, llega a nuestra casa el golden boy Óscar de la hoya para compartir la maÑana con nosotros y aquÍ le tenemos muchas sorpresas. alan: "despierta amÉrica" te ayuda a enseÑarle a tus hijos a lidiar con los no que le da la vida. alejandro: antes de su cita del domingo en "nuestra belleza latina" amanecen con nosotros cetare y patricia para superar una de las pruebas que decidirÁ quiÉn continuar el concurso, hoy les toca hacer conductoras de nuestro programa. alan: los mejores trucos para que las aplicaciones de tu telÉfono consuman el mÍnimo de datos de tu cuenta. a la mamÁ de cristiano ronaldo tiene un mensaje para todas las mujeres que piensan que el amor. alan: escribiÓ un hijo contando su propia experiencia. alejandro: bienvenidos a "despierta amÉrica", la casa mÁs feliz que la televisiÓn. alan: con mÁs ayuda y mucha alegrÍa, es "juernes" papÁ. ♪ ♪ johnny: quÉ emociÓn, seÑores, muy buenos dÍas, es jueves 28 de abril de 2016 y estamos mucho pero mucho mÁs cerca que el lunes del viernes. karla: que estamos felices porque en un ratito nos vamos para california, va

. en unos minutos tambiÉn emocionados, yo tambiÉn, porque me encantan los deportes, Óscar de la hoya viene aquÍ, vamos a platicar de muchÍsimas cosas, el golden boy, gran promotor y, gran boxeador, nos vamos a dar un agarrÓn. karla: es un orgullo la historia de oscar, es una historia de superaciÓn maravillosa, apoyando el talento que estÁ creciendo, más adelante platicamos con Él, y tambiÉn como mÁs adelante para ustedes caballeros nos acompaÑan las dos sentenciadas en "nuestra belleza latina", y yo creo que deberÍamos ponerle un reto, quÉ que les parece si la ponemos a conducir, que les toque ser conductoras. johnny: estÁ muy buena la idea, serÍa un reto maravilloso, pero en este momento vamos a las noticias con satcha pretto. satcha: muy buenos dÍas, como cada maÑana, el show promete asÍ que quÉdese sentado como cada maÑana en "despierta amÉrica". no paran las sorpresas en la campaÑa republicana, justo cuando donald trump estÁ más cerca que nunca en obtener la nominaciÓn por su partido el candidato ted cruz sorpre a la naciÓn con otra imaginable estrategia

zblin congratulations! >> here's your question. this musician not only skipped the oscars ceremony during which he won an academy award, he also claims to s broadcast, was it prince, eminem or bob dylan? >> eminem? [ bell ringing ] [ cheers and applause ] >> all righty. what's that story? >> in 2002, eminem won an award for "lose yourself" for his movie "8 mile" so he didn't think he would win the oscar, he thought he had no chance so he stayed home and slept through the ceremony which is sad because he's amazing. >> well, he can see it on videotape. one more, hoda woman. >> we have time for one more, what's your name, hon? >> steve, from grand rapids, michigan. >> all right, here we go. what movie had the largest domestic opening for warner brother, "bat man v. superman dawn of justice" "the lego movie" or "hangover." >> c. >> c.

the oscars was a lack of diversity among the nominees. could the words of the bard make hollywood more inclusive? in los angeles, we report. correspondent: the star-studded world of hollywood. the home of the oscars and mecca of tourism. the epicenter of the row over diversity. drive for half an hour and a scenery changes. the kiddie streets of south los angeles are far cry from tinseltown. this is compton. one of the most notorious and dangerous cities in america. rock music that came out of compton. is this the setting for a performance of shakespeare? >> let me see your eyes. look in my face. correspondent: dr. andrews runs p or cheek are up in compton and knows this troubled community inside out. her father was murdered here when she was a teenager. she started the shakespeare ensemble six years ago. it is an afterschool program for students and aspiring professional actors. >> the threat of racism that runs through america is very strong. it ave bent and broken little, but what we are doing the shakespeare, we do our own thing. we do not need to be invited to your party. we will t

, and ceo of air canada robert milton. and what about oscar munoz? they have said they are not out to take oscar munoz' power away, and he has been on the job for six months, and because of the heart transplant and other problems, he has not been in the office day-to-day for the last month or so, and he is going to defer to adding the chairman of the board role until the annual meeting in 2018. by the way, oscar munoz is going to be joining us tomorrow mor g morning here on cnbc and you do not want to miss this interview. squawk on the street, and president of united airlines oscar munoz, and by the way, it is also earnings day for them. they will report after the bell today, and the expectation is for earnings of $# 1.18 a share, and the thing that people are going to be focused on is what is the outlook in terms of reven revenue. and they need a lot of pressure on revenue, and we will see what the company has to say about not only the first quarter, but the remainder of the year. >> yes, we will look forward to that and the big interview tomorrow. thank you, phil. phil lebeau with t

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. new 84 oscar is -- the winner is prince for purple rain -- music oc: "...prince for purple rain .. nats of music." trt:10 sam/cont. vo that's prince winning the oscar for his songp >>> the winner of a brand-new '84 oscar is? >> the winner is prince for "purple rain." >> as you heard from michael douglas, that's prince winning the oscar for his song "purple rain" all the way back in 1984. that song won the best original song score category, one of many accolades that he received throughout his career. we are remembering prince this morning as you see behind us. city hall in san francisco still lit up in purple. he died yesterday at the age of 7:00 in his paisley park recording studio complex in minneapolis. >> very nice tributes going out across the country. >> something magical happened yesterday as people gathered to mourn the music star. a rainbow appeared shortly after the news of prince's death was released. the rainbow was perfectly arced over his estate. quite stunning there. in brooklyn they partied like it was 1999 to remember the purple one. >> a close friend of prince

." this hour an exclusive with united airlines ceo oscar munoz, his first since undergoing a heart transplant in january. meanwhile, it is the busiest day of earnings season so far, oils pretty steady. we are now on the june contract. verizon's profit in line, travelers with a miss and american express beats by a dime. there is a lot to get to this morning, jim. what do you want to tackle first? >> i think we have to first just talk about the fact that this is the overwhelming day. people are going to be making judgments and they're too quick. people already decided to hate verizon and hate travelers. i think the most important this evening i'm seeing is the continued increase in oil, which is driving stocks, and a return to something we haven't seen in a long time, which is if you don't do as badly as we worry about, your stock goes up, american express. >> that's the classic example this quarter, right? >> when i go over what they said last night, they had a jump of 5% to 6% new revenue growth and they added new cards. frankly, they just didn't screw it up. verizon and travelers

actress. before he was married to her he was married to this actress who recently won an oscar. he was married to patricia arquette. >> he got around. >> "mad men" actress has been married to her co-star since '88. before that she was married to this a-list ocean's 11 actor. >> george clooney. >> look at george with long hair, shaggy. >> jennifer esposito. bradley cooper. >> how did you know she was married to bradley cooper? >> i don't know, hoda woman. >> i didn't know bradley cooper was married before. is that the first time? >>uma thurman was married to ethan hawke for seven years. before that she was married to british oscar who was oscar nominated in 2012. >> oh. >> johnny depp. >> british. colin the cute one who comes here. >> colin ferrell? >> who? he is english. >> he happens to be a fantastic actor you would know him the minute you see him. >> i just saw him. >> i mean in a movie. he was just in the kevin costner movie. >> i must have missed that one. >> and i'm the old one around here. >>> firefighter calendar please with puppies. >> every year this is what amanda does, she

oscar, golden globe and grammy award winner now starring in the highly anticipated new disney film "the jungle book," which opens in theaters and imax 3-d this friday. please welcome sir ben kingsley! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome, welcome! welcome back to the show. we love having you. and cheers -- >> cheers, yeah, i'll do that. >> jimmy: sure. ah -- that's strong stuff. you know what? i do know that -- [ hiccup ] no, i did -- [ light laughter ] i know this about you. >> wow! >> jimmy: you are a -- [ light laughter ] no, that's just water. he's just a good actor, you guys. [ laughter ] but i do know this. >> what did you put in there, dude? [ slurring speech ] >> jimmy: you're the one that said put it in the first place. [ laughter ] you are a -- [ slurring speech ] >> tonight, the jimmy fallon show. [ laughter ] says on here, "tonight show," jimmy -- oh, you've got one as well. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm me. i should have one, 'cause i'm me. [ laughter ] >> yeah, but i'm yours. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: see, i love you. see, that's what we do together. see how good th

have music from "m83." >> jimmy: our first guest is a golden globe-winning, two-time oscar-nominated actress who helped bring down bin laden in "zero dark thirty" but then ruined that by rescuing matt damon in "the martian." she co-stars alongside charlize theron, chris hemsworth, and emily blunt in "the huntsman: winter's war"" it opens in theaters friday. please welcome jessica chastain. ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm very well. um, i just came off this huge press tour for the huntsman, and i brought you a gift. >> jimmy: thank you. that's nice. oh, it's paper. >> yep. >> jimmy: all right. oh? okay. thank you. >> that's from me. and if you could just hold that. >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> seraded if you choose, and. >> jimmy: wow, what is that? >> that is called dorian. it's the king of fruit in asia. >> jimmy: really? >> can you guys smell it? >> jimmy: this is their king? >> that's their king, and what do you do with this? >> you eat it. >> jimmy: do i need the gloves because it's sharp? >> gloves in case you want to smell like it for the next week? >> jimmy: is it disgusting? >>

should remake "the odd couple". i should play oscar madison and it should happen at cbs and it all just happened. >> stephen: you make hollywood sound very easy. >> i do. >> stephen: how did you find your field -- your oscar, tom lennon is great and i have known tom for a few years and a funny talented writer in his own right. >> very few nun, funny guy. we went on a nationwide search to find the right actor and too mass came in and just started talking to us and he didn't read, he just started speaking to us and we were like, my god, we found felix unger and i have now known him for two years and in character or just being himself. i don't know. >> stephen: does he have any felix like characteristics? >> yes. he cares around purell wherever he goes. he has lis streen strips, he is constantly doing yoga, he has all of this exercise equipment in his dressing room. it is the first day of shooting each season, he brought in all of this exercise equipment into his dressing room and i just brought an xbox into mine. >> stephen: you are really more like oscar. >> i am much more like osca

, a tiny -- we had a small oscar viewing -- >> small oscar viewing, yes. >> jimmy: party. >> there was just like four of us or five of us. >> jimmy: yeah. and i thought it'd be just fun to hang out and watch the oscars and chris rock was there. >> right. well, he wasn't there. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly, but we -- he was all paused and ready to go, we were all ready to go, and andy cohen was over. >> andy was over, yeah. >> jimmy: and all of a a sudden -- was it you or andy? somebody -- [ sniffing ] [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> "does it smell like poo-poo?" >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] and i go -- i didn't know what -- because we had, like a a queso dip. >> yeah, there was a queso dip -- >> jimmy: like a tortilla. i went with -- >> -- present in the room. >> jimmy: no, but then i go -- you go, "something smells." i go, "no, that's not --" and then andy goes, "yeah, something's rough." >> yeah. and -- and so we started sniffing around and we realized that gary -- >> jimmy: who is my female dog. >> female dog gary -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, that's right. >> kind of l

but now jim, back to you. >>> oscar and felix are back. >> second season of the odd couple premiers tonight on cbs >> i don't know why i put up with you. >> you have to be the single will most irresponsible, man on this earth. >> oscar. >> have you finally driven me insane. >> tonight oscar and felix are obsessed, and, i talk with the show's star matthew perry and, and,. >> we have started, accidentally hearing the people upstairs and then we go out of our way to make it not accidental so we can hear them all the time. then we decide that we will get into their life and start fixing all of their problems. >> and it is all done. >> but for someone living in the condo building i can understand this episode already. >>> back for second season, fans really like the show what do you think about the show that made it such a big hit. >> the show hinges between the chemistry between thomas and i, we got lucky, the show is at its best when we're arguing, that is sort of the funniest scenes that we do is when he and i are fighting and then we generally make up and in a sweet way at the end of

writing much better, the acking got better. >> stars as oscar has a new love interest on the show. >> oscar decides instead of dating a bunch of different women he wants to find something substantial and he needs terry hatcher. >> thomas plays felix and was shocked he had to do a scene in the nude. >> imagine going to work hey, in about six weeks you'll have to be completely naked on a television show. >> thomas admits he is a clone of his super uptight character and perry definitely can result >> i'm quite similar to oscar, if i didn't have housekeepers in my life, my house would be an absolute disaster zone. >> got it. >> did you hear the plural? >> keepers, two. and they are topless. which i think is great. >> all jokes aside, these two definitely have unique chemistry. on the upper west side, cbs 2 news. >>> when we come back, a message online from janet jackson delaying her global concert tour. hooking forward to that too. . >>> a bombshell announcement from jacket jackson, the singer announced he is delaying the second leg of the world tour, jackson who turns 50 says she has

play oscar madison and felix unger on the hit remake of the classic show "the odd couple." the second season premieres this thursday on cbs. let's take a look. >> come on, felix, hurry up! hors d'oeuvres almost ready! hors d'oeuvres are ready! [ laughter ] >> ooh! generic cool ranch chips. what's the occasion? >> what are you talking about? we're gonna watch boobs and dragons. >> it's called "game of thrones." [ laughter ] and i'm so sorry, but i already watched this weeks episode with emily. >> after all of the trouble i went through? look, i made dip. [ laughter ] >> see you've been working out. >> please welcome to the show matthew perry and thomas lennon. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: glad to have you both here. >> good to be here. >> seth: congratulations on season two. >> thank you. nice to be back. >> seth: this is a classic, classic show. and i imagine when you remake a classic show you want the blessings of the creators and garry marshall, one of those people. a huge part of the show, yes? >> yes. he signed on to be the executive consultant at first which we thought wa

looks like brady wears them. >> okay, but what happpned debra? three oscar noms and many iconic roles, "urban cowboy. "an ooficer and a gentleman," "terms o endearment." do you think it heralds the come back of the old-fashioned moment? >> let's throw back now 34 years debra's first "e.t" interview in 1982 talking about filming a nude scene. >> it was hard for me to do it just because i was embarrassed. >> more recently, this was debra her best, with ann hathaway in2008, rachel getting married. budebra's newest role is actually comedic. as mother to ashton kutcher and danny masterson on the ranch streaming on netflix. >> she's pretty bad ass, do you think you can hang with her? >> i have hung wi her and i'll continue to hang with her. >> you made s comments about how everyone should just look their age hollywood, have you felt that kind of pressure? >> you know, say ageless and so then you think with age is the opposite of that. but i think i'm pretty clear about feeling good and trying to maintain my authentic self. >> at age 60, what's her secret? >> i think it's really good to laug

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grammy winner was also nominated for an oscar for best original song? the answer is coming up next. ♪ >> i will help. >> watch it in and out at etonline.com. >> travel considerations provided by -- >>> welcome back to the show, everybody. in tonight's "e.t." birthday, which grammy winner was also nominated for an oscar. that is sheena east john and it was for james bond "for your eyes only". >> a major music exclusive tomorrow. the one and only mariah carey. ♪ >> only "e.t." is with mimi on her european tour. >> this is different because i don't usually show that. >> on stage and behind the scenes. we know she's a diva. but is she also a bridezilla. >> i tried my dress last night. >> tomorrow, only on "e.t." >> that will be the wedding to top all weddings. >> ik takes the cake? >> it will take the cake. male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 evening news starts now. >>pam moore: i. >>reporter:

first guest tonight is an oscar winner and one of my favorite actors. please welcome j.k. simmons! ( applause ) >> stephen: that's jazz. >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: that's a jazz band right there. i want to get into your new movie in just a second. can we talk about "whiplash" for just one second. >> no. >> stephen: we can't talk about it at all? >> stephen: a fantastic movie, loved it, tremendous performance, well-deserved oscar-- >> we can talk about it. >> stephen: we can talk about it now? were into jazz before that or did you get into jazz specifically for that? >> i always had an appreciation for it. i went to music school. i did rock 'n' roll. i did classical. i was never really like a jazz guy but that definitely got me going. >> stephen: because you faked it really well. >> thank you. that's what i do for a living. >> stephen: what is the beard for? what are you faking now with the beard, because you look like-- this is, like, man about town, homeless sea captain. with that combination, it's a great combination. >> incredibly insightful, because that's exactly the characte

people. they're all doing great. there was a girl, i was watching the oscars, there was a girl i went to high school with who won an oscar. it was her second oscar for documentary short subject. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. no, people are like are you the most famous entertainer from pakistan. i was like, i'm not even the most famous entertainer from my high school. two oscars. >> jimmy: wow. growing up there, did you watch american shows? did you have access to that kind of thing? >> yeah. we watched -- we had one so we would get "night rider" and we would watch. it's a great show. did you watch that? >> jimmy: i did. >> it was a great show. >> jimmy: it was, when i was a kid. >> well, i don't know if it's one you want to revisit now. >> jimmy: i'll look through it. >> we would get movies like you could go rent them. a lot of them were just dudes with a cam corder. there would be a guy fixing his hair in front. so i had of these vhs tapes, and then this is what my parents find out about this. i had a friend whose brother had a lot of porn tapes. people having fun, different combinations. >>

interesting going. on it is bogus. do you know how you get an oscar? do you know what oscar bait is? beautiful woman goes plain. movies like monster, for example. average looking actresses can't do that. they can't go mayomebody hot to win an oscar. they have to actually be hot and then they have to go not. and then they get an oscar. this doesn't just happen to we will. i've lost a lot of jobs. my good looks have been a distraction everywhere i go. >> i was so going that way. >> perhaps she got caught in an emotional moment in material of a statement she made. she's a very nice person, a good mother. i'm sure she's frustrated because she wants those roles. she is not lying. she is super genetic perfection. i think she is a very, very good actress. i really do. i've enjoyed the movies she was in. she was unbelievable playing the serial killer in monster. >> and that was a serious film. >> a ton of range for an actor. >> i thought she was great in mad max. she was no beauty in that movie. >> they're rapping me. do you see anything wrong this ad for gap kids? some have called it racis

would probably be this guy. former mayor oscar goodman, a man who knows, allegedly and to the best of my knowledge, where all the bodies are buried. some of them, equally allegedly, by some of his former clients. we meet over drinks at oscar's, the steakhouse that bears his name and boasts beef, booze, and broads. >> you had some colorful clients. who was nice, who was less fun? >> the truth about it is, all my clients were nice to me because i kept them out of prison. >> my mother used to say, oscar's clients don't hurt anybody. they just kill each other. and she also said, oscar's clients take us to the best restaurants. >> they knew where to go? >> yeah. and always treated her right. always treated like kings and queens. >> did the feds hold it against you? you were just doing your job. >> they didn't see it that way. they thought i was the consigliere. that's how stupid these people were. >> these were gentlemen not unknown to mayor goodman. >> many people say vegas was a better place when the mob was running it. in many places that's true. >> when the mob ran things, there was a

our voice be known that we are behind the vision that oscar munez has put forward for the company right now, a long-term vision of investing in our people, our facilities and our aircrafts. >> reporter: the pilots' support of united ceo oscar munoz comes one month after he returned to work following a heart transplant. as he went back to work full time, two hedge funds which own a little more than 7% of the airline, went to work on a proxy battle to remake united's board of directors. the hedge funds believe united's directors have let the airline lag behind competitors while the industry has soared to record profits. their plan, put former continental ceo gordon bethune and five others on united's board in hopes they can boost the airline's performance. the pilots believe united is improving under munoz which is quite a statement since united and its labor unions have had a bumpy relationship for years. when asked about united employees picketing, a spokesperson for one hedge fund said "we have deep appreciation for all the employees of united. however, under this board of direct

... an oscar, honorary oscar. so, it's like two weeks ago was presented to me... presented to me... presented to me by the... the trinity. denzel washington, samuel l. jackson, and wesley snipes. they all presented me my oscar. and during my speech i made a couple statements. one's that the entertainment industry is way behind sports, as far as diversity goes. it's easier for african american person to be president of the united states of america than president of a hollywood studio or tv or cable network. >> and why does that matter? >> because image... images matter. and if we're not in the position, we're not in the room then we don't really have a say. if... here's the thing, we go... i'm... i'm glad we got black stars. that's great. but they're not really in the... woven into the fabric of decision... decision-making in... in hollywood, or the networks. and also this is beyond hollywood. it's television, it's newspapers, it's magazines. we have to be in those positions where we have a vote... you have a part of the decision. we have a say. and we're... and that's not the cas

... the board of governors, they voted for me to have... an oscar, honorary oscar. so, it's like two weeks ago was presented to me... presented to me... presented to me by the... the trinity. denzel washington, samuel l. jackson, and wesley snipes. they all presented me my oscar. and during my speech i made a couple statements. one's that the entertainment industry is way behind sports, as far as diversity goes. it's easier for african american person to be president of the united states of america than president of a hollywood studio or tv or cable network. >> and why does that matter? >> because image... images matter. and if we're not in the position, we're not in the room then we don't really have a say. if... here's the thing, we go... i'm... i'm glad we got black stars. that's great. but they're not really in the... woven into the fabric of decision... decision-making in... in hollywood, or the networks. and also this is beyond hollywood. it's television, it's newspapers, it's magazines. we have to be in those positions where we have a vote... you have a part of the decision. w