>> oprah winfrey became a millionaire on the backs of suburban white women who watche her show by the legions. michelle obama was married to the man that got more votes fro this racist caste system called america, got more votes than an presidential candidate got in the history of the united states . that is more than franklin delano roosevelt come up more than ronald reagan, more than bill clinton, barack obama got more votes than any other presidential candidates in history in this racist caste system. what disheartening about all of this is oprah comes from the south, she comes not far remove from the jim crow era in the south, when there was a rural palpable concrete racial caste system against african-americans , and when they pretend to be billionaire victims, it is an insult to my ancestors into theirs. >> i need to get this to them tonight. listen to biden on this race question compared the black and latino communities in an interview that ran earlier today . >> unlike the african-american community with notable exceptions, the latino communit is an incredibly diverse communit

and her oprah winfrey. >> there are white people who are not as powerful as the system of white peoplethe pass system that has been put in place, but they still, no matter where they are on the ladder of success, they still have there whiteness. >> whiteness still gives you an advantage no matter what. >> the first thing you need to know as oprah winfrey is living the american dream. atatst 66, her success shows ust a great country we have. she has grown up a black girl from mississippi in the jim crow era, she used her brains and succeeded beyond the imaginatiol of people of all races. she is a billionaire and a global superstar, i don't begrudge her one bit for it. i am in all of what she accomplished, but today, to be cutting-edge and relevant, you need to elevate blm and complain about healthier unfair the world's is.. her old magazine just said they're ending the print run, she needed something provocative to promote her new digital show, the reaction around the world, skeptical. >> oprah winfrey, she must have forgotten where she came from. she grew up in rural america energy gre

oprah winfrey is revealing her new highly-anticipated book club selection only on "cbs this morning".t the book. oprah calls the most important read for all of humanity right now. it provides a new way of seeing racial inequality in america. >> hey, vlad, we're still here in the santa barbara bureau. and the oprah who owns the santa barbara bureau where we've been for the last month. >> call me bureau chief. >> i know you're excited about all your books. but you're doing something you've never ever done before. this is the 86th oprah book club selection. >> this is the most important book. the most essential book. the most necessary. >> with a capital i. >> most necessary for all humanity book that i have ever chosen and the book is called "cast" by isabel wilkerson. >> hello, isabel wilkerson. a round of applause. hello. >> my heart sings just to see you here this morning. so good to say. isabel i was not exaggerating when i said i never saw oprah so excited when she said she wanted so many people to read this book. >> i'm buying 500 books and sending them over tory governor in the u

that's been my recipe ever since i saw tom cruise on with oprah winfrey, so now can you top mr.ruise. i'm waiting. [laughter] - this much i know. you know, he's better playing volleyball on the beach, flying airplanes and saving people in "mission impossible," but when it comes to cooking, i'm fairly confident that i can make a better carbonara than him, and that is nothing against his carbonara at all. - oh, okay. we got ourselves a battle. okay. we have a rap beef in the kitchen. [laughter] so tell me, walk me through -- so you got your boiled water. you add your spaghetti. - yeah, the first thing that we're going to do is i have water on the back. it's just coming up to a boil. i'm going to put a pinch of salt in there. you put about -- for every pound of pasta, you want to put in about 1 1/2 to 2 tablespoons of salt in your water because that's what helps flavor this whole thing, and the pasta water becomes part of the sauce, so we're going to put this in. i have linguine on hand, so that's what i'm using, but you could use spaghetti. you could use bucatini. you could use fe

a 35%y, they are seeing expense related to oprah winfrey.econd quarter earnings-per-share not a comparable figure overall. story wenother big have been talking about is tictoc, microsoft. i put together a chart to talk about who could perhaps benefit. much has been said about snapchat possibly benefiting. facebook,urse, influencers who might get paid well. some of said a be they are going back to instagram. about 2.7ok family, billion act of monthly users. of course, all us -- all of this comes as chinese state back to called it quote theft. they, what do you make of tracking by china, now coming back to the u.s. and calling this theft? shery: we are seeing very strong words coming out of china, especially from their editorial, the china daily. their foreignto ministry, officially declining to comment. they said that they should not openness pandora's box because everyone will be using this to undermine. even china itself has acknowledged they do not have that much capacity to react. china, objectively against, retaliating chinese companies.

who's that going to be and she said oprah winfrey. and i said okay now, let's stop joking. let's roll on to the serious part of this conversation. and she said well, sit down. and i said i am sittingdown . >> with my peanut butter and jelly sandwich. >> this is the second. >> different lunch. >> and she said oprah winfrey is going to play the wife of the butler and then the other cast members started rolling in and it was lenny kravitz, jane fonda, vanessa redgrave, robin williams, cuba gooding junior. clarence williams the third. from the mod squad. a man of very few words. when i was a kid growing up in ohio there were very few blacks on tv. and he was one of the stars of the mod squad. and he was a man of very, very few words on that show. so when i was on the set my first day seeing link from the mod squad on the set, i went over to him and i said, excuse me mister williams but when i was a kid and i used to watch you and i was so inspired by seeing you on tv and i'm just excited that you are a part of this movie. and he was wearing sunglasses . and he turned to me and

late breonna taylor on it instead. >> trevor: yes, from lebron james to oprah winfrey, meghan marklel wave of sport for breonna taylor has been swelling day by day. and this support has even spread to social media platforms like instagram and tiktok which is fan task tu but it also comes with downside, because if you are online you have probably see breonna taylor turned in another meme whether it is putting her name on a -- or mentioning her dead in some caption over a random selfie. and the truth is, this is like a weird amalgam of a fie a few things. you have this relatively new phenomenon of using social media to push for justice and reform which is good. but the downside of that, the downside is social media is a medium that doesn't always use do sincerity as well. it doesn't do self-lessness well, it struggles to give-- it the gravity it de servings. so you have maybe well intentioned people who want to keep the name trending and breonar taylor get social justice but essentially using her name as a punch line. the reason obama didn't-- today on the show, as painful as it is, i

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oprah winfrey is devoting her new issue of open winfrey to this cause and running a pretty broad campaignground. you see 26 billboards across louisville calling for justice for taylor and she said she's supporting these blm protests. >> if not for the coronavirus, i would be out on the streets marching with the black lives matter protesters. these 26 billboards, one for every year of breonna's life, are my offering. my form of protest. >> we are joined now by the attorney for breonna's family. you were in the meeting with the attorney general and other officials. you can see there the gathering. what did you get or learn, if anything, out of this meeting? >> well, thank you so much for covering this important matter. this was the first time that the attorney general kentucky daniel cameron has met with breonna taylor's family in person. her mother was obviously very convicted that her daughter should not have been killed. she wanted assurances from him that he would do everything in his power to bring those responsible for execution to justice. my co-counsel and i, we pressed to say that

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it never gets any easier >> reporter: now oprah winfrey has joined the cause, paying for 26 billboards around louisville demanding charges. >> justice for breonna means an end to police brutality. >> reporter: dozens of radio stations aired memorials honoring her life. >> it's bigger than breonna, bigger than just black lives you know, it's about bridging the gaps between us and the police >> reporter: facing mounting pressure kentucky's attorney general met with taylor's family for the first time this week but there's no timetable on when the investigation might wrap up. lester >> gabe gutierrez tonight, thank you. >>> and next why some schools are changing the history books. >>> as the debate rages over reopening schools protests over racial injustice are helping focus attention on what our children are learning. here's rehema ellis. >> our book are the bricks that build our society. >> reporter: chris emden says to understand society's uproar over racial inequities start where history lessons begin. when children first learn about black people in america what is the first thing they

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this is remarkable what oprah winfrey is doing. >> 26? >> yeah. to represent her life.at story. >> all right. what's up next? >> exactly. 26 for every year of breonna taylor's life. that's exactly right. >>> all right. with the election coming up, that certain voters have correct information when they go to the polls. the win black pa'lante campaign, pa'lante is spanish for go for it, spreads information on social media by foreign agents for black and latino voters. it was created after an experience committee report found black americans were the number-one targets of misinformation during the 2016 election. jericka, you spoke with andre banks, one of the campaign's co-founders. let's play what he told you. >> when we look at misinformation, it's not just about, you know, some people saying crazy things in tweets. it really is a coordinated effort by some bad actors to block people's ability to participate. i think that's why we find it so important to really tackle misinformation. we think that not only helps black people, latino people it helps our democracy as a who

needed some inspiration kamala harris does that you couldn't get michelle obama you couldn't get oprah winfrey. so you go next and that's what commonly brings to this ticket and that will be shown off right away as soon the 2 of appear in public tomorrow for all of us to see all right professor, thank you so much and as cohen thank you for joining us and on sh >>there are more than 20 million cases of covid-19 around the world 5.1 million cases here in the u.s. and experts everywhere continue working on a vaccine. well now russia says that it has a vaccine calling it sputnik 5 that claim is raising concerns that russia may have cut essential corners in the vaccine development by not fully completed traditional clinical trial protocols and not really seen any data health experts here in the usa the goal is not to be the first with a vaccine but to have one that is safe and effective. still ahead at 5 distance-learning under way for students in oakland but >>it's cool typically serve as an orientation for parents and students and teachers in the oakland unified school district, however, of cours

response to their billboards in pennsylvania mainline animal rescue placed a new billboard this time oprah winfreystudio in chicago when we were on oprah and the aftermath we watched up here in the kennel i realized that it really didn't matter what the legislators wanted or what they didn't want because people started contacting us and people were horrified horrified by what was happening in lancaster county it was happening in pennsylvania what was happening in missouri and oklahoma nebraska and they couldn't believe that animals were being treated this way and they wanted to do something about it. this was 100 percent public it was really because people were hearing about the plight of puppy mills on the news on oprah reading about it in their newspapers going home and looking in the faces of these little pooches that are sharing their you know tables. bed's very most of us and saying oh my gosh what if that had been my dog and it became very very personal to a huge number of people who started picking up the phones and calling their legislators through this whole struggle and it was a struggle

i was moved by the people who wanted to participate in the program, oprah winfrey and will smith andt deniro. it was less than opening of a museum and more a celebration of a culture. david: were you worried something would go wrong? lonnie: i was terrified i would mess up, that somebody would not enjoy them selves. i was terrified we wouldn't get the crowds i hoped. we got tens of thousands of people on the mall. it became an opportunity where i thought the best speech making i have ever heard. president bush gave a powerful speech about how a great nation confronts its history and doesn't run from it. president obama talked beautifully about what it meant to him and his family. clearly the late john lewis stole the show and talked about how this museum was the culmination of the civil rights movement for him. this was really something he was proud of. i was so grateful to be able to help fulfill his dream. it was a special day. david: president bush 43 had signed the legislation. president obama said make sure it is open while i am in office. lonnie: he would say you have got to le

. >>> oprah winfrey is once again calling for action for breonna taylor. this time it's with billboards. oprah paid to put up 26 billboards across louisville, kentucky. taylor was 26 when she was killed. the billboards demand that the louisville police officers involved in taylor's death be charged and arrested. breonna taylor died after plainclothes officers who had a no-knock warrant broke down her door and shot and killed her. >>> well, lose your license or your livelihood. the owner of a south bay hair salon is defying county orders and keeping his salon open. nbc bay area's anoushah rasta visited the salon. >> the fact of, you know, just us being open to fight back. i want it to be known that we're struggling out here. li like i have to pay rent. >> reporter: brandon is keeping the businesses open despite specific orders from the county to shut down. >> i would rather get in trouble. i would rather them arrest me. >> reporter: he says he didn't follow the county's closure order because he's got bills to pay. >> the consequence at this time will be bigg

tonight, oprah winfrey is seeking justice for breonna taylor.y has a photo of the young e.m.t., who had been killed by louisville police, on the cover of the september issue of "o" magazine. and her magazine is setting up 26 billboards around louisville, one for each year of taylor's life, demanding charges against the officers involved in the killing. britain's prince harry is calling for sweeping change in social media, asking industry leaders to protect young children from hate and racism online. in a new essay, the prince says he and his wife, meghan markle, are worried about the long-term effects of social media on their one-year-old son and on all children. the couple is promoting a campaign to stop online hate speech. and "on the road" is next. cbs' steve hartman on why this boy has a special bond with the dogs nobody else wants. ... ...remind us... ...and forewarn us. but if you have type 2 diabetes... ...and risks for heart disease,... ...damage to your heart may have already started. up to 50 percent of you may be at risk for heart fai

and what i was so moved by is the people who wanted to participate in the program, oprah winfrey andith and robert deniro. so it really became more than i could have ever imagined. it was less opening of a museum and more celebration of a culture. david: so were you worried that something would go wrong that day? lonnie: i was terrified. i was terrified that i would mess up. i was terrified that somebody would not enjoy themselves. i was terrified that would not get the crowds that i hoped. and instead we got tens of thousands of people on the mall. it became an opportunity where i thought was some of the best speechmaking i have ever heard. i thought president bush gave a powerful speech on how a great nation confronts its history, does not run from it. president obama talked just beautifully about what this meant to him and his family, but clearly, the late john lewis stole the show. talked about how this museum was the culmination of the civil rights movement for him. and that this was something he was proudest of. i'll be honest. i was so grateful to be able to help him fulfill h

. >> >> o'donnell: tonight, don't miss "john lewis: celebrating a hero," featuring oprah winfrey, tylerr own gayle king, and musical performances by jennifer hudson and john legend. that's tonight at 10:00, 9:00 central, right here on cbs. and a reminder: if you can't watch the "cbs evening news" live, don't forget to set your dvr so you can watch us later. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in the nation's capital. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. ♪ ♪ we've always put safety first. ♪ ♪ and we aays will. ♪ ♪ for people. ♪ ♪ for the future. ♪ ♪ and there has never been a summer when it's mattered more. wherever you go, summer safely. get 0% apr financing for up to five years on sele

. >> o'donne >> o'donnell: tonight, don't miss "john lewis: celebrating a hero," featuring oprah winfreyy, and our own gayle king, and musical performances by jennifer hudson and john legend. that's tonight at 10:00, 9:00 central, right here on cbs. and a reminder: if you can't watch the "cbs evening news" live, don't forget to set your dvr so you can watch us later. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in our nation's capital. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs overnight news". >> i'm jeff pegues in washington. thanks for staying with us. with the coronavirus pandemic still raging in much of the country, employers are grappling with how to get employees back to work safely. one large company in the midwest is taking flak for what workers call strong arm tactics. epic systems is the largest private employer until dade down wisconsin. epic has told thousands of workers that it wants them back in the office, some as early at monday morning. >> some major tech companies with keeping their employees workin

the show black women own the conversation was something we pitched to oprah winfrey and the oprah winfreyitical issues, life, love, motherhood, and who knew that the first season would garner us an emmy nomination, but real excited about it and excited for all the women who were involved in making this show so special. >> carlos, it's good to see you. it's been a while, my man. we go way, way back so good to see you. >> we do. >> smile hasn't changed a bit. you have plenty of reasons to be smiling now. the fastest, do very this right, the fastest growing talk show in youtube history? how are you pulling this off? what's the formula? >> i love doing it. i think we're in such a critical moment, t.j., where so much is up in the air in the world and i think we need different kinds of conversations, in-depth conversations not just with one kind of person, actors, musicians, entrepreneurs, writers from john legend to malcolm gladwell, to bethanny frankel so it's really been a nice space to do that in a long form way and i think you've seen youtube really become a destination for people. i think

. >> >> o'donnell: tonight, don't miss "john lewis: celebrating a hero," featuring oprah winfrey, tylerown gayle king, and musical performances by jennifer hudson and john legend. that's tonight at 10:00, 9:00 central, right here on cbs. and a reminder: if you can't watch the "cbs evening news" live, don't forget to set your dvr so you can watch us later. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in the nation's capital. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

. >> reporter: oprah winfrey demanding justice and change on billboards across louisville. >> that important conversation has finally been had in america. >> reporter: her family now desperate for that talk to turn to action. >> 150 days, five months, yeah. every day is still march 13th. >> reporter: that's the night taylor was gunned down by police, executing a no knock warrant, bursting through the door of her apartment looking for drugs, even though she had no history of drug or criminal offenses one of the officers in that raid has been fired, two others placed on administrative leave, but no charges have been filed in the case. investigators say they're still piecing together evidence and waiting on a ballistic analysis from the fbi >> we do expect charges to be filed sooner rather than later >> reporter: until then, her family gathers their strength from the support of so many across the country >> i want everyone to continue, continue to be out here on the streets, helping us. >> reporter: to continue -- >> say her name. >> breonna taylor. >> reporter: -- saying her name. jay gray, nb

needed some inspiration kamala harris does that you couldn't get michelle obama you couldn't get oprah winfrey. so you go next and that's what calmly brings to this ticket and that will be shown off right away as soon as the 2 of appear in public tomorrow for all of us to see. >>now throughout her kamala harris has come under fire from progressives for her work as both san francisco district attorney ernie and california attorney general critics have questioned the former prosecutor and whether she was even progressive enough, however, the chair of the progressive caucus said the state democratic party will back the biden harris campaign kron four's ella sogomonian talked with him and he says they prefer the new duo to another 4 years of the trump administration. >>we spent a lot of time when she was running for president i'm on the history. but now's the time we got to be focused need to defeat from the to elect joe biden leads elect lawyers. the democrat in the white house that will put into place those agenda items that we really care about. >>and reverting back to that article does long we

the new edition of oprah winfrey's oprah magazine hits store shelves with a new look. for the first time in 20 years, oprah won't be on the cover. instead it will feature this photo of breonna taylor. the 26-year-old emt fatally shot in march by police in louisville, kentucky. upper's magazine is paying for 26 billboards in louisville that say demand that the police involved in killing breonna taylor be arrested and charged. >>> newly released video of the death of george floyd is giving new insight into his deadly encounter with minneapolis police. >> let's see your hands. stay in the car. let me see your other hand. >> this video comes from the body camera's of two of the four police officers charged with the death of george floyd. it captures everything that happened from start to finish. at one point, the video shows medical teams waited almost 3 minutes to perform chest compressions in an attempt to revive george floyd. he had been pinned down while handcuffed until he became unconscious, and he died. an incident that led to protests all over the country. >>> oakl

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give you some advice if you are ever in a situation you are attacked as someone as important as oprah winfrey here is what you have to do immediately attack. [laughter] oprah. i do not believe what i am hearing after multiple reports from me twice in the same program throughout the public media for you to buckle under to public opinion i do not believe what is happening. [laughter] that attack. [laughter] >> i haven't read any of your works. >> you have hours of pleasure ahead of yourself. [laughter] >> i have met - - know much but i have heard people speak of your issues on the latin american and population and she was writing from the standpoint of an advocate for border issue issues. do you see yourself as an advocate of the south or more of a lover and cherished of what you observe. >> i observed the social sector. i just record what has happened that day. to me the greatest enjoyment in life is to introduce what i have discovered two readers. i do believe in objectivity despite what you hear from others but it is objectivity of the ego as a writer if you believe what you are doing is mor

. >> we do know they did pass on oprah winfrey and charlie rose.and the story is just remarkable of how they got this going in a year. it's actually before the start up actually happens it just crackles with excitement like the frat house atmosphere. how fresh for those stories when people told them to you? >> some people held back the fun drugs and sex stories that i still hear about now that the book is actually out. because it was a big wild toga party apparently. but everybody who i talked to was so thrilled to be sharing that moment in time because whatever they did the rest of their lives whether stayed in television or out of the business after one year, they all had a memorable and incredible experience. because how often do you get to build something completely new? in a lot of ways it ruined a lot of people because after that thrill to build from scratch, everything else in the aftermath will seem ho-hum wedging into the existing structure but this book was so much fun to write because there was no clear-cut obvious start. cnn did not hel

. >> hillary clinton, oprah winfrey, tom hanks and others eat children in order to extract a life extendingom their blood group. >> they believe that a group of military generals recruited president trump to break up this conspiracy and end their roll control to have the government in the media. >> president trump and q anon is going to save us in a moment called the storm. >> his tweets are misspelled for a reason. when he does smocking gun, it's all code for what he's telling us. >> trevor: okay, i want whatever these people are smocking because trump's typos are a secret message? man, i wish people were this forgiving when i did stupid shit. no, you guys don't get it -- when trevor threw up at that party, he was showing us it's what's on the inside that counts. but look, you've got it wrong. president trump's tweets are misspelled for a reason, and that reason is he can't read. now, look, if hillary and oprah were eating children to live longer, i would be horrified, because that is such a waste of magic blood. you feed those kids to ruth bader ginsburg, people, priorities! there is no w

oprah winfrey called him a gentle soul. >>> let's bring in cnn medical analyst, a primary care physician. good morning. so grateful to have you here. i know a lot of people have questions about the rise we have seen in colon cancer in young adults. how prolific is it now and why? >> good morning. what a sad story to wake up to this morning. one of my favorite actors. and to die that young. that's what's worrisome. if you think about colon cancer -- i'm a primary care physician -- you think about cancer affecting an older group of people 65 and older. now we're finding out cancer is affecting people younger than 65 and we don't know why. but a lot of theories could be obesity, smoking, and diet and also consistent antibiotic use that can change the gut flora. listen to this it's worse in african-american men. one in 54 african-american men are diagnosed with colon cancer versus one in 47 or 48 white men that are diagnosed. it's worrisome to see that trend not only in african-american men but also in the younger generation. >> why that trend? do we know? >> obesity. smoking. diet. if you t

oprah winfrey and o magazine are putting up billboards like this one. one for every year that taylor was alive. it shows a cover the o magazine featuring taylor. taylor was shot and killed by police on march 13th in her own apartment when three plain clothed louisville police officers executed a no-knock warrant to enter her home. anyone of the officers have been charged. the billboards demand that the officers be arrested. >>> the new air force chief is making history as the first african-american to lead one of the military branches general charles brown jr. was sworn in at a saeren i charge of all air forces in the spisk. he has previously sdwrekted the air war in the islamic state of iraq and syria. >>> today is august 7. 8-7. this is 49ers great dwight clark's number. 9ers will honor him today. clark passed away two years ago after a long battle with a.l.s. and the 49ers are raising awareness as well as donation for the golden heart funds which helps though in medical, financial, physiological or yae moti yae motion al support. >>> and it is day tw

. >>> ahead, oprah winfrey's "o magazine" is fighting for justice for breonna taylor by putting up 26oards in louisville, kentucky. we have the details ahead in "pop news." >>> also tory johnson is here with "deals & steals" for your home. there she is. we'll see you in a minute, tory. we'll be right back. home. there she is. we'll be right back. i have the r my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. once-weekly trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. it starts acting from the first dose. and it lowers risk of heart attack, stroke, or death in people with known heart disease or multiple risk factors. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes in vision, or diabeti

where you are being attacked and the odds are completely against you read and particularly with oprah winfrey. here's what you have to do. immediately, attack. [laughter]. say oprah, i do not believe what i am hearing. after your support for me, twice. in the same program throughout the media. this was to the public opinion and turn yourself into this stormy thing. i don't believe what is happening. [laughter]. he would've been safe. they gotcha, attack them. [laughter]. guest: may ask a second question pretty. tom wolfe: yes pretty. guest: i'm not read any of your work. [laughter]. tom wolfe: you have hours and hours of questions ahead of you. guest: i do know much about your work but have heard people speaking about it and border issues and you mentioned latin american population in the south. she was ready very much on an advocate of the board of issues and whatnot. knobs wondering if you see yourself as an advocate have the south or more of a kind of a cherish her of what you observed. tom wolfe: i'm just a social secretary. i simply record what is happened that day. to me the greatest en

. >>> oprah winfrey is once again calling for action for breona taylor with billboards.p 26 billboards across louisville. she was 26 when she was killed. the billboard demand the officers involved be charged and arrested. she died after officers shot and killed her. >>> still to come on "today in the bay," the as and astros play an extra inning thriller at the coliseum. we'll show you how it ends. sports is next. >>> for the as to reach their goal of winning a division title, they have to go through the houston astros. last night was the first matchup of the year. former joints manager dusty manger leading the astros. the game went to the 13th inning. as down 2-1. austin allen ties it up with rbi single. the as have won seven in a row. they beat astros 3-2. >>> the giants taking on dodgers at dodger stadium. giants have been struggling lately. tonight was no different. fourth inning a home run to right field. the dodgers 7-2 to win. the giants have lost five of their last six. >>> it's set to be a great weekend of golf in san francisco. all of the big names making the cu

oprah winfrey tweeted this, "what a gentle, gifted soul. showing us all that greatness in between surgeries and chemo. the courage, the strength, the power it takes to do that -- this is what dignity looks like." joining me to talk about the death of chadwick boseman, host of the syndicated news magazine television show "the list." hello to you. thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you so much for having me. i wish it was on better terms. >> absolutely. what an immense loss. so terribly sad that chadwick boseman has died so young. we learned that while he was filming and working, he was battling cancer, having surgeries, going through chemotherapy. he went through so much. >> there is a testament to the type of man that chadwick was. you know, i have friends of mine that are intimately -- were involved with him. a friend of mine, taitt taylor, who directed "the help," directed him on "get on up" when he played james brown. another good, good friend of mine, travis howard, a musician, met him on set during the filming and said chad neve

. >> we do know that they did pass on one upcoming journal named oprah winfrey, charlie rose althoughhey were able to stop the story is remarkable of how they got this going in a year. it's like a startup before startups actually happen. operating like a training camp for tech. this crackles with excitement this frat house as it is. how fresh were those stories when people told them to you? >> some people held back the really fun drugs and sex stories is still here about now especially now that the book is actually out. because it was a big wild toga party apparently. everybody who i talked to was so thrilled to be sharing that moment in time. what are they stayed in television or scurried out of the business after a year. they all had a memorable incredible experience because how often do you get to build something completely new and in many ways i think it ruined a lot of people because after you have that thrill of building something from scratch, everything else in the aftermath is going to feel feel ho-hum. you're wedging into existing structure. this book was so much fun to writ