good morning everyone a a nippy start to the morning for you. we are also looking at rain on storm scan three. >> katie fehlinger is outside on the sky deck and already chilly katie. >> it is a cool day and we are not warming up too much from here in, fact. temperatures at best will top off in the lower 60's which we will discuss and i remember days when we were begging for to it even hit 50 degrees. now even though it is technically going to be cooler than average 62 degrees it is the the best we can hope for will feel cool to you. storm scan three is showing us this system. what you see off carolina coastline is where core of our storm circulation is. wet weather moving in through western pennsylvania, it looks like it is making a beeline granted, our western counties might get clipped by this but overall we expect wet weather to move in from the south to the north. now, with that said if you are in the poconos, in the lehigh valley, you are generally

going to find nothing more than just clouds here today but these are rain deficit as they stan, since may 1st specifically. we could really use a good drenching rain in allentown where you're two and a half inches below where you should be for monthly precipitation total. this is at the point where we're not having any major drought concerns necessarily but enough i would say hey let take a rain and enjoy it. because as we look forward in the forecast we have very nice weather for the holiday weekend. today lower 60's at best, not the a lot of movement on the thermometer and with more cloud then anything it will feel cool to you and you might want to think about having that umbrella in toe for midday vittoria. >> thanks, katie good morning everyone. traveling right now on our majors we are starting to feel the rush hour creeping up a little bit but it is only a little bit. we're still waiting. i'm interested to see how many folks are taking off today and tomorrow for memorial day weekend. the thinks i-95 right around 452, one of my favorite shots because it gives you a a nice

birds eye view of the roadway but good news is we're in the seeing any major delays on i-95 in delaware county. that is good news. also another piece of good news is blue route looks just fine and traveling on 476 this shot here not too far from macdade heading to and from i-95, it is a really nice commute. unfortunately on the westbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike before downingtown we have a truck fire now blocking all lanes. you will to have do some maneuvering and we will continue to keep you updated on that for sure. also traveling in new jersey, we have an accident at coals road at little gloucester road. we have a few alternate and it is a good eye tea to use those at this time. erika. >> thank you. new this morning philadelphia police are working to put together an unusual chain of events, a man, shot and left to die on the street is run over by a car. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us outside with the details good morning. >> reporter: erika, good morning. police are calling this a unusual homicide investigation. they are still on the look out for the the gun man this

morning. in the the meantime we have one man shot to death and another man under arrest for drunk driving this morning and a couple of people who were shaken up. they were in the area at the time of the shooting and they were almost hit by stray bullet. a dozen spent shell casings left in the middle of the west philadelphia street overnight after a a 29 year-old man is gun down and left for dead. >> we found 12 spent shell casings, all within 8 inches, some just feet away from where the victim had collapsed which is an indication that he was the intended target and also an indication that he was shot the from point blank range. >> reporter: as the crime scene unit collects evidence the in the 4700 block of west girard after a new police are calling this an unusual homicide investigation. the the shooting happened just before midnight but it didn't end just there. eyewitnesses tell police shortly after the man collapsed another driver, unrelated to the shooting ran over the body, police caught up to the 79 year-old behind the wheel two blocks away and

investigators say he appeared to be under the influence of alcohol. >> a 79 year-old male who drove over our 29 year-old victim after he was shot which appears to be accidentally was arrested for drunk driving. >> reporter: a five two-year old man and woman were sitting in the car after the the shooting and they were nearly miss by flying bullet which hit their window and door. >> had it been several more inches over, then the bullet could have went through the driver door or the front windshield and struck this five two-year old driver report the shooting victim was taken to the hospital by police where he was pronounced dead. investigators found cocaine and a gun on him. they are not releasing any motives or a suspect in this case. so far they are asking for public's help. they have found a business with surveillance camera, so they hope that video can help. we're reporting live outside philadelphia police headquarters jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". also police in norristown are looking the at an investigation in the shooting that happened late

last night on the 100 block of pearl street. police say one person was taken to the hospital gunshot wound. there is in word on suspects or a motive in the shooting, at this time. well, the investigation in the the amtrak derailment now centers around whether the engineer was using his cell phone. his attorney says that brandon bostian was not on the phone but the national transportation safety board is comparing the timing of bostian's phone activity with derailment. officials say bostian's shift was grueling and that equipment related delays, shortened his rest break. 6:05. the end of an era on television after 33 years on the air david letterman says good bye to his staff ape viewers. >> late night legend hosted his last show at ed sullivan theater in manhattan last night and "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us from the the star studded finally. >> we knew this was coming but it is hard to believe it is over. after announcing his retirement back in april david letterman hosted his final late show at ed sullivan

theater last night. he hit things off with a clip from the the late president gerald ford, lets take a look. >> my fellow americans our long national nightmare is over. >> our long national nightmare is over. >> our long national nightmare is over. >> our long national nightmare is over. >> our long national nightmare is over. letterman is retiring. >> he's just kidding right. >> i guess not. >> from there they gave dave a standing ovation for two minutes straight, a pretty long time there. when he quieted the it them down he addressed the one question he says, that he is just tired of hearing. >> i know people are well meaning but i'm sick and tired, maybe paul, you get this what are you going to to

now that you retire? what are you going to do now thaw are retired. welshing on kay, do you want to know what i'm going to do now that i'm retired. >> by god i hope to be the new face of scientology. and there were plenty of laughs, lots of memories and he is very sincere from dave. sixty-eight year-old host could moth sign off without one last star studded top ten list. >> of all of the shows yours is the most geographically convenient to my home. >> dave, did you know that you wear the same cologne as moammar gadhafi. >> yes barbara, i do know that. >> your extensive plastic surgery was a necessity and a miss take. >> dave, i have no idea what i'll to when you go off the

air. you know, i just thought of something, i'll be fine. >> honestly dave, i have always found you to be a bit of an over act or. >> i'm just glad your show is being given to another white guy. >> and lots more followed up that, we will have the rest of the top ten for you coming up at 6:30 including bill murray right at the top which is his forty-fourth appearance of the late show. he hads been a fan and friend for a long time. we will show what you dave did after the show in the next half an hour speaking of friend. we will let you know what they did. >> i love when comedians laughing at other comedians. >> that is a a list right there of comedians good that had to be one of the best top ten list.

>> thanks, nicole. for 33 years it is a long time on television, counting last night's finally letterman hosted 6,028 late night television broadcast. >> he welcomed almost 20,000 guests on his show, dave won 16 emmy award and of course, left with us kent less memories and all of those jokes you cannery tell the next day. >> so funny we will have more on letterman's final farewell, including ane motional tribute to his wife and son. chaos caught on camera inside one of the nation's busiest airports. why police used a taser on that man in front of the all of those passengers too. new information, in the mansion murders and fire that killed a family and their housekeeper, find out how a pizza crust led police to the suspect when we come back. >> ♪ >> i do love a rainy night. >> oh, yeah. >> rain on the window. >> i a had that on my sound

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a passenger breached security at los angeles international airport let's take a look. >> police stunned a man with the taser because he was not cooperating with tsa officers inn a airport police were

called to the screening area but man reportedly push past them and refused to stop. that is when taser was fired. man was taken to the area hospital for treatment. 6:13. here's traffic and weather katie. >> we are tracking a storm system off to our south. you may be curious, scratching your head why are we seeing wet weather in moving from the west? that is rotation that is taking place with this storm system. so most of this is going to be fizzling before it the gets to us and we're going to end up seeing our wet weather rolling from the south. it is a little bit strange just looking at the radar as it currently stand but that is how things will shake out here. it shows thaw very well in future weather. we have cloud cover settling in for you here, as we jump to the lunch hour or shortly there have after wet weather moving from south to north and you'll fine i would say generally just a few scatter showers this afternoon and evening in philadelphia. cloudy and cool further north you go. there could be pretty steady rain right on the immediate

shore. heading down there maybe for just an early jump start to your holiday weekend it will be dreary, and we will be running into slow travel on the garden state parkway for an example. as we jump forward to the seven day forecast, i got to say we will get wet weather out of the way now. we could use a soaking rain, but check in with this forecast especially saturday and sunday, beautiful monday, sort of feels like summer or unofficial beginning of it, and might be a shower or then are storms but first 90-degree day coming up on tuesday we think. >> yes, big warm up. >> things will heat up. >> indeed. hi young lady. >> good morning good morning everyone. things are starting to heat up with regards tour rush hour commute. lets take to you i-95 because i-95 is first police that happened. this is i-95, traveling southbound, that traffic coming toward you right the at girard avenue. heading in to downtown philadelphia, as i mentioned this is how it starts but it will be slow from about the

the betsy ross bridge through to this point. then even before you get here it the will be slow around cottman avenue, would i not be surprise that had some of that traffic even trails back toward academy. anyone traveling between north and center city, do i want to you expect the usual. traveling on the northbound side we are not seeing anything major just yet. unfortunately on the westbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike we have to report a truck fire, now blocking all lanes, before downingtown. if you are watching us right now, wait it out emergency teams are on the scene, we will let you know when it has been extinguished and finally cleared or when a lane has been opened up. we have a overturn vehicle in upper darby on springfield red near bishops avenue. best alternate is baltimore avenue and in delays for mass transit, erika. happening today within of the candidates for mayor of philadelphia a meets with the incumbent. mayor michael nutter will talk to jim kenney and then both will meet with reporters. kenney faces republican melissa murray bail think fall. yesterday the two had a joint

appearance, kenney beat out five other candidates in tuesday's primary. pennsylvania governor tom wolf will push for more education funning when he makes a stop in upper darby. he is holding a round table discussion at stone hearst elementary school. wolf says a 5 percent tax on natural gas companies could collect as much as $1 billion in revenue. lets check this morning's headlines and driver suspect of dui after he ran over a shooting vick i am in west philadelphia it happened before midnight near forty-second and park side. the 29 year-old victim was shot the several times and fell in the street. a 79 year-old driver ran over him, the the shooting victim died at a hospital. also philadelphia city council's web site is now backup and running after a hack attack. information about the council was replace by a screen with text criticizing the site's security. john bon jovi is today's commencement speaker at rutgers camden. he will get a honorary degree

for, his work in the community. good man. we will be right back, good

phillies wrap up their series in colorado this afternoon first pitch for today is 3:10 p.m. eastern time. ryan howard, the big piece hit his eighth home run of the season in the third inning last night. a very long shot into the center field seats. his eighth of the year. phillies find defense as well. check this out by center fielder, herrera that turned

into a double play. the nicely done. phillies win four-two. on the the ice rangers and lightening playing playoff who can any tampa and game end in overtime with the lightening on top. rangers could be in trouble with their goal tenning star goaltender henrik allowed 12 goals in the two games. tampa leads two-one with game four tomorrow night in tampa. well, sure sign summer is coming to the main line. >> world famous devon horse show steps off today. that he show has come a long way as a one day country fair, back in 1896. it is now the oldest, and largest outdoor multi breed horse competition in the u.s. the show benefits, bryn mawr hospital, and runs through memorial day weekend such a huge turnout for the the show. >> people from all over the the country and world indeed. one of the many heart breaking stories that emerged after the deadly tornado in texas, you may remember the couple who died saving their dog, beloved pet was found in her owner's arms.

>> now we have an update on the dog's road to recovery and how it is giving other tornado victims inspiration also this. police identified a suspect in the murders of the wealthy washington family at their home here, i'm susan

and, it doesn't appear as though our southern most counties will get drench here today. in the meantime off to the west is there wet weather on the move but i do think a lot of that will have a chance to fizzle a bit before it in moves into our region. our wet weather moves from the south believe it or not. meanwhile outside beach patrol headquarters we have got cloud starting to roll in. for now it is dry won't stay that way poconos is a spot that should stay just cloudy, meantime, doing some maybe memorial day camping it looks

like it will be a good forecast for at day and sunday vittoria. >> camping or glamping,. >> fun. >> i have never done it the but i'm sure it is great. >> right now if you are traveling on the majors, we are starting to heat up with rush hour traffic i-95 in particular southbound making your way from the northeast and downtown. traveling on the schuylkill expressway right around south street doesn't look bad on the westbound side, or eastbound side and, on the schuylkill making your way from city avenue and be mind all lanes are block from the westbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike at downingtown erika. police in washington d.c. have identified a suspect wanted in the murders of the wealthy businessman and his family. police say that family, and her housekeeper were tortured before they were killed in the mansion. cbs news correspondent susan man mcginnes has the latest. >> reporter: washington d.c. police are looking for darren dillon went, wanted in

connection with the quadruple murder and arson case in the nation's capitol. went is 5 feet seven weighs 155-pound, according to the washington post, police matched went to dna found on the crust of the domino's pizza ordered to this northwest d.c. mansion last week. detective say that the order came to the home, as a savopoulos, his wife amy, ten year-old son and house keeper were being held captive and torture. >> anytime there is a child involved it is one of the things that really shake us all up. >> reporter: authorities say during the ordeal an assistant to savopoulos came to the house here delivering a package containing 40,000 you dollars. police are looking into the the possibility that the money was an extortion payment. just a few hours later the house located just minutes from the residents of the vice-president, joe biden was set on fire. bodies of all four victims were found on the second floor. >> there were injuries discovered appear to be blunt force or sharp object

injuries. >> police have not said how suspect darren went is connect to the family. susan mcginnes for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". survivor of the texas to getting a new lease on life. >> story of apple gives them hope. she lived with the family in the hard hit community of van devastated by, the the twister last week. owners were killed in the tornado and emma was found inside their arms. she survived, injured and alone. one of the animals rescue team members found her later cowering in a create. >> they have been talking they have been trying to get her out of the create. i put her in the back and started loving on her and she came in my lap. >> loving on her. >> in addition to emma the animal rescuers said, emma's recovery give her hope that animals will fine loving homes. >> you cannot forget for the the animals as well as for the community. >> so true. coming up next on "eyewitness news" a brave

woman takes a picture of her breast and post it on facebook because it is going rye rally with because of the message it is sending. will we will tell you about it when we come right back, justin? ukee police in newark are looking for a man accused of attacking a jogger. what police know this morning. justin, thanks. former st. joes athlete sues the university over hazing allegations, what she is saying about the the sexually charged hazing she endured. katie is looking at rain for later today she has your forecast, we will be right back glad you are with us, good m

good morning here's is what happening. philadelphia police are investigating a bizarre chain of events. they say a man shot and left to die on the street, was run over by an allege drunk driver. it happened on the 4200 block of west girard avenue in west philadelphia. the 29 year-old victim was pronounced dead at an area hospital. the 79 year-old driver was found two blocks away and arrested for dui. there was also a couple sitting in a car at the time of the shooting, bullets narrowly missed them and they say the bullets struck a window and a door and police are looking for the man who attack a university of delaware grad in another

story, graduate student. >> that woman was jogging in rittenhouse park in new castle county some one grabbed her from behind but she broke free. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us live at newark police headquarters to bring us up to date just continue. >> reporter: erika, good morning. she was able to break free but what stands out in this case to police is that it happened in conditions, like this. broad daylight. the victim in this case, got a good look at the guy who attacked her and lurking around the park here to find him before it is too late. tuesday, just after 8:00 a.m. a with man jogging sees a strange man standing, on the the trail of rittenhouse park. so she chooses to go the other way, and then... >> a white male suspect lung out, grabbed her waist and rear end and able to break away ran home and called >> reporter: she escaped shaken but uninjured. newark police k-9 unit was called into look for signs of the man none were found.

police suspect that the man may be homeless, no surprise to some. >> they are known to have have people living in the park. i have seen them walking around. it doesn't surprise me. >> reporter: jogger is a 25 year-old grad student at university of delaware. word of whether happened has reached campus and put other students on a alert. >> you have to be careful. you should run with the partner. >> it makes me more aware when i'm jogging keeping track making sure you have your phone in case something happens. >> reporter: and so, a warning to rittenhouse park goers this morning, the the guy in this case police say is between 25 and 30 years old a a white male with dark hair, dark full beard, last seen wearing a red and white shirt and khaki pants. he was also, last seen carrying a blue bag. live from newark, justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". a former member of the st. joes university softball team says she was subjected to

sexually charged hazing. now she's suing the the university. that with man says hazing that she suffered back in 2013 was so bad that she thought about committing suicide. her lawsuit also names softball coach terry adams st. joes suspended the teen after the hazing allegation first surfaced. the school did not want to comment on the lawsuit. former super model janice dickinson is suing bill cosby for defamation, in the the lawsuit filed yesterday dickinson claims that the comedian falsely called her a liar after she publicly claim that he sexually assaulted her 35 years ago. dickinson is one of the most well known of the more than 40 women who have accused cosby of sexual assault and at least second to file defamation suit. she's seeking a jury trial and unspecified damages. right now 6:33. lets check with katie for our forecast, if morning. >> we are starting off with some sunshine in some spots the here, erika but does not the last very long. the as a result of the storm system nearby we will end up with a lit built of the dreary shadow being cast on the

forecast here today and it appears that right now we have a wall of showers moving from western pennsylvania. doesn't it? we will focus off the shore of the carolinas here. that is your storm center. we will see most of the moisture moving from the south even though radar is definitely deceiving us on that. but, a across the the west most portion of the suburbs you might the see a few showers already in lancaster county or westbound on the pennsylvania turnpikwith that said here's where we stan temperature wise. don't expect these temperatures to climb very much folks. we have already a 40's here in the mountains and in the rehigh valley. would i expect in philadelphia, we will tack on another 7 degrees or so, so, 62 degrees, that is all we can hope for today. down the shore yeah, we have started off with some sunshine here but it isn't lasting long. eventually the clouds will thicken and especially through the afternoon we will see a steady rain moving through again, that is specific to the shore. further inland you go, toward philadelphia, we will think it is mainly a couple of showers

that will roll through this afternoon and this evening in scattered fashion but it is not worst idea from philadelphia on south just have an umbrella, not the a bad idea. >> not too awful, we will take it. we will switch gears for a second because unfortunately we will finally have chopper over the scene of a very serious incident this was a truck fire, it is a truck fire extinguish in the westbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike, just before downingtown. look at the this, tons of emergency personnel on the scene and ill will stay out of the the way so we can all take a look at this because i'm seeing this for the first time. the tons of emergency personnel seen, everything just really just torched by the looks of it. it does seem to be that everything has been extinguished. again, this is westbound on the pennsylvania turnpike just before you hit the downingtown area. we are also getting word that there is a 2-mile backup because of the westbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike earlier all lanes were closed, right now it does seem to be that they are allowing only

the left-hand lane to move wye. so you have one lane on the west bun side of the pennsylvania turnpike, beyond this incident scene just before downingtown. again, it was an an earlier truck fire they have extinguish. we will continue to keep you updated on that. this is actually the turnpike beyond the the area of 422 where we are seeing residual delays not the too far from that incident scene. give yourself more time and expect rush hour developments on the usual majors, erika. vittoria, thank you. right now 6:36. you have experienced this probably yourself but research shows men and with men are different in their a approach toes managing money. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger said both can learn from one another. the she's up in new york for us right now. jill good morning. >> reporter: we can learn from each other but woman are better. >> here we go, boom. okay. two on one here. so is what up with the differences. >> reporter: well works man tend to view money more emotionally and they do focus on long term savings.

men, they are all about transactions, and performance. now this difference may explain why communicating about money is so difficult. we have a poll that shows americans in a relationship of those folks they said 67 percent said it is harder to talk about money then anything else. 29 percent thought it was harder to talk about sex just to put that in perspective. how about that. so how is this different impact investing. >> well, this is where we really shine portfolio platform sigfig conducted a study and found women investors earn 4.7 percent of year, men earn 4.1 per send. differential seems small, .6 of a percent but 100 grand invested over 30 years that gives woman a extra $58,000. now, of course, i love this stat despite under performance men were one and a half times more confident that they would beat the the market this year.

the big lesson men can learn from women is to stop traiting so much. under performance is because they trade way too much and it takes a bite out of their bottom line. >> yes, you know what jill, let's keep it real right now what can women learn from men. >> reporter: ran guard study found that women can be more risk avers then men. that can be good sometimes but not in the accounts stream. especially for younger woman who have decades to plan in the future. sometimes you need to take a little more risk, women and women tend to own more expensive funds then men so basically we're taking our money away on a annual basis. most importantly women really say they are not confident so women need to embrace their ability to manage your money kick your husband out of that role, trust yourself and for more men women and money including how women are better at planning for retirement, take that ukee, go to jill on money.com. ukee, hand your money over to the the women.

>> can't we all just get along. 6:39 in the morning. can't wheat get alone. make my day. >> that it did. coming up, the oil spill off the coast of california could be five times worse than first thought. they say this was a team effort we will talk to the men who ruled in a 820-pound shark at the jersey shore. nicole, something has changed. don't tell me. >> david letterman trade in his late show gig for a spot here at cbs-3. >> okay, in the the really. just me, but we will have highlights from his finally when we come right back. i heard this was the song, dave wanted to go out on foo fighters performed everlong to close out dave's final show. >> we will tell you why coming up. >> speaking of coming up, here comes the sun good morning

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the pacific ocean for several hours tuesday before it was shut off. vessels deployed floating booms to try to keep the slick from his spreading. five men from philadelphia make a catch of the lifetime off the jersey shore. >> catch is close to the garden state record set 20 years ago. group aboard the misfit caught a 820-pound shark 57 miles off of cape may. those men say they for the the a shark for over an hour as it swam closer to the boat. the that is when a marks men with decade experience, took his cue. >> all i did was get a 12 game shotgun, put a slug, and then i see the shark and my son says dad dad dad. i stepped in. i shoot him with the 12 gauge slug. >> the captain ron curran says had they made the catch in a few weeks they could have earn a quarter million-dollar purse in the popular shark tournament. >> 6:43. here's traffic and weather together with our weather watchers katie. >> they are reporting cool air

and cloud cover this morning. we have a lot of report sent in from the last hour. the quite a few folks in the northern suburbs right around 50 degrees for those spots. i want to focus toward city and off to the south toward the the shore points. we will take you just outside of philadelphia here in the main line where kelly was a new bye sent in from ardmore, lots of cloud at the 53 degrees. she did send us a picture. just a career i start to the morning here in ardmore, and that is what we are find nothing other spots as well. let me take you to another one to the southwest 50 degrees, there we go, sent in from dan a, one of our gold star reporters or watchers in kenneth square with a mixture of clouds and hint of sunlight and light jacket weather this morning. refreshing they says but some not ready might think it is on the chilly side and 55 degrees sent in from greg who has a mixture of cloud and sunshine. specifically in new jersey

and he said morning family. channeling ukee on that one. waking up to clouds, cool conditions and in upper township reporting with that observation. thanks for the reports. we will see a lot of variety here towards the afternoon with a a system that is just moving in. so here's is what happening. it looks lake is there a slug of moisture moving from west to east. much of this will be fizzling out, as it rolls our way and essentially guys, we will see wet weather moving in from south to north so, what you see on the radar looks awfully deceiving, and bottom line is you will see wet weather here from philly on south, maybe as far north as chester montgomery or bucks county, scattered showers but shore points could get hit with steady rain. it is all out of here by tomorrow. temperatures rebound. weekend looks beautiful. memorial day heatingeck it out first nine owe degree day that we have forecast ted. we have a good shot to get there on tuesday tore use. >> good morning everyone. i'll step out of the way

because we have live chopper three over the scene of what was an earlier truck fire. it was a trash truck fire on the westbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike before downingtown. you will notice emergency teams are still on the scene only one lane of traffic get by. so now that has been extinguish, we have to do all of the clean up. you could definitely see the westbound side of the turnpike being closed once again as it was, when this was engulfed with flames. it is now, we are now reporting a 3-mile backup and it is continuing to grow. give yourself some more time. schuylkill expressway is getting busy in the usual spots. same thing with 95. traveling vine street expressway eastbound we have a disable vehicle. we are getting a tire change. been there done that. if you are traveling in this area be mine full and my heart goes out to you sir or madam out there again eastbound on the vine right around broad street erika and ukee. after over three decade on television the longest reigns

late night host signs off. >> david letterman ended his final show with a list celebrities by his side and it looks like he is right by my side right now. >> david letterman left the late show and joined us here at cbs-3. >> we apologize for how many times we have done this but anyway it started and ended just the same as 6,000 episodes before, with plenty of laughs and truly memorable moments. what was it look to be inside the ed sullivan theater last night. let's begin with the warm welcome dave received from the audience. >> all right, sit down, thank you. don't make me. now, you see what happens we don't have time for the giving gifts to the audience segment. >> wouldn't that be nice to have to quiet people, stop

cheering for me. >> very nice. >> show began with classic dave a man who could leave us in stitches one moment, feeling sentimental the the next. one of the most sincere moments the 68 year-old host paid tribute to his wife regina and his son harry take a look. >> another justly just thank you for being my family. i love you both. really nothing else the matters, does it. >> before the show, harry want me to introduce his buddy tommy romano, tommy, right there. there is tommy. >> well done. >> he also gave it up for foo fighters last night and dave credits with helping him recuperate with heart surgery. they were all clad in tuxedos very nice, playing everlong one of their famous songs over show clips. lots of memories to go through. of course, what would the late show be without that famous,

top ten list, there was a very long list of celebrities to recite this one lets take a listen. >> thanks for letting me take part in another hugely disappointing series finally. >> dave, you are to comedy what i a am to comedy. >> thanks for finally proving men can be funny. >> dave, i'll never have the money i owe you. >> oh , no. >> bill murray. the fun actually continued in an after party at museum of modern art guests including ray romano who credits dave with his successful career on television, steve martin made an appearance alongside several staffers including the just saw, a long time stage manager, biff henderson who made many appearances on the late show. hard to believe it has come to a even, steven colbert will be taking over and make move from

comedy central in september. something to look forward to but certainly a bitter sweet night. >> he will be missed in doubt about it. >> lots of laughs and smiles. >> we are looking forward to watching our dvr later. >> yes yes. >> yes. >> terrific. >> nicole, thank you. >> 6:50. time to see is what coming up on cbs this morning. >> nora o'donnell has your preview, good morning. >> reporter: happy thursday to ukee and erika. we are at ed sullivan theater with surprisees from david letterman's star studded good bye. plus, the we will look in the tell evangelist asking his followers to follow him a 65 million-dollar private jet that is right also a top specialist in the studio 57 with how sleepy affects your weight. peter greenburg goes inside secret lab to find out how hotels are high tech, news is back in the morning, we will see new ten minutes. >> you got it, nor thanks much good little any of bus

that sleep study. >> i know. >> thanks, we will talk to you. for past five years first lady michelle obama has been promoting a a healthy lifestyle. now we know she has been following her own advice. >> in a clip posted on you tube first lady seen here working out in the white house and she makes it look ease tie, look at her. video promotes give me five campaign which is part of the fifth anniversary of the lets move initiative and this gets me. those are not easy. >> she did her crunches. >> yep. >> well done. >> how about that. >> if you got the opportunity to take a photo with the president what would you strike. some graduates of the united states coastguard academy had fun with the commander and chief, the president gave the commencement address there following the speech president passed out difficult problem as to pose with graduates some of them a little different but they had a great time wonderful. >> that is wonderful. >> yes. >> that is great. >> great photo that would be. >> coming up with the breast

cancer selfie that is going viral. >> but first here's is what coming up tonight on cbs-3. new jersey's pension system is a mess but don't blame teachers and other school employees. over 20 years, teachers have paid more than 10 billion dollars into their pensions, but new jersey politicians have paid just three underfunding teacher pensions by billions. unless the state makes its pension payments the entire fund could disappear in twelve years- threatening over 200 thousand teachers with poverty in retirement. school employees have done their part. now, politicians need to do theirs. it's only fair.

pets may have helped lower social anxiety but purdue university researchers found when children were exposed to companion april malls their stress levels, dropped. researchers say children may feel more secure since the animals are so accepting.

i'm telling you beautiful. woman from england posted a picture of her breast on facebook abe she hoped would it save a life. >> lisa royal was diagnosed with breast cancer, before she underwent a mastectomy she wanted to show other woman surprisingly subtle signs that are warning. in this post she wrote this is all i found very subtle dimples underneath that could be missed. and you see how small they are. american cancer society warns that skin dim sevening on the breast can be a sign of cancer but that is very brave of her to post that picture as a warning to spread word for other woman too. >> education and a awareness indeed. an important alert heading down the shore for memorial day weekend. towns end inlet bridge that connects avalon and sea isle city is still closed. renovations are running behind schedule so bridge will not be opened for another two or three weeks. it is being kept in the upright condition so boats can pass by. bridge and surrounding area suffered significant damage, since hurricane sandy.

of course, memorial will day weekend coming up but we cannot kick it off without sending our nicole brewer down the shore. the ocean will be unlocked tomorrow. nicole can soak in the san surf and sun in ocean city. don't miss nicole live in ocean city tomorrow morning on "eyewitness news" at 5:00. i'm starting to make a list of special snacks we want her to bring back, i'm voting for johnson's carmel corn. >> yes. >> yes yes and yes. all that. >> and a bag of chips. >> all right. >> i'm with you, katie. >> your forecast could not be better. it does peer that memorial day may bring a shower or storm but notice a question mark, not a guarantee. good stuff. vittoria. >> thanks very much, katie. traveling on the westbound side of the pennsylvania turnpike what you are looking at here is an extinguished truck, trash truck fire, on the westbound side of the turnpike before downingtown. one lane only. stay with us on the cw we will have more updates on that.

coming up next on cbs this morning tell evangelist under fire why he is asking his followers to buy him a 67 million-dollar private jet. now to continue following your local news weather traffic and sports we will keep it live and local on the cw philly. good morni

good morning. it is may 21st 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning." david letterman says good-bye in a late show filled with memories, and laughs. leftover pizza crust helps police identify a suspect in the mysterious murder of a wealthy family and their housekeeper. plus why a popular televangelist tells why he needs $65 million to buy his plane. what? >> of course he does.