there was charles osgood with a bow tie. he says, no. not two guys with bow ties on tv. >> this news organization's not big enough for two guys with bow ties. >> not on morning tv. >> what has charlie osgood done for the bow tie? emblem. it's an absolute accompaniment. to all that he is. >> they say is that perfect is the enemy of good. that's certainly true when it comes to bow ties. who do you think of this bow tie? >> i think it's a nice. >> but -- a little too perfect. that doesn't mean necessarily mean that it's pretied tie. >> do you doubt that i tied this myself? >> i don't doubt it. >> i unfurl yours. >> okay. >> all right. >> osgood: now let's see who could -- >> i was afraid you were going to say that. >> it's not a competition. >> hell it isn't. >> let's go. we're on. it's so hard. that. now the most important question of all. how good do we look? >> osgood: i if i we look pretty damn good. >> yeah. >> when i heard that you were leaving, i thought, maybe -- maybe there's a place for me on cbs "sunday morning." then i realized t

this is charles osgood. i'm charles osgood. have thought that the new name would last. but it has. i'm sure that the name will endure since the old one has long been out classed. is so it's charlie. got there too late for his own name to resonate, whose incomparable style the beloved osgood file has evolved into our charles the great. he'll be missed. it is surely a blow to lose someone we've gotten to know year by year, on and on. but he'll never be gone. we'll see him on the old radio. our special today is the seared ahi tuna. don't you hate that? when they don't tell you how much something costs and you have to ask? maybe that's why i always make sure to... ... "bring up the costs associated with your services." i know. transparency about costs. just one way edward jones makes sense of investing. [ rear alert sounds ]," [ music stops ]on ] ♪ on the road again ♪ just can't wait to get on the road again ♪ [ front assist sounds ] [ music stops ] [ girl laughs ] ♪ on the road again ♪ like a band of gypsies we go down the highway

comfortable. >> reporter: in 1994 charles osgood took over "sunday morning" from the venerable charles kuralt. >> good morning. i'm charles osgood, and this is "sunday morning." i know it sounds strange to me too, but here we are. >> reporter: you've got to know that the audience came to not just accept you but to really be very fond of you. what was that like as you started to realize that? >> i think if you yodo something every week and if you fill up their homes, then they get to know you. they're not even surprised when you knock on the door and say may i come in. ? ? we have actors and artists ? ? not just politicians ? ? >> reporter: in the 22 years since, charles osgood has taken us to cuba, explored the american architectural ? sunday mornings are filled with such things ? in the process helping "sunday morning" earn three recent emmys for outstanding morning program. through it all he's followed his own wise counsel. >> before your working years are through i hope whatever work you do makes you happy, makes you smile. you may be at it quite a while. ? the feeling is not ? ? ha

this is charles osgood. >> reporter: and in 1971 he launched one of the longest-running features in osgood file." >> edward r. murrow sure knew how to use his voice on the radio. >> reporter: several stories a day in two-minute segments that are surprisingly complex to craft. >> see you on the radio. i say that every week. a peculiar phrase some people think to speak. i've got a piece of mail or two on my shelf saying this sentence seems to contradict itself. improved by making it shorter and better. >> reporter: when the idea of television was presented to you, was that exciting for you or foreboding? >> it scared me to death. it just about scared me to death. >> good evening. time's running out to get the hostage crisis -- >> reporter: in fact, he says the first time he anchored a broadcast he got some constructive criticism from the legendary mike wallace. >> he said you looked like you had gone into the room to e the waste basket and you looked up and you saw walter cronkite's chair. so you said oh and you went and sat in his chair and you said to yourself i hope nobody catches me doin

>>> well, we at cbs are saying good-bye to a broadcast legend, charles osgood. he spent nearly half a century right here at cbs. the last 22 years as host of "sunday morning." charles is handing the microphone to jane pauley. his final show was yesterday rita braver has a look back at his life and his legacy. >> here it is, right here. nature's cooling system. the great american elm tree. >> reporter: whether describing a national treasure or deploring the plight of the homeless. >> being cold is not an abstraction but a reality you can feel in your bones. and the only ming that mthing t is to escape from the cold, and >> reporter: charles osgood says he wants us to take a closer look. >> let's see if he's there. >> you rang? >> and maybe in some cases to be angry or amused or sort of shake your head about this crazy world. and by the way, it is a crazy world. >> reporter: which helps explain how an economics major at fordham university in the bronx -- >> were the call letters the same when you were here? >> yes, they >> reporter: ended up at the campus radio sta

i am here to tell you that the rumors are true. >> reporter: few people would have begrudged charles osgood had he decided to anchor just a little bit longer. after all his program is the most watched news show on sunday morning. with its best ratings in decades. but osgood says it is time. for years now people, even friends and family have been, asking me why i keep doing it's just that, it has been such a joy doing it. who wouldn't want to be the one who gets to introduce these terrific storytellers. and the producers and writers and others who put this wonderful show together. i want to thank all of them. and all of you. our still-growing audience. for all of your support and encouragement. it's been a great run. but after nearly 50 years at cbs including the last 22 years here at sunday morning, the come. oz guides only the second person to anchor cbs sunday morning. taking over for another cbs news legend, charles kuralt in 1994. >> we'll be in the good hand of charles osgood starting next sunday morning. >> i'm charles osgood. and this is sunday morning. >> reporter: he won the audien

. >> charles osgood is signing off one cbs sunday morning. we have a preview for you. >> we will go outside right now. we have about 71-degrees in raleigh. little cloudy skies and it is a pretty pleasant day temperature wise. it sounds like on this fifth day of september 2015. i am justin quesinberry. >> i am stefan chase in for beairshelle edme. >> kristin and i were talking about how we enjoy cooking. >> you are talking about making chili. >> and taco soup with the cooler opportunity tuesdays. break out the crock pot and make some of these soups. it is feeling like fall and it is perfect for the season. outside right now. >> this is from he will meptdary school in cary. we have got cloudy skies out there and right now though. not feeling too bad out there. and we are locked into the overcast skies and showers pog and we head through the afternoon and before we see a chance of more showers for tomorrow and in for tuesday. >> temperature wise right now. >> low 60s and 70s and henderson and roxboro. >> 71 in durham and raleigh and 72 degrees a

. >> i'm charles osgood and this is sunday morning. >> add get ready to say good- bye, charlie, charles osgood is signing off. >> so long, it's been good to know you. >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. south florida is bracing for possible floods. a system that could become a tropical storm is churning off the coast threatening the region with several days of heavy rain. it comes as the miami area is struggling to contain the zika virus spread by local mosquitoes which can breed in just a bottle cap of water. omar villafranca is in miami beach with more on the double threat. omar? to miami beach on sunday to soak in the sun before the storms roll in. the ocean winds are expected to bring in several days of rain including heavy downpours. right now the main concern at the shore is the strong rip current. on land health officials want to make sure pooling water from possible floods doesn't turn into a widespread breeding ground for mosquitoes carrying the zika virus. property owners face a $1,000 fine for not getting rid of pools of standing water. local mosquitoes. 38 of those

./// ((brian loftus)) >>> legendary tv anchor charles osgood signs off for the last time. ((kirsten joyce)) >> we'll see how the coming up next on good day.// you're watching 8 news now good day. >>> vin scully la dodgers swung on and that's a high fly ball to deep left field to dodger run? and the dodgers have clinched the division and will celebrate on schedule. ((brian loftus)) >> vin scully's last broadcast at dodger stadium has a befitting ending. the dodgers came back from a 3-2 deficit and forced the game to extra innings and charlie culberson homered in the tenth for a walk-off win one that clinched the division for l.a. and gave vin scully the chance to call one final walk-off in his last tm >>> charles osgood/ cbs this morning host: "as i told you a few weeks ago, today is my last day as host of sunday morning. butt too i want to thank you all of our wonderful audience and i also want to thank all these people." : ((kirsten joyce)) >> a final farwell to cbs sunday morning anchor charles osgood. yesterday was his last day on the show. sunday's show was called "cel

. >> charles osgood introa deutions a new host of the cbs sunday morning. >> i am honored beyond words to follow in your footsteps. >> ninan: and it's a hollywood ending for another broadcasting ledge en. vin skully. . this is the "cbs weekend news." >> ninan: goods evening, i'm reena ninan with the western edition of the broadcast. would the deadly friday night shooting spree in a mall in washington an act of terror. officials are checking into that following the arrest of the suspected gunman. a 20 year old born in turkey. he was captured late last night in the town of oakharbor. tony dome pil has the latest. >> the sheriff lieutenant mike wl the suspect when he says he spotted the real thing. >> i did an abrupt you u-turn, and took the individual into custody. >> the individual was 20 year old arcancetin. born in turkey, now a legal u.s. resident. fbi agent says it's too early to say if it was terrorism. >> i cannot discounted it. >> he was found unarmed carrying a laptop and a leather bag. >> he said nothing. he was kind of zombie like. show him on a killing spree using a rifle to

tony d okou pil has the story. >> reporter: 22 years ago charles osgood took over one of television's most popular shows. >> i'm retiring from cbs news. this program, i'm happy to >> reporter: and he replaced one of television's most popular figures, charles ku ralt, charles? >> nobody has ever been welcomed as genuinely as you are welcomed here. >> thank you, charles, a real honor to succeed you, not replace you. >> reporter: by now it's the man with the bow tie and the penchant for the piano who seems irreplacable. >> wouldn't want to be the one without gets to introduce these terrific story terls. broadcast osgood directly addressed recent buzz surrounding his show. >> some you of may have heard rumors lately that i won't be hostk the sunday morning broadcast very much longer. well, i'm here to tell you that the rumors are true. >> reporter: on september 259 osgood will anchor his final show behind the doors of studio 45. he leaves behind the most watched sunday morning news program and perhaps even more surprisingly, a show that's been growing since the day he took over. >> if you

starting next sunday morning. >> i'm charles osgood. and this is sunday morning. >> reporter: he won the audience over with the trademark bow tie thousands, folksy style and poetic way with word. >> toe tapping is much more satisfying with shoes on. as sunday morning viewers know. mirror. >> osgood can tickle the ivories too. >> i know that face ? ? i've seen that face before ? >> wishing you had the days back again. >> osgood joined cbs news in 1971. his last tv broadcast will be september 25th. >> after which, you can still me on the radio. the osgood file continues. between now and my last sunday morning, i have got to practice singing that old weaver song -- ? so long it's been good to know you ? ? so long it's been good to know you ? ? so long it's been good to know you ? ? a long time since i've been along ? >>> the one and only charles osgood. that's the "cbs overnight news" ? >>> it's tuesday, august 30th, 2016. this is the after a scandal top hillary clinton aide huma abedin announces she's leaving husband anthony weiner. donal

i am here to tell you that the rumors are true. >> reporter: few people would have begrudged charles osgood had he decided to anchor just a little bit longer. after all his program is the most watched news show on sunday morning. with its best ratings in decades. friends and family have been, asking me why i keep doing considering my age. i am pushing 84. it's just that, it has been such a joy doing it. who wouldn't want to be the one who gets to introduce these terrific storytellers. and the producers and writers and others who put this wonderful show together. i want to thank all of them. and all of you. our still-growing audience. for all of your support and encouragement. it's been a great run. but after nearly 50 years at cbs including the last 22 years here at sunday morning, the time has come. oz guides only the second person to anchor cbs sunday morning. taking over for another cbs news legend, charles kuralt in 1994. >> we'll be in the good hand of charles osgood starting next sunday morning. >> i'm charles osgood. and this is sunday morning. >> reporter: he won the audience over w

. >>> plus charles osgood the host of sunday morning. we will have a preview. >> looks like the sun is starting to rise. >> little bit of a gray sky out there. sun, september 25 and 1st sunday of fall. >> i am justin quesinberry. >> i am stefan chase in for beairshelle edme. yesterday and it was hot to start the weekend. uncomfort blbl hot, i think for folks out there. and very big difference across the area. we are feeling with clouds outside. >> you can see. >> the university camera with the raleigh skyline in the back ground there. >> this is through most of today. >> we are seeing very few light showers. impacting part of area. and popping up only the radar here. and not a lot in the way possibility throughout the day today as a cold front works it way through the area. >> 72 currently m raleigh. it is 71 in durham and right along the virginia border here. and in roanoke rapids and 69 degrees in roxboro. >> 71 is the current temperature in fayetteville. >> now, as i mentioned, we have a cold front moving through and we tip to slide i

exit pelley. >> i want them to think that i'm just a person and talking to them. >> reporter: charles osgood was talking to cbs evening news anchor scott pelley when he made a surprising revelation. osgood approached his broadcast to millions like a conversation with an audience of one. >> i can tell you the the name of the person i'm talking to. it's my sister. we were born in the same year, irish twins they used to call us. >> in three... off tomorrow, he will leave behind the most-watched sunday morning news program. >> i'm stopped on the street often. people say, "you're that guy from cbs." and i say, "yes." and they say, "oh, i love '"sunday morning'"." not the cbs evening news, not "60 minutes." they also say i love '"sunday morning'"." >> reporter: pelley wondered if explain the show's appeal. >> they get up on sunday morning is not i wonder what the troubles are in the world today. i think they want to watch something pleasant and expresses some of the better parts of our nature. >> reporter: as for osgood's own nature, it's always been hard to define-- poet and author, musician, and

cbs broadcasting legend, charles osgood is signing off. ? so long ? ? >>> welcome to the "overnight news." south florida is bracing for possible floods. a system that could become a tropical storm is churning off the coast threatening the region with several days of heavy rain. it comes as the miami area is struggling to containt zika virus. spread by local mosquitoes which can breed in just a bottle cap of water. omar villafra omar. >> sun bathers flocked to miami beach to soak in the sun before the storms roll in. the ocean winds are expected to bring in several days of rain, including heavy downpours. right now the main concern at the shore is the strong rip current. on land, health officials want to make sure pooling water from possible floods doesn't turn into a widespread breeding ground for mosquitoes carrying the virus. pools of standing water. in florida, 42 people contracted the zika virus from local mosquitoes. 38 of the cases are right here in miami-dade county. elaine? >> omar villafranca. thank you. chief meteorologist, craig setzer tracki

cbs broadcasting legend, charles osgood is signing off. ? so long ? ? it's been good to know you ? ? ? >>> welcome to the "overnight i'm elaine quijano. south florida is bracing for possible floods. a system that could become a tropical storm is churning off the coast threatening the region with several days of heavy rain. it comes as the miami area is struggling to containt zika virus. spread by local mosquitoes which can breed in just a botte cap of water. omar villafranca in miami beach with more on the double threat. omar. >> reporter: sun bathers flocked to miami beach to soak in the sun before the storms roll in. the ocean winds are expected to bring in several days of rain, including heavy downpours. right now the main concern at the shore is the strong rip current. on land, health officials want to make sure pooling water from possible floods doesn't turn into a widespread breeding ground for mosquitoes carrying fine for not getting rid of pools of standing water. in florida, 42 people contracted the zika virus from local mosquitoes. 38 of the