[ applause ] [ indiscernible ] >> leslie jones! and rob harris!le ladies in the house say hey! what's up, you lonely bitches! ♪ ♪ >> you know! you know that's how we do it, by. i'm single and when we close that door, we be, like, oh! ! >> did you just celebrate a birthday? >> yea, man, but i don't know about celebrating, but i had one. you know you go out to these restaurants and they're i go out to my buddies and they come out and sing the stupid song to you? >> i go to a restaurant by myself to get cheesecake and sweet tea and i look and i look and my server is over there singing to some 88-year-old dude. he's old -- he's probably dead at the table. he doesn't know the words to the song. he's 88 and to the other people in the restaurant and i'm waiting on my food and my server is over there singing to your old-ass granddaddy. that's how i see it. and then i get kicked out of applebee's. >> one of your kids just celebrated a birthday, right? >> i have two little girls and whether when you see little girls you realize those are two vaginas you hav

tonight byron welcomes leslie jones, ralph harris, dean edwards and roy woods, jr., and now the recipient of michael jackson's original nose byron allen! ?

i love your "snl" co-star leslie jones flirts with you on weekend update. >> a >> not interested in me, though. >> she thinks you look like rob kardashian. >> wow, that just came right back at you. >> she went through a lot this sum we are bullyingon line. >> she had a summer. >> which is rare in our industry. she got hacked. what was your reaction to all of that? >> well, you know, she's tough. like she's been through a lot in general. i knew she was going to be okay. and bounce back from it. and -- i don't know. show because she's back among friends in a place that she feels safe. she also had great summer. she did "ghost busters." she was at the olympics. a commercial. she had one of the craziest summers. >> there you are, car. there you are, car. >> if you doipt know the commercial, you sound insane. but that is the commercial. that is the commercial. >> there you are, car. >> i was like, are we okay? >> i randomly say that all the time. >> season thunderstorm omorrow nig. what can we expect? >> blood. i feel like it's going to be a really fun season. there's enough to talk about.

. >> what happens when you put tom hanks and leslie jones in the same room?> have you ever been in love? >> yeah. i've been married 28 years. >> that was not the question tom hanks. >> the promo for this weekend's snl. >> we're not allowed to be up here, are we? >> no. >> we should run now. >> yep. >> join me. >> run, forest, run. >> coming up -- >> got to a point where i lost myself. >> former child pop star aaron carter opens up on his downward spiral. >> martin sheen opens up about his biggest regret. >> if i had it to do all over again, i'd be a better father. >> why tyler perry, i mean, ma dia is taking credit for the leaked trump tapes. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> help me jesus. iconic ma dia to the big screen. a ma dia halloween opening this weekend. >> i love ma dia so much. one character, nine movies, over 11 years, $468 million. >> wow! >> yo back with us now. break it down, brother. is this movie more trick or treat? >> it's a little bit of both. >> tyler is a whole other story. >> it's been a couple years to try to figure out how to d

tonight byron welcomes leslie jones, ralph harris, dean edwards and roy woods, jr., jackson's original nose byron allen!

take the recent experience of actress leslie jones. for doing nothing more than starring in a re-make of a movie about fighting ghosts, she was subjected to a never-ending stream of racial epity ats and sexualized threats. and she left twitter but the abuse didn't stop there. it culminated in her personal web page being hacked and intimate photos being posted publicly. jones' case is regrettably typical of the experience that many women and especially non-white women have on the internet. for them, the internet has become a new age sewage pipeline carrying the worst material imaginable in endless quantities. and as social media proliferates, so too do the opportunities to destroy people's lives. several years ago i started reading chilling stories of young people committing suicide because their image was being distributed without their consent. audreypot, a high school sophomore in san jose committed suicide after photos of her sexual assault were passed through facebook, snap chat and text. parsons, a 17-year-old in nova scotia kille

take the recent experience of actress leslie jones. for doing nothing more than starring in a remake of a movie about fighting ghosts, she was subjected to a never-ending stream of racial epitaphs and sexualized threats. she left twitter, but the abuse didn't stop there. it culminating in her personal web page being hacked and intimate photos being posted publicly. jones' case is regrettably typical of the experience that many women, and especially non-white women have on the internet. for them, the internet has become a new age sewage pipeline carrying the worst material imaginable in endless quantities. and as social media proliferates, so too these opportunities to destroy people's lives. several years ago, i started reading chilling stories of young people committing suicide because their image was being distributed without their consent. audrey pott, a sophomore in san jose, committed suicide after photos of her sexual assault were passed through snap chat. another girl killed herself after photos of her gang rape were posted onli

you can see what happened to leslie jones from snl and a -- it causes people to leave social media and it makes it more difficult because we are trying to reach all of you to read our stories. we sometimes have to do that through the prism of social media. >> i learned about the access hollywood tape on the washington post mobile app. [laughter] get that out of the way. me,ar as social media, for twitter is a useful newsgathering too. in generally disappointed the ability of twitter to improve discourse between the press or trust between the press and readers. my style on twitter tends to be a one-way street. i disseminate my own stories and my colleagues work. a student from cornell yesterday reached out to me on twitter and wanted to ask me some questions. that can be easier but i -- one of the hopes or problems of twitter was that if we are more engaging with their audience and respond to them -- i have not found that communication to be the case. >> there appears to be a backlash. npr removed its comment section. knight foundation in partnership with the times and the post and fire

but he has allowed and licensed a culture, whether it's online attacks by lisa valenti and leslie jones it's a constant outpouring of sexualizing, objectifying and treating women as if they were nonexistent objects to be had, used and disused. even the way he talks about vaginas to howard stern. >> reducing human beings to a body part. i wish we could go on, and we will go on next chance we get. thank you very much for joining us, really appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >>> we, the jury, find the defendant guilty. >> you actually think they read the wrong verdict. >> you feel so wrong and hopeless. >> it's like a shot in the chest. >> despair to hope. darkness to light. a fight for freedom. >> what happened to this teenager could happen to any one of our children. everyone should stand up and take notice. >> at 18, he was arrested for murder. adamant he was innocent. >> there was no physical evidence to tie him to the crime. >> i had nothing to do with this. i swear to god. >> wt ul

but he has allowed and licensed a culture, whether it's online attacks by lisa valenti and leslie jones whether it's a constant outpouring of sexualizing, objectifying and treating women as if they were nonexistent objects to be had, used and disused. even the way he talks about vaginas to howard stern. >> reducing human beings to a body part. i wish we could go on, and we will go on next chance we get. thank you very much for joining us, really appreciate it. >> thank you so much. really

consider this: when the actress leslie jones couldn't find anything to wear to her "ghostbusters" premiere had to call out on social media to find someone to dress her. how did that happen? would it surprise you to know that the average american woman now wears between a size 16 and a size 18? she is what the industry calls a plus-size woman-- a term that i would like to erase. there are more than 80 million of these women in america, and, for the past three years, they have increased their spending on clothes faster than their straight-size counterparts. but many designers refuse to make clothes for them. they pretend that they don't even exist. i've spoken to many people in the industry about this, and the overwhelming response is, "i'm not interested in her." they say the plus-size woman is complicated, different and difficult, and that no two size 16s are alike. let's de-code that. the fashion industry works from standards established decades ago. habits are hard to break. from the runway, to magazines, pictures of how clothes are supposed to look-- how women are supposed to look-- ar

of social media and what gets built up in a media where i'm sure you have seen what happened to leslie jones"s.n.l." people to leave social media. it both makes our lives better and reporting easier but way more difficult because we are trying to reach all of all of our stories and we have to sometimes do that through the prism of social media. callum: i learned about the on the d tape "washington post" mobile app. way.hat out of the as far as the social media twitter i find for me is a useful news gathering tool. but i'm generally disappointed twitter's ability to improve discourse between the press or maybe trust between the press ers.read ers and maybe the 140 character style on twitter really frankly tends to be a one street. i'm disseminating my own stories nd my colleagues' work and sometimes like yesterday student me cornell reached out to on twitter and said can i ask you some questions and we offline chat and it as direct messaging and more expanse seuive forum. bun of the hopes of twitter is we are more engaging with bhakack that weet will improve but i have not to be the case. to

leslie emceeed the event. the mayor passed out the awards. induck tees are dr. bill britton, mary conrad, and dr. ann mcloren, boys and girls family services incorporated, and dr. calvin jones. congratulations to them all. >> an esteemed group, no bought about it. >>> i tell you, walking home for dinner, came back in, beautiful night. >> yes! >> beautiful night. i'd love to see it continue through the weekend. >> yeah, i would too! yeah, we had a nice change over the weekend where the humidity levels dropped. still warm with a high of 79, but the humidity dropping is allowing us to once matthew passes us by we could be in for deeper cooling. we do have changes coming along. could tomorrow be the last day of the very warm weather? temperatures should be backing off for wednesday and thursday, maybe into the low 70s by wednesday. we're monitoring matthew of course, that's going to be the main story the next few days, at least through saturday impacting north carolina perhaps saturday, and then once it departs fall finally arrives. there should be definitive cooling come sunday and especially monday of next week. mostly cloudy with 67 after a high of 79. the dewpoint at 64, an

jones, able to find mansick again. final score, neshaminy wins it 21 to nothing. and that's all for sports. i'm lesley van lesley van arsda. have a great day. >> and as leslieioned, tomorrow's season finale will probably be the last time ryan howard wears a phillies uniform. "eyewitness news" asked to you share some of your memories. one fan tweeted us: my daughter knows no phillies team without ryan howard. thanks for helping make her a phillies fan. dan hill tweets: thanks for all of the great memories. ryan howard and for always hitting the ball outta here. and scott price tweets this weekend we say good-bye to a phillies legend. many people forget, from four to five years, no-hitter was as feared as ryan howard. >> you can share with us your favorite ryan howard moment by using hashtag thanks ryan, on facebook, instagram, and twitter or also go to our website cbsphilly.com/thanks ryan. just a way of saying thanks to the big piece. >> thanks to quarterback wentz street, wentz street is tiny but has diehard eagles fans. many of the neighbors get together on game day. they say wentz can join them any time. >> you have a big barbeque for him, throw him a bl