. >> joining the team for the new season will be comedienne joy behar. she is so good.> she's back. >> and behar was you may remember one of the show's original co-hosts but left in 2013 just when i thought i was out, they pull me back in, she said, in a statement yesterday. >> she said that her husband, she was tired of her husband clapping every time she gave her opinion. she wanted to come back and get it from the audience. >> the current hosts whoopi goldberg, raven-symone will be joined by "full house" star candace cameron bure. >> rounding out the list, paula faris. you remember her well. paula from this seat, she spent some years on "world news now" anchoring the show before heading on to "good morning america." we are so excited for you, and we just hope she's able to take a day off between the two gigs working seven days a week. >> between "good morning america" on the weekends and this. could not happen to a better person. >> and we'll be right back with more news coming up. ort of a ne, but i knew it was going to be natural because it's nice'n easy. clairol's

. >> yves behar is one of the countries as top industrial designers. for him design is more than just a job it's a lifestyle. he designed the offices of his san francisco company fuseproject and they stand as a sort of museum to all he's made. >> it would sense my phone as i approach it. >> yet one of his proudest achievements isn't something he made for prada or samsung a pair >> there's a great proverb i learned from finland that says, the poor can't afford bad design, cheap design, low quality design. why? because you have to buy it again. because it breaks down. >> the glasses, millions of pairs, are being worn by mexican school children. >> they're designed with a very special material called grilamid. that material with stands high levels of distortion which is important when you're a kid. you probably often sit on those glasses they need to survive childhood, i guess. >> the mexican government hired behar to solve a problem. poor kids who needed glasses were choosing to go without them rather than wear the decidedly unstylish pairs the governmen

original co-host joy behar coming back to the 19th season beginning september 8th. joy said just when i thought i was out, they pulled me back? >> ashton and mila. the first dinner. >>> and who brought letterman and springsteen together? >> and jake gyllenhaal. thriller everest. >> all that and a whole lot more still ahead. >> we'll be right back. but first, the nfl is back on cbs. the new season kicks off sunday, september 13th and ends with a big season finale. super bowl l. >> whether thursday night football, and cbs sports network, we've got it all covered. >> wrapped the media day luncheon where the talk with football and packers with girlfriend olivia munn. >> i'm here to show the face of the franchise. >> i'm here to show the face of the franchise. come out of the shell leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. >>> tomorrow on "e.t." we're with hot news guys of fall tv.

original co-host joy behar coming back to the 19th season beginning september 8th. joy said just when i thought i was out, they pulled me back? >> ashton and mila. the first dinner. >>> and who brought letterman and springsteen together? >>> also, we have your first look behind the scenes of jake gyllenhaal's thriller, "everest." >> we've got all of that and a whole lot more still ahead. >> we'll be right back. but first, the nfl is back on cbs. the new season kicks off sunday, september 13th and ends with a big season finale. super bowl l. >> whether thursday night football, and cbs sports network, we've got it all covered. >> we wrapped the nfl luncheon where the talk with football and packers with girlfriend olivia munn. >> i'm here to show the face of the franchise. come out of the shell a little bit. it's great. >> never a dull moment in the >>> everest, without a doubt place on earth. >> that is one of the terrifying scenes in the new movie "everest." the real life story of eight climbers who died when a freak storm hit. more lost than any over on that mountai

joy behar will be rejoined the ladies on the show.andace cameron moderatorjoin the new raven simone among other panelists. that is a look at our top stories this hour. coming up in the next half hour, taking satellite to the masses. we will meet planet labs, a startup that is selling tiny satellites that fit into a shoebox and that are launched by the dozens. and will the market volatility give the fed pause about raising interest rates? will speak to michael feroli, the chief economist of j.p. morgan securities. ford is gearing up to revive two iconic models. the automaker they return pickup of the ranger and bronco here to the usa where truck demand is big. we have the scoop from detroit. david, for me, the exciting part is the bronco. ford makes the ranger, i know it's in demand in the u.s., but the bronco is the one that real auto nerds have been clamoring for for so many years. is it really true, is it coming back? >> i think it is. they don't want to put out the announcement yet because they are in the middle of labor negotiatio

joy behar will join candace cameron-bure and paula faris. the new hosts will join whoopi goldberg, raven see sy mon. >> good to see joy back there. >> classic host. bring it back. >> never fails. always a winner. >> she is a neighbor of mine. she watches. >> that's a big compliment. >> he gave her a compliment. >> it's a compliment joy. that's what i meant. great compliment. >>> we have conditions right now that are changeable in terms of wind not storms. as we have been talking about the potential of that vessel that capsized in sandy hook, i will give you the buoy readings. we have a change i believe wind. looks tranquil on the west side. you don't see tree tops here. humid conditions, warm, temperatures in the mid-80s. now we added the w to the wins. a westerly component. the cold front is inching through. you will feel it become more refleisching after maybe 7:00, 8:00 tonight and the full impact of it later on this evening. it will remain clear. i don't think we have a storm threat from new york city westward. maybe a spot shower over e

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joy behar. she left in 2013, returning as a co-host.andice cameron bure of "full house" fame joins it full time. and paula faris, a familiar face for abc viewers. she anchors "good morning america" weekends. >>> a fan favorite is returning to "the bachelor" franchise. ben h. will be the main man looking for love. >> ben h., yes. abc's rachel smith has more. >> ben, sorry. >> reporter: katlyn bristowe might not have chosen him but bachelor nation did. >> it's like walking through a construction site in reverse. >> people have been very nice. >> how are you doing? >> the 26-year-old software saelssman from denver, colorado, immediately swept katlyn off her feet and made her laugh. >> are you a virgin? >> no. >> earning a reputation as a drama-free gentleman. even handling rejection with poise. >> he has the classiest exit and was just a good guy to the end. as it stand right now he's probably the nicest bachelor ever to have held the title. >> reporter: his fears of never finding love -- >> i fear that i am unloveable. >> reporter: hopefu

and they're going to be a whole bunch of new faces, jay bay what are making -- joy behar making her return. also added former sitcom star candace cameron-bure from "full house." comedian michelle colins and actress raven simon. at 11:00 in the morning followed by eyewitness news at noon. but mu buddy here. >> that's right. wishing you the view a lot of luck. >>> a museum trying to repair a painting worth $1.5 million after oops, a boy accidentally put his fist through it. oh. we got a problem. the 350-year-old painting by paolo porpora was on display in taiwan on loan from italy. titled flowers. it was on loan. the 12-year-old boy poor thing tripped over the painting's roped barrier and accidentally -- boom, hand goes through. we got a problem. everybody's freaking out. museum administrators are not asking his family to pay for the damage. they are though hoping insurance will cover restoration costs and compensate the painting's owner but really it's done. >> you would hope that insurance would you know if you're in an art museum. that's what insurance is for. >> i suspect -- but made in

of what appears to behars i on the ground with an officer standing above him. >> back up. back up! >> reporter: the gunshots first heard last night between what were rival groups not part of the protests. ferguson's police chief speaking with the media nearby when the shots begin. >> chief? >> reporter: within seconds, everyone running for cover. police said harris fled the scene and opened fire on a police suv containing four detectives. the detectives then left their vehicle and according to authority, harris continued shooting at them with a stolen, 9 >> mark: semi automatic weapon. all four detectives firing back. this morning, authorities reading for peace. >> listen, there's a lot of emotions. i get it. this is something different. we can't sustain this as a community as we move forward. we have other indivials out there who are armed right now. they're part of this group. we need the public's help. we can't do it by ourselves. we have to have the community out here, helping us, working with us, to identify this and to make this stop. >> reporter: this comes as authorities in

one of the things that happened is that iran's foreign minister zarif was in damascus, he met with beharuldn't give any details of a proposed peace plan but forward but he did say that in principle, the assad regime is willing to talk to opposition groups. >> yes, the syrian government is ready to sit with the opposition. but with the real opposition, not with armed groups. we are ready to sit with all kinds of opposition but not with terrorist groups, not with isis. >> reporter: pamela, of course one of the things that many members of the opposition are saying is that they want bashar al assad to step down before starting any talks with the syrian government. however, the deputy foreign minister dispelled any notion assad would be stepping down any time soon. he called that condition "outrageous." and one of the things he also did is he also criticized the united states now starting air raids from turkey against isis. he says he believes that six additional aircraft fighting isis will not make any sort of difference on the battlefield and once again called for the u.s. to work together

it makes us wonder, would you have dealt with it the same way if that question came from wallace or beharonal with megyn kelly? >> well, i did the same thing with wallace. >> you haven't called him out that way. >> chris, he came at me pretty hard with another question, which was -- i was very actually happy with the question because i think i cleared it up because people had it, but he came at me with a hard and nasty question and let it be known that was a nasty question. but people don't think i'm as exciting tackling chris wallace, that i did attack but unlike megyn kelly. i wish her a lot of luck. i have absolutely nothing against her. i just thought that the question was unfair. and frankly, it turned out in my advantage. rosie o'donnell blew the question up in her face. i just got up there, we were not warm and literally just standing through and between that and brent's question, in my opinion, i was being highlighted. it is not just me, even the press said that. and most of the press said that. but i'm -- look, i have other things. i have jobs in my mind, i have making our countr