and some people will do anything to not have to speak to ryan seacrest. >> at her kitchen counter. >> you know how you get a man's respect? >> how. >> naked. >> out front and in the spotlight where she always liked it best. cnn spotlight joan rivers. >> can we talk? >> joan rivers could always talk. >> do you know what it's like to go in the morning to take off a facial mask and realize you're not wearing one? oh, you don't know. >> with sometimes outrageous jokes, nothing was ever off limits. >> i hate old people! i -- oh! if you are [ bleep ] old, get up and get out of here right, right now. >> born in 1933, rivers says even as she was growing up in the new york suburbs, she wanted to be an actress. >> i never had a choice. i always say it's like a nun's calling. >> but her show business career didn't start until she was 24 years old. the phi beta kappa graduate from bernard with one failed marriage behind her moved out of her parent's home and tried to get a job as an actress. and while her acting break didn't happen right away, she got her first break on the ed sullivan show. >> g

actor hugh jackman sang and radio host howard stern gave a eulogy. >> ryan seacrest is another fan ofus. >> like he needs to make more money. >> you are everywhere. before we talk about you, let's talk about joan for a scored. what stands out most for you? >> they tape the "fashion police" every friday in my building where i broadcast my radio show and she would be out in the hallway having an omelet before they take the show. she'd be going a million mile an hour and she'd be doing her shtick. when i'd be going to the bathroom during a long song, she'd say that's such a great shirt. do they make it main men's? as melissa said, she wanted to make people laugh. >> stories exactly like that, how she was so always on, always engaged by life. >> well, when you would interview her, you knew she had her shtick. you knew you needed to tee her up. every time you tee'd her up, she delivered. >> you were made the butt of it. >> everyone was the butt of it including herself. when you tee'd her up, many times i didn't know if i was allowed to laugh or not because the line was there and sometimes

you should pitch everybody. >> ryan seacrest. he's a radio guy.uy in entertainment. >> he is. he has done spectacular stuff with us. he has been a long time iheartmedia person, and really demonstrates that this world is very blurry. they are major on the radio. their major on digital. sometimes they are major players on tv, like ryan. in ryan's case, he is also a producer. the idea that what we are doing, the heart of it all, is that relationship with the consumer, that we are writing with him in the car every day. more people are listening to pandora, but you are a little bit in every single place. >> pandora is a fraction of the size of the listeners we have at iheartmedia. they have done very well in digital. they have done well in terms of taking those people who before were eyeing albums, they now make a lists -- buying albums, they now make lists. it is still your music collection. that's why they don't have announcers and why they don't give you the weather and traffic. if they did, you would be upset. if you use to buy cds, nobody put the

she came in an egg and some people will do anything not to have to speak to ryan seacrest. >> at hernter. >> you know how you get a man's respect? >> how? >> naked. >> out front and in the spotlight. where she always liked it best. cnn's spotlight, joan rivers. >> can we talk? >> joan rivers could always talk. >> do you know what it's like to go in the morning to take off a facial mask and realize you're not wearing one? you don't know. >> with sometimes outrageous jokes, nothing was ever off limits. >> i hate old people. i -- oh. if you are [ bleep ] old, get up and get out of here right -- right now. [ applause ] >> born in 1933, rivers says even as she was growing up in the new york suburbs, she wanted to be an actress. >> i never had a choice. i always say it's like a nun's calling you. >> but her showbiz career didn't start until she was 25 years old. the phi beta kappa graduate from been a gnarled tried to get a job as an actress after a failed marriage. while her career didn't take off right away, she go a break righting for the point, topo gigo on "the ed sullivan show." >> g

there's more news ahead including ryan seacrest right here in studio 57 today. you know has taken a beating for not moving decisively against isis. now he say his e has a plan. >> think degradeing the group means taking away their territory and, i think, going after the leadership. >> anotheral roy baby is on the way. in a world of bad news the british royal family is again providing a happy diversion. >> hikers and climbers are saved after a fast moving wildfire at yosemite park. >> flash flood risk will be on through the night. >> it's a rare strain of a very common virus. this one, however, causes very reseve respiratory symptoms. >> i have never seen anything like it. full of love full of laughter. when i left, they said what do you thing. i said i think she would have loved it. >> leveson said if you're angry with him for what he wrote, you should be. he's angry with himself. >> i got a radio call out and then i thought okay i'm going to be dead in five seconds. >> carolina kicker graham ganot is clearly out of tune. >> he was trying to kick during the band

i can only quote billy crystal, there are no words, upon voyage" and ryan seacrest called rivers a trailblazer in the world of comedy. she was a comedienne, an actress, author, authored more than 12 books, many, many comedy recordings over the years and a real trailblazer in the field of standup comedy for women over the last 40 years. that's the story live here in new york city. i'm chris pollone, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, chris. you know, joan rivers has several connections to the philadelphia area. she had been booked to appear at the borgata in atlantic city in november. >> she also had a show scheduled at sands bethlehem also in november. perhaps her biggest tie to our area is to westchester-based qvc. for years, a line offed were ducts like clothes and jewelry were sold under rivers' name. we went to the site a few minutes ago and found several products with her name there. rivers' daughter, melissa, also has ties to our area. the actress and comedienne attended the university of pennsylvania. rivers graduated in 1989. >> jim, you know, it's so ironic, just a few weeks ago, you were tal

it will be a good night of marrying those things together. >> look at you, ryan seacrest.e only one who has worked for nbc, abc, fox, cbs. all of them very successful. as a little kid were you daydreaming about doing this? are you living your dream? >> absolutely 100%. not only daydreaming about it i was making cassette recordings of me as casey kasem. i was dreaming of some day coming to hollywood and getting a chance to meet him, and i eventually did after getting to los angeles he then passed the baton to me to host that show for him. >> so after all that you have done, is there still something you want to do? to act, to have your own prime time television show? >> i don't know. i'm taking a leap into the fashion world right now. this is new for me. >> that's a big money deal. >> i loved you in a lot of different things. i'm going to go from here to my clear channel radio broadcast immediately down at macy's. sew for me it's the constant activity. >> your mom said your dad is a successful lawyer. you said i don't want to work that hard. >> i remember him waiting for him

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ryan seacrest will be here within the hour to kick things off. live, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> reporter: how are you. what's your first and last name? >> irene. >> reporter: where are you from? >> vacaville. >> reporter: vacaville. ready to sing? >> no. >> reporter: are you sure? >> can you give us a 10, 15 second. >> reporter: are you gonna be shy, you can't really be "american idol." >> i'm not auditioning. >> reporter: oh, you got the paperwork. you want to sing? >> yes. >> reporter: go ahead. ♪ seems like it was yesterday when i saw your face ♪ you told me how proud you were but i walked away ♪ if only i knew what i know today ♪ >> reporter: all right. sounds good. any -- any guys trying out? where are the guys? can you follow me over here. >> michael tran. >> reporter: where are you from? >> san jose. >> reporter: all right. gotta represent the south bay. ♪ i'm giving up on you i'll be the one if you want me to ♪ know where i would have followed you ♪ say something i'm giving up on you ♪ >> reporter: thank you very much. are y

we are broadcasting from the ryan seacrest studio that he actually built with donation is always such special day, every year, what is your favorite part of the day when you wake up what did you look forward to most of today. >> go ahead, val. >> wow, well just being here at the hospital, seeing everything going on and neglect that we and our listeners and the whole community are doing a really good thing, at children's hospital. these are probably best two days a year for our radio station. >> i think so, i am a dad and my daughter had an operation at chop in one of the satellite clinics. it is a labor of love. >> how did the event get started. you came in two or three years into it, correct. >> right, i have been here for ten years of the 13. val has been here for all 13. >> it started because of a need here at children's hospital for the research and the medical parts are okay but a need for other ways to help kids get through while they are in the the hospital and still feel like children. the child life specialist, music, art therapy, so our money fund. that kids get better faste

ryan seacrest set to host the event from brooklyn's barkley center. there is plenty of action tonight's line up including big stars, miranda lambert, pilt bull, usher, and jennifer hudson. >> this is something that has a little bit of flavor for every music fan. >> not just a concert, but raises money for international charities. watch the two hour show right here on cbs-3, starts at 9:00 tonight. and really, from your tow miranda lambert, i think you got everyone covered inbetween there. >> everybody. it is all good. before you walk out the door, we'll get another check of traffic and weather together. we do it on thehe three's, first though, here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >> beasley reese is hitting the roads for football friday, but needs to know where to go. beasley shows you how to cast your vote. >> high school football season underway, that means the friday football frenzy, you know how to get involv

. >> she came with egg, and some people will do anything not to speak to ryan seacrest. >> reporter: one of the few female comedians of her time, johnny carson chose joann as hi regular fill-in. for 20 years she was his backup until she got her own show. the first woman to host late night television. for carson, that was an unforgivable betrayal. >> the first person i called was johnny carson. he slammed the phone down. i called him again, he slammed it down again, and never spoke to me again ever. >> reporter: her late night show failed after only eight months, the beginning of a personal and professional spiral. her husband committed suicide, and rivers found herself unemployed and in a sea of debt. but she fought to stay afloat and did on e!'s fashion police and countless live shows. san francisco's buffoon trio was her opening act. >> absolutely. >> in joan's case, 81 is probably the new 62. she just had a tremendous amounts of energy. >> reporter: joan leaves behind her daughter melissa, a grandson, and millions of fans who will miss her spicy brand of humor. >> without humor, n

. >> so ryan seacrest ryan seacre this word trailblazer.k of women, that was joan rivers. >> only one to have a late night show. chelsea handler on cable, but she's the only woman to have a late night show. >> just a couple weeks ago chelsea handler steps down and thought of as the only woman in late night but joan was chelsea before chelsea. >> that was the crux of her biggest troefs throughout her career, her feud with johnny carson. she first appeared on the "tonight show" in '65. he brought her and on and so impressed her on as a writer, took her under his wing. she says he was her mentor. in '83, when fox approached her about getting her own show and she decided i guess in '86 to take the show, didn't tell johnny. >> that was the beginning of the fallout. >> there's two different stories. one was they never spoke again. another was, after he fond out, she tried to call him, he immediately hung up on her. >> we were talking how she has traced the arc of media. fox was a brand-new network. she went over to "e!" she had a youtube channel

ryan seacrest is going to be hosting. >> of course he is, in his spare time. >> exactly.ievable. >> among his other jobs. so i'm going to be performing there. >> when is that bootie video coming out? is it coming out then? >> right after the performance. as soon as you see me perform, it, like right after, the booty video is going to drop. look out! >> don't say drop. >> drop. drop it. >> drop it over 60. >> you have a beauty question for jennifer. go to our facebook page, ask her, we'll answer a little bit later. >> coming up, an incredible ambush makeover, with a little help from j. lo. ♪ >> all righty. we're back with more of "today" on this thirsty thursday with our special guest, jennifer lopez. >> i can't believe this just happened. >> we have ambush makeovers when we pluck two lucky ladies off the plaza and surprise them with a brand new look from head to toe. and by the way. you don't mind, j. lo, some people don't like their name like that. you're okay with it? >> i'm fine with it. >> we should stop doing it if you don't like it. okay. >> here to show us the resu

some people will do anything not to have off to speak to ryan seacrest. >> joan rivers, had recent famebut red carpet royalty. >> can we talk? >> she was a star doing a job once dominated by men. stand-up comedy. >> i was doing things we were not suppose to talk about. outrageous. >> the brooklyn native's, no holds barred humor. >> i had been working eight years in greenwich village. and nothing. and he said, god bless him, you are going to be a star. he changed my life. >> reporter: rivers became a standout on the stand-up scene and television fixture even filling in frequently for carson. >> you were the fir twoouns ssty you're funny. >> carson and rivers had a bitter falling out. rivers became the first woman to have her own late night talk show in direct competition with carson. but rivers' show last aid year. soon after her husband, edgar rosenberg, the show's pre deucer committed suicide. the loss strained rivers' relationship with her daughter melissa. >> it has always been about you. it always will be about you. >> they eventually co-starred as themselves in a tv movie about tha

look at ryan seacrest, for instance, they make them cute to get our defenses down.t the native americans felt like when the pilgrims showed up. all of these people are white and silly, what could they possibly -- small pox! they have human features, a limited range of motion, and dance awkwardly, and even make corny jokes. that is not a robot. that is everyone's dad, is what it is. let me just tell you i welcome our new robot and would love to take him out for a froyo, or motorola, i don't think they will enslave us at all. i surrender to them. pat robertson is the host of the show on since 1966, a religion-themed talk show, but he also talks about other things you wouldn't expect him to talk about. like food, in fact, pat has been talking about it so much we have a guy on the show, we decided to cherry-pick. here they are, pat robertson on food. >> well, i've been saying that for a long time. i really love whole grain bread, i'm a great fan of beans, black beans, navy beans, they're wonderful cereals. oatmeal is one, there is a shredded cereal, the lord spoke to me

she came in an egg and some people will do anything to not have to speak to ryan seacrest. was supposed to be one of the people, seriously, they asked me to walk around in the entra raj but i got fired after the first meeting. i said is it just me or am i the only one that thinks this is [ bleep ]? [ laughter ] . run the numbers on that. well, unlimited talk and text, and ten gigs of data for the five of you would be... one-seventy-five a month. good calculating kyle. good job kyle. you just made partner. our best-ever pricing on mobile share value plans for business. now with a $100 bill credit for every business line you add. thebut in the case of the s to thlexus ls... ...which eyes? eyes that pivot with the road... ...that can see what light misses... ...eyes designed to warn when yours wander... or ones that can automatically bring the ls to a complete stop. all help make the unseen... ...seen. and make the ls perhaps the most visionary vehicle on the road. this is the pursuit of perfection. for over 19 million people. [ susan ] my promotion allowed me to start investi

she and bruce and executive producer ryan seacrest decided that -- [ laughter ] the family is askinghat no one respect their privacy at this difficult time. the jenners have been married for more than 23 years. that's a lot longer than most celebrity marriages. it comes to a shock to those of us who love them. say what you want about a lot of couples here in hollywood. these two really seemed to get along. >> you are always slurping. >> please, kris. please, just don't criticize. >> you can't leave the house looking like this anymore. it's so embarrassing. >> don't, kris. >> you don't have to get that creepy look on your face. >> how could you [ bleep ] forget my dry cleaning? it's the one thing i asked you to do today. >> i'm sorry. >> going too fast. i'm feeling uncomfortable. >> bruce! you put a [ bleep ] motorcycle in my house? why are you so weird this way? >> i'm not weird. >> yeah, you're weird. you look like you're representing the homeless community of los angeles. it looks like a baked potato. you need to calm down. >> excuse me. you don't need to tell him to calm the [ ble

some people would do anything not to have to speak to ryan seacrest. >> you had dinner with her recently talking about the last time we had dinner together. >> well, we closed the restaurant down. i issued the rules. nobody else. no friends. no staff. she had this great joke. she said, i have a staff. sometimes i get lonely and i turn to them, and say, staff, i'm lonely. who's going to blank me tonight? and she just said things like that at her age that made it actually funnier. >> right. >> and by the way, there she is making a lady gaga joke which most 51-year-olds don't do or 61-year-olds. >> again, the night before she was sent to the hospital, she was doing standup. >> she did a full set. a full hour. not just throwing out a joke or going to see someone else's show. she always put the audience first which is your job, and didn't worry about -- you know, it didn't -- i don't know if it really occurred to her. i think she was always going for the funny so much that she stopped being startled when celebrities would be upset with her, but thought it was kind of fun around the end. >> th

and some people will do anything to not have to speak to ryan seacrest. >> at her kitchen counter. >>now how you get a man's respect? >> how. >> naked.

here's ryan seacrest tweeting she was trail blazing hysterical thoughtful we'll miss you immense joan goldberg says my friend joan riffs passed away. once again to quote billy crystal, there are no words. bon voyage joan and this from bet midler on twitter. joan rivers has died. what a sad ending to a brilliant and tragic comic life. one of the bravest and funniest of all. >> and this from samuel l. jackson love her or hate her while mississippi joan riffs i always lee expected her go for broke humor one of a kind rip. >> from ricky gervais... >> lauren. >> joan rivers visited chester county several times a month to show off her fashion line products on qcvc. >> rivers had huge heart. >> she would know in minute if you were having a bad day and passionate about everything she did but she also had great compassion. she was woman that had gone through some hard times and she never forgot that. so what i'd love for people to know about her she was the kindest woman she would give you the shirt off her back. >> tracy says rivers constantly had the crew in tears laughing so much they kept

ryan seacrest hosted live two hour special simulcast on cbs.any spears is dabbling in fashion. she interest tuesday add i new lingerie and sleep wear line called intimate brittany spears. >> this is something i have been working on for two and a half years. >> she unveiled the collection at the new york public library. >>> david bowie is coming out with a new music compilation called nothing has change, the collection spans 50 years, from 1964 to 2014, and it includes a new single, sue, it goes on sale in november. >>> tiki palmer made her broadway debut last night playing first african-american cinderella on the new york stage. sharrie shepherd plays her fairy god moth are and it is shepherd's first time on broadway. theaters on the great white way dimmed their marquises to honor joan rivers who died last week. that is your eye on entertainment, susan marquez for cbs news, los angeles. >>> grammy winner justin beiber made his own fashion statement at fashion rocks. he decided to strip down on stage with super model laura stone. to the delight

of in the ryan seacrest studio if you can follow me around you can see us doing our 13th annual radio-a-thonr children's hospital. your money to great stuff that helps children be kids while they are still at the hospital. >> ross, we have heard last chat with you that you have a personal connection to chop as well with your own family. >> my daughter had basically a mole on her eye removed from one of the satellite clinics. when she came out from under anesthesia and everything here at chop, they had a slurpee machine for. she was only six years old. but she thought that was the best thing in the world. >> that is great. >> that is what your money goes to letting kids be kids you get to know some of those kid personally, ross. i remember were you on talk philly just the other day and told us about a very special connection to one young man can you tell thaws story again. >> you know what antonio was a soccer player, 15 years old in his freshman year. he felt like he had a problem with his leg. it turnout he had a ewing sarcoma which is a kind have of cancer and travel from his leg up his bo

. >> next update at 8: 25, and next on cbs this morning, ryan seacrest on tomorrow night's cbs specialon rocks. local news weather and traffic continues with us on the "cw philly" on these channels. i'm erika von >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we have some breaking news this morning, police are responding to boathouse row, two boathouse row east bank of the schuylkill river, where a body has just been found in the water. a passerby spotted the body just before the waterfall near boathouse row. at this point, police have not released an identity or cause of death. but again, body discovered in the water near boathouse row. stay with "eyewitness news" for the latest on this updating breaking news. >>> well, break out the number two pencils, family, academic year has bun for students in the philadelphia school district. >> un for the lip, it is getting do you have bit of rough start with multi-million dollar budget deficit hanging in the balance. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now at link high school in feltonville where the district superintendent is scheduled

i changed it on the resume. >> you're not ryan seacrest?moderate to severe hearing loss in both ears. he's not terribly happy. not happy as a hearing aid is placed into his ears. once he hears his parents' voices, that all changes. >> hello. >> that smile you saw there warming hearts all over the internet. the parents say their son is 2 years old and doing, we're happy to report, remarkably well. >> incredible. love that. >> something so sweet to something so wrong. the guy being called the worst fan ever. at a college football game, we've all been there, having a good time. apparently this guy, not so much fun. pops it. look at the little kid in the green. he throws it away and applauding. i am the worst ever. i am fantastic. >> oh, my god. >> you think he's clapping for himself there when he's clapping? >> who does that? oh, my gosh. >> don't ask him to do the wave. >> that is what's trending the day. >>> coming up next, the results of our >>> we're wrapping up our 30-day detox challenges. we started at the beginning of august challenging

ryan seacrest was the ring leader. ♪ >> reporter: the catwalks and runways of new york fashion week joinedr one roof. >> the record shows that when it comes to music, style counts. >> reporter: jennifer lopez proved it's not all about the clothes but what you put in them. >> tonight we're going to give it to you. >> reporter: tuesday night's live show on cbs show cased fax and highlighted the combustible energy of your wardrobe and what it's coming to. ♪ >> reporter: the music world was well represented from classic rock and country to hip-hop and pop. >> when it comes to fashion, i think it's not what you wear but how you wear it. >> reporter: justin bieber left little to the imagination by showing the world his preferred. rapper nicki minaj flaunted a diamond bra and mini skirt and not much else. ♪ >> reporter: wearing a british flag jacket and mini jumper, she bented out david bowie. while the music rocked and the fashion played the common thread throughout the night, keep it original keep it fresh, and keep it on beat. ♪ with men's underwear these days. that was such a beautiful venue.

and some people will do anything not to have to speak to ryan seacrest.e to give a full disclosure here because i was supposed to be one of the people, seriously, they asked me to walk around in her entourage and hold the thing. but i got fired when i raised my hand at the first meeting and said is it just me or am i the only one this thinks this is [ bleep ]? >> joan rivers doing what she did so well. and so many venues over so many years. i'm here in los angeles. my friend kathy griffin remembering one of the few people who can legitimately be called one-of-a-kind. not only that, as we've been talking about, she worked hard. and anyone who worked with her had to raise their game to match. i was lucky enough to have the chance on a cnn production we did called "the queens of comedy" to talk to her a little bit. take a look. >> i used to sit with woody allen and bill cosby and me and david brenner and dick cav vote. when i was funny, they loved me. and when i wasn't funny that. >> didn't love me. >> you look at betty white -- >> don't talk about betty whi

we're back with well wishes from ryan seacrest on this first birthday of the orange room.? >> party is going good. i'm waiting for the -- you know, for the mimosas to get here. meantime, we're live on today.com. we're streaming live. we've got guests, surprise guests, music and we're taking a look back at the year that was here in the orange room. one year ago today, we opened up this sucker, painted everything in the vicinity orange and it was a wonderful, wonderful first year. take a look. >> carson is in the orange room. >> what's shake nth orange room? >> one of the things we're so excited about here in our new studio is what we're calling the orange room. this is a direct link to the digital side of our show. >> come on in, everybody. good to see you. >> the main point of this room is to break that wall down and connect with our viewers at home. >> let's go into the orange room and break it down. we wanted to create a forum for you to vent day one of the government shutdown. asking you #traitor or #patriot. many of you feel like we're never going to know what happened