern part of japan. i'm at the picnic, i'm seven years old and i'm playing with kids, my dad comes over and takes him by the arm and leads me away. he said, i don't want you to play with the kids from that family. growing up in my youth, my parents told me they didn't want me to play with kids from that family often. this was not unusual but it stuck in my mind that i had no idea who those kids were or why that was a bit family. second event in my life has to do with this book. my best friend in high school, his dad went to nyu and harvard law school. he was trying to encourage us to go to college and ivy league. i was 16 at the time

>> yeah, bffs, oprah winfrey and friend of "world news now," gayle king. >> hi, gayle. >> they are givingew video series, the og chronicles and they do it from their own personal experiences. >> my husband and i are newly empty nesters. we have been together a long time and i feel like we need to spice things up. any suggestions on how to keep the excitement alive in long-term relationship? speak into the microphone. >> once i tried this so many years ago, and i got the whole negligee thing, and stedman walks right past me and said, what are you doing? >> i wrapped myself up with saran wrap -- >> no, you didn't. >> yes, i did. when i was married, put on the trench coat. he said what is that? that's not good for your ego. >> saran wrap. that's a snack. >> that is a snack. leftovers. >> oprah went on to say, it didn't work on stedman there. what is up? she's like, you get a negligee. you get a negligee. i wasn't going to say what i really wanted. you get a negligee. >>> and then a stunning revelation about ivanka trump. >> according to a 2007 interview with "people" magazine, ivanka reveale

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. >> his family in agony >> i sent his letters to oprah winfrey, to "america's most wanted". >> a rookied, oh, my gosh, i think i've hit pay dirt. >> a strange phone call revealed a secret >> david needed to be gotten rid of >> then we got the real story. >> a bombshell revelation. was she really a bereaved ex --

. >> woodruff: you had an opportunity to meet pretty amazing people -- oprah winfrey, elon musk, and list goes on -- and, ye ot, from al them, virtually, you describe how theyust didn't ke up one morning and were successful. >> i'm trying to show the behind the scenes in their stories and show their path to success was lined with failure. i have a chapter in there calling fail in the footsteps of stants. but most of the ies, as you know, are stories most people have never heard before and, really, these are ordinary ople who d extraordinary things, and that's the message of the book. the prin ples are there asa road map, but the stories are there to bring the principles to fe and show w anyone can take a big idea forward.uf >> woo and threaded throughout the book is your own story, jean case. you grew upin a small city in illinois. >> normal, illinois. >> woodruff: normal, illinois, you love the name. your mom-to-took you and your siblings to h soorida, you god a job in politics ed mad your way to washington. even you had doubts. >> definitely. my mom was working full times a waitres

two golden globes have been quite politically charged there's been speeches about trump has been oprah winfrey given what many people thought was almost the comeback you're pretty presidential stump speech at the time but i think this year we're just going to see some fun there will be some jibes i think donald trump and his border security problems are going to feature quite heavily in the in the jokes but i think mostly it's just going to be more of a lighthearted. kind of experience right so perhaps a different atmosphere and mood surrounding this ceremony how influential are the golden globes they're fairly the membership if you have both of them is could you quite small it's only about one hundred people journalists around the world mostly several folks down beverly hills but they can kind of get the ball rolling on certain films it's interesting that tomorrow the they start voting on the nominations for the academy awards or maybe some of the films that win tonight may kind of improve their chances by getting a couple things tonight and so although the it's. it doesn't always bode well f

>> maybe just doing this way is okay. >> here is my other question, how do you do a show with oprah winfreyn network is with discovery >> well, that's a bigger question for david and oprah and apple and how that was arranged. my understanding was that under the arrangement with own, there were specific types of programming that she was -- she had to do with them and there were carve-outs to do other types of programming clearly she was able to leverage both of those relationships. >>> separately apple has a message for its rivals ahead of this year's ces consumer electronics show in vegas. tech giant put up this 13 story advertisement that reads what happens on your iphone stays on your iphone. the ad is seemingly aimed at google and amazon both been faced with privacy issues. a conversation going on in the halls at ces likely this week. >>> coming up, we'll talk about friday's fed fueled and employment fueled rally. what it means for stocks in 2019 drew mattis and brian will join us next. as we head to break, here's a look at friday's s&p 500 winners and losers we'll be back. ♪ ♪ hey, darr

here she is on the book kic kicf in chicago at the united center with oprah winfrey. >> it feels like the white house was our house. your hometown girl from the south side of chicago. welcome michelle obama. [applause] ♪ okay, everybody. hello, united center. have a seat. [cheering] we are home. it feels good. i've got to say every time i fly into the city because it was a city of so many blessings to me, i get a little lump, a little flip-flop. when you are flying in now, coming home, what does that feel like? >> first i try to trace every inch when we are flying and i tried to point out all the neighborhoods like that's midway, i see my high school, i think that's my moms house, i still call it the sears tower. [cheering] i don't know what the name is now, but i try to trace the outlines of my city and find all the neighborhoods. i do that every time. like that's the lake covers thee planetary and there'planetariumi think i can see everything. so yes, i am tracing my advice over the city and it always feels good. i was coming in tonight i haven't been here since the oprah show and d

oprah winfrey! [ applause ] >> that was so good. >> a smile for you.so in "pop news" this morning, "black panther" won the s.a.g. award for outstanding performance by a cast in a motion picture. [ applause ] and if you haven't seen it yet on the big screen, now you can see what all the fuss is about and you can do it for free, people. in honor of black history month our parent company disney is bringing the box office smash back for the first week of february, look for free tickets at participating amc theatres starting this friday, i love this idea. "black panther," up for seven oscars at the end of this month including, oh, best picture. >> i know. >> so go check it out. i love a bargain. that's a good one. >> free. >>> and then finally, this morning, the marie kondo effect. has it gotten to you? >> oh, yes, it has. >> i know it has to me. tips to sweep the nation. to clean itself of its clutter. her new netflix show all about the joy of tidying up encouraging folks to get rid of stuff that doesn't bring happiness any long. but one mother tidied up a

. >>> oprah winfrey in "people" opened up about her leadership add academy in africa.the school. here's a look. >> i feel they are my daughters. they're the daughters i did not have. this is how having children was supposed to manifest for me. i never thought that that mothering instinct was something for me. i like babies, but i like them like, hi, baby, now go over there. i like children when they can actually speak to me and tell me what the problem is. so 12 years old is really good for that. getting them about 12 years old was actually perfect for me. >> interesting to hear oprah will so candid on the topic. you can watch the "people" tv special "oprah's daughters," screaming on people tv.com. >>> jennifer lopez took to instagram to announce she and a-rod are taking part in the ten-day challenge. what does it involve in fun things like eating no sugar or carbs for a ten-day period. they want others to join in. let's take a look, hoda. >> walking in from the gym. in the middle of the ten-day challenge, and it is lonely. let's challenge people. no sugar, no carbs, t

rachel: beto o'rourke will sit down with oprah winfrey next month amid speculation of a 2020 run.ning, michael, how are you? >> good morning, i'm doing well. it's raining in l.a. somebody needs to shut that off. griff: it's been raining for a while. i was in california last week. i couldn't believe it the weather is not what we are talking about. everybody is talking about beto sitting down with oprah. what do you make of it the left is having a giant identity crisis. all they have is hype. it's just hype and nothing else. oprah is talking to beto o'rourke and bradley cooper how changed the world. is he a talking raccoon bradley cooper and beto o'rourke doesn't know his real name. he doesn't want to be president at all. rachel: is he robert francis, you are right. let's be fair, oprah winfrey anointed barack obama very early on in much o the same fashion and it worked. why won't it work this time? >> you know what? it might. but at least barack obama didn't talk about like border security with a dental hygienist. beto o'rourke, he is going across the country and he is like we are

here she was at the book kickoff at the united center with oprah winfrey. >> she made us always feel like the white house was really our house, the people's house. she is your hometown girl from the south side of chicago, welcome michelle obama. [applaus [applause] >> okay. everybody. wow. >> welcome to the united center. have a seat. . >> we're home. >> we're home. >> yeah, it feels good. i've got to say. i've got to say, every time i fly into the city because the city was of so many blessings to me, i get a little lump, a flip-flop. so when you're flying in now, coming home after all this place has given and nurtured to you. what does that feel like? >> first, i try to trace every inch when we're flying know, point out the neighborhoods, that's midway, i see my high school, i think that's mom's house. oh. i still call it the sears tower. [applause] >> i don't know what the name is now, but you know, i try to trace the outlines of my city and find the neighborhoods. that's what i'm doing, every time. looking there's the lake and do i see the planetarium, i think i can see everything

this is from vanessa santos says it's the poor man's oprah winfrey. you get a sandwich.nsley: afford cars for everyone. pete: you were smart enough to bring enough chick-fil-a sauce. ainsley: i kept calling it the polynesian sauce. chick-fil-a sauce so special just chick-fil-a sauce. steve: they don't advertise much. maybe this will be their chance. we would love it hear your comments regarding the snow yesterday. email us at friends@foxnews.com. we are also on facebook. ainsley: now, if you buy chick-fil-a for the weekend show, make sure the live audience comes in on a saturday because chick-fil-a is closed on sunday. brian: we have to toss, if we can. we have got to talk about something you really know about and that's minnesota. and this congresswoman who just came in omar. pete: yep. brian: she came in and was really called out on cnn by one of her past tweets. here is one of them israel hypnotized the world. may allah awaken the people and see the evil doings of israel. this is in 2012 when israel was bombing gaza because they were in a clash at the border. number o

they signed a content agreement with oprah winfrey clearly, that's becoming more important opportunity for the company going forward. >> what's your price target. >> $245. >> okay. you like it. >> i do like it. it's up by but it's a hold >> that would be weird >> you have a buy. you don't sound -- i would not have predicted that with -- >> you if look at, again, the end of the day, apple generates very significant free cash flow. >> if you can put $100 in this or amazon, what would you do >> amazon. >> why do you like appear zblon. >> >> aws continues to be an incredibly strong position the last dwo quarters has been much better than expected profitability. on cloud computing, on advertise kprks in the growing mix of third party unit sales, which zpaets e that's higher profitability. >> what is your. >> what do you say the multiple is on apple? >> rare -- >> based on earnings, what is the multiple today >> dahl high single digit pe >> is that where it is, ten times? then that shows you, i mean, so% growth you can get zero growth or down. you could have falling revenue and falling profi