we air very late. we air very late. >> i'm a late night guy. >> seth: you are a late night guy?ng lincoln" -- >> mm-hmm. >> seth: "killing kennedy," "killing jesus," and now "killing patton." >> right. >> seth: and you claim the same guy killed all four of them? >> yeah. >> seth: wow, that's amazing. >> yeah. [ laughter ] time travel. >> seth: yeah, time traveler. but wh -- why is this, this killing series? >> i am a former high school history teacher. >> seth: mm-hmm. >> and i always tried to make it interesting for the urchins in my class, you know? >> seth: yeah. >> it wasn't always easy. >> seth: right. >> and then, you know, i decided i had a bunch of contemporary nonfiction best sellers. but i kind of ran out of things to say, you know? you can only bloviate so much. so i said, "you know, i'm going to give this history thing a try." so what i did was i combined, along with martin dugard, my co-author, a history with a thriller aspect. even though it's all true, it's nonfiction. we moved it along like a novel, and created a book that you don't have to like history to read.

our first guest is a tony award-winning actor who will take over as host of "the late late show" on cbslm "into the woods", which opens everywhere christmas day. let's take a look. >> what have you done with the cow? >> she ran away. >> what? >> never even reached home. i've been looking for her all night. >> how could you? >> she might just as easily run away from you. >> yeah, but she didn't. >> yeah, but she might have. >> but she didn't. >> but she might have! >> but she didn't! [ screams ] >> who cares! cow's gone. get it back. get it back! >> i was just about to do that, but here. in the meantime -- >> get away from me with that! i can't touch it. remember? by midnight tomorrow, bring me the items or that child you wish for will never see the light of day! >> seth: please welcome james corden. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: hello. >> hi. >> seth: it is so lovely to see you again. >> it's thrilling to be here. >> seth: welcome. i'm so happy you're here. this is a big -- i mean, having a british person here is so exciting for me -- >> right. >> seth: -- just in general because l

late show. and ben stiller is back in another installment of the night at the museum. the film is also one of the last to feature the late robin williams. we'll have a preview of the new movie when we come back. >> craig ferguson says farewell to the late late show. >> i'm not retiring. i'm stopping doing. that will i'm not stopping doing it. i'll still do it to you. i might do it a little bit earlier. i might do it in a different bliss -- place. >> after nine years, the wacky scottish comedian is moving on, but has to set what's next. ferguson spent his last show chatting it up with another retired talk show host, jay leno. >> just two guys with nothing to do. >> they may take on talk shows. they will never take our freedom. >> the show ended when ferguson andrew carry reprise g their roles from the car i show. ferguson woke up in bed next to kerry telling him i am just dreamtment i was a late night show host, were you a skinny game show host. will replace farring son march 23rd, in the interim

really some people will eat late night snack. those real any good shape, heavily, really thin, sometimes good for them. for us sometimes we eat too much. little snack is okay. bye wig -- big one, no. >> when you eat or you what eating? i always hear don't eat late at night because your body can't burn it off. >> good point. kind of controversial. it isn't so much about all the time what we're eating but you're right it is when we're eating. snow we're eating late at night, especially a bigger meal it, has no where to go, we're not burning it offer, where does it go? in our bellies or in our butts. you're right, erika, we have little late night snack, not one of these gourmet meals, no where to go but to our gut. >> if you are going have the late night snack, avoid the cookeries. >> right. >> what do beneath. >> little apple, fiber in there, apple with little peanut butter, protein, little hummus there, or cheese cheese sticks, that's good. >> plate of goodies? >> there is your late night snack. >> or mid-morning snack. >> real go

and friday late chance of shower i do mean late. hagerstown the leading edge of that line it doesn't get here until late. friday for the most part daylight hours, we're dry. your impact forecast for tomorrow is indeed on the low side with temperatures ranging between 42 and 46 degrees. there's 48 degrees for friday with that chance of rain late. only 30%. it's 60 to 70% chance right now on saturday. saturday right now, is looking like the wet day. the change we have for our weekend right now, is the fact that sunday is now looking dry. we go from 50 saturday to 42 degrees, much cooler on sunday yes indeed. still a fairly nice weekend. dry day on sunday. another chance for showers as we get into the early part of next week. on monday right now, we stay in the 40s. what about the trend? the next 7-14 day a lot of folks asking me we have christmas and holidays coming up a lot of ceremonies and christmas tree lightings. we look at that trend. we'll be right back. >>> military families had a little holiday fun at the white house today. t

if you are out super late, midnight 20s. gaithersburg, leesburg, manassas, even culpeper, 25 degrees by early in the morning on new year's day. day planner, sunshine across the board. 33 at 9:00, 37 with full sun at 1:00. next three days, again, a quiet end of the year and a quiet start. 41 for new year's day. 46, seasonable on friday. temperatures actually a little bit above average then. next seven days. we are looking at a little bit of rain developing saturday. will be rain. rain early on sunday. and arctic air monday and perhaps, not a big deal at this point, but light snow flurries possible tuesday afternoon and night. >> i see where the trend is going starting monday. >> it's that time of year. >> maryland playing football tonight in the late game and i checked it out a little bit, all tied up at seven all. >> i got good news and bad news for you. it started well. [ laughter ] >> terps won their first big ten basketball game and wait until you see how they did it. basketball and football. on the basketball side, how a

today, late rain filters in the evening hours. tomorrow, rainy, milder high of 355. brisk and chilly for the eagles on sunday. 46 cease. next round of rain's to be moving up in time, we'll go for a monday night arriving of rain and it lingers into tuesday morning. after that we're cool and dry. >> we're cool all the time. >> all right, police are working to find a gunman or gunmen after gunfire erupts in berks county. >> a walk with a dog leads to a close encounters with a bear, that story is coming up. >> reporter: we have a broken down vehicle on the i-95 near girard avenue -- 76 near girard avenue. we have developing news into "action news," we are at the scene of a deadly crash in cheltenham, a driver lost control of a car and crashed into parked cars on hilldale road near front street. the driver was pronounced at the scene. the crash caused expensive damage to several cars. >> that's the accident you've been watching, matt pellman. >> reporter: luckily that cleared out, investigation is over, there in cheltenham in the last half-hour they have everything reopen

this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight?s and applause ] that is great to hear. well, you guys, there's only one thing -- there is only one thing anybody is talking about today on the internet. that's right. this morning the u.s. and china made a deal to cut carbon emissions by 2025. they said, from now on, they're only going to use oil to coat kim kardashian's ass. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] which is not to say we won't still potentially have shortages. [ laughter ] i'm sure you saw it. "paper" magazine's winter cover featured kim kardashian shooting champagne into a glass balanced on her butt. [ laughter ] so if you didn't think she had any talent -- [ laughter ] you are still right. [ cheers and applause ] this is pretty shocking. especially if you were watching when it happened. monday night, megyn kelly accidently said the "f" word when introducing a guest when she mispronounced governor mike huckabee's name. [ audience ohs ] in the process offending bees everywhere. [ laughter and applause ] [ buzzing noises

watch late night with david letterman right here on cbs-3. if you are awake i'll impressed if you are up at 11:35 at night. >>> who will earn recognition in excellence and television and film. we will find out in a few hours when golden globes are revealed. >> kate beckingsale, and jeremy pevin will announce nominees and we will have them live, on the cw philly. >>> hey a video is crown you tube's biggest hit of 2014. mutant giant spider dogs took the top spot, a polish film prankster posted the video. he dressed up, an otherwise cute dog in a costume with eight creepy spider legs. it scared up to more than 113 million views, since it was posted, in september. >>> i had a's love to see the dog without the the costume, you know, rolling around, and that poor doing, so confused. >> get off of me. >> i don't understand. >> that is a good shot right there. >> 113 million views. >> that is too much. >> right now 55:53. we have some snow out there, katie. >> we do. we have a better part of the overnight featuring snow showers so you might walk out

the "late late show." danielle nottingham has all the details. good morning. >> good morning. they got to see many of their favorite comedy bits last night but they also saw a reflective side of the host who has decided to move on after a decade on the job. dozens of celebrities banging on drums joined craig ferguson in a musical send-off friday night. after ten years and 2,058 episodes the scottish comedian is stepping down as host of the "late late show" on cbs. >> what i was trying to do here and what i think we managed to do here is make something that wasn't here before. >> ferguson is known and loved for taking risks on his show, even when it makes him look silly. he talks to his skeleton side pic jeff peterson. >> we look forward to seeing you at whatever drive-through you're working. >> and to a dancing horse named secretariat whose identity was revealed on friday night. >> hey it's the last show. lift up your head. let's see who you really are. bob newhart? >> it's a style that has mate it on late

i don't like to be stolen from. >> and it is happening a lot lately. packages plucked right off people's porches. how one homeowner set out to catch a thief. ,,,,,,,, overnight in san jose. poli say: it may be the work of an arsonist. firefighters f ly >> three cars torched in two hours. it may very well be the work of an arsonist. firefighters found the first two cars fully engulfed near del mar high school around midnight. another set if on fire near yerba buina avenue. >>> one bay area homeowner got so fed up with people stealing his packages, he tells our christin ayers he decided to teach them a lesson. >> i opened it from the back. >> reporter: the first package disappeared from brian's doorstep back in october. >> it never showed up. >> reporter: he thought it was just a mixup until it happened again with some christmas presents last week. >> two days after it was supposed to show up, just an empty cardboard box with the shipping addresses on there. we figured someone had stolen the stuff and left the box behind. >> reporter: brian feels violate

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so cancel your flavor, or i will turn late night snack into late night slop which i believe is chelsea handler's favor. i mean it! >> not so fast. (cheers and applause) >> stephen, stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! (cheers and applause) >> let the pint go, stephen. or i'll give your eyes cream a neopolitan necktie. >> stephen: okay, okay, stay cool, jimmy. i'm sorry i insulted you. your eyes cream is actually pretty good for 12:30. (laughter) >> stephen: it's just not ready for the 11:30 time slot yet. >> thanks, steve. and your ice cream is okay too, as a pal at cleanser for-- .o. >> stephen: your eyes cream is like a jimmy fallon snl scratch, halfway through you break down laughing and you can't finish it. (cheers and applause) stephen, stephen, stephen! >> your eyes cream is like your cameo in bewitched, i don't have an insult. i just wanted to remind people that you were in bewitched. >> stephen: you son of a bitch. >> i am. >> stephen: come on. >> bring it. >> stephen: you think you can take me, old man. >> i'm like ten years younger than you. >> stephen: shut

it's terrible. >> for fans who purchased tickets to the show, piece train late again it was better late than never. those buying through a third party sight were issued a gift card to serve as electronic ticket but for security reasons the tower was only honoring tickets bought from the sight directly. >> i got this paid receipt. >> i have a paid receipt. >> and then i got instructions where my seat was. >> i was told i only needed the gift card an driver's license and credit card. >> todd hammond was more than 100 people who she would out hundreds to third party vendor and was initially turned away. >> they assured each person this was 100% guarantee. you will have no problem getting in the door much it's a in you type of paper less ticking they're trying. >> took the day off of work. drove six plus hours to get he here. reserved a hotel room. >> gale and chris drove from rochester new york and were ready to go home when they heard this. >> people that have gift cards serving as tickets, they will ab loud entry two at a time. >> gift card holders were eventually allowed in. but by then

everything is fine until we get towards late thursday or late wednesday. system comes into the north bay at 6:00. then it stalls out there. the reason being. that's a wave forming. that's a change in wind direction on the front. it does a couple of things. it slows it down. it can intense fine. i think that will -- intensify. i think that's what will happen on thursday. we'll ease into it. fine tune it on wednesday for your thursday. cloudy to mostly cloudy. 60s to near 70. extremely warm air mass. the water temps helped by the coast. you are sitting at 62-degree water temps. everything starts to increase on the clouds beadz and then rain starts late wednesday in the north bay. it may take a while to get here. >> you were talking about the tide -- >> 3:30 in the morning is the high and then there is a low at 8:30. that may help. >> and that's when the bulk of the -- >> i think it's slowing down. >> all right. he will keep an eye on it for us. >>> big changes for amazon starting today. coming up next, the new options. this may help you save money and even m

we were about 20 minutes late coming in. >> reporter: not too bad. >> not too late. we're still waiting for the bags. >> reporter: i did notice the belt stopped moving. >> belt stopped moving. it's been about 15, 20 minutes waiting for the bags. >> reporter: limited visibility and a low ceiling delayed departures delays ranged from a few minutes to more than an hour. oddly it helped it was christmas eve. unlike the day before thanksgiving it is not a huge travel day and airlines actually cut back on their number of flights. yours aye ways cut its schedule by 18 percent compared to a normal wednesday. >> a lot of flights yesterday and there's many flights this morning now in the afternoon and into the evening, they have been cut back. >> reporter: still tens of thousands traveled through philadelphia today. as for their plans for christmas. >> we're going to tampa and then we're staying in the florida area for two days and they we're going on a cruise. >> i'm going to go home and make cookies and eat ice cream. >> we'll be in the air flying to germany, to munich. >> r

some of you may remember that rhodes college is known within these halls as theal ma mater as the late justice abe fortis. professor huebner is the author of two books "the sum and traditional justice." and "the taney court, justices rulings and legacy." he is co-editor with the late kermit hall of the 2nd edition of major problems in american constitutional history, currently he is completing a narrative history of the civil war and american constitutionalism to be published by university press of kansas in early 2016. additionally, he serves -- i'm happy to say, as the associate editor of the supreme court historical society's journal of supreme court history. i could continue as professor huebner's accomplishment and publications are many, but that would leave us less time for his words. and so, i hope you will all join me in welcoming professor timothy s. huebner. [ applause ] >> thank you, justice scalia. thank you, jim goldman. and david pride and the society for the invitation. special thanks to jennifer lowe for making all this possible. it's an honor to be here. on october 12t

during the next three months, in late 1864 and early 1865, lincoln won re-election as president. union forces under the command of general william t. sherman in georgia continued their march to the sea and eventually northward into south carolina. and congress debated and passed a 13th amendment to the constitution ending slavery and in effect overturning the slavery portion of the dred scott decision. meanwhile, the public debate over taney's legacy and the meaning of emancipation had begun. by this time, the emphasis that african-americans had always plalsed on the "they have no rights" aspect of the opinion became an important part of the national discussion. as the 13th amendment moved swiftly toward ratification by the states that year, the question of black citizenship and black rights moved to the forefront. now that blacks were free, what rights would they have? in the midst of this, taney and dred scott, now more closely connected than ever, became a symbol of the old pro-slavery order, the pre-civil war slave power. on february 23rd, 1865, when senator lyman trumble of

big changes coming in late tuesday. we will have more of the forecast in a few minutes. >> it is the end of an era if for the san francisco 49erss. >> final game will be a victorious game. >> reporter: the team announcing tonight they are parting ways with jim harbaugh. we are live where the faithful want to know what happens now. >> reporter: that is what we are wondering, where will jim go next? according to comcast sportsnet they say they are heading to michigan. the contract is worth $48 million for 6 years and they will hold a press conference on tuesday but fans at today's game are not happy that this was the last game with jim as head coach. >> it kind of makes you mad. with we pay all of had this money to sit in that expensive stadium and you hear about the players quitting, you hear about the coaches not getting along and the gm does not like the coach. it is ridiculous. >> reporter: we know jim will not be staying in the bay area. it was official. the 49ers and harbaugh have muteuely parted ways. we are report

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the late show is next with david letterman and jim carrey.d letterman and jim carrey. have a good night. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now, six feet of sunshine, david letterman! captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs

this is pretty much all completed by the late 1960's.e richest people in cuba had left the island. >> so tell us who the cuban five r. >> they were intelligence agents who are part of a lger web of intelligent groups: wasps. 12 of them either got please or fled and got away. >> and they were charged with what? >> failing to register a foreign agent, false identity. >> has the u.s. ever done that? >> the u.s. has never tried anybody for failing -- failure to register a foreign agent. u.s. is doing all of the all over the world, so they don't want to set a precedent. they deport people and arrest them and say go home. they expect that to happen if americans are caught, let's say in a foreign country in eastern europe, let's say. having infiltrated some terrorist cells in chechnya or wherever. this is what this kind of intelligence is all about, and everyone understands it. also identification, of course you have false id, or you will be known. so these are not serious charges. legally, they do have penalties associated with it, but these h

too late to affect the course of the war. the decision to remain in richmond rested with the government. as a professional soldier of the confederate republic, lee loyally carried out government policy. there is an aspect of perseverance, however, where lee may be criticized. unlike grant who learned from experience, the virginian continued fighting in ways that had worked well earlier in the war but were no longer applicable in the mid-1864. unlike at chancellorsville, his counterattacks at petersburg almost never drove the union strike force from the field. at best, they simply stopped the force short of its objective. counterattacks failed to overcome the confederates. -- the federals. instead, they simply produced mounting confederate casualties with no corresponding conquest. for lee at petersburg, the old ways no longer worked. such hallmarks of generalship characterized the exercise of command by lee and grant at petersburg. yet with armies ranging from approximately 50,000 to 60,000 secessionists, and from 100,000-127

>> seth: this is seth meyers from "late night." who is ts?an of woodfield farm in watersburg, maine. >> seth: hey, judy. so, woodfield farm? what do you guys dup there? >> well, seth, we have a 60-acre farm full of free roaming dairy cows which we use to make the most delicious and fresh organic dairy products like butters and cheeses. >> seth: that sounds great, judy. >> but we spend most our time stockpiling ammunition for judgment day, as foretold in the film "terminator 2." woodfield farm is ready for you metal bastards! come and get some! >> seth: okay, that's enough. let's see if i can find anybody. >> oh! >> seth: looks like the erest guy again. >> yes, it's me. i'm still falling without my pants! oh, it's so cold. oh! seth, can i ask you a quick question? >> seth: yes, sure, go ahead. >> what's the song that goes do, do, do, do. >> seth: i think it's "push it" byalt-n-pepa. >> oh, that's it. that's it. you're right. okay, thank you. i just remembered i'm falling to my death. oh! >> seth: all right. let's see if we can find somebody el

we haven't been able to do it lately.tever it is as an individual got to get yourself up for the game and get intense. >> wash ton wizards having success this season as a complete team. last night all 12 players contributed in their big win over miami. tomorrow night they host a team that are nothing like them, the lakers, lead by one guy, cob it bryant. he leads the league in points for game right now but in his 19th season is he capable of going off for major points? we pose that question to the players. >> if i want to say he's not capable anymore then tomorrow go for 40-50 and i'll look stupid so yeah, he's capable. he's been aggressive all year this year and we know he's going to come out looking for shots and we just got to be ready. we have to be ready for everything. >> he is 36 years old, like i said his 19th season, leads the league in points per game this year but despite having the super star the lakers are just five and 13. but kobe did miss todays shooter round ahead of their game against detroit and coach s

it happened near rambo and ford streets in bridgeport montgomery county late friday night. the male victim was first struck by a ford explorer. police say the driver stopped for a moment and then fled that scene. the victim was then struck by a dark green cadillac or perhaps lincoln suv. police say that the driver of that vehicle just kept going as well. >>> new details in the murder of a northampton county mother, jessica paget stepfather gregory graf is facing charges after the body was found buried on his property. the district attorney now says graf videotaped himself sexually abusing the the body. they found taped evidence of the abuse, on graf's computer on thursday. graf has reportedly confessed to the crime. >>> 7:05 right now. we are learning more details about a failed rescue attempt that ended in the death of two hostages in yemen including an american. cbs news correspondent danielle nottingham reports this was second rescue attempt in a matter of days. >> reporter: u.s. officials say al qaeda a linked militants in yemen killed photo the owe journalist luke some

this is "late night." how's everyone doing tonight? are we well?ers and applause ] that's great to hear. this however was not great to hear. some unfortunate news to start with. olympic gold medalist michael phelps was arrested early this morning for drunk driving. yeah, and police say phelps aggravated the situation when they tried to give him the breathalyzer and he held his breath for six minutes. [ laughter ] which is impressive but you can't do that to a cop. [ applause ] you can't. some political news, the u.s. government has announced a deal that will keep american troops in afghanistan until at least 2024. at least 2024. so, apparently obama is going to leave the whole mess for president beyonce to deal with. [ laughter and applause ] she'll deal with it. i could not believe this. according to new reports, iraqi military pilots accidentally dropped food and other supplies at a camp for isis militants instead of the iraqi army. in their defense, in their defense, it was an iraqi army camp when the pilots first took off. [ laughter ] [ audien

sorry about his -- too late. [ cheers and applause ] too late. it's too late che.t quote from walt disney. walt disney said, "all our dreams can come true if we have the courage to pursue them." his first draft a little different. "all our dreams can come true if we never wake up. that's why i'm going to cut off my head and freeze it." [ light laughter ] such a beautiful dreamer. with a frozen head somewhere. now we have winston churchill who famously said, "if you're going through hell, keep going." let's see the first draft. "if you're going through hell, tell hitler i said "what's up, bitch?" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] will do. will do, winston. [ cheers and applause ] next we have that motivational kitten poster that says "hang in there." very nice. let's see that cat's first draft. "hang in there? here's a better idea. help me out of this [ bleep ] tree." [ laughter ] somebody help that baby cat. and next we have sammy davis jr. who said, "the ultimate mystery is one's own self." and his first draft, "the ultimate mystery is this ikea shelf." [ laugh

stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. hope to see you next week. bye-bye, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- jason sudeikis. from "grumpy cat's worst christmas ever," actress aubrey plaza. an all new "second chance theatre." featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. [ cheers and applause ] and now, here he is, seth meyers. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] good to hear. that's good to hear. it's thanksgiving week. is everybody excited? [ cheers ] everybody feeling thankful? well, big weather news. i have to tell you some big weather news. meteorologists expect that the east coast could get up to six inches of snow tomorrow -- up to six inches of snow, which is the biggest travel day of the year. so traveling back home is going to be miserable, plus it's going to snow. [ laughter

♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back to "late night," everybody.ieve no matter how different two things are, they can still have common ground. to prove it, it's time once again for "venn diagrams." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: you remember venn diagram, take two seemingly separate groups and find out what they have in common. first up, things said about odell beckham on sunday night. on the other side we have things said about a single jewish doctor ready to settle down. in the middle we have, quite a catch. [ light laughter ] quite a catch. [ applause ] he only used three fingers. quite a catch. thanksgiving is almost here. on one side we have cranberry sauce. on the other side we have your uncle rick after thanksgiving dinner. in the middle we have, things that are hard to get out of the can. [ laughter and applause ] the arrival of thanksgiving means holiday shopping has begun. so on one side we have black friday shoppers. on the other we have the grass in front of a middle school. in the middle we have, things that get trampled to death.

. >> there were reports late last night of possible siting in doylestown bucks county. police say a man was walking his dog when a man dressed in camouflage, who looks like brad stone, pulled a knife demanding his car keys. the victim had a gun, shot several times, but missed the man as he ran into the woods. a shelter in place order has been lifted for that area. >> today's tuesday, december 16th, good morning, everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. schools in the upper perkioman school district are closed this morning as authorities continue their manhunt. >> stone is accused of murdering his ex-wife, five of her family members, all across montgomery county. jan carabeo joins just lower salford township with the very latest thon story and the search. jan? >> reporter: ukee, erika, you mentioned it, in a over abundance of caution, upper perkioman schools are closed today as this manhunt continues. it is just the latest step in a officials are doing in hopes of pro tech ago community as this manhunt continues, this killer going on rampage, throughout sev

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me too. >> after ten years, craig ferguson ends his run of the late late show.ny award winner james will re police ferguson starting march 23rd. in the interim, guest host will be filling in. >> you watch the late late show, on our sister station, cbs-3. loose need bleed yan cobair hosed comedy central talk show. don champion has the details of his star studded sends off from cobair's next place of business, the ed sullivan theatre in new york city. >> a star send dollars send off, after nine years of satire on comedy central steven cobair, a list help on his final show. lime inch areas like george clinton, george lucas, child charlie roads, even big bird, sang him off the stage with the classic tune we'll meet again. >> ♪ >> it was pitch perfect bar did i of pundants, and it was one he rarely broke, even until the end. >> make a -- i know that this is and emotional night for a lot of you. so i want to start the show tonight, with something, a little more upbeat, syria. >> last april following david letterman's announced he would be retiring in 2015, cbs moved q

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here is what happens late monday night and tuesday. the high moves out. the low that has been off shore triggering the weather, gets closer to the shoreline. getting another wave of rain over the bay area, late tuesday and wednesday. we will get more rain. it will be windy this time. the winds have not been that big of a problem. they will be more of a problem with a potential of 50 mile-an- hour gusts, that is tuesday morning. but the tpaouture cast is painting pretty much -- but the future cast is painting a pretty much different picture, chowds and a drop or two from time to time tomorrow, nothing big, nothing steady until tuesday. weather alerts near effect tonight. a buff 6,000 feet. windy up top in the sierra. and, we will sum it up looking live at levi stadium. not much on monday, rain and wind early on tuesday. then, midday on tuesday. then we get the final, the finale of all of this, the low pressure that is off shore. powering through on wednesday. then we get a chance of thunderstorms. so, tuesday,ed with look active. out the door tomorrow morn

more like late november than late december. 54 degrees with sunshine for saturday.e'll ring in the new year next week. here's your first look at the new year's eve midnight foreca forecast. 28 degrees, brisk and cold. much colder than christmas eve has been. our "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast you can watch the temperatures steadily drop we go from the 50s all the way down to the 30s and cold front sunday into monday the culprit a few snowflake mixed in on monday then we're dry for new year's. definitely going need to bum up outside. temperatures in the mid 30s during the daytime. 20s at night. get the updated forecast any time with our cbs philly weather app. check live radar, get severe weather alerts and share your storm pictures with us. download that app now on i tune and google play. >> good to do that now we enter snow season. >>> absolutely. >> keep track of everything. >>> have it right there. >> kate, thanks so much. >>> sure. >> rob ellis who are with a look at the sports world. >> pretty storm season for the eagles. >> yeah. >> no question about