. >> i look at myself as the ale version of barbara walters or an oprah winfrey. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with hallie jackson. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with those consequential moments in the middle east. the first steps in a long and copley kated process that could bring peace to a region reeling from brutal war. you are seeing some of the dramatic images here just in to us. threisraeli hostages now free and rereturned to their mother' arms after 470 days in captivity. an emotional release for them. and in gaza, where there are celebrations, as dozens of palestinian prisoner , were freed, women and children. these scenes marking the beginning of this new ceasefire deal and the end, for now, to the fighting that has killed tens of thousands of people and triggered a massive humanitarian crisis in gaza. it is not clear how long this tentative truce will hold. but what you're seeing here is a critical step. raf sanchez is live outside the hospital where those now-former hostages are being treat ed. but we begin with richard engel in jerusalem. >> reporter: there

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oprah winfrey named point reyes farmstead to her prestigious holiday list of favorite things. jill: someone like oprah with that level of visibility, it really is a game changer for us. jill: okay, so this is one of our gift collections. it's always got four of our cheeses, the truffle brie, the quinta, our fennel blue. joe: it's actually the second year in a row, oprah added the cheesemakers to her popular list. jill: represented about 15% of our total holiday direct-to-consumer sales. joe: which begs the question, is there enough cheese to cover all oprah's cheese fans? kuba: we have not run out yet. we are far from it. jill: i mean, 25 years ago i don't think i ever dreamed that we could be of the size and have the visibility that we do and be on oprah's favorite things list. joe: it's a big boost for a family business reaching out beyond northern california to the rest of the nation's cheese-loving world. a little slice of cheesy paradise from the rolling hills of west marin. joe: well, when we return, we'll hang out on the job with the san francisco barista who's as quick

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i started the oprah winfrey show in 2004 and my first experiences advertising at that time discussed control, it wasn't anything special intimate pictures of us and we were supporting these products and selling them. despite the expense and law enforcement cooperation have this impact ten years later we are back. i enforces every single day and many of whom starting. never told supplements. i've taken a number of measures only viewers and i possibility for this. presenting opportunities opposing versus on this segment marketers are able to support without this complex and continue on computed. if you look, i will almost always mention their design for short-term support. i've devoted numerous shows for how a scam works and what to look for and launched a campaign called not me. reassure them they see my name or picture, do not buy the product. we created oz watch which is to report scams and selected 35000 complaints from our viewers in private company to police the web. after months of investigation, we found not only was using my name but providing only 10% of the active ingredient

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little germany is being used by oprah winfrey's latest film.ful. the people that designed and built these buildings looked to places like, you know, florence. i don't think people realise that you can compare bradford with florence, but that vista. oh, it's fantastic, yeah. and to show me around, i met tim smith, a local photographer. and this is little germany — victorian splendour, built by german wool barons who settled here. many are now converted into flats and if you're used to london prices, these aren't. the views across the city. that staircase! 25 grand. you'll be in a place and it just look like a bookshop or you'll walk down the street and it'll look like any other street. but the trick is, is to look up and then you see the splendour of the victorian architecture that bradford is all about. and the city as a whole, i don't know, over the last 20 or 30 years, the kind of public perception of those who have never been to bradford is not always a positive one. can we have it up a bit louder? but the hope is city of culture might help

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oprah winfrey pressed him donald, which ever want to be president?al", going after japan, and saying america must be first. we must put ourselves first and all of these economic arrangements. what i find so fascinating is that his doctrine has never really changed. he has always wanted to put america first in economic arrangements, to have secure borders, to make sure our children are educated, to make america great again, and to make it the way that he sensed so many people across the country wanted to be. when he started campaigning everybody said donald trump will not want to spend time in diners and walking around. he did he loved it. so much so that even after all of the slings and arrows and they were unprecedented, he wanted to do it again. >> you just saw the motorcade head into the garage. i will check in with the bill as they get there. i'm sure the excitement is building. >> it certainly is. we are in a little bit of a holding pattern right now it feels like they are a little bit behind schedule. the crowd trying to keep themselves enterta

lionel richie and meryl streep turned 75, while oprah winfrey and al roker both joined the 70s club.n't be scared. -[ laughs ] -don't be scared, al. it's going to be alright. -lenny kravitz turned 60. it doesn't get any better. -and victoria beckham celebrated the big five o with the spice girls reunion at her party. one of 2024's most viral moments was jeremy allen white's very revealing calvin klein campaign. -2024's biggest celebrity health stories included princess kate, who released a video in march that sent shock waves around the world. -in january, i underwent major abdominal surgery. tests after the operation found cancer had been present. -six months later, she shared an incredible update. -i cannot tell you what a relief it is to have finally completed my chemotherapy treatment. -and in july, a radiant kate was greeted by a standing ovation at wimbledon. but the princess wasn't the only royal who faced a health crisis this year. -king charles the third has been diagnosed with cancer. -and since the king's shocking diagnosis, he's already returned to his royal duties. in ju

i started the oprah winfrey show in 2004 and my first experiences advertising at that time discussedir control, it wasn't anything special intimate pictures of us and we were supporting these products and selling them. despite the expense and law enforcement cooperation have this impact ten years later we are back. i enforces every single day and many of whom starting. never told supplements. i've taken a number of measures only viewers and i possibility for this. presenting opportunities opposing versus on this segment marketers are able to support without this complex and continue on computed. if you look, i will almost always mention their design for short-term support. i've devoted numerous shows for how a scam works and what to look for and launched a campaign called not me. reassure them they see my name or picture, do not buy the product. we created oz watch which is to report scams and selected 35000 complaints from our viewers in private company to police the web. after months of investigation, we found not only was using my name but providing only 10% of the active ingredie

he told oprah winfrey only if he saw the country needed him. that is what he has done. i just don't understand the hatred that people have towards the man. i wish they would get over it. i wish they would move on. support the guy. let's go ahead and make this country better than what we had it the last four years. i'm 60 years old. i've never seen the country fall down in four years like it did under joe biden. first time i've ever seen it. i know we had covid and things that hadn't happened in the past, but you still hear this anger. listen to c-span. there are still so many people and that is all they want to do, trash the guy. i support -- host: david in north carolina. yesterday, during the sentencing hearing, one of the prosecutors in the case explained the reasoning behind the senteing. here are his comments. [video clip] >> in probational court, which we received this morning, the author interviewed the defendant noting that the defendant sees himself as above the law" accept responsibility for his actions. that is certainly consistent with everything else that w

he told oprah winfrey only if he saw the country needed him. that is what he has done. i just don't understand the hatred that people have towards the man. i wish they would get over it. i wish they would move on. support the guy. let's go ahead and make this country better than what we had it the last four years. i'm 60 years old. i've never seen the country fall down in four years like it did under joe biden. first time i've ever seen it. i know we had covid and things that hadn't happened in the past, but you still hear this anger. listen to c-span. there are still so many people and that is all they want to do, trash the guy. i support -- host: david in north carolina. yesterday, during the sentencing hearing, one of the prosecutors in the case explained the reasoning behind the sentencing. here are his comments. [video clip] >> in probational court, which we received this morning, the author interviewed the defendant noting that the defendant sees himself as above the law" accept responsibility for his actions. that is certainly consistent with everything else that

he started as a guest on the oprah winfrey show in 2004 had my first experiences with scam advertising at that time we discussed supplements was anything special about my description of them but they immediately the internet as began to springing up using pictures of us, show quotes claiming this one for a night were supporting his products. and selling them. six attorney general filed a civil suit against the companies making these ads despite the expense of law enforcement cooperation, and had very little impact for 10 years later bareback is phenom is grown dramaticallyk in sophistication and skill enforce or defend my y reputation every single day. these ads take money from trusting viewers to many who believe i'm selling the items for just a big player in case it comes up, i have never sold supplements. out of sheer frustration take a number of measures deals this problem to protect my viewers. recognizing i accept responsibility for this but the passionate language i used to describe supplements was fodder for these unethical advertises my show is tempered our editorial promising

people who are convinced trump is a racist, go to youtube and look up interviews of trump and oprah winfreynd wendy williams and watch how he interacts with them and their audience. he's not a racist. and there are also a few interviews on youtube with angela stanton king, a very intelligent black woman who was pardoned by trump as she talks about what trump has done for black and brown americans. let me say a couple of more things. host: we are running short on time, kendra. i'll give you another 30 seconds. caller: for almost 10 years, we have been hearing trump's name on a daily basis. i have heard trump's name more times in the last two months then i have heard the current president's name within his four year term and also obama's name within his eight year term. i'm just hoping that, tammy, as far as washington journal goes, i'm hoping that maybe i know people call in sometimes, they feel like washington journal is being very biased. it seems like they lean toward the left. hopefully that will change. people like independents and republicans probably won't watch the show anymore becau

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people who are convinced trump is a racist, go to youtube and look up interviews of trump and oprah winfreynd wendy williams and watch how he interacts with them and their audience. he's not a racist. and there are also a few interviews on youtube with angela stanton king, a very intelligent black woman who was pardoned by trump as she talks about what trump has done for black and brown americans. let me say a couple of more things. host: we are running short on time, kendra. i'll give you another 30 seconds. caller: for almost 10 years, we have been hearing trump's name on a daily basis. i have heard trump's name more times in the last two months then i have heard the current president's name within his four year term and also obama's name within his eight year term. i'm just hoping that, tammy, as far as washington journal goes, i'm hoping that maybe i know people call in sometimes, they feel like washington journal is being very biased. it seems like they lean toward the left. hopefully that will change. people like independents and republicans probably won't watch the show anymore becau

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