there seemed to be no topic off limits for phil donahue.lutionized the conversations americans were having on tv. >> lower the voltage down to 500 volts. >> david: the death penalty, the aids epidemic, women's rights, chernobyl. >> that is the unit that blew last april. >> david: the provocative guests and questions. >> what's going to happen? you're finessing me here. >> david: the celebrities. >> how would you imitate >> well, all right. >> i said, if somebody comes up to you on the subway and >> david: donahue often turning the microphone over to his live audience. >> you were very successful in the entertainment area. what led you to enter the field of politics? >> i'm still asking myself that. >> david: millions watching him every day. he once told "60 minutes" he was aware of the attention and the responsibility. >> i get a lot of attention. the money is good. there are people who think i'm smart. that would surprise me the nuns who taught me a long time ago. so, with all this attention coming to me, it would be pretty foolish for me

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there seemed to be no topic off limits for phil donahue for 29 years. talk show revolutionized the conversations americans were having on tv. >> when they lower the voltage down to 500v. the death penalty. >> the aids epidemic. women's rights. chernobyl. >> that is the unit that blew last april. provocative guests and questions. what's going to happen? you're finessing me here. >> millions watched donahue every day. he once told 60 minutes he was aware of the attention and the responsibility. >> with all this attention coming to me, it'd be pretty foolish for me to take this for granted. it does not follow that i whistle to work every day. nobody does. >> phil donahue died over the weekend at his home in manhattan. he was 88. oprah winfrey, reacting in a statement, writing, there wouldn't have been an oprah show without phil donahue. he was a pioneer. >> would you kindly welcome marlo thomas? >> miss thomas and his wife, actress marlo thomas, who, it turns out, was a guest on his show before they were married, saying, as a man who spent his career lovin

audiences were drawn to phil donahue's folksy style.th the famous -- >> and never thought about it that way. >> norah: in the infamous, crowned the king of daytime talk, donohue was the first to make audiences a part of the show. >> are you married? >> well... >> i have a girl for you. >> norah: allowing them to ask questions, the phil donahue show made its debut in 1967 in dayton, ohio, the start of a 20 year run tackling a range of topics, pioneering formatting paving the way for scores of daytime hosts including oprah winfrey who posted today on social media, there would not have been an oprah show without phil donahue. in may, donahue received the presidential medal of freedom. his wife of 44 years after us thomas shared this heartfelt message writing as a man who spent his career loving is audiences, felt that such a kick out of our cozy little community here. phil donahue was 88 years old, and that is to night "cbs evening news." our coverage of the democratic national commencing continue on cbs news 24/7 i'm right here on cbs at

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>> david: finally tonight remembering phil donahue. s for phil donoghue. >> what should we do. >> reporter: for 29 years his daytime talk show revolutionized the conversations americans were having on tv. >> lower the voltage down to 500 watts. >> reporter: the death penalty,. women's rights. chernobyl. the provocative guests and questions. >> what's going to happen? you're finessing me here. >> reporter: the celebrities. >> how would you imitate john wayne? >> with us one line. >> well, all right, pilgrim. >> if somebody comes up to you on the subway and says -- >> aren't you meryl streep? [ laughter ] >> reporter: donoghue often turning the microphone over to his live audience. >> you were successful in the entertainment area. what led you to enter the field of politics. >> i still am asking myself that. [ laughter ] >> reporter: millions watching him every day. he once told "60 minutes" he was aware of the attention and responsibility. >> i get a lot of attention that money is good. there are people who think i'm smart. that would su

i got stuck an important ad the what rumor said he was talking to the phil donahue. phil donahue was kicked off of w a. m m s m c t last. the number one show on m s n b c. he lost that show simply because he opposed the invasion and subsequent occupation of iraq . i work that i'm assembly. see at the time i met mr. donahue, and i call him back because i revered him as a boy growing up when i finally got a chance to work with him and having somebody say he and i became pretty good friends. we would often sit in the coffee in the commissary and talk about the, about what was going on at the time with the rock more. and we both were in agreement along with lester holt, who was the 3rd part of that of that coffee club. and we all agreed at the time, but what our country was doing was crazy and wrong. and phil got axed eventually. so did i, and lester moved on, so there's little personally, probably by may quickly go ahead. when i was in high school, i used to come home from high school in wash, the phil donahue show me to uh and my, i may say, rick, you are the closest t

i will miss him. >> i'm phil donahue. >> no, you're not. >> reporter: the phil donahue show first hithue, later ending up in new york. at its peak, each episode wracked up 8 to 9 million viewers, attracting huge celebrities. >> how would you imitate john wayne? just one line. >> well, all right, pilgrim. >> reporter: and rising political stars. >> i sat here a long time in silence, phil. i'm not going to answer any more of these questions. i've answered them until i'm blue in the face. >> reporter: donahue was fearless, tackling the topics you are supposed to avoid on a first date like politics and religion. he was the first western journalist to visit chernobyl after the nuclear disaster. in 1982 his show was the first to interview someone living with aids. >> didn't you go through the feeling of being punished and didn't you have in the early go those -- did you wonder about that? >> well, of course i wondered. >> reporter: for a time he was even a contributor on "today". >> good morning, jane. let's administer the home jealousy test. >> reporter: but in 1996, with his ratings strug

but this just in this morning, legendary tv talk show host phil donahue is dead after battling a long illness. his family says he passed away last night surrounded by family, including his wife of 44 years, marlo thomas. donahue was awarded the presidential medal of freedom. that was back in may he pioneered a new type of tv talk show as host of the phil donahue show from 1967 to 1996, phil donahue was 88 years old and pga crews are working to restore power to hundreds of customers near a deadly accident in the south bay. police responded to reports of a woman hit by a car at the intersection of snell and capitol expressway in san jose last night. she was rushed to a hospital but did not survive. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. it's san jose's 32nd fatal accident this year well, the new school year is here for students in one of the largest districts in the bay area. san francisco unified students head back to class today, and the district faces a big deficit and potential school closures veronica macias is live this morning with us from the b

david: art, i want to get this in, because phil donahue sadly passed away today.t agree with much he said but one thing i liked about phil donahue he didn't put up straw men to argue against. he would bring in some of the best people that he could find on the opposite end of where he was to make their case. one of them was milton friedman. i want to play a clip of that, get your reaction, he was talking about -- >> that was the greatest show ever. david: he was talking about greed. we hear a lot of talk about donald trump representing greed in america. we don't want that from the democrats. here is what phil donahue and milton friedman talked about regarding greed. >> love it, love it. >> did you ever have a moment of doubt about capitalism and whether freed's a good idea to run on? -- greed. >> first of all, tell me some society you know that doesn't run on greed? you think russia doesn't run on greed? you think china doesn't run on greed? what is greed. of course none of us are greedy. only the other fellow who is greedy. the world runs on individuals pursuing t

phil donahue was 88 years old. now to decision 2024 and the start of the democratic national convention, president biden will help kick things off tonight in chicago. and scott mcgrew joins us now. won't be a goodbye speech, but there are certainly going to be some farewell moments. yeah, i think that's fair, right? there are two things going on. he's still going to be president until january, no matter who wins. and his role tonight will be firing people up, getting them behind kamala harris. but sure, national crises this may be the last major speech we hear from the president. mr. biden will be one of several speakers tonight, including the first lady, jill biden, former secretary of state hillary clinton. here's biden on his way to chicago earlier. what's your message to democrats on monday night? win, win. well, doctor larry gerston is our nbc bay area political analyst, larry, good morning. thanks for getting up early with us. this is a speech really with two different emotions. i mean, he's stepping down. he

appeared as a political commentator and produce the 2000 seven anti-war documentary body of war phil donahue, daytime talk pioneer and an enthusiastic examiner. our societies thorniest questions. >> i think everybody ought to have a talk show. it's wonderful education fell donahue was 8-years-old. >> thank you all so much for joining us today. this is cnn news central. we are live all week in new york and chicago for the dnc, cnn newsroom is up next did you know, get our rex can help you get a better price on your family's prescriptions. >> i just open the app type in the name of our meds that's saving so my husband's blood pressure refills and savings and my dad is allergy pills, prescription savings for the whole family. another good reason to check, good used car shopping two rows, two dogs oh, wow. let's pause. are the facts like nearly half of all u.s. cars, this puppy has been in an accident, but car facts.com shows how an accident impacts price. so you don't have to overpay and this is cool they shot with the facts at the all new car facts.com. this is the ergo smart base from tempur-

the tributes pouring in. >> first and foremost comes from oprah winfrey who said that, without phil donahuetalk and women watching should be taken seriously. she called him a pioneer. ricki lake said she loved phil, she too called him a pioneer and said he would be greatly missed and geraldo rivera, recognizes the daytime tv audience was underserved and he remember the homemakers and gave them an avenue to the rest of the world. >> we remember him well. >>> starting today the biden administration is rolling out a major immigration policy that could help hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants in the u.s., the program will allow the spouses of u.s. citizens the ability to legalize their status without having to leave the country. the move could help families from being separated during that process. it could also have major political impacts. joining us now is david noriega, this new program, talk about how it works and who's eligible. >> reporter: kate, this is the biggest, most consequential move on immigration, at least the kind of a move that offers relief on undocumented immigr

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>>guys, legendary talk show host phil donahue has died following a long battle with an illness. show innovator who changed the course of daytime television with the weekday program that he hosted for nearly 3 decades, of course, called the phil donahue show on his show. donahue interviewed celebrities and hollywood stars, but he also covered hot button topics like global warming and marriage. you guys have been in trailers upenn to israel. it suddenly time. >>have you met the pope? long story short. i had to wake them up. we went to the vatican and then was 1500 people in a packed auditorium. there was a little man on the way to 70 miles holy >>that's how we met just trying to tighten up the answers just a little hour. >>donahue brought on guess that inspired new conversations around topics, both contemporary and controversial and he invited his studio audience to participate which at the time was a new concept. the first broadcast of show was in 1967. and the show's all nationwide syndication until it ended in 1996. and by then he had received 11 daytime emmys. he was married t

phil donahue is survived by his wife, actress marlo thomas. and oprah.a today, saying, quote, there wouldn't have been an oprah show without phil donahue being the first to prove that daytime talk and women watching should be taken seriously. he was a pioneer, she said. i'm glad i got to thank him for it. rest in peace, phil. >> the first gel based therapy to prevent life threatening bleeding has now been cleared for use. drug manufacturer kris allen says the fda has granted it clearance to market its trauma gel. this is an algae derived gel that comes in prefilled syringes. it's applied to traumatic wounds and severe injuries like gunshot and stab wounds to stop and control severe blood loss. trauma gel will be available this year for emergency medical services systems. the u.s. military, government, health agencies and medical professionals on wall street today. stocks closed the day higher. adding on some more gains following the market's best week of the year last week. the dow added 236 points. today, the nasdaq was up by 245 points and the s&p fini

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make more of what's yours. >>> legendary daytime talk show host phil donahue has died. big break came in 1967. he was on the air until 1996. donahue's family says he died sunday surrounded by family following a long illness. >>> a new push to diversify hollywood from behind the scenes, danya bacchus introduces us to an organization that's focused on bringing an ethnically diverse workforce to the industry. >> this is a lot heavier. >> reporter: this may look like ordinary camera training, but what's happening here goes beyond the lens. >> many of them have been marginalized. they've certainly been underserved. >> reporter: adele wilson is the executive director of streetlights, a nonprofit organization that aims to bring diversity to all levels of tv and film production, especially behind the camera. >> but oddly enough, we always find out that there's still only about 6.5 or 7% representation behind the camera. >> reporter: the group trains production assistants, helps them find jobs and move up the career ladder. >> after a bunch of failed attempts, i kind of a little

abc news reporter eva pilgrim has a look back at his life and career. >> before oprah, there was phil donahuehich ran on daytime television for 29 years, was the first talk show to include an audience as part of the show. >> what should we do? is the tv off and not bother to make her point? >> it featured a wide variety of guests covering everything from politics. >> they believe that the united states government is prepared to usurp the constitution and break down doors and confiscate guns. am i lying to these people? bob fletcher and jim troc to entertainment. what's the chronology of outrageous fortune in walking away from cheers? i mean, it was outrageous fortune out and successful when you quit. cheers to civil rights. mr. valenti, we needed your voice following this arrest to stand up and say. this kind of behavior has got to stop. is tell me why that is. tell me why. that's not a fair question. >> donahue grew up in cleveland, ohio, and began his career in tv and radio in the 1950s. his talk show premiered in dayton, ohio, in 1967 and tackled serious issues. in 1985, the show moved to

phil donahue was 88 years old. here at nbc bay area, we've kicked off our annual clear. the shelters campaign over the past ten years. nbc and telemundo nationwide have helped more than a million pets find homes, and we found and raised nearly $5 million for animal shelters in need. as part of the push to find pets, their forever home, we teamed up with the oakland zoo for clear the shelters adoption event yesterday. several east bay shelters set up at the zoo as well. they say this is their third year holding the event, and they've helped more than 100 pets find their families. we spoke to sandra and hash brown from the east bay spca to learn why events like this are so important. shelters just like ours. we're all overcrowded with with dogs and cats these days, so anything you can do, even if you're not sure and haven't adopted for the first time, and you want to try it out where it's easy to learn how to foster. our training is online so that you're able to foster, and if you want to adop, it's even more helpful. it helps clear out our shelter for us to be able to hel

now phil donahue, passing at 88. me talk, donahue changed the daytime landscape. eva pilgrim has more. >> phil donahue changed daytime television as we knew it, opening the door for a new format of talk tv. just three months ago he was awarded presidential medal of freedom. this morning his life and legacy being remembered. there seemed to be no topic off limits for phil donahue. for 29 years his daytime talk show revolutionized the conversations americans were having on tv. >> when they lowered the voltage down to 500 volts -- >> reporter: provocative guests. and questions. >> what's going to happen? you're finessing me here. >> reporter: many watched him. he was aware of the attention and the responsibility. >> with all this attention coming to me, it would be pretty foolish for me to take this for granted. it does not follow that i whistle to work every day. nobody does. >> reporter: phil donahue died over the weekend at his home in manhattan. he was 88. oprah reacting in a statement writing, there wouldn't have be

journalist phil donahue, who opened up america to the soviet people, has died. was the joy of the two countries' rapprochement sincere? watch directly now. hello, this is the meeting place on ntv, the place where everything becomes clear, i am andrey norkin, my colleague ivan trushkin, we are working live, in general. the tas agency was informed about this by the press service in the ssin. it is reported that everything happened during a meeting of the disciplinary commission, which considered the cases of malicious violators in the press service in sin, the hostage-taking was confirmed, specifying that there are victims as a result of the attack, an operation is currently underway to free the hostages, according to operational services in at least three attackers took part in the seizure. well, now let's get back to our topic, we'll start with the following about relations: for the first time in the history of relations between india and ukraine, the prime minister of india arrived in kiev on an official visit. narendra modi will stay, though only for one day,

"the phil donahue show," later simply called “donahue,” first launched in 1967 in dayton, ohio.t ran on national tv for nearly three decades. unlike previous talk show hosts, donahue would walk up and down the aisles of his studio audience, inviting them to weigh in. he would devote entire programs to one topic, including frank discussions on race, sexuality, the aids epidemic, and faith in america. sometimes they were scandalous, and sometimes cerebral, like this moment, with nobel economist milton friedman. >> did you ever have a moment of doubt about capitalism, and whether greed's a good idea to run on? >> well first of all, tell me, is there some society you know that doesn't run on greed? you think russia doesn't run on greed? you think china doesn't run on greed? what is greed? of course, none of us are greedy, it's only the other fella who's greedy. william: his program racked up 20 emmy awards. and earlier this year, donahue received the highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. donahue also met his future wife on the program, actress marlo thomas, who

the pioneering us television talk show host, phil donahue, has died at the age of 88.onsidered the "king of daytime talk" in the united states. his tv show was the first to include many elements familiar to viewers today, including participation from the studio audience. the often—controversial issues he chose to discuss made his show both notorious and popular. donahue won 20 emmy awards, and earlier this year, was awarded the medal of freedom by presidentjoe biden. i want to show you those live pictures from tel aviv again. these are families of hostages held by hamas outside the hotel in tel aviv where us secretary of state anthony blinken has been meeting israeli officials, keeping up their campaign officials, keeping up their campaign of pressure, urging benjamin netanyahu to do whatever it takes to ensure their loved ones are freed. meanwhile, in the united states, outside the centre where the democratic national convention will be taking place over the next four days, pro—palestinian protesters have gathered outside to criticise the biden administration position

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the phil donahue show first aired in dayton, ohio, and was later picked up for national syndication innforcement are mourning the death of one of their own now, jessica munoz was killed by a suspected dui driver at lombardi court and sebastopol road at about 130 friday afternoon. the 31 year old was a single mother and a juvenile correctional counselor assigned to sonoma county juvenile hall. she was on her way to pick up her 13 year old daughter from school at the time of this incident. a fund has been set up to help her daughter and family. police say the 68 year old driver arrested had four prior dui arrests. >> new research shows certain diets may be increasing colorectal cancer rates among young adults. according to the cleveland clinic, eating a lot of red meat and processed food could raise the risk of getting this disease. the study found people who ate more of these foods had higher levels of cancer linked molecule in their gut. lowering your risk could be as simple as changing your diet. colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer worldwide. >> the college student from

phil donahue is survived by his wife, actor marlo thomas.ere summer storms are sweeping across the country. connecticut's seeing the most rainfall it's had in decades. fox weather. stephen morgan has the latest now from danbury, connecticut. >> catastrophic flooding here in western connecticut in the town of danbury. the mayor issuing a state of emergency after widespread 6 to 12in of rain fell. as of this morning, there were still folks without power between 5 to 800 folks and about 15 roads impassable. as a result of roads being either washed out or flooded. in newtown, connecticut, that's perhaps where we saw the most rain on sunday. radar estimates, perhaps exceeding even a foot, which would rival that all time daily record of rain for the state of connecticut. actually, hurricane diane holds that record from 1955. but as far as the flooding goes, the rivers are now receding, which is some good news. this is an overpass, but at the very top, the bottom of that overpass, you can see the brook which feeds into the still river, the still ri

we're just learning about the death of tv talk show pioneer phil donahue.ht after a long illness. he was 88 years old. phil donahue, both informed and educated two generations of daytime tv viewers. his issue oriented phil donahue show first aired in dayton, ohio, and was later picked up for national syndication in 1969. it eventually became one of the nation's top talk shows, and ran for more than ran on more than 200 tv stations across the country. phil donahue is survived by his wife, actress marlo thomas, and he was the first to have a talk show with this format. a single issue talk show that went for an hour and that was replicated by oprah and all the talk show hosts that we know today. >> it started with phil donahue, and he was the first to really bring the audience into the show. i know, you know, sal, i think at some point we've all seen at least one episode, right? so hearing from those audience members, you know, it was it changed the face of daytime television. >> and i think it was one of the first reality tv shows. right because, yeah, sort o

phil donahue, an american journalist and tv host, passed away today, who in the 1980s, together with vladimir pozner, conducted the famous teleconferences between the soviet union and the united states. it is a great honor for me to welcome you. bass in boston, massachusetts, one of the largest cities in the united states. donahue was 88 years old and is considered the founder of the genre of talk shows with audience participation. his program was on the air for a record 29 years. the teleconferences that donahue masterfully conducted in the 1980s together with vladimir pozner, bringing together ordinary americans and citizens of the soviet union in the studio union, became one of the bright symbols of perestroika, the approaching. i would like to say that in our tv advertising everything revolves around sex, do you have such tv advertising, we do not have sex, and we are categorically against it, we have sex, we do not have advertising. this is a mistake, in order to better understand how people live in the soviet union, donahue himself came to moscow, leningrad and kiev with the be

the pioneering us television talk show host, phil donahue, has died at the age of 88., including participation from the studio audience. the often—controversial issues he chose to discuss made his show both notorious and popular. donahue won 20 emmy awards, and earlier this year, was awarded the medal of freedom by presidentjoe biden. as they turns into night, meanings will get to watch a blue super moon, it occurs when the moon is in its closest point of orbit to the earth, and here it is oversold south korea. what beautiful images. i want to show you the scene in chicago where the democratic national convention will be getting under way in the next few hours. this is a protest outside, pro—palestinian supporters protesting president biden's policy towards israel. president biden is due to speak on the opening day of the convention it is later. meanwhile, his secretary of state antony blinken is in the middle east, his ninth visit to the region since the 7th of october attacks, i think we can show you the podium in tel aviv where we are expecting antony blinken to spe

. >>> my mvp is the one and only phil donahue.chance to sit down the award-winning host and recipient of presidential medal of freedom to get his thoughts of the press and donald trump when he was president. what was his advice to me? don't get in the mosh pit with him. the media has a job to do and should phobe focus on it and just do your work. good advice from phil donahue. thank you for hanging out with us. catch the nightcap most fridays and tomorrow and saturday. this has been quite a week. i love spending it with you. for now i am signing off. wishing you a good night from all of my colleagues across the networks of nbc news. i will see you at the end of monday ee you at the end of monday private yards, wealthy homes. and she had the worst possible luck in that he picked her. >>> the neighborhood and everything a burglar wanted to find. private yards, wealthy homes-- >> she had the worst luck

one of the most famous tv presenters of the 20th century, the legendary phil donahue, has died in thefounder of the talk show genre, a winner of many professional awards, a long-liver of the american airwaves, slomi i. shaw phil donahue was published for almost 30 years, from 1967 to de, this is an absolute record for the usa. and in the late eighties, he was perhaps. this is one of the largest and biggest cities in the usa. i am no less pleased to greet you all from leningrad, a city that also has some revolutionary past. there was not one revolution here, but three. according to vladimir poznar, donahue was his close friend. he refused to comment to the press, later thanked fate via telegram for... spoke out against the us invasion of iraq, find a job on tv could no longer, despite all its popularity. since then, donahue was engaged in documentary filmmaking, at the end of his life he was seriously ill. he was 88 years old. still america and the event is already coming, the ruling democratic party will nominate vice president camelo harris as a presidential candidate. joe biden, who

. >>> my mv sprks the one and only phil donahue who passed away earlier this week. a few years ago i had a chance to sit down with the 20 time emmy-award-winning host and recipient of presidential freedom. and what was his advice to me? don't get in the mosh pit with him. the media has a job to do and focus on it when it comes to the former president. just do the work is what he told me. very good advise from the kind, gracious and legendary phil donahue. thank you for hanging out. catch the nightcap most friday and tomorrow, saturdays at 11:00 p.m. right here on msnbc. it has been quite a week. i love spending it with you but for now i am signing off. wishing a good night from all of my colleagues. i will see you at the end of monday. >>> it feels like this week must have been a tough one for donald trump and trump's national convention the main star power was hulk hogan and kid rock. a this week's democratic national convention there was pink, john legend, the chicks, stevie wonder, av alongoria. steve kerr, tony goldwyn, common, patty labelle, little jon, spikily

. >>> my mv sprks the one and only phil donahue who passed away earlier this week. and recipient of presidential freedom. and what was his advice to me? don't get in the mosh pit with him. the media has a job to do and focus on it when it comes to the former president. just do the work is what he told me. very good advise from the kind, gracious and legendary phil donahue. thank you for hanging out. catch the

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pioneering talk who he shows phil donahue has died.onahue's daytime program which originalitied from here in chicago for 11 years set the stage for oprah winfrey and others. donahue's show won 20 emmys, he reportedly died sunday after a long illness. phil donahue was 88. on the stock market today stocks bounced back. the roll-on continues. the dow gaining 237. the s&p 500 finished ahead 54. the nasdaq jumped 245. up next, we talk to illinois democrats about what issues are most important to them and, later, what the republican ticket is doing stay in the news during the democrats' convention week. ♪ ♪ i wanna hold you forever ♪ hey little bear bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm gonna love you forever ♪ ♪ ♪ c'mon, bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ you don't...you don't have to worry... ♪ ♪ be by your side... i'll be there... ♪ ♪ with my arms wrapped around... ♪ why do couples a sleep number smart bed? i need help with her snoring. sleep number does that. thank you. during our biggest sale of the year, save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed shop now at a sleep n

today, phil donahue, a legend of american journalism, a man who is considered one of the founders of television genre of talk show, passed away. he is well known to our. generation. in the eighties of the last century, the journalist held several teleconferences compatriots, especially people of seniority between the soviet union and the united states. on our side , vladimir pozna was the host. donahue also became the first foreign journalist to visit chernobyl after the accident at the nuclear power plant. in his homeland, he hosted his show for almost 30 years, the last episode of the program, which aired in 1996, became the longest. in the history of american television, it is known that the famous journalist passed away at home after a long illness, he was 88 years old. that's not all, the main news of the outgoing day, sports news from our colleagues from matchtv is ahead. you know what i love most of all, when your gaze lights up with this special light. players: get your freebet of the highest standard. match tv news time, especially for ntv. alina gobueva is in the studio. he

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we're learning that legendary talk show host phil donahue has passed away. a household name in the 960s with his daytime talk show host phil donahue and ran for almost 30 years and pioneered a new format for daytime tv. don, he was known for covering hot-button topics and interviewing major world leaders it's daughter, who was married to actress marlowe thomas for 44 years. according to a statement from his family, donahue died last night following a long illness. he was 88-years-old, just a legend and the television business, we'll have more news after a short break this fall comedy, u.s. coming to cnn what could go wrong? i got. news for you for me or saturday, september 14th at nine on cnn. >> just to take out, but i'm trying to be more of an adult learn how to actually put but hellofresh makes this so much easier to do. >> anything just using their recipe cards makes it super approachable and really easy hellofresh has given you ten free nails just for signing new projects means new project managers. >> you need to hire anyone did. indeed you do. >> when

oprah once said if it weren't for phil donahue there would never have been an oprah show. during his career he won 20 emmys and just this year he received the highest honor for an american civilian, the presidential medal of freedom. he was honored for creating one of the most influential television programs of hits time. he met marlo thomas in -- they . wrote a book about the secrets to a long marriage, love and listening are essential. >>> another check of the weather, angie is in for al. >> hello, guys, nice to be with you. we've got a couple of good spots across the country, not just the flooding we're worried about. that's impactful for folks today. heads up for that. the mild conditions, if you're looking for those, centered across the great lakes, 70s, 80s the nice temperature forecast for you but it's the record highs that will get your attention across parts of texas, the heat continues there across the southern plains. sunshine out west or across parts of the ohio valley but strong storms across parts of the rockies. that's a look at the weather across the countr

. >>> remembering phil donahue, the pioneering talk show host who changed the landscape of tv. >>> andlark making history again. the wnba record the rookie sensation just shattered. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news." reporting tonight from the democratic national convention in chicago, here is lester holt. >>> good evening from chicago and the united center, home of the democratic national convention, kicking off four days of festivities that will culminate with vice president kamala harris accepting her party's nomination for president. tonight president biden will headline the convention. it will not be the speech he had planned to give or hoped to give a month ago when he expected to be the nominee himself. but after that dismal debate performance the president was forceds fo under heavy pressure to step aside as his party clamored for a new generation of leadership. and so in the twilight of his political career tonight he will ask americans to rally around the vice president, telling reporters he's ready to pass the torch. it's where we begin tonight with chief white house

before we move on any further, i brought up phil donahue.time. hard to overstate the influence phil donahue had on television. >> yeah. he also went at hard, serious issues too that a lot of people weren't willing to talk about. i grew up across the river in new jersey. they brought our class in seventh grade, went to see phil donahue. they had ryan white on, the young man who had aids. to talk about aids in that way in the mid 90s when it was sort of taboo and understood. phil donahue is truly an american great. sad to see him passing. our best to his wife marlow as well. >> no doubt about it. katty kay, tell us your take on the first night of the democratic national convention. >> other than the fact that it was a little late. >> very late, yeah. >> i think it is a shame they missed the front pages of the east coast papers. great for the west coast. they need to get the message out of who is kamala harris and introduce her and her story to the american people. for me, listening to the speeches last night, the one i was most taken with was