fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. david: i don t consider myself a journalist. nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? oprah: hello. david: the live audience does not intimidate you, right? oprah: not a bit. i feel right at home actually. it is the one thing i miss from the daily show. every now and then someone will say, do you miss the show? no, i don t miss the show. what i miss is the people, the camaraderie, because what i did every day is have my own after show with the audience. i would talk with the audience probably half an hour to 40 minutes after every show starting 10 years in. at first, i did autographs every day, and i would stand there by row and never look up. then, one day i decided i don t want to do that anymore, but what do i really want to do? i want to ta
david: i don t consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? oprah: hello. [laughter] david: the live audience does not intimidate you, right? [laughter] oprah: not a bit. i feel right at home actually. it is the one thing i miss from the daily show. every now and then someone will say, do you miss the show? no, i don t miss the show. what i miss is the people, is the camaraderie, because what i did every day is have my own after show with the audience. i would talk with the audience probably half an hour to 40 minutes after every show starting 10 years in. at first, i did autographs every day, and i would stand there by row and never look up. then, one day i decided i don t want to do that anymore, but what do i really want to do? i want to talk to this audience.
leave it this way. i do not consider myself a journalist. nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interview or even though i have a private equity firm. how do you define leadership. what is it that makes somebody oprah: sweet. hello. david: the live audience does not intimidate you. i feel right at home. it is the one thing i miss from the daily show. every now and then somebody says, do you miss the show. i do not miss the show. what i miss is is the people. it is the camaraderie. what i did is have my own after sure with the audience. i would talk to the audience half an hour to 40 minutes after every show. starting 10 years in. because it first i did autographs every day. i would stay by the rosen do autographs and i would try to get through. then one day i decided. i do not want to do that anymore. what do i want to do. i want to talk to this audience. i want to find a votto who they are. i started talking to them. an
today. after what s been a rough week, we are looking for a positive action. let s take a look at the 10-year yield. are we around 2.6, somewhere in there? 2.64. and let s head to our road map now as well. where does it start? where would you expect? twitter filing for $1 billion initial public offering. the ticker symbol twtr. the filing reveals the company not yet profitable. so is it worth an investment. and without job support today, markets will have to watch washington to see whether there s any end in sight for the government shutdown now in its fourth day. and look out apple. samsung predicting a a record profit for the fourth quarter as it releases its new galaxy smartwatch in the u.s. and a massive spread in usa today, which we ll get to later. let s start with twitter, of course, which has unveiled its highly anticipated initial public offering plan. julia boorstin is outside twitter headquarters in san francisco. ooh, the wind is blowing, your hair looks v
korea is weighing in and we will have a live report from seoul. good to have you with us. in the coming hours a number of states across the country will be easing restrictions aimed at slowing the spread of the coronavirus. as governors push forward with plans to reopen and restart their local economies, those states stretch from hawaii all the way to south carolina. in georgia where cases and the death toll continue to rise, movie theaters and restaurants now have the green light to get back to business under certain guidelines. just days after nail salons and gyms were cleared to reopen. tennessee is also allowing restaurants to reopen at 50% capacity. new york, the state hardest hit by the pandemic, is now looking ahead at when it can safely reopen. the governor is cautiously optimistic. but there s no doubt but that we have at this point gone through the worst and as long as we act prudently going forward, the worst should be over. and cnn reporters are tracking dev