sarah silverman is on the show. for those of you who don't know. sarah and i dated -- during the whole paris hilton administration. we dated. [ laughter ] and we broke up. but we're cool. i hope we're cool, otherwise this is going to be very awkward. seriously, i'm especially glad that sarah's here tonight. we lost a comedy legend today. the great joan rivers passed away today. she was 81 years old. besides being a pioneer for women in comedy, joan was a lucky person because she loved her job so much. she never wanted to stop. she didn't have to stop because she was so great at it. i had the good fortune of having joan on the show, i think like six times. i want to show a clip from the last time she was here. she was so funny. keep in mind when you see this, this woman is 80 years old in this. what does your grandson want to do when he grows up? does he know yet? >> right now, he's 10. he wants to be a football player. but it's stupid. >> jimmy: what do you want him to be? >> gay. >> jimmy: you want him to be gay? >> i want him to be gay. who else

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ben silverman is back.♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> we've got a lot to cover. the new hollywood. yesterday's stars of the silver screen wouldn't recognize the place. welcome back to market makers. i am stephanie ruhle. we have a very exciting our coming up, even more exciting than the last one. why? because ben silverman is here with me talking about the new hollywood. i am thrilled to have you here. we have some of your homeboys with us. we have to hold off and get to news feeded before -- because before we get to all the fun and l.a., we have to get to the business news around the world. radioshack is trying to raise capital. the company is in talk with ubs and its second-biggest shareholder. salesshock -- radioshack plunged last year. offered $90 million for a casino in atlantic city build.st $2.2 billion to rebel was the third atlantic city casino to close this year. in scotland, a setback for those who want to brea

silverman. >> have a great night everyone. >>> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"!-- sarah silverman. taraji p. henson. mean tweets nfl edition. and music from hunter hayes. with cleto and the cletones. and now, if it's all right with you, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] i appreciate that. welcome. i'm jimmy. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i cherish you.

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so much human experience in this video to tell us all about this video we have calina silverman. >> do you have something in your experience that moved you to do something like this? what was it that drew you to this kind of social experiment? >> i had a great conversation with a friend. we were having a very deep conversation about life. i said i love this. i wish every conversation could be like this. he said, yeah. i hate small talk. immediately the name "big talk" popped into my head. as a journalist, i've been studying video production. this summer i had time on my own to make some videos. >> do you think people were taken aback because they didn't take the time to think about that? >> the man in the suit who eventually broke down, it took him a while. i think a lot of people are not faced with that question in everyday life. i guess that was the point. >> what would you want to do before you die? >> professionally, what i would really want to do is start my own show that is about human stories. i really want to have kids. i really want to fall in love at some point. >> what if yo

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. >> roseanne barr, ellen degeneral rus, sarah silverman, and of course kathy griffin all owe a debt to joan rivers. >> i would often say to her, i wouldn't be doing this if it wasn't for you. and she didn't want to get on the feminist bandwagon. i e-mailed her six weeks ago and i said, whether or not you identify as a feminist, you just are, so deal with it. because you have broken down a barrier and then the other one and then the next one and the barrier from left field. >> women followed her lead, but men did, too. comics like tim allen watched her and learned. >> she didn't give a [ bleep ]. she earned it. she earned the right to say whatever she wanted. she reinvented herself all the time. that's very admirable and honorable. >> she's taken more hits and career punches and personal punches than anyone i've ever known and comes out of it with a new act, another platform, another laugh. >> when she died, the twitterosphere lit up with words of gratitude from women and men who said joan rivers made all the difference. wanda sykes tweeted, we have lost a true legend. thank you, joa

and sarah silverman said, my heart is ripped apart.or decades, she entertained us with that signature line. >> can we talk? >> reporter: she was a woman who spent a lifetime performing. from her start in standup. >> 30 years old, you're not married, you're an old made. a man, he's 90 years old, he's not married. he's a catch. >> reporter: to drawing blood on the red carpet as "the fashion police." >> that's a communion press for shuts. she just reminds me of the girl in high school that spent four years in the bathroom smoking. >> reporter: to her own reality show, co-starring her daughter. >> why am i the last to know. >> reporter: it was this performance on "the tonight show" with johnny carson in 1965, that rivers got her first big break. our own david muir sat down with her in 2009 and took us back to the racy joke that changed her life forever. >> a man doesn't want to come home after a hard day in the office and find some sexy wife lying on the coffee table saying, tiger, tiger. yes, he does. right then, changed my life. >> weren

tonight -- sarah silverman. taraji p. henson. "mean tweets: nfl edition." music from hunter hayes. with cleto and the cletones. and now, if it's all right with you, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] i appreciate that. welcome. i'm jimmy. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i cherish you. i'm glad you're in an

excuse i'm david silverman working with the local families with the building on 660 third street for several years to obtain their scombiements e entitlements specifically for a historic building in a historic district i'll vote in support of the amended language of the ordinance and appreciate the opportunity to speak thank you. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon, members of the board peter we fully support the moratorium are the enter controls and thank you supervisor cohen for being a supporter this takes me back 12 years with the internet boom with the lighting industry and the earn neighborhoods obey displaced it took the interim controls time to stabilize the plan for the controls to be put in plasma are effective we're in the similar situation south of market in an unstable place but to allow the things to take place public utilities there's no longer an argument over wrote a lighting industry has a place in san francisco committee we had badgering back there they thought pdrs were dead now frankly a greener greater demand we can be looking this in a pro-active way we know thi

. >> roseanne barr, ellen degeneres, sarah silverman, and margaret cho, of course, kathy griffin all owe a debt to joan rivers. >> i would often say to her, i wouldn't be doing this if it wasn't for you. and she didn't want to get on the feminist bandwagon. i e-mailed her six weeks ago and i said whether you like it or not or identify as a feminist, you just are, so deal with it. because you have broken down a barrier and then the other one and then the next one and the barrier from left field. >> women followed her lead, but men did, too. comics like tim allen watched her and learned. >> she didn't give a [ bleep ]. she earned it. she earned the right to say whatever she wanted. she reinvented herself all the time. that's very admirable and honorable. >> she's taken more hits and career punches and personal punches than anyone i've ever known and comes out of it with a new act, another platform, another laugh. >> when she died, the twittersphere lit up with words of gratitude from women and men who said joan rivers made all the difference. wanda sykes tweeted, we have lost a true le

and sarah silverman. so many famous faces, ready to take on the enemy.p to cancer. the telethon. he makes us laugh every week, but tonight eric stonestreet is fighting for every family. >> i stand up for my mom. i stand up for you. >> and we stand up for you, ashley burnett, a survivor. diagnosed a day before starting second grade. battling two years of intensive treatment. she and her mother turning it somehow into an adventuradventu. and tonight, ashley telling us why she made that video. >> i didn't want to make it all sad and gloomy. i wanted to make it happy. >> and the best one of all, her scans showing she is cancer-free. and tonight, that little spy that made the video in a hospital, getting help from pierce brosnan. james bond. >> stand up and fight cancer. >> standing up for millions tonight, including the beautiful little redhead that never stopped smiling. >> stand up for cancer, tonight on abc. >> one week down. i hope to see you next week. good night. this is the "jeopardy!" battle of the decades. let's meet today's former champions -- he u

tonight -- sarah silverman. taraji p. henson. mean tweets nfl edition. and music from hunter hayes.ith cleto and the cletones. and now, if it's all right with you, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] i appreciate that. welcome. i'm jimmy. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i cherish you.

sara silverman spoke for many fans saying my heart is torn in half. she wasn't done.llison harmelin for cbs news on the cw philly joan rivers is being red -- remembered outside her home. inside we have her daughter melissa grandson cooper and other loved ones who were at her side in her if i'm moments. her decorator had come in to make the room cozy: fans arriving here say the reasons they are shocked by this death even though she was 81 years old is because rivers had a constant zest for life and an energy that seemed so unstoppable. joan rivers' funeral will be here in new york city at temple emmanuel on sunday. dave carolyn for "eyewitness news" on cw philly. >> fans have been flocking here to joan rivers' star on the hollywood walk of fame. as you can see they have been leaving flowers and notes. she got this star 25 years ago. we've been talking to fans from all different generations. some of them saying her best work was on the stage but most of them referring to the work she does on the red carpet. saying she would tell it like it was and she never made any apo

sarah silverman posted my hearties torn in half, she wasn't done. coming up at 11:00 we will talk to some local comedians, one in particular who opened for joan rivers, on several occasions. we will have that for you. we are live from rittenhouse square, diana rocco for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> thank you. >>> rivers sold lines of products on west chester based qvc month. man on her right, jane tracie, reflect with her time on rivers this afternoon in the facebook post. it reads in part she always did the impossible and continued to this sad day as united us all in prayer. those prayers are offered for those who have grief for her loss in other lives. >>> joan rivers entertain us for decades and tonight you are sharing your thoughts on her passing on our cbs philly facebook page. janet writes jones rivers was a very funny person, i love when she would rip everyone on the red carpet. we were truly blessed to have had her as part of our life. >>> and lean wrote into say rip joan rivers. you will be missed by so many of us. you were so funny. you ar

. >> reporter: and sarah silverman. >> cancer, it's going to get real ugly. >> reporter: so many famous the enemy. tonight's stand up to cancer. raising money for research. he makes us laugh every week, but tonight eric stonestreet is fighting for every modern family. who does he have in mind? >> i stand up for my mom. i stand up for you. >> reporter: and we stand up for you, ashley burnett, a survivor. >> i like to play basketball. i'm a good hula hooper. >> reporter: diagnosed a day before starting second grade. battling two years of intensive treatment. she and her mother turning it somehow into an adventure. their own spy movie. tough and brave, and look at mom, too, staring it down and helping her daughter win. and tonight, ashley telling us why she made that video. >> i didn't want to make it all sad and gloomy. i wanted to make it happy. and show that's just what i did. >> reporter: and the best one of all, her scans showing she is cancer-free. >> cancer-free. whoo-hoo! >> reporter: and tonight, that little spy that made the video in a hospital, getting help from pierce brosnan.

judges silverman and guy.pplications that come before the court in the past decade, there were 18,473 applications, only eight denied in whole quarterba and only three in part. there's no advocate posed to the government at the court. these are in camera, ex parte proceedings so there is nobody to argue against the government for these orders that are put into place. there's no constitutional advocate or advocate that may challenge this at the time the orders are being put forward. you see the impact of this. judges that have released opinions, one of the opinions when it treats smith v. maryland spends a page and a half as summarily dismissive of any question of third party data with no treatment of advanced technologies, u.s. v. jones, these other cases that have been handed down. we now have these other cases you could look to but none of this is being cited, there is no contrary opinion being expressed to the court at the time. i would add that they were not designed to be a court to create precedent and c

. >> she was a trailblazer, a pioneer for women like sarah silverman, kathy griffin, she was always onready for a joke, but at the same time there was a vulnerability to joan. i remember one of last times i interviewed her, i said joan what is the biggest challenge you've had to overcome and -- she pawds, she got serious and she said age. she said this is a business that's getting younger and younger and you have to keep with that and that's hard. >> i watched the documentary about joan rivers, she talked about why she had so many plastic surgeries. no one wants to look at an old woman. >> i asked her why do you work so hard? she said i love what i do. that's why. >> because we're stunned joan is gone, it's a testament of how hard she worked. i saw her on a flight that landed at 1:00 a.m., a few days before she passed away. >> you never thought of her as 81 years old. >> no, she did not seem 81 years old. we're learning that her funeral will be here in new york on sunday at the temple emanuel. >> she joked that she wanted this glamorous funeral. >> publicists and katerers. she wants a

tomorrow, sarah silverman will join us. taraji p. we'll have music from hunter hayes. and friday, an çó all-new show with terry bradshaw, the trailer park boys and music from the kooks. so we have much to look forward to. >> jimmy: our first guest is an accomplished actor with an emmy, a golden globe and an oscar to prove it. and, on top of that, she serves as producer and presenter of "stand up to cancer," which airs live on 31 broadcast and cable networks including this friday night. please welcome gwyneth paltrow. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. nice to see you. [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you know, i'm not sure how to tell you this. but i feel like we have a lot in common. i do. i feel like i'm the male gwyneth paltrow.7j paltrow or -- >> i mean, i could have it wrong. >> jimmy: well, you would know if anyone -- i love, except for the talent and good looks, i'm like you -- i signed up for goop the minute you put that website on, because i saw you running around with mario bertalo, you have a firewood st

i was thinking of sarah silverman, certainly joan when she first started. that was a lot of her appeal. she was damned attractive. >> she was beautiful and what flew out of her mouth made men love her more. talk about relevance. you talk about some of these comedians what go on. joan was 81. she was the queen of the "e!" network, sorry, kardashians, along with the kardashians. because she made fun of celebrities and took pot shots at them. chris, we're in a politically correct world run amok here, and joan could make fun of anyone because she was joan. she's grandmothered in. you say i don't know, can there be another joan rivers? i don't know if there can be in the world we live in right now. joan always got a pass. no matter what. >> ted, when did she become a gay icon? i was in a restaurant over on the west side of new york, i think it's the west side cafe and all the young guys in there, i think it was a gay group, were thrilled with her. >> it really started at the beginning of the aids crisis when she was really out front in supporting a lot of organi

it's terrible >> : kron 4 caught in the afternoon the two men pulled up to grow on a white the silverman. she's sitting at this bus stop on saratoga campbell avenue and police say the man polder in the vehicle and sexually assaulted her in broad daylight. >> : the drop the girl off a block away before steep off. all happening at a busy intersection businesses were this letter mother says she'll keep a closer eye on her daughter. >> : a letter do a lot of things very protective taking her friend it to movies and trip and off. >> : considering the coverage allow a fire burning in el dorado county the king fire is consumed about 120 square miles that is more than 76,000 a. stories say fighting the fires costing $5 million a day the blazes a license percent contained this morning how 50 it open right now but each expect ways of the travelling in that direction. >> : mathews story of wade pleaded not guilty of carrying court on friday as a 37 year-old wayne huntsman now being held on $10 million bail a story is a of >> : a sore hearing for about homes burn in the king's fire small community j

and later this week, sarah silverman, taraji p.nson, terry bradshaw, the trailer park boys and music from hunter hayes and the kooks, who turn out to be pretty normal. not kooky at all. [ laughter ] our first guest is an actress, producer and restaurateur with a freshly-minted masters degree so, if you have paper, take notes at home. her new movie "frontera" opens in theaters friday and it is ondemand and itunes now. please say hello to eva longoria. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] great to see you. >> hi. >> jimmy: you spit in the face of fashion by wearing white after labor day. it's unbelievable? >> i wear white year-round. i wear white jeans. >> jimmy: it makes sense in california. how was your labor day weekend? >> what did i do? i was in mexico for labor day. i was at this lake in mexico. the lake como of mexico. >> jimmy: is that how they promote it? the lake como of mexico? >> yeah. >> jimmy: is there a mexican george clooney that lives there? >> my boyfriend. it's really pretty. it's really nice. before tha

>> reporter: a new generation would give rivers her propers as sarah silverman did on the web seriest's all tina fey and whitney cummings and joan rivers. >> and all those hacks. that's enough! >> reporter: in an old-school showbiz world dominated by men who flaunted their privilege, rivers fought for opportunities. battling to be paid what she was worth, hosting her own shows without compromising her viewpoint or her sass. >> i don't know if any of you saw in the paper we have been banned in boston, which i think is wonderful, wxne, so pick a finger, wxne. >> reporter: from stand-up to internet snark, if you seek joan rivers' influence, just look around and laugh, even if this comedy matriarch never wanted to be seen as a pioneer or a trailblazer. >> i don't like when the ladies come up and say, "oh, you broke barriers for women!" i say, "i'm still breaking barriers, that's starting with it. and i can still take you, sweetheart, with both hands tied behind my back!" >>> next, how joan turned family life into the family business. dealing with the tragedy of her husband's suicide. >>

. >> gracias a sasha silverman por este reportaje.de los corresponsales de guerra que ha visto en carne propia la brutalidad de los extremistas del grupo isis. es karl penhaul, periodista de la cadena cnn. karl se encuentra en estos momentos en londres, nos acompaÑa vÍa satÉlite. karl penhaul, muchÍsimas gracias por hablar con nosotros. >> buenas noches, aquÍ desde londres. >> dÉjame empezar la entrevista preguntÁndote por quÉ isis, el estado islÁmico, por quÉ mata periodistas, por quÉ no mata soldados, por quÉ mata periodistas norteamericanos. >> me parece que estos han sido de blancos de oportunidad mÁs bien, o sea, porque la cantidad de periodistas han entrado en siria desde la frontera con turquÍa para observar, para reportar sobre la guerra interna, sobre la guerra civil de siria desde hace varios aÑos, isis, cuando empezÓ a cambiar desde otros grupos yihadistas a esta forma mÁs extremista, entonces dio la oportunidad de agarrar, de secuestrar a civiles extranjeros, y en este caso la gran mayorÍa era o periodistas o personas que

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. >> reporter: others took to twitter, including comedian sarah silverman, who wrote: "my heart is tornhalf. she wasn't done." and wanda sykes tweeted: "we have lost a true legend. thank you joan for paving the way for broads like me." what made her special was that she loved what she did. there are a lot of comedians and actors who don't really enjoy the performing public part of their lives. she did. she would perform for two people in a room. we had been saying to each other, the friends, that she would be thrilled with the outpouring from all over the world. she was the consummate performer. she loved it! joan rivers was born joan alexandra molinsky in brooklyn in 1933, to russian jewish immigrants. after rising up through the comedy scene in greenwich village, in the early 1960's she performed on the "ed sullivan show." >> she not only writes funny, she is funny, joan rivers! >> reporter: and alongside johnny carson, when he was guest host of "the sammy davis junior show." their relationship would prove crucial to rivers' career, yielding many laughs over many years for carson and

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you just look at the tweets coming in, everyone from donald trump to giuliana rancic to sarah silverman. she really touched so many people's lives and has worked with so many people. the "fashion police" she does on the e channel, she invented that red carpet interview, asking people who were they wearing and making judgments about what they were wearing. she's touched so many people's lives so people are just waiting to hear what melissa is saying. to hear that she's in a medically induced coma it's hard for people to grasp because she was just doing a show on wednesday night and scheduled to do another show the next day right after this throat procedure. >> the irony that even during one of those shows she was even joking about her mortality and her death. i want to bring in more of the tweets from other celebrities there in support of joan rivers. seth rogen tweeted i really need joan to be okay. and also co-host kelly osbourne tweeted for the first time in years i got down on my knees and prayed tonight. i encourage you to do the same for joan rivers, my grandma, #inconsolable. amer

a special hour with the one and only then silverman, former head of nbc entertainment.ds. founder of relativity media. ryan kavanaugh. tinder. stay with us. newsroom.ut to the julie hyman is "on the markets." are diving into derivatives. time for today's options insight. is baycrestith more partners' anshul agarwal. not much action overall in terms of movement. you are looking at the vix. interesting trade. the vix has been picking up. >> not really surprising. we are heading towards the fomc meeting next week. it is not surprising, the jump from 12 to under 14. there until the fomc. an interesting thing that happened this morning, someone was selling the vix september 18 x, an etfting the vx that loosely tracks vix, and b uying the 88 strike calls. >> why? >> vix options expire wednesday morning. selling those options that do not capture the fomc. in strike,re equal he is buying those and not paying any money. it is an interesting way to capture the fomc spike. >> which tends to happen. more volatility around those announcements. another stock that has been volatile is