joy behar will be here live.e a lot of southwest. new mexico and you are from phoenix. it's whose birthday. >> my wife's 50th birthday. >> happy birthday to you. let's go ahead and get into the forecast. the pacific northwest have been about average as of yesterday, seattle, slightly above and red flag warnings, fire watches are out in the south east, the opposite. it's very wet going into the weekend. the next three days you'll see heavier rains along the atlantic >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. mild to warm the expire forecast with clouds overnight. we will watch increase better to see if it brings clouds this weekend. it is new looking limits. mid-to-upper 60's into san francisco. 70's around the bayshore. 80's in the north bay and upper 80's and nearly 90 east bay. normal weather, a train >> so hold on. the kansas city grandparents, chase, keyl etch e and kendall. you have cool grandma and grandpa. >>> joan rivers was a trail blazer for so many women in comedy. we've

joy behar will be here live. i see a lot of southwest. new mexico and you are from phoenix. it's whose birthday. >> my wife's 50th birthday. >> happy birthday to you. let's go ahead and get into the forecast. the pacific northwest have been about average as of yesterday, seattle, slightly above and red flag warnings, fire watches are out in the south east, the opposite. it's very wet going into the weekend. the next three days you'll see heavier rains along the atlantic coast. >> it is all about the humidity today which will be very high. we are already feeling warm and muggy. temperatures are in the mid to upper 70's. feeling like 80 at reagan national. the high today in the upper 80's to lower 90's. of the mid 90's. a slight chance of an afternoon thundershower. better chance of widespread rain late in the day on saturday. a high >> so hold on. the kansas city grandparents, chase, keyl etch e and kendall. you have cool grandma and grandpa. >>> joan rivers was a trail blazer for so many women in comedy. we've be

joy behar will be here live.i see a lot of southwest. new mexico and you are from phoenix. it's whose birthday. >> my wife's 50th birthday. >> happy birthday to you. let's go ahead and get into the forecast. the pacific northwest have been about average as of yesterday, seattle, slightly above and red flag warnings, fire watches are out in the south east, the opposite. it's very wet going into the weekend. the next three days you'll see heavier rains along the atlantic coast. >> reporter: thanks, ginger, david murphy on the terrace, mainly cloud skies, patchy fog around this morning. it's muggy. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 89 is today at high, warm and 34u67 more humid than yesterday. there could be a spotty thunderstorm in some places this afternoon and perhaps early this evening. tomorrow, hot and humid, 91. clouds and sun, and late in the day and more especially at night, a line of stronger storms is possible. improvement for sunday feeling a lot better. # >> so hold on. the kansas city grand

stay with us. >> charlie: yves behar is here.ls him the most influential industrial design mr. the world. award winning design and brand company fuseproject. he also is the creef creative officer of the audio consumer electronic company jawbone. i'm pleased to have him here at the table for the first time. welcome. >> thank you. i'm glad to be here. >> charlie: i have an interest in design. >> absolutely. >> charlie: so we're pleased to have you here. but notwithstanding that, tell me the role of design as you see it. >> the role of design, as i see it, is to create important, good design. of course, to balance the notion of sustainability, market success, consumer connection. but what i always say is that good design accelerates the adoption of new ideas. there's new ideas out there in the world that are important, such as how do we live more sustainably, how can technology be simpler and accessible to all, and design can prove that these things are possible, bring them to the world in a way that they get accepted. >> charlie: a

and joy behar spoke of her lasting impact. >> it's to girl, say what is on your mind, if you are funny, go for it. >> joan rivers own daughter, melissa, returned to her home. i know her final wish would be that we return to laughing soon. >> in her latest book, i hate everyone, starting with me, she encouraged that. >> i want meryl streep crying in five different accents. >> i want a wind machine, that even in the casket, my hair is blowing more than beyonce's on stage. >> abc news learned that riverer's funeral will in fact be private held here in new york. the cause of her death is not being released pending further investigation and the state department of health also investigating joan rivers's death. back to you. >> thank you carolyn. our coverage of joan rivers continues on 6abc.com, can you view a slideshow of note owes and reaction from hollywood, and learn more about the final comedy show appearance. as a small business owner you don't deliver anything less than 100% to your customers. so don't settle for less than 100% of the internet. with verizon fios get uploads speeds as

. >> joy behar joining league gone of comedians laughing through their tears. anderson tweeted rest in peace, joan. thank you for all you did for me. thank you for helping me. i learned so much from you. with us live from las vegas, the two time emmy award winner louie anderson. >> hi geraldo. how are you? >> coming so close to robin williams it's tough, isn't it? >> you know what's so tough is i was taping a special on pbs for robin williams and i got the news about joan. it was like a 1-2 punch. even more so with joan because i was so close to her. i worked with her. i toured with her. i loved her so much and she taught me so much. she taught me really important things that were just -- she was one of the best stand up comics ever. >> sure, but tell us, share with us, what did she teach you? >> she said to me, the people work for you work for you. they are not your friends, your agents, your managers. fire them every four years because they take you for granted. if a joke doesn't work, get rid of it. you will know who cares about you if you really think about

. ♪ >> yves behar is here.forbes" magazine calls him the most influential industrial designer in the world. he is the founder of award-winning design fuseproject . the firm is behind cutting edge product designs in silicon valley in the post-apple era. officere chief creative of job on. i am pleased to have him at the table. this program has an interesting design. we are especially pleased to have you here. notwithstanding that, tell me the role of design as you see it. >> the role of design as i see it is to create important, good design. ofbalance the notion sustainability, market success, consumer connection. what i always say is that good design accelerates the adoption of new ideas. there is new ideas out there in the world that are important, such as how do we live more sustainably? how can technology be simpler and be accessible to all? design can prove that these things are possible. bring them to the world in a way that they get accepted. >> a recent profile of you in a magazine written by casey newton

diane sawyer, joy behar. we know cindy adams will be speaking. she's a columnist and long-time friend. she wrote in the "post" she will be speaking. we saw her arriving. deborah norville tweeted out that she will be one of the speakers here at joan rivers memorial service in new york city. brian, joan had joked in her book about the kind of celebrity show business kind of affair that she wanted. it seems that that's exactly what she's going to be getting. we know that the new york city gay man's chorus is performing. they say joan rivers was a big supporter of their organization, that they're honored to perform here. they're going to be doing some pieces that they feel are reflective of joan. "hey big spender" is one of them, "there's nothing like a day" and "what a wonderful world." and it will reflect the mood of this service. so many people pouring in to honor joan rivers. i don't want to miss some of the celebrities who have shown up. kathy griffin, kristin chenow h chenoweth. kathie lee give ford, hoda kotb. this is a private service, brian,

. >> she was speaking to joy behar and filled in for larry king here on cnp. late me play this little clip for you. listen to this. >> aren't you scared to go under anesthesia? >> it's very serious. my dad ways doctor. the anesthesiologist is as much a part of that group as the plastic surgeon. very serious. but you also want to look we're a society that wants people to look good. >> november it, 2007. so she's obviously familiar with the procedure. should that type of procedure be really done in a hospital in case there's complications as opposed to some sort of office visit as an outpatient? >> it's a long debated thing within medicine, wolf. i'm sure it will be debated again now. part of this is that you look at the types of procedures we do in outpatient settings. and you know, for the most part patients do really well. it saves them the time of going to the hospital, staying in the hospital overnight. all of those things. but you're right. it's not a cut and dry sort of thing. the concern is, you know, if they what is called lose their airway, their airwa

back in 2007, she had a humorous heart to heart with joy behar, who was filling in on cnn's "larry king when you first did it, joan -- >> i did it young. >> how old were you? >> i was 41. i had natural bags from my father. i was starting to get that tired 41-year-old look. i just thought, let me do it now. somebody told me that on the carson show, one of johnny's wives. she said do it before you need to do it. >> really. but did you do it because you wanted to be prettier or because you felt you were looking older? >> i wanted to look better. and of course you want to be pretty. we're in a society, everybody wants -- as i always said, nobody ever asked eleanor roosevelt to dance. >> joan rivers talking about plastic surgery never failed to make audiences laugh. but joan's daughter melissa was clearly worried about her mother and her plastic surgeries. >> i have tried in every way possible to explain to you how frightened i am and how i feel like this is an unnecessary risk. it turns out that i am not the only person with concerns. >> i don't understand this. >> everyone feels the same w