fellow civil rights activist in france including democratic presidential nominee joe biden and oprah winfrey spoke about his impact on the country. ♪ love from when he stood for, whitey did and things that he did and i just, i don't know, you know, sometimes you wonder what care these civil rights guys own, you know, and i am so blessed to be part of them, blessed to know them really. >> as i discovered him, his background and all, it just gave me a tremendous appreciation for the man and the work that he was doing. he continued to labor in the vineyard intel is death. so yes, you could say i just felt that it was his destiny. he was destined to become the kind of human being that he was, which was so warm and unassuming. he never stepped out there to try to get in front of the line. he was always working to plan and implement the plan. >> c.t. vivian had a limit to his message. and his rhythm was really liked music -- had a rhythm. and as he continued to make his points, he always went in-depth. that was the intellectual part of it. you could always grow from his sayings, okay, not just rep

civil rights activists and friends including presidential democratic nominee joe biden and oprah winfrey spoke. >> 12, ct and i don't go back is far as the rest of some others. i got to love him for what he stood for, what he did, the things he did, i just -- i don't know. sometimes you wonder what's care of these civil rights guys own. i am so blessed to be part of them, blessed to know them. >> has a background in knowledge just gave me a tremendous appreciation for the man and the work he was doing. he continued to labor in the vineyard until his death. so i guess you could say, i just felt it was his destiny. he was destined to become the kind of human being that he was which was so warm and unassuming. he never stepped out there to try to get in front of the line. he was always working to plan, implement the plan. so ct vivian had his rhythm to his message and it was really like music. as he continued to make his points, he always led in depth. that was the intellectual part of it you could always draw from what he had to say, not just repetition. he had a tone to it. and i would de

. >> laura: oprah winfrey doesn't need the money, she is a billionaire. she doesn't need the, you know, professional advancement. she has already kind of arrived. so i'm not sure. >> it is irrelevant. it keeps her in the conversation. and let me tell you, beyond the people who would normally gravitate to this, oprah normalizes the 1619 project and audiences trust her. we will see if they continue to trust her after this. >> laura: colin kaepernick continues to be very impressed as he cashes checks. raymond, thank you so much. only one professional sports owner has stood up to call out the political motives of blm. senator and owner kelly loeffler explains why she is refusing to bend the knee. t her response to those who want her out next or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424.

oprah winfrey had to and still does. michael jordan, any person of color does. the difference is a white person, this is what white privilege is about, a white person doesn't have to take their color into consideration when they do things, make choices, go for a job interview, when the lights go off in their rearview mirror and people of color do. i think it is very valid when you look at all of the information in that museum regarding this and you look at it within context and look at it in its entirety and not just pieces of it. i find it reality. shannon: in the context of what is being presented here is important? >> i always consider leslie to be very reasonable after what you just said. for you to try to see what is being presented. >> i find it interesting -- >> i let you finish your nonsense, let me finish line. if we even entertain this incredibly pernicious idea that hard work, the family, the scientific method, going to church and doing the right thing is an attribute of a skin color then you are the racist, you're the one that is trying to advance ra

oprah winfrey. >> whitney: if i'm high and looking at a picture of oprah winfrey, i feel like that woulde a spiritual experience. >> i want to go on a zoom date with oprah. >> whitney: you're special. i cringed, i screamed, i laughed. i gassed. gasped. it was so fun to watch. >> you're sweet. i want that wit what, are we made of money? whitney gets a robot of herself. >> yeah, there is a bit, i don't want to give it away. there is a bit where you help an audience member work through their childhood trauma. i was screaming. >> thank you. where did you get that robot? teiew me?y: why do you want to i'm interviewing you, havin aon. >> whitney: this is like a zoom date by the way. you're kind of fun. >> have you dated any comedians? you do not want to talk about that, do you? >> whitney: i have not dated any comedians, no. i dated one that -- >> i have a strict never, i have a strict, never date a comedian policy. >> whitney: no. >> it's already like high school. and i just don't want any, i want a boundary. >> whitney: i'm not trying to date you. you don't have to set this boundary with me.

she said oprah winfrey. and i said okay now stop joking.[laughter] let's roll onto the serious part of the conversation. she said will, sit down. i said i am. >> with your peanut butter and jelly. >> this is a different day. she said oprah winfrey will play the wife of the butler and then the other cast members started to roll in. lenny kravitz jane fonda, vanessa redgrave, kuba gooding junior, robin williams, williams, clarence williams the third. from the mod squad. amanda very few words. when i was a kid growing up in ohio very few blocks on tv. he was one of the stars of the mod squad amanda very very few words on that show. so when i was on the set when i see him i went over to him and i said excuse me mr. williams, but when i was a kid i used to watch you and i was so inspired. i've seen you on tv. and i'm just excited that you are a part of this movie. he was wearing sunglasses. he said and he turns to me and says cool. [laughter] and that was it. >> end of conversation. >> that oprah was a pal onset? >> yes. she was filming a segmen

with that we will conclude with the final video from oprah winfrey.emember back in the 90's doing a series of racial seminars rev. vivian on the oprah show. what an impact he made on the audience and mostly white women at the time gently yet passionately confronting them on their ignorance is and their denial of racial inequality. we spent several days filming what would later be edited for airing. it was a privilege to witness his wisdom, teaching, and action. in his presence, we were always learning more about our country, ourselves, what it means to stand for what is right. he was a giant for justice. says that when a pe souls die, after riod, peace blooms slowly and irregularly. space fills with a soothing electric vibration. our senses restored never to be the same whisper to us. they existed. they existed. better for they existed. , we are c.t. vivian better because he existed. in the coming days, funeral services for the late congressman john lewis will take place in alabama, washington, d.c., and georgia. our coverage continues tomorrow as his

well for the first time ever oprah winfrey will not be on the cover of o magazine. winfrey posted the news on her website explaining why she gave up her front cover 2 dedicated to brianna taylor. she stated only in the wake of george floyd's filmed execution was national attention brought to the shooting death of brianna taylor 2 and a half months after. she was killed she continues that pleas for justice have fallen on deaf ears. taylor was killed in march when she was shot 8 times by louisville, kentucky police officers who burst into her home using a no knock warrant during a narcotics investigation. an investigation is underway at stanford university after 2 swastikas were drawn on campus. university officials say that the graffiti was discovered monday on a hallway wall and the campuses memorial church. now in a statement stanford's president condemned the act calling the swastika symbol of hate antisemitism that has no place on campus staff to leave the let the vandalism could have occurred as early as july 4th show the july 4th weekend authorities are investi

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oprah winfrey had to and still does, michael jordan, any person of color does.e difference is, a white person, and this is what white privileges about about, a white person doesn't have to take their color into consideration when they do things, when they make choices, when they go for a job interview, for example, when the blue lights go off in their rearview mirror. and certainly people of color do. so i think it's very valid when you look at all of the information there in that museum regarding this and you look at it within context and you look at its entirety and not just pieces of it. >> shannon: let me bring charlie and peered >> i find it reality buried >> shannon: so it's a context of what's being presented here. is it important? >> look, leslie, have to be honest, i always considered to be very reasonable. not anymore, after what you just said. i mean, for you to try to say that what is being presented here -- >> i find it interesting you know me for years and your judgment on that. >> i let you finish your nonsense, let me finish mine. >> shannon: we

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asked me, what do you think of oprah winfrey?ah had 20 conversations, a black woman of great power, before she could make the cover. it's ridiculous. >> that's why this book is important. i'm out of time. i wanted to talk about it, an icon like you, yourself in this period when we're dealing with race. >> yes. >> had it even in the fashion industry. the book -- >> thank you, sir. >> -- of course, by andre leon talley tells it all. thanks for being with us, andre. >> thank you. >> next, my final thoughts. stay with us. when you shop with wayfair, you spend less and get way more. so you can bring your vision to life and save in more ways than one. for small prices, you can build big dreams. spend less, get way more. shop everything home at wayfair today. sprinting past every leak in our softest, smoothest fabric. she's confident, protected, her strength respected. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. even if you're on a statin? she'are you still at riskd, for a heart attack or stroke? statins may lower some risks, but m

fellow civil rights activist in france including democratic presidential nominee joe biden and oprah winfrey spoke about his impact on the country. ♪ love from when he stood for, whitey did and things that he did and

late breonna taylor on it instead. >> trevor: yes, from lebron james to oprah winfrey, meghan markle wnba, the tidal 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 painf

congressman john lewis will air next week here on kpix5 and celebrating a hero celebrated by oprah winfrey, tyler perry and gail king. special appearances and watch it right here on kpix5 ter pround the show of ogllen iy daily managementment most of compliants were tied to executive producers and senior managers. >>> coming up, the pandemic resulting in a big surplus. what there's plenty of now thanks to well many people have such a misunderstanding as to how a reverse mortgage works. people think that the bank takes your home, but that is not true. that's absolutel w the home is ours. we can sell it if we want to at any time. i like the flexibility of not having a payment, but i can make the payment if i want to. you're responsible for keeping up your property taxes and you're responsible for paying your insurance on the property. r us, asecuri the valu our house, was to fund our long-term health care. for years, reverse mortgage funding has been helping customers like these use the equity from their homes to finance their lives. they know the importance of having financial security. make

winfrey posted the news on our website explaining why she gave up her front cover 2 dedicated to brianna taylor. she said quote only in the wake of george floyd's filmed execution was national attention brought to the shooting death of brianna taylor, 2 and a half months after she was killed. she continued to say that pleas for justice have fallen on deaf ears. taylor was killed in march when she was shot 8 times by louisville, kentucky police officers who burst into her home using a no knock warrant during a narcotics investigation. >>time now for schools. >>before the season, most baseball experts had this giant team as one of the worst rosters in baseball and while they haven't proved to be world beaters in the first week of the season. they've been scrappy and find themselves at 3, 3, with 2 of those wins coming against the dodgers who are the pick to win the world series. manager gabe kepler said before the season. this team was going to have to do it by committee and could rely on one particular player. but in the early season there had been one guy who is shined the brightest. mik

for the first time ever oprah winfrey will not be on the cover of o magazine instead it will be graced by brianna taylor in a statement oprah said she made the decision because only in the wake of george floyd's filmed execution was national attention brought to the shooting death of brianna taylor, 2 and a half months after she was killed. she continues that pleas for justice have fallen on deaf ears. taylor was killed in march when she was shot 8 times by louisville kentucky police officers who burst into her home using a no knock warrant during a narcotics investigation. still ahead tonight, a 20 year-old woman has covid-19 and will soon have to have life changing surgery, so she is >>kerry real no one is invincible. no one is immune. it doesn't matter. if you're young and old healthy. >>a 20 year-old kansas woman who got covid-19 has to have most of her right lung removed. and now she's sharing her experience. urging young people to take this virus seriously. james has her story. >>that 20 year-old kansas woman tells me she lived a healthy life 8 healthy and was active before testi

well for the first time ever oprah winfrey will not be on the cover of o magazine winfrey posted the news on her website explaining why she gave up the cover 2 dedicated to brianna taylor, she said only in the wake of george floyd's filmed execution was national attention brought to the shooting death of brianna taylor 2 and a half months after. she was killed over said that pleas for justice have fallen on deaf ears. taylor was killed in march when she was shot 8 times by louisville, kentucky police officers who mistakenly burst into her house using a no knock warrant during a narcotics investigation. >>happening now firefighters are working to contain a growing brush fire that has grown to at least 240 acres in the angeles national forest, the only county fire department says the flames began yesterday afternoon in a remote area with heavy brush all told about 100 firefighters and 2 helicopters are battling the flames and they're dealing with that steep terrain that you can see they also are dealing with triple digit heat. the fire dubbed the dam fire is 10% contained. no buildings

vivian be yesterday yesterday i the attendees included oprah winfrey and hank aaron. he was 95 years old. he began organizing sit-ins in the 1940s and later became a close friend of martin luther king jr. >>> happening tonight, the as will face the angels at the oakland coliseum as both teams finally open the covid-19 shortened season. the as and angels begin the season in oakland for the second straight year. the as have pretty high hopes for the season after winning 97 games in each of the past two season seas seasons. >>> and abc 7 is focusing on stories that highlight race and social justice issues. before last night's season opener, they had an extraordinary pregame ceremony. >> you have cheered for us, but we need you to cheer with us now. >> when we need you most "black lives matter." "black lives matter." "black lives matter." >> you can see the players on the rival teams kneeling here while holdinglabon a show of unity after those pregame introductions. during the national anthem, some kneeled including giants manager gain cabl gabe kapler. >>> this year ball

today he was remembered in video tributes by oprah winfrey, hank aaron, and joe biden. >> he was truly a remarkable man. a man whose physical courage was exceeded only by his moral courage. whose capacity for love overwhelming incredible hatreds and is faith help trevor change our nation. >> among other awards was honored by president obama with the presidential medal of freedom in 2013. >>> the genealogy site used to catch a notorious california serial killer is shut down the night after a security breach exposed the dna profiles of more than 1 million people to law enforcement agencies. ged match said in a facebook post mondays attack on its servers left that information out in the open for about three hours and the company said no dna information was compromised, but it is keeping the site shut down until all vulnerabilities have been addressed. the company made headlines in 2018 when it led investigators to the home of golden state killer joseph d'angelo. >>> as you stay home, you may be getting a lot of deliveries and amazon is helping you repurpose all that packaging. the shippin

after viewing the movie, the president invited us along with oprah winfrey and the cast of the movie to the oval office for a very delightful visit. while there president obama said, john, do you remember you gave me a magazine with your picture when i was first elected to the senate? well, let me show you. and he took us into a hallway off of the oval office and there hung the magazine with john lewis' picture on it. john robert lewis, mr. speaker, now belongs to the ages. john robert lewis now belongs to the ages. he helped make this world a better place. john would say to us today the struggle continues. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from north carolina, ms. foxx, for five minutes. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this past friday i joined secretary scalia of the department of labor on a trip to north carolina's fifth district to meet with local business leaders and frontline workers. the events we attended at innovation quarter for site technical community college and lowe's foods came together in

and for the first time in history of all magazine, someone other then oprah winfrey will be on the cover. coming up, who is on the cover and what oprah says about it. superfast internet. it's a beautiful thing. superfast internet with an xfinity flex 4k streaming device included? even beautiful-er. and now flex also comes with peacock. ooh la la. this rare bird lets you stream tons of movies, shows, news, sports and more. and with flex, it's all at your beck and call... show me parks and rec! see? the best really did get better! magnificent. >>> good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it's friday and there ain't no stopping us now. thank you for the request, it's a good one. and upbeat song. we are almost done for the week with traffic jams. still time for may be a request from you. send me a song on facebook, twitter, instagram and use the hashtag ktvu. >>> the mtv video music awards are adding two new categories reflecting the impact of the covid-19 pandemic and artist performances during the pandemic in quarantine. the categories are, best music video from home and best quarantine per

oprah winfrey. >> whitney: if i'm high and looking at a sweatshirt of oprah i feel like that would beitual experience. >> i want to go on a zoom date with oprah. >> whitney: your special. i cringed, i screamed, i laughed. i was gasping. it was so fun to watch. >> you're too sweet. you're a sweetheart. i want that whitney robot money for my next special. that's the kind of budget. i said, can we have two actors make out on stage? they're like, what, are we made of money? whitney gets a robot of herself. >> whitney: yeah, there is a bit, i don't want to give it away. there is a bit where you help an audience member work through their childhood trauma. i was screaming. >> thank you. how much -- where did you get that robot? >> whitney: why do you want to interview me? i'm interviewing you, eric. >> i just like having a conversation. when you talk, i listen. >> whitney: this is like a zoom date by the way. kind of fun. >> have you dated any comedians? you do not want to talk about that, do you? >> whitney: i have not dated any comedians, no. i dated one that -- >> i have a strict never, i

that i would be that i would be good for it so yeah lovely to be invited to do something by oprah winfrey right so many times in his business you got to chase that and chase it ard you end up in north hollywood in a fluorescent lip room with 4 money people here than you are. to get a balance start by saying hey i hope for is offered to you know who or what isn't. let's know or i don't know they said well you know you have a conversation with showrunner craig right by phone i said of course oh well i don't know why they wanted me to do this role because she was written like a real sour. ben dress and blue shoes kind of but kind of like a lady who is like ok i'm a christian halle increase the like 5 you know on very judgments all and and so i said well why do you want me to please you know what i looked last i don't know that this is me he said no what we want you to put your spin on it you know i just seeing that i thought we had the interview by phone and at the end of the conversation he said well so can i call her and tell her you do this because you have to do this because oprah wants

. >>> when we come back, the end of an era for oprah winfrey. >>> also, why ryan reynolds is offering skinny" is next. isn't working at its best? taking metamucil every day can help. metamucil supports your daily digestive health using a special plant-based fiber called psyllium. psyllium works by forming a gel in your digestive system to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down. metamucil's gelling action also helps to lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so, start feeling lighter and more energetic... by taking metamucil every day. ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny ♪ >>> all right, alex. time now for "the skinny" starting with the end of an era for oprah winfrey. >> rest assured, she's not going anywhere. but the print version of her magazine is. after 20 years, "o" magazine will reportedly cease printing after its december 2020 issue. "business of fashion" is reporting the magazine staff was only just informed friday. >> the report came the day after the president of the magazine's publisher, hurst magazines, resigned after being ac

. >>> oprah winfrey is using the cover to honor breonna taylor.course, was shot and killed when a no knock narcotics warrant was executed even though a suspect was in custody. >>> let's take a look at markets around the world. asian markets closed mix. europe has opened slightly higher. wall street, futures are up slightly. the dow could not rebound. the worst quarterly drop on record. almost four times worse than the peak of the financial crisis. the nasdaq managed gains as strong tech earnings were reported. amazon blew away wall street projections. revenue was $89 billion for the quarter. up 4%. apple's pandemic bumped. finally a mixed bag for google's parent. alphabet posted its first revenue decline in history. still, the $38 billion did nearly beat expectations. >>> arizona has been an interesting covid case study. the number of people in hospitals are starting to drop and deaths were trending down until a record spike yesterday. now nervous parents are getting ready to send their kids to school but inconsistent guidance is coming. lots of q

one of the 16 recipients but to share this day, this honor, with the names like ernie banks, oprah winfreytein steinem, sally ride. >> let me tell you if it doesn't allow you to help other people, it doesn't matter who you got them with and it doesn't matter what the honor looks like. or where it comes from. you see what i mean? only the things that help you help somebody are really worth the effort. >> so this, in your view, is not an honor to represent all that you have done, but you say this is incentive to continue to do more. >> of course. of course, and you got it exactly right. we have proven that we can solve social problems without violence if we choose. and that mean s at every level. >> reverend vivian's pledge to keep fighting was as constant as the fight you'd see on his face. always jovial. always hopeful and optimistic about the day when we are all treated with equal dignity and respect. >>> and as we head to break, a live look at a mural in memory of congressman john lewis in atlanta. and we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ we've always put safety first. ♪ ♪ and we always will. ♪ ♪ fo

that's why they wanted to partner along with oprah winfrey to bring this whole series of projects androject." >> they have enough material for many lifetimes, gayle. >> i was going to say i can't wait to see it. i can't speak for nicole, but i know oprah is excited about it. what gets me about this, vlad, i originally picked up they said it's already taken. what do you mean? i'm so glad. great minds think alike. great minds think alike, vlad. i'm just so glad we get to tell that story. she's so psyched. hanna jones has been on and her body of work is brilliant. this is very cool. >> it is. i got a bit of a history lesson at my talk of the table as well. 1775, that is when the u.s. navy traces its beginning. 1974, that is when women were first able to fly in the navy, though not in combat. 1993, finally women were allowed to qualify for combat flying. and now, right now, lieutenant junior grade madelein swagel is the first-known black female woman to become a tactical air pilot in the united states navy. there's her picture. >> look at her. >> she will receive her gold wings later this

organizers are asking workers to walk off the job for about eight minutes on july 20th >>> oprah winfreysgate and "new york times" are teaming up to produce movies and tvmt shows based on the paper's 1619 project. in richmond, virginia, the soldiers and sailors statue has been taken down. it's made out of 13 blocks to represent all original 13 states. >>> and at least 58 people have deed and more than 3.8 million people have been advised to evaluate that's the news update this hour i will send it back to you, bill >>> clearly the pandemic has hit the travel and hospitality industry head-on hotel occupancy nationwide averaged 44% last month. while that's actually an improvement, it is still way below the 84% occupancy we saw this time last year. that progress is being threatened, of course, by the reopening rollbacks in some states that have become hot spots. last week tilman fertitta called for federal guidelines to give more guidance to industries. >> let's not have experts in every city, state and county, let's get the smartest people in the united states into the oval office, and let'

please remember, sir, people like al sharpton, jesse jackson, oprah winfrey, and a host of other blacks that are in america actually was not only no donald trump prior to him running, they supported him, he supported them. so, again, if he is a racist, sir, he is doing a horrible job at being a racist, because, after all, he is the president who has reformed prison issues. by the way, that primarily affects blacks. he is the first president -- if he is a racist, he is doing a horrible job, because the policies that this gentleman has created that have helped blacks historically in ways they have never been helped before. so, sir, if he is a racist, i certainly hope he continues to be one, as he continues to do a great job for all americans. host: on the issue of reparations, this is a story in "usa today," moving ahead for reparations for black americans. a reporter, nicole anna jones, was asked about the issue of reparations. she is part of the 1618 project. let's watch that and get your reaction on the others. [video clip] nicole: black americans phase a single economic crisis, both p

. >>> and oprah winfrey is adapting a project on for television.lavery she is partnering with lions gate. the project was featured in the new york sometimes last year and it exams the history of slavery and its effect on america. the series of books is also in the works. i think this is a cool idea because i think that people are looking for education and this can be a great way to learn about things. >> you know it will be good. >>> and next, we're hearing from the cdc director on the state of the pandemic. coalition of activists are saying more needs to be done to stop the spread of the virus at the san quentin prison. that story coming up. >>> and plus flew details about the death of george there's this game-time internetting room.nity. so fun. wow. and then there's this work-from-home internetting room. finally, the open-concept internetting room. this is not an open house. but your front door was open, so technically it is. get the most in-home wifi coverage with xfinity xfi. now that's simple, easy, awesome. get started with xfinity internet

continue to pour in for late congressman and sizzci rights icon john lewis including one from oprah winfreyaled she reached out just last week when rumors began circling that he had passed. he sounded weak but surprisingly more alert than expected. she posted this recent interview with him. >> when i was growing up in rural alabama, my mother would always say, boy, don't get in trouble. don't get in trouble. but i saw those signs that said white, colored. and i would say why? and she would say, again, don't get in trouble. you will be beaten. you will go to jail. you may not live. but one day i heard of rosa parks, heard the words of martin luther king jr. on the radio, the words of dr. king and the action of rosa parks inspired me to get in trouble. i've been getting this trouble ever since. >> good trouble. >> good trouble. necessary trouble. >> good trouble, necessary trouble. more coverage of john lewis' passing coming up. stay with us, we'll be right back. apps are used everywhere... except work. why is that? is it because people love filling out forms? maybe they like checking with th

one of the 16 recipients, but to share this day, this honor, with the names like ernie banks, oprah winfrey, gloria steinem, ben bradley, salary ride, posthumously. >> it sounds good. but let me tell you. if it doesn't allow to you help other people. it doesn't matter who you got them with and it doesn't matter whether and what the hornnor los like or where it comes from. you see what i mean? it is only the things that help you help somebody are really worth the effort. >> so this is, your view is not, you view it not as an honor to represent that all you have done but instead you say this is incentive to continue to do more? >> of course. and you got it exactly right. we have proven that we can solve social problems without violence. if we choose. and that means at every level. >> reverend vivien's pledge to fight and keep fighting was as constant as the smile that you would see on his face. always jovial. always hopeful and optimistic about the day when we were all treated with equal dignity and respect. we'll be right back. - [narrator] did you just reward yourself for spending a perfect

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. >> laura: oprah winfrey doesn't need the money. she is a billionaire.he doesn't need the professional advancements. she's already kind of arrived. i'm not sure -- >> it keeps are relevant, >> laura: nine. keeps her in the conversation. let me tell you -- >> laura: go on. >> audiences trust her. we'll see if they continue to trust her after this. >> laura: colin kaepernick and tim used to be very oppressed as he catches continue to check. only one professional sports owner has stood up to call out the political motives of blm. wnba only kelly loeffler explains why she is refusing to bend the knee. to those response to those who want her out next. spewing kelly loeffler isn't just a u.s. senator, she is the co-owner of atlanta's wnba franchise. she's in danger of being canceled after disagreeing with the wnba in their full throated endorsement of, you guessed it, black lives matter. she wrote this to the owners of the league, all of us have a constitutional right to hold and express our views. but to subscribe to a political agenda undermines the potentia

to stanford on a full scholarship, i was able to go to the white house and have lunch with oprah winfreyi say my success has been motivated by a central question how in the world did i make it? >> trevor: mayor tubbs, welcome to the "the daily social distancing show." >> thanks so much for having me. >> really, for those viewers who don't know you and your story, i think, when reading your list of achievements, they'll come to understand why somebody is making a documentary about your life. i just want to read some of these thungz here that are so impressive. you have-- since you have been mayor, stockton has seen a 40% reduction in homicides. the implementation of the first citywide scholarship program offered to all graduating high school students. the implementation of the first guaranteed income program. stockton went from filing for bankruptcy in 2012 to becoming the second most fiscally healthy city in the state of california. stockton was named an all-american city by the national civic league, and on top of that, stockton has led california in 2019 in the decline of officer-invol

. >>> oprah winfrey is stepping back into role of talkshow host, the oprah conversation premiered on apple tv plus, she talked to former nfl player and current host of uncomfortable conversations with abe black man, and the rent of topics within the first few episodes focusing on racism. so far, the show is being produced remotely due to coronavirus. >>> allen degenerates is addressing the workplace misconduct investigation with her award-winning talkshow, according to the hollywood reporter she wrote a letter taking responsibility and insisting that steps will be taken to correct the issue. the investigation stems from a bessie article about former employees claims of racism, termination and toxic work culture by the show's top producers. >>> another bay area jail dealing with the coronavirus outbreak, we have a closer look into the states handling of the incarcerated population. >>> the owners of a popular san francisco restaurant are now suing insurers, after the pandemic shutdown had forced them to close. >>> investigating potential super spreaders at the bay area costco stores,

. >>> for the first time, the cover of oprah magazine will feature someone other than oprah winfrey. in the next hour, who will be on the cover and what oprah is saying about it area it >>> shark sightings happening more often, and the next half hour, the possible explanation for the increase in shark activity. >>> first, survivors of the deadly camp fire are telling their stories to a huge audience , the documentary that comes out today. >>> by all means, ride your bicycle. i ride my bicycle almost every day, believe it or not. queen. thank you, karen, for the request from our facebook page. bicycle race by queen. send me a request on facebook, twitter, instagram. >>> with the oakland a's are in seattle with their first road game of the season. the a's record is three heaven three one week into this new season. tying with the astros for first place in the american lease american league west. tonight at 6 pm the giants play the texas rate rangers. last night the giants rallied late to tie the game but in the 10th inning the padres scored six runs and beat the giants 12- 7. >>> today,

you could sort of come closer to the center and say, well, oprah winfrey and joel alstyne are the yin and yang of the american religious center and the religious center of the extremes are, you know, which is texting kavanaugh and supporting donald trump or something. this emphasis in certain ways reflecting this religious failure in the sense that you would expect a successful religious community to sort of socialized men and women together in certain ways which may be is not happening. >> i would say it is a much broader failure rather than just religion. when i look at the wide range of these groups, i do not think they are they are exactly comparable. i have quite a lot more for the atavism than i do that in the which is. with that said, i think that what we are seeing and what i find so fascinating, so many of the subjects of one another are the same. certain newspapers, for example, horrible pc, feminist of the horrible age or are they sort of these premises, patriarchal papers, i am not naming names that should be struck down because they failed them that way. these are often c

on tlc, and then be sure to check out "family or fiance" on the oprah winfrey network.r another season to help newly engaged couples navigate family drama. get the popcorn but also get the tissues. i was bawling, honest to god, as i caught up from last season watching a couple go through therapy and issues. the show brings drama and fights and outbursts then finding out if the framily gives their blessings to the couple. it had me on the edge of my seat during every episode. good one to watch and get roped into it and you won't be able to leave the tv. so no bathroom breaks on that one. >> oh, my goodness. navigating family drama, avoiding family drama, the best thing about social distancing. josh, thank you so much. you can find more entertainment fun on josh's instagram. guys, back to you in the studio. >> janai, it is so revealing you are a "housewives" fan because there are many times when you were in the studio where i would say something unfortunate and you would basically try to flip the table. >> i'm a huge "real housewives" fan, and i will flip a table if i hav

you could come closer to the center on say opera winfrey and joel o'steen are the yen and yang of the religious center in the young and yang of these extremes are the which is heck sing kavanaugh and there's reflects certain ways there's religious failure that you would expect a successful religious community to socialize admen and women which maybe is not happening? what he think about that? so i think it's a much broader failure than religion i think when you look at the wide range of these groups. and i don't think they are exactly comparable. i think there's quite a bit of that for them for the which is, that said, i think what we are seeing a lot of find so fascinating is so many of the subjects of their ire, other than one another are the same. certain newspapers for example, the horrible work ager are they white supremacist patriarchal papers and i'm not naming nays, that should be struck down because they failed in that way? these are often both charges leveled against institutions more broadly. think whatever else you want to say their civic institution have failed this more