his appearance was followed by the last singing guest, bob dylan. here fans are still holding out hope to see letterman's final show here tonight. there are stand-by lines, but as you can imagine, those tickets are extremely hart to come by. >> i bet, don champion at the ed sullivan theater. you can assure yourself you'll be able to see his last farewell. it promises to be afternoon hour of laughs and surprises and maybe a few tears. it can be seen tonight at 11:35, 10:35 central. straight ahead, back in the fryer. a fast food colonel returns played by a famous "saturday night live" comedian. >>> and too many suspected frauds are off the mark. why weigh yourself down? try new aveeno® sheer hydration. its active naturals® oat formula... ...goes on feather light. absorbs in seconds... ...keeps skin healthy looking... ...and soft. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results. ♪ [music] ♪ jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be s

bill murray along with bob dylan saying goodbyes to dave tonight.ill murray dave's guest 33 years ago. dylan with a special performance tonight as well. that should be great. >> then tomorrow, dave's final show will be an hour filled with surprises highlights an final top 10 list. you don't want to miss that. that's for sure. and "eyewitness news" will be in new york as dave says goodbye. we'll have live coverage from the ed sullivan theater all day long starting on "eyewitness news" tomorrow morning. so keep an eye out for that as well. >> we say goodbye. not a top 10 weather day on the way it looks like, kathy unfortunately. >> going to be much different than today. >> yes. >> if you really like it warm and sticky you won't like the forecast. >> sorry. >> many people don't. we are looking at big changes in the weather. temperatures cooling down big time. we'll bottom out in the fours before those temperatures rise again just the signs of the season. take a look outside it is a beautiful night. center city philadelphia temperatures still in the 70s

. >> like bob dylan. >> bob dylan, joni mitchell, the byrds, crosby, stills, nash, & young, you know all these bands were, had political kind of uh lyrics and they were uh, some of them were very overtly political >> one of the songs on your new album, mister sister, caused a kind of a stir in the trans community. they said it was stereotypical. were you surprised by that reaction? >> i was very surprised. i was very taken aback because i thought it was very uh positive, sort of gender positive towards anyone i said that it was about anyone who was a self- you know expanding and tran--, and making a transition, anyone who felt betrayed by the mirror. so i meant it to be all inclusive. >> and that's an issue dear to your heart. >> well i you know i transitioned from being, you know i'm bisexual and i was always with men and now i'm with monica for 11 years, and going on 12, and so um, you know this is an issue that i'm, i care a lot about. i care a lot about gay marriage and equality and um, and i've always been very supportive of trans people, um, so i, i was surprised, but it's real

also, musical guest bob dylan. it can be seen tonight at 11:35 right here on kpix 5.o guest announced for tomorrow night's finale. >> back to the bird calling. i have a couple of fraternity brothers who went to the carson show and said it was so much fun. we have done a couple of stories over at piedmont too. >> have you watched one of his performances? >> i have seen letterman. >> it's amazing how professional he is even during the commercial breaks. working jokes and the band constantly tuning in. >> colder than this studio. >> you have to wear a parka! >> let's check in with liz. >> you have some serious news. >> we do. chopper 5 is giving us some live pictures right now of what we have been talking about all morning. this fatal accident scene in oakland near 5th and broadway. you can see the big rig involved. you can see the car involved. this all happening shortly after 2 a.m. when the car slammed into the big rig and the driver of that car was killed. there is still a fatal accident investigation going on near the 5th and broadway intersection as well as the ram

and bob dylan is the musical guest. and tomorrow night is the end of the line. show" with david letterman. it's right here on cbs, starting at 11:35, 10:35 central. >>> stephen colbert delivered the commencement address at wake forest university. >> for you grads, the future say dark chasm of yawning uncertainty. but don't worry, you don't have to face the future for like two hours. [ laughter ] first brunch then yawning uncertainty. >> the comedian was also awarded an honorary doctorate. colbert takes over on "late show" on september 8th. >>> coming up oscar-winning actor george clooney. and we'll leave you with some of the performances on "the late show." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." do you have nutritional gaps in your diet? try the improved formula of boost® original nutritional drink. each delicious serving provides... 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle, and 26 essential vitamins and minerals including calcium and vitamin d to support bone health. plus, boost contains 3 grams of fiber which helps support digestive health. t

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. >> bob dylan will play to 4 thousand people. >> can you tell me the process are you creating a wallhat does it look like. >> let me flip back to the rendering i'll do my best to explain it typically in an arena any reason has a house direction system it singularly is a large occur at an pocketed up their moveable excuse me. i'm sorry and then you basically, you cut the house in half or a quarter you do that to consultant the events the problem is taking the music performance you - it creates a sense your performing in a smaller venue it is not comfortable they have that with the wake field theatre with the curtains they've had success bus little answer to do something that looks at and feels for permanent we're using some walls for example, as as opposed to instead of curtains we're working with an consultant that has done it successfully internationally but in this country all the pieces you're looking at with exception to the stage we've done pocketing work to make sure it is required to support those kinds of events your essentially dropping those pieces down whether the side wal

bob dylan will also be stopping by this will be the musician's first appearance since 1993. then tomorrow, dave's final show will be an hour filled with so many surprises memorable highlight and his final top ten list and it is all right here on cbs-3. >> just past 4:53, no real surprises or memorable moments traffic wise yet right >> not really. dealing with dreary start to the day. we do have some fog some mist, even light showers. we will be dealing with road spray, so you need good wiper blades. ninety-five at cottman, both directions moving good. you can see visibility down little bit. that's what we will run into across the delaware vale. it the blue route just past mid-county, bolt directions looking good. but the visibility, low right now, little road spray, mist to deal with. now, we do have closure on the new jersey turnpike, this is northbound between exits one and two, woolwich township. do have two tractor-trailers involved in a accident closing down northbound side. also one lane closed southbound, the alternate for north on the turnpike, 295 coming over the de

. >> well tonight on letterman, bill murray and bob dylan. >> i would vote for him? >> absolutely. >> and have bill murray be vice president or something. >>> mid 50s out there. bill moon, 56 degrees. scott lester in whispering pines, 54 degrees. a better barbecue weather coming up this weekend as it is milder and sunnier. but we are not to the holiday weekend yet. high red showers and thunderstorms all over the western third of the country today. as close as clear lake, we had mountain thunderstorms there. we may over the next couple of days as the low pressure scoots down the coast working its way into southern california. but then, higher pressure doesn't even move right over the bay area. it gets close and changes the wind direction. it has been out of the southwest for 18 straight days. it will turn more northwesterly. drier, sunnier, milder, finally making it back into the low to mid 70s away from the waters in time for the holiday weekend. on the cool and cloudy side tonight and tomorrow the next couple of days. a slight chance of an isolated shower or mountai

bob dylan also has a special performance. watch the late show at 11:35 tonight after "eyewitness news" at 11:00. of course right here on cbs-3. >> and for a loft us, one of the things we remember most about dave letterman are those stupid pet tricks, i loved them. >> letterman's final late show philadelphia's own rufus cents skateboarding bulldog will be here in our studios tomorrow morning to perform his own stupid pet tricks. you won't want to miss that tomorrow morning right here on "eyewitness news". >> rufus in the house. oh, that's great. >> oh, also, that's not all we're doing for dave. >> that's right. >> our nicole brewer headed to up new york city tonight. she will be live at the ed sullivan theater tomorrow morning, to get you ready for the big finale. so we are all over this. >> yes, it will be a big fun day tomorrow. hope you can join us, tell your friends. we'll be right this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a fr

the next bob dylan does not stand a chance. >> your uncle is john tash. >> he is somewhere down the linectually met him twice. melissa: you are so honest. i love that. [laughter] melissa: he told you good luck. good luck. what is the biggest headwind for new artists right now besides this? what other problems are there out there? >> just a lot of noise. it is better to build a community and inspire them and help them share about. melissa: if you are on social media and you are out there no one will follow you. it makes sense as a business model. you love this song and people start to follow you. >> right. they will be leveraging loud. your digital word-of-mouth. that is how we all find our music. >> no. melissa: thanks, guys. check out shares of go pro. surging today as they announced plans for two new gadgets. nicole: you have to know those. go pro up three and a half dollars at this point. a gain of more than 6%. announcing products. a camera, camera as i should say. six cameras all in one. retailing for over $3000. each of those six cameras can be used individually or you can capture

tonight's guest, bill murray and bob dylan. you can watch letterman right here after kpix 5 news at 11. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> helping boys with special needs learn, grow and become contributing members of society is the goal of this week's recipient of the super bowl host committee's playmaker grant. green acre homes and school in sebastopol provides housing and vocational training force the young men who struggling with learning. >> so within the school, the vocational training program impact the students' lives by them a chance to see what they are capable of and good at and what the students produce drums and percussionist music instruments. >> the grant helps the organization support its organic teaching garden that helps students learn about nutrition and how to grow their own foods. as we count down to the big game there are just 263 days left until super bowl 50 rocks the bay area. >> the clock is ticking. >> it will be good. >>> how would you like to be locked inside a room for fun? >> believe it or not, some of the biggest tech co

>> it's going to be an hour filled with surprises, and we know tom hanks, and bill murray and bob dylanmong the final acts this week, and letterman is responsible for an entire new generation of comedians, and jimmy fallon and others say they were influenced by him, and maybe that will be one of his best legacies in the future. >> those guys have to have letterman on as a guest is what i think they need to do, when it's all said and done. when he is done. he is going to pop up somewhere. >> letterman has started to hint that he doesn't want to be disappearing entirely, and he says he is retiring from "the late show." he is getting the walter cronkite treatment. what does that mean? when he stepped down, he kept an office at cbs for the rest of his life, and he was given that support, and letterman is just as important to cbs in some ways. >>> let's talk about colbert, and it's -- is he going to change his name or not? >> it's colbert, and he has been in hiding for several months now. he signed off the "comedy central" show, and he has been taking a break for a few months getting ready f

she took us to see paul simon and bob dylan and we have seen a lot of great concert that most people may not get. [laughter] anita: lynda? lynda: one thing, my mother loved "gunsmoke." you have to remember this was in the really dark ages. sometimes state dinners interfered with watching "gunsmoke." somehow -- dad, he was very fond of mother, but somehow he got the white house communications agency to take "gunsmoke" for mother. this is the 1960's. they had not invented that yet. but they would somehow tape gunsmoke for mother so she could watch it. i should probably not be telling this, because it's probably illegal. but anyway -- [laughter] lynda: and wouldn't you know it, mr. r ness -- mr. arness was republican. that shows you how bipartisan we are. i would like to make a commercial. the former president -- the sitting president and first lady have been so wonderful to my family. i would like to start with papa george, and my father was president when he came in to congress, and because he had known his father -- he had served with your great-grandfather -- he then invited george

tonight on the late show dave's first-ever guest bill murray also music legend bob dylan. should be a good show immediately after kpix 5 news at 11. >> liz were you saying you wanted to go to piedmont high just to be a bird caller. >> but i didn't grow up in piedmont. i was in the next town over. >> do you have a few examples of bird calling? >> we'll let frank do that. >> no that was directed towards you. >> you are a pretty good bird caller i've heard. >> another day. [ laughter ] >>> we have some pretty good pictures now of some bird's-eye view pictures of this hazmat fire we have been watching all morning. look at that! the roof was just gutted. so this is all happening in an industrial area of san jose. pretty close to 101. and the only area that's still closed to traffic is that area around the fire reynolds circle. they have reopened zanker road as of about 5:30. they reopened it or even a little earlier than that. they reopened that stretch of zanker. it was closed because of toxic fumes coming from that industrial building. let's go to the bay bridge and here's a

we're going to see tom hanks, we're going to see bob dylan eddie vetter bill murray on the second to last episodes these are monday and tuesday. wednesday, we have no idea. it's an hour filled with surprises according to cbs. the network says nothing about what letterman has planned. some people wonder if jay leno might stop by. i'm starting to get skept alical. he never has. letterman didn't go on his final leno "tonight show." whatever leno is going to do, it's going to be a true show. all of the guys and some of the women who are finally breaking into late night, they're all indebted to him. >> his shoes will be filled or attempted to be filled by steven o stephen colbert. can he do it? >> i think he can. he's been off for months. he's had a lot of time to think about who he wants to be as a late show host. he isn't going to try to be david letterman. he knows he needs to show respect and appreciation for let eman letterman. he made a great show this week saying i'm going to honor david letterman by occasionally making cbs very mad at me. that's what letterman was so smart with in

bob dylan followed by that. they have not announced the final guest.ho will help dave say his final farewell who will be on that show wednesday? >> you're putting me on the spot. i figured bill murray would be the guest because of closure having bill been the first on his cbs and nbc show. people are still speculating about jay leno. >> we'll see. that would be a way to go out with the bang. >> live television still matters. got to be there to talk about it the next day. >> that's great. great to see you at "la times." . that does it for this edition of "news nation."otal we'll be back tomorrow. up next, "andrea mitchell reports." and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. put your hand over your heart. is it beating? good! then my nutrition heart health mix is for you. it's a wholesome blend of peanuts, pecans and other delicious nuts specially mixed for people with hearts. i said people with hearts. because hearts health is important. that's why i've researched optimized and pack

bob dylan apparently scheduled to appear on tuesday night's show. 33 year ace go that was when he startednbc revolutionized the late night genre. i tell you what it's one of those shows. david letterman to me, if you ask me who my favorite late night host is i would say letterman. >> think about how the entire comedy landscape has been reshaped. colbert switching over, jon stewart retiring letterman saying farewell. >> the thing about letterman that i hope is appreciated by people. it's like he's the old guy. he's 67 years old and younger guys have come along and revolutionized what late night is. but so much of what they are doing, it's letterman. he was the guy who made late night a parody of television. >> and having such adoring fans. people would be lined up for hours to get tickets. he really was a phenomenon. it's the end of an era really. >> we will see how steven colbert does this fall. how about this? the bernie sanders bear. the vermont teddy bear company is coming out with a special edition bear for bernie sanders. you can order this for the very affordable price of $79.99. it

bill: bob dylan was playing too.t ain't no easy ticket. 26 minutes past the hour. >>> want to get to a lawsuit filed that accuses four charities helping to help people with cancer of being a sham. ultimately duping donors out of $187 million. >> it is really said and pathetic to think that anyone could use a disease like cancer which affects some millions of people out here from young kids to our parents, our aunts and uncles. someone could use that in order to raise money to support their lifestyle. it is frankly uncon shunnable. bill: john roberts live in our newsroom in atlanta. what did you find out? good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, bill. the federal trade commission which is leading enforcement action says this is one of the biggest cases of charity fraud in u.s. history. ftc and officials from 50 states four related charities cancer fund of america, canser support services children's cancer fund of america and breast cancer society were all scram operations that scammed million of dollars from go

. >> musical guests bob dylan performing on the second to last show.s is a young david letterman in 1982 when he was weather guy for wthr. sometimes he gaive the forecast for fake cities. number five game changer, over 6,000 shows, close to 20,000 guests. 33 years later there is no denying he changed the way we watch late night tv. and that is not going to change. that wraps up the run down here. thank you for the privilege of your time. keep it here for the results of the senate vote. i'll see you here tomorrow. (woman) you want to eat... ...you want to eat, who wants to eat... (dog) do i want to eat? yes, i want to eat. (woman) do you want to eat? (dog) do i want to eat, yes. that's like nine times you've asked...yes. i mean it's beneful. i can actually see the meaty chunks and carrots right there...look at it. it's beautiful. mmmmmmm, thank you so much... but you know tomorrow night... ...how 'bout we just assume i do want to eat... ...you know speed things up a little. (vo) beneful chopped blends, a healthy blend... ...your dog will love. made with

the moment happened just before my personal favorite, bob dylan performing "the night we called it ato letterman's final show tonight and here's nbc's willie geist. >> reporter: long-time letterman favorite bill murray just the latest in a constellation of stars helping dave say good-bye the late show. after a few farewell months of celebrity selfies -- >> above the chin. above the chin. >> reporter: and talking retirement plans with presidents. >> what will you do when you're not president? >> i was thinking you and me could play some dominos together. >>dom knows. all right. >> reporter: tonight letterman will take the stage for one final hour to cap off three decades of redefining late night. the man behind top ten lists and stupid pet ten lists and stupid pet tricks. known for turning 53rd street into his playground. >> they are stealing their balloons. >> and getting stars to be his comedic side kicks. >> listen i know who has your balloons, tough guy. >> even getting matt into the act. >> how you doing, matt, everything okay? >> little bit warm out here dave, feeling lightheade

when bob dylan was -- said he is not busy being born is busy dying, you must also -- at another pointful song, stay forever young. i can see what he means now. as i face yet another presidential race coming along i'm at that point where i'm saying oh, gosh, i got to drum up the old excitement again. and it ain't that easy. how many times aim going cover a campaign where the opponents are named bush and clinton. getting a little old folks. right? i keep having all these people -- i don't know who is voting for these folks. everybody i talked to said we don't want another bush and another clinton. right? even barbara bush said. so she changed her mind now but anyway everybody says they don't want to vote for another bush or another clinton. must be somebody else and yet we keep voting for bushes and clintons. i think americans are really creatures of habits, or worse there aren't more of them following the news so they don't know anybody but the bushes and clintons. at least it's a familiar name and americans are brand conscious. that seems to be where we are. so for that i thank you al

dylan with the forecast there. >> i know you guys paying attention pimlico, two for two. winning horse one race away from triple crown. we'll talk to bob. can he do it again. >> "mad men" wrapping up for good not the only show. letterman, a look back how iconic shows impacted what you watch. >> a lot of "mad men" to catch on just saying. in a matter of hours, speaking of a madman matt lauer taking off for a bike ride all for red nose day. matt joining us live as he sets off into the sun on this epic bike ride. >> looking forward to that. that and much more when we get started sunday morning on "today.." >> i saw you tweet out you've got the show on lockdown. >> we do. we have this on lock down for you. >> all right. we'll be watching. for more than a year we've been sharing stories about mental health project called changing minds. now we hair a very personal story with one of our own. >> jim vances esis opening up about depression. finding the light after years of darkness. >> i feel like a guy that walks around with this big bag, this pack on my back. in that pack is nothing but masks. an i have a bunch of them. i can put whatever i