one of the things that surprised me in getting to know joan and melissa was how involved joan was not missing a single event of the soccer game as a kid. plus, we mentioned earlier this friday will mark the one year anniversary of joan's death and moving on has not been easy for he l melissa but the only way her mother would have wanted it. >> the greatest way to honor my mother's legacy is to keep going. because she was not a quitter. nothing ever stopped her if she couldn't get through this door, she went through that window. talked about what would be the best way to honor her legacy and the best way is to be okay. >> at times, me list islissa wa and reflective but likes to laugh and shared her own roller coaster of emotions. >> kind of a disaster this week. right now, you know, the fact that i ran out of soap this morning on my sink made me unravel. >> she inspires so many people. is there one moment when someone explains to you how much your mother changed your life? >> it's always happiest when they say, she made me laugh or made something okay or inspired me to keep going. you

. >> what would joan say? >> how she's coping one year after losing her mother. >> it's been hard. >> the tears, the memories. >> this is my mom's watch. >> and why is cameron diaz getting hit with pregnancy rumors? >> and janet jackson back on stage four years and breaking down. what happened? >> also -- >> fun, flirty. >> we're with riri in new york talking kanye's vma moment. and -- >> certainly know how to get a set quiet. >> inside rob lowe's new show, producing and acting with his super genius look-alike son. >> he was one of the leading interns in stem cell research. now he's going to be wearing make-up for a living. >> now "e.t." with our take on today's top stories. >> hi, everybody. thank you so much for tuning in. >> a lot going on tonight. here is our top story. >> melissa rivers stepping into her mother's shoes. as "fashion police" finally returns. >> it's been hard. and everything is bittersweet. and everything is a first. >> it's been a little bit of a crazy year around here and well, i'm still

is this what you call the joan look? >> i became gi joan. i walked into a hair salon that i had never been to before and asked the lady behind the counter, do you have anybody here that can shave my head? and this tall guy named juan walked over and said follow me. and he put his cape on me. he pushed my head forward and i heard -- i heard that razor. it's a very odd thing for a woman to hear. that and he was like right over the top of my head. don't ask me why, afterwards i got down and picked up all the hair on the floor and put it in tin foil. >> doctors advised sandra to have a double mastectomy. she is cancer free and by her side has been her partner in life, new york governor andrew cuomo. >> after the mastectomy, what were the words between you and andrew? >> well, he was the last person that i saw before i went out. he was in his scrubs. he said okay, we're doing this. i got in my little suit on the operating table and he put his face next to mine. you're good. i love you. >> he said you're good, i i love you. what did you say back t

hi, joan. >> so glad you r are w paiihnts in every way. >> and a birthday, too. you had a birthday last saturday. >> and my daughter lindsey, her little daugt hter parker came toddling in, and happy jo-jo. >> not grand ma. >> no, jo-jo. >> and another little one? >> yes, and mason born two weeks ago at 8 pounds and 2 ounces. beautiful boy. >> and when you look back at the images of you, does the it e seem like a fetime ago or yesterday? >> well, i know on social media people would say a blip. but it was a year out of my life, but i will have to tell you that i started to journaling from day one and in the beginning, i would journaling so i could remember what the dock doctors were saying and the white blood cell count and a then afterua waile i startd letting it all out and how i wam expr essing the feelings, and the message on social media and like that somebody would write and say my daughter had triplenegative 2 and she passed away and i would sit there and say, oh, my gosh, the possibility of actually passing away bec e a reality, and i would clean out all of

like all of you, we miss joan here at "e.t." and since this is the one year anniversary of her death, we went back to our vault to bring you joan in her own words. >> a tradition in comedy. this is the way comedy is, to another level now. >> yes, of course you feel the void. but it's little things that are such a part of your daily routine that hit you. the other hard time is with something really funny happens and i want to immediately call her and tell her. >> what's your favorite sexual position? she said next door. concerned. everything we said, we are the jokers of the world. we are here to amuse. it's wonderful. >> i can't believe she's dead. i still don't believe that. she was such a force of nature, joan, you can't tell me she's not on this planet anymore. >> grow old gracefully? god gave us plastic surgeons. that should be the 11th commandment. thou shalt make thyself look good. >> mad every day and i think that's a good way to honor her because she would be pissed. >> she's going there to the rose parade. >> you knew h

friend joan rivers' death. >> i can't believe she's dead. i still don't believe that. she was such a force of nature, joan, you can't tell me that she's not on this planet anymore. she said to me one time, i was doing a standup show with her. i was complaining about it of course. that's my thing. she goes, joy, do it while they still want you. that's why i'm on the view now. >> joy gets to reteam with whoopi. this time around, she'll share the table with paula ferris and candice cameron. >> rosie gave it a second shot. it didn't work. how confident are you -- >> ten. that i would leave in the middle of the the year? >> no, that it's going to work. you're going to stay and love it. >> i've had a lot of therapy. that's what you need at the view. i worked in a mental hospital which prepared me to work there. so i'm not worried. >> do you stay in touch with your former co-hosts? >> rosie and i are friends from the '80s when we were both kmee comedians. >> elizabeth? >> no. she's busy. she's got 10,000 children. they all look like dick cheney. no

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noches, no una ni dos sin otras veces ha sido vinculado un hermano del fallecido cantante mexicano joan sebastian, con la desapariciÓn de los 43 estudiantes de ayotzinapa en guerrero. la mÁs reciente es la apariciÓn de dos letreros donde se denuncia que federico figueroa podrÍa tener muchas respuestas sobre el destino del grupo de normalistas. como nos explica andrea gonzÁlez la nueva acusaciÓn relaciona con un vehÍculo considerado como la pieza clave en la desapariciÓn de los estudiantes. andrea: federico figueroa hermano del fallecido cantante joan sebastian fue relacionado con la desapariciÓn de los 43 estudiantes normalistas de ayotzinapa. la maÑana de este jueves dos de las llamadas narcomantas fueron colocadas en morelos, en ellas se seÑala a figueroa como lÍder del grupo delincuencial guerreros unidos, junto con su presunto cÓmplice noÉ reynoso alcalde destituido del municipio de amacuzac. >> lo Único que demuestra es el cogobierno que habÍa en iguala durante aÑos. andrea: en uno de los mensajes se lee: esta no es la primera vez que se vincula al hermano de joan

joan, so excited about having you here all week. starting next thursday and friday you're going to have lots of surprises. we're going to see you out on the plaza, so for more information got to sign up. go to today.com. find that pink power button and -- and get with joan. >> yeah. happy birthday again. >> thank you. >> great having you with us. >>> just ahead, private tragedy in the public eye. we're going to talk to kim goldman 20 years now after the o.j. simpson trial but her family in the spotlight. but, first, we'll take a look at these messages, your locali'm . story... ==topvo== authorities are investigating an early morning chase that ended in a deadly police sh >>> a very good morning to you. we have a developing story. authorities investigate an early morning chase that ended in a deadly shooting. the deputy shot and killed a carjacking suspect near interstate 238 and east 14th street. investigators say the suspect initially shot someone in a conduct in oakland. that victim is hospitalized, and the suspect then tried to t

joan, so excited about having you here all week. starting next thursday and friday you're going to have lots of surprises. we're going to see you out on the plaza, so for more information got to sign up. go to today.com. find that pink power button and -- and get with joan. >> yeah. happy birthday again. >> thank you. >> great having you with us. >>> just ahead, private tragedy in the public eye. we're going to talk to kim goldman 20 years now after the o.j. simpson trial but her family in the spotlight. but, first, we'll take a look at >>> live on the george washington bridge. 8:26 on tuesday, september 22nd. a man is recovering after scratching into a row of businesses in west islip. he was driving a white maserati that bound into a bagel shop and chicken restaurant. both stored closed at the time. he was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening issues. >>> we still have up to 20-minute delays in and out of new york, penn station because of a disabled amtrak train. on the roads, we have an accident coming off the upper level

se ha publicado y romo raend que hay problemas en el rancho de don joan sebastiÁn. la administraciÓn cayo en manos de federico filoing figueroa y josÉ maule figueroa que estÁn corriendo mucha gente. hay gente que llevaban aÑos y que los estÁn corriendo con bajas indemnizaciones. tuvieron la oportunidad de platicar con una de las ex empleadas que puede liquidada y esto nos dijo. >>> uno desconoce cosas de la ley entonces, pues ahora manejan a como ellos quieren. >>> pues sÍ, la he pasado mal porque uno estÁ contando con un poco mÁs de lo que le darÍan a uno. van a seguir des pidiendo gente pero poco a poco. >>> fuerte eso. >>> telemundo estuvo haciendo esta cobertura especial de la muerte de don joan sebastiÁn, mucha gente alrededor nos decÍa, que don joan contrataba a cualquier persona que llegaba a su puerta a pedirles trabajo cuando llegaba la fecha de hacer el corte y pagar a todo mundo, don joan decÍa ¿por quÉ tantos empleados? y dele zain, porque tÚ ayudas a mucha gente. >>> decÍan que no iba a despedir a nadie que iba a quedar como a joan sebas

another was joan of arc. she had this great buddy that was her comrade in arms. he fought by her side and then retired from the military and went on to become a child murderer. that was probably one of the darker episodes in the book and yet it amused me in a six and because the other thing about joan of arc is about her gears after she was reduced to ashes and was a little late on that for her. again, it is just a matter of knowing a little bit about history. i'm not an historian. i'm a reporter of history. i discover all these gems as i look at one thing. if you read a biography there's 400 things that pop up much better than the obvious. and yes there are some good days in history. this gentleman over here had a chance to ask a question. >> you mention the gentleman survived another sake in hiroshima appeared wondering if there's any other bad days with a silver lining with the bright spot. >> yes, of course there were a few. the only one again that comes to mind right now is the instance of joan of arc being alternately found not guilty so her legal reputatio

april and joan are going to stay with us. ahead this hour, more fallout from the latest clinton e-mail release. and later, new details out of kentucky, where a county clerk says she's putting the law of the supreme being over the ruling of the supreme court. stay tuned. so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the solution. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep it all digital. we're looking to double our deliveries. our fleet apps will find the fastest route. oh, and your boysenberry apple scones smell about done. ahh, you're good. i like to bake. add new business services with at&t and get up to $500 in total savings. everyone is looking for ways while to cut expenses.s unique, and that's where pg&e's online business energy checkup tool can really help. you can use it to track your actual energy use. find rebates that make equipment upgrades more affordable. even dev

joan london and sandra lee sharing with "e.t." their emotional battle with cancer. more than 200,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer each year. but these two stars are proof that there is hope. but it's not without incredible strength. >> how do you feel? >> i am feeling great. >> tell me about the hair. i love it. i love it. >> i've got back. i'm kind of digging it, you know. i never ever would have cut my hair like this. it is kind of funny when someone passes me in hairthe store or something and said, hey, i like your hair cut. like i cut it. this is how much has grown back and i'm so happy to have it growing back. >> joan's journey is nine months of treatment, 16 rounds of chemotherapy. she lost her hair and before boldly doing this on the cover of "people" the 65-year-old experimented with many different looks and many different wigs. >> is this yourgi jane look? >> i walked in a hair salon i had never been to before. you asked the lady behind the counter he, do you have anybody that can shave my head? they looked at me like i was from mars. this call gu

joan, why don't you kick it off? >> you know, the united states has the most family hostile policy in the developed public world. i'm sorry to say i don't see that developing any time soon. in the countries that have paid leave they have much stronger unions and a much more proactive attitude towards government. not sure i see changes in public policy i'm sad to say. >> stu, are you more optimistic? >> yes, i am more optimistic because i see a push for national legislation, next week actually you're going to see news of a letter to congress that i and 150 plus of my business school colleagues from around the country, the top 25 schools and others, were writing this letter to members of congress in support of a family act which is just that. it's family medical insurance leave. will it pass now? probably not. but eventually we're going to see it. >> thank you both for joining us today. thank you. >> thanks for having us. >>> now here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week "on the money." stocks have

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service for joan rivers, guess the first speaker was howard stern. he gets up there and starts talking about the -- [ mute ] private parts. >> we ran out of time. >> he's quoting joan rivers. the rabbi is sitting there. his yarmuke flew off his head. everyone started nervous laughter. >> we're going to leave it right there. that's it for us. >> happy weekend. >> have a great holiday weekend. don't forget our labor day special monday 5:00 p.m. eastern. "special report" up now. >>> hillary clinton says she did not stop and think about her e-mail setup when she became secretary of state. she's thinking about it now. this is "special report." >> good evening. i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. hillary clinton says she is not sorry. but it remains to be seen whether the investigation into her e-mail scandal and the possible emergence of joe biden as a rival will give her something to be sorry about. chief white house correspondent ed henry is covering the 2016 race from san juan, puerto rico tonight. >> reporter: hillary clinton tried to move past her e

bring in april ryan, dan ball, chief correspondent frr "the washington post" and joan walsh, editor at large for salon.com. thank you all for being here. dan, let me start with you. is it fair to look to britain's political elections and compare them to politics here in the united states? >> well, jonathan, for a long time, there's been some parallel relationship between, on the one hand, the conservative party in britain, and the republican party here, and the democratic party here and the labour party in britain. some of those relationships have frayed a bit over time. but i think it's always the case that people on this side are looking at what's going on there and vice versa. so when jeremy corbyn wins the election for the leadership of the labour party, it was a stunning development there. and obviously some of the same forces that were successful in helping him to win are affecting what's going on in the democratic race here. the parallels are not perfect and i don't want to carry them too far. but certainly there is unrest and the progressive grassroots in both countries. >> i r

en seÑora a cero. >> joan sebastian hoy en aguas calientes 18:00 pm se le va a rendir un homenaje, tu beso ana marÍa, seÑoras y seÑores de auditorio de telemundo que joan sebastian fue un hombre a caballo, hoy le van a dar el tÍtulo de caballos de platas se lo va a entregar la asociaciÓn de criadors de caballo de pura raza en mÉxico, serÁ en aguas calientes por cierto josÉ manuel figueroa se hijo llegÓ y habrÁ que recordar que el seÑor joan sebastian aprende a cantar a bayo cuando tenÍa que ir hacer mandado de un pueblo a otro como hacÍa dos horas de camino, se aburrÍa en el caballo iba cantando en paz dance el gran joan sebastian que sigue recibiendo reconocimientos que el pÚblico le estÁ dando a carmen salinas ustedes saben que es diputada, es decir de un partido polÍtico en mÉxico y se quedÓ dormida en la primera sesiÓn, vean el me me que le pusieron, lentes especiales para diputados y senadores para que vean que estÁ dormida y le pueden hacer con ojos claros, con ojos viscos carmen tranquila, nada mÁs falta una mano y un vaso para la baba, con esto regresamos

and so we will also have joan lunden. and she has a new hairdo. >> she is fantastic. >>a w y see it, she looks like pink. i love it. she looks like pink. >> very chic. yes. and elvis is duran, and we adore elvis, and i promise you he was here two weeks ago and he was here for artist of the week, right? >> yes, this young girl 19 years old, and she was noticed in 2011 when she posted something on the youtube and she was singing jesse jay's "price tag" which is a great song. ♪ money money money ♪ forget about the price tag >> and she has a norah jones kind of sound. >> and now her new video has 4.2 million tunes. ♪ >> well, she has grown up, and she has a beautiful voice. oh. we are going to be meeting her in a little bit. >> and joy bauer is here, too, and she is going to be transforming cheesy en chill law das to joyful food, and she is going to tear us up, and all under 400 calories so great. >> and we had some fun from the producers of "ellen's" staff, and we didn't know what we were getti getting into, and they wanted to do a skit, and then they told us it wa

joan saint joan of arc and the parish of ascension of our lord smack in the center of this west kensington neighborhood. >> now after 60, 70, 80 years of being in that pack river they had to say goodbye. it was very very dull. >> reporter: abandoned sold out, loft is how many in this community serviced by this century old parish feel today. >> orlando gonzales says when ascension fell so did the hope and guiding light of this neighborhood. >> it's falling apart. i mean you see drugs all around it. it's just sad. >> our community has been abandoned in many ways. >> reporter: saint joan of arc will not go the way of ascension vows sister hin today. >> we're working very hard to maintain a presence here. >> reporter: rallying volunteers and donations in a crusade led solely by this feisty spunky nun. >> you're simply not willing to give up on this community or this church? >> no, i'm not. >> reporter: to provide nourish many both physical and spiritual to community who has very little to give any more but they need a lot. >> people come from all over. >> reporter: the old world style church h

april ryan as always, ron reagan, joan walsh. it's a turning point. i think it's a point of inflection. if you're still with trump after what he plays here, you've got to really examine your conscious right now. much more on what we heard from donald trump tonight and also from carly fiorina last night. this is "hardball." when you see how excited she gets and the passion in her voice, it's a little bit crazy. anyway let's watch this. here is mccain answering a similar situation. about the muslim training camps. and that bad things are happening there. and that bad things are rand paul went for susan b anthony. when can we get rid of them. stake. >> children should not be this guy is talking about truth. he's playing with the belief, i would argue, some would argue, this guy is some sort of interlope. he somehow snuck him. he wasn't really in the high schools like the records weren't really his. he was snuck through and created a false biography and somehow got to the white house. this is really conspiracy nut case stuff and there he is perpetrating i

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say joan of arc in harrowgate. smack in the center of west kensingtokensington neighbor. >> after 60, 70 years of being in that parish they had to say goodbye. it was very very difficult. >> reporter: ban donneed sold out, loft how many community serviced by this century old former parish feel today. orlando gon gonzales when ascenn fell so did the hope and guiding light of this neighbor. >> it's falling apart. you see drugs all around. >> our community has been ban donned in many ways. >> reporter: saint joan of arc will not go the way of ascension vows this sister. >> we're working very hard to maintain a presence here. >> reporter: rallying volunteers and donations in crusade led solely by this fis fisty, spunky in many nun. >> you're simply not willing to give up on this community or this church? >> no, i'm not. report to provide nourishment and spiritual to a community who has very little to give any more but they need a lot. >> people come from all over. >> the old world style church holds popular sunday mass

i like joan jett, i love rock and role. one of the great rock and roll anthems. >> yeah. >> she's an orioles fan too. >> we will play that coming up. >> i mentioned this earl willer we will watch this low pressure system which is just annoyingly, lingering, right off the coast, just when we're trying to plan a papal visit or whatever else you are planning for this weekend. just enough to annoy us and keep us on our toes. we are watching computer models which have it sneaking inland and maybe giving us rain on saturday but most likely it will stay far enough off shore, that we will not have to worry about rain, cross your fingers, for that one. the there is a look at area of rain off the north carolina coast. that is system we are watching but we have a disturbance out to the west of us. here in lancaster county, berks county, lehigh valley, you may be seeing some showers this morning, even western part of the chester county just some very light showers this morning, so wet roadways we will encounter. we are not seeing any r

gregory >> florence moran gregory >> pedro grehan >> john michael griffin >> tawanna griffin >> joan donna griffith >> warren grifka >> ramon grijalvo >> joseph f. grillo >> david joseph grimner >> francis edward grogan >> kenneth george grouzalis >> joseph grzelak >> matthew james grzymalski >> robert joseph gschaar >> liming gu >> jose a. guadalupe >> cindy yan zhu guan >> geoffrey e. guja >> joseph peter gullickson >> babita girjamatie guman >> douglas brian gurian >> janet ruth gustafson >> philip t. guza >> barbara guzzardo >> peter m. gyulavary [ bell ringing ] >> gary robert haag >> andrea lyn haberman >> barbara mary habib >> philip haentzler >> nezam a. hafiz >> karen elizabeth hagerty >> steven michael hagis >> mary lou hague >> david halderman >> and my husband. my kids and i, we love you very much, and we miss you every single day. and it is -- my kids and i would like to humbly thank everyone that has helped us through the last 14 years to be able to gently go through the sorrows, the suffering, the pain, and thank you all very much. the city, the nation, the friends, th

and we're going to move on to joan who is watching us in stacy, minnesota. joan, you're on. aller: yes, i am also very grateful that pope francis, who's truly a man of god, he's inspired me to be a better person. i thoroughly enjoyed his speech to congress. thought when he touched on a ulture of, you know, redistribution of wealth, common good, i think that what he had to say to congress was needed. it was powerful. perhaps we all need to soften our political lines a bit and work as one for the common good . i'm just thrilled that i had the opportunity to watch him on c-span as so many of us were, of course, unable to be in washington and to see him and to be able to hear this. at this time in the world when a man like this is sorely needed to speak to the people and to reach out to people and to use the powerful congress of the united states to do this is epic. >> thanks, joan, for your comments. next up is lisa and lisa is in albuquerque. you're on the air, lisa. lisa is on the democrats' line. caller: hi. i just wanted to say that the speech that pope francis delivered wa

greg: we heard that from joan rivers. >> joan didn't suffer fools gladly but she was the most lovely woman. rosanna: this book fear of dying is the last of the triology, right. fear of flying, fear of 50, fear of dying and what, moving only to another subject? >> here is what i think, i think these two best friends, vanessa and the aging writer are bff, for life, best friends forever. maybe the next book is about them. >> okay. >> that is what the perk ewe lating. best friends traling through life together. rosanna: you think about the books for a while? >> this was nine years to write. my parents were dying. my father at 93, my mother 101. my daughter had three children. my step daughter has one child. life interrupted. if you have a family, -- >> greg: you are busy. you sold a lot of books. good for that. >> 27 million. all over the world. including chinese, spanish. greg: meet her tonight. >> union square 7:00, i will be signing books and answering your questions. talking about anything you want to know. rosanna: i like that. greg: when did you start writing? >> nine or ten years

following her older sister, actress joan collins. that same year collins had a brief affair with marlon brando, twice her age. >> that was a very short fling. i mean, he was my favorite movie star. and you know, marlon's great. >> reporter: collins described scribbling out pages in longhand. she wrote some 30 best-selling novels, several of which hit the big and small screens. but her work wasn't without controversy. romance novelist barbara carlin described collins' debut novel "nasty, filthy and disgusting." earlier this month collins revealed to "people" magazine she'd been diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer six years ago. only her three daughters knew. she told the magazine, "i did it my way, as frank sinatra would say, and no one has ever known until now, when i feel as though i should come out with it. now i want to save other people's lives." >> try to make exciting stories. and i know that my readers, they love what i do. and they have fun with it. and that's the most important thing. >> private memorial services are being