dave started something. >> dave dave dave dave dave dave dave! >> in 2000, dave showed a much softer side after emergency heart bypass surgery and five weeks of ott off the air, giving a touching tribute to the hospital staff that helped him. >> these men and women right here saved my life. >> and when dave shows his human side, it's a real treat. you're like, oh, what is going on here, who is this person we didn't know? >> the episode earned an emmy nomination. >> the year later, the september after the 11th, he couldn't hold back his emotion. >> i was in the makeup room with him. he was pacing and trying to figure out what he would say. >> if you live to be a thousand years old will that make any sense to you? will that make any goddamn sense? >> letterman was the first late night host back on air. >> he made it okay to start laughing again. >> fatherhood also changed him. >> in 2003, he and his girlfriend had a son harry named after dave's late father. >> it's been really sweet to get to see these big moments in his life, from his heart surger

the request was that dave shouldn't talk to an announcer and dave shouldn't do an opening monologue.thinking that's it? that's all the things we are not to do? that leaves everything. >> merrill marco was the brains behind much of late night. she and dave were involved professionally and romantically for a decade. >> everything i found in the phone book that made a claim, i would ask them about it. if they said bulbs, i would say who else? >> she would send dave there to harass them? >> besides bulbs, what do you have? >> nothing. >> what can you get here? >> parker developed many of the trademark segments. >> i think i'm ground zero for dog videos. >> i hope they don't let him drive after this. >> that led to stupid pet tricks. stupid human tricks. and viewer mail. >> my dream job was to work for david letterman. >> in 1985, conan o'brien tried to get a job as a writer on the show. >> it was between me and another guy from oklahoma. trying to be a mass murderer. a very prolific mass murderer and they went with the other guy and i was crushed. i had a dizzy dozen years. craziest job

>> dave: you look great, by the way. >> you too dave. >> dave: have you lost weight or something?d cholesterol so i figured i'd take-- i was taking pills-- the doctor told me to take pills is and then i was taking them and then i said maybe i should lose a few pounds. >> dave: good, you're looking after yourself that's gate because of your family. >> exactly. trying to live a little longer now. how is president clinton looking like that? he's looking pretty good expncht smart. >> second president i met today. i met president clinton earlier in the dressing room and also at the port authority i met a guy who told me he was harry truman. ( laughter ) ( applause ) thank you. and i gotta say dave, out of the two harry truman hugs longer. >> dave: well, that really-- i mean, harry truman. congratulations. >> he was a good man. he was funny. >> dave: and how are the kids? they're older now. i keep-- tell me what are the ages? >> my sadie just turned 9 and my other kid sonny is 6. and they're happy and everything's good. i just actually, there was a birthday party-- another so my wife's

here is dave, who wants to skooes succeed johnny carson more than anything. >> dave, don't move bodyiveway. >> here's the people who are going to make the decision, and you are alien ating them? >> you bet it's a ge. >> david letterman! >> but the audience loved it. after a year on the air, he was everywhere. late night, once a cult it became must-see tv. but dave never relaxed. >> having been canceled once, he felt another cancelation was imminent. he just felt like there was an ax over his head. he was waiting for it to drop. >> ahead, the ax drops. the war for late-night. this is good, mom. "good"? (chuckles) it's delicious! and this new kibble blend is so healthy. thank you. no, nancy, thank you. kibbles 'n bits. because every bit matters. kibbles 'n bits. the 88th southern parallel. we had traveled for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad from starvation and frostbite. today we make history. >>bienvenidos! welcome to the south pole! if you're dora the explorer, you explore. it's what you do. >>what took you so long? if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insuranc

dave started something. >> in 2000 dave showed a much softer side after emergency heart bypass surgerys off the air, giving a much tribute to the hospital staff that helped him. >> these men and women right here saved my life. >> and when dave shows his human side, it's a real treat. you're like, oh, what is going on here, who is this person we didn't know. >> and it earned an emmy nominati nomination. >> days after 9/11. >> he was pacing and trying to figure out what he would say. >> if you live to be a thousand years old will that make any sense to you? will that make any god damn sense. >> he was the first host back on air. >> he made it okay to start laughing again. >> fatherhood also changed him. >> in 2003 he and his girlfriend had a son harry named after dave's late father. >> it has been sweet to see the big moments in his life, from the heart surgery to the birth of his son and then we got to know him. >> hur life doesn't begin in the important ways until you've had a child. >> when we come back, a cheating scandal turns dave's world upside down. >> i had a little story that i

folks the top ten reasons we will miss dave, starting with number ten dave's mom, at thanksgiving. >>ike that. >> yes, we will miss her. >> top ten reasons we will miss dave, number nine, ukee and erika darlene love at christmas, right holiday tradition for a lot of people. >> yes. >> top ten reasons we will miss dave, number eight, flying yellow projectiles. his she is like an organic sleep aid. very true. >> it is true. >> yes. >> but whatever it takes. top ten reasons we will miss dave number six he is infectious laugh. >> yes. >> got that right. >> he makes us laugh and laughs at himself. top ten reasons we will miss dave number five, his ridiculous socks. >> i love those socks. >> white socks and dark suit. >> loved it. >> works for him. >> top ten reasons we will miss dave number four, famous women doing inappropriate things. >> yes. >> are you okay. >> yes. >> top ten reasons we will miss dave, number three paul schaefer and world's most dangerous ban. >> they can rock. >> yes. >> yes. >> number two that signature smile with the trademark gap. >> got that right. >> got that rig

dave sherry has declared war on scofflaws. he is a self-styled traffic cop, armed with cameras and a horn. [horn blast] dave sherry: that is a point of view camera that captures all the bad drivers on their mobile phones, pda, jumping red lights. this is the beast. reporter: dave sherry is a kind of volunteer sheriff. at an intersection in the center of london, he records traffic with his helmet cam, picking up violations. dave sherry: red light jumper. we are watching the flow of traffic. as you can see, red light jumper. typical. reporter: is it disappointing to see a cyclist? dave sherry: he is more vulnerable than the vehicle, and they are the ones who are dying. reporter: a day earlier, a young woman cyclist was killed just around the corner after being hit by a truck. the third fatal bike accident in london within four weeks. dave was spurred to action by an accident too. dave sherry: a vehicle hit the back of my bike, i call the police, and they said it's your word against his. nothing could be done. i thought i'm not g

record us but switch to dave. bye. go. bye. hit record. switch to dave. okay. they're gone now. now we can do whatever the blp we want. >> without letterman, there probably is no co-nan o'brien. telling his audience to change the channel. they would have seen dave take time to wish stephen colbert well. and then the top ten list. top ten things i've always wanted to say to dave. >> number ten, aleck baldwin. >> of all the talk shows, yours is the most gee dwraskically convenient to my home. >> dave did you know that you wear the same cologne as mo mar gaddafi? >> yes. >> your expensive plastic surgery was a necessity. and a mistake. >> dave i have no idea what i'll do when you go off the air. you know i just thought of something. i'll be fine. >> thank you jerry. >> honestly dave i've always found you to be a bit of an overactor. >> number five, chris rock. >> i'm just glad your show is being given to another white guy. >> thanks for letting me take part in another hugely disappointing series finale. >> dave you are to comedy what i am to comedy. >> thanks for finally proving me

but -- >> hey, dave. hey, dave. can you hear me, dave? >> reporter: go ahead, sean. >> great job there. i know under very difficult circumstances. the crowd is obviously worked up. there were 132 african-americans killed by police and anywhere between 7,000 and 9,000 african-americans killed by other african-americans. and if you look at statistics i can give them all the statistics they want. we do have a principle called people are innocent until they are proven guilty. that's the way our justice system works. it seems like many in that crowd don't want to apply it to the officers in spite of you urging them to not rush to judgment. but great job for us, dave. thank you. we'll get back to dave later in the program. that's in philly tonight. we'll go back to baltimore, where our own geraldo rivera is also on the ground. as most people now have gone back home as the curfew now is 28 minutes now in effect. geraldo, are most people gone now? >> reporter: sean yeah most have left. there are a couple of troublemakers. this is reverend warren

david was dave and could only be dave.e his audit -- idols, he took a step away removed away from everything. there was no character or he was just dave. >> sit down and shut up. >> he was just there, wry knowing, being an actual person in the middle of all the liars haired he was off. he was a bash although liars. he was us. as he grew older, he got a reputation of being mean. but that was it quite right. he just didn't suffer idiots well. you believe dave because you thought dave every night and he never changed. he was always being honest. afterwards he just went home to connecticut and never did any schmoozing. he had nothing in common with those people. this gave him an unexpected gravitas. it allowed him to interrogate politicians in powerful ways. my favorite was when he destroyed rod blagojevich during his bizarre media to her. his disdain is palpable. >> why exactly are you here? honest to god. >> i've been wanting to be on your show in the worst way. >> well, you are on in the worst way. >> he could cross the ais

that's no reflection on dave.changed and, of course, the fact that the internet has intervened and plattered us all with all these other new choices. so the whole kind of consensus culture that dave somewhat represented, like he was the last of it, i think. i don't think we're going to have it as much any more. i don't know if there will be another "star wars" or "jaws" or movies as popular as that. i may be wrong and maybe i'm overstating the case. but i felt very sad as i was watching the final david letterman show the past couple of weeks. it's very sad about what we were losing. >> well, yeah. what is statistically true is that a hit on television today requires many, many fewers viewers than a hit on television just ten years ago required. we're going to go to a break, but before we do, i just want to show something from last night's show, which was dave with kids. and this is actually stuff that i had forgotten. it was all new to me when i saw it. let's watch this as we go out. >> try and guess my favorite f

dave has been at the scene now for hours. dave? >> reporter: lucy we talk about that lighting that was brought in here awhile ago. emergency lighting. ing now see down wheatchief lane off of frankford how it look like daylight down there at this point. giving investigator as better look at exactly what the situation is there as they check and recheck the train for any further casualties or individuals who may not have been accounted for. again two thought passengers five crew members on board. you heard the mayor talk about five fatalities, six people critically injured. 53 people transported to local area hospitals. we saw lot of those folks who self evacuateed on septa buses as they were taken to those hospitals just to get check out and give police statements. you played some of the that interview with former congressman murphy. some tales from on board the train right after this helped about people banning together and trying to help people out. knockingknocking out emergency window to help evacuate the train and staying on bor

because it was kind of like dave was -- you know dave had to make his bones.to make his bones. and because he had been so severe with people already, you felt like okay, these are the guys dave has chosen his writers. you know, he's insisting that you be of this standard. i always felt, come on let's try whatever you guys got. try whatever you guys got. those guys were extraordinary. they came up with great ideas. george and steve and jim. all these guys came up with great stuff. and you could -- because you know, i don't think most people understand, but, you know dave throws a part of himself out there. george and steve and jim throw part of their self and you throw a part of yourself. and the collective makes something that is better than any individual could have created. >> so then -- >> we've got commercials to do. we're going to be right back. >> all right. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing t

and as nicole mentioned dave's final top ten list. catch dave's last late night at 11:35 tonight right here on cbs-3. >> more to come throughout the moment. >> our favorite moments. >>> as we continue this morning, three on your side with a record recall. >> more than 34 millionaire bags need to be fix in the largest most complex recall in american history. we will let you know he how to find out if your car is a affect. >>> and, tornadoes, tear through texas again, we will show you damage left behind by the latest round of severe weather. we will be right back. there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could pay for the types of channels you want and not the ones you don't now, fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv. starting at $74.99 per month with no annual contract. get custom tv, including internet and phone. price guaranteed for two years. or get $300 back and free dvr service for 1 year, with a 2 year agreement. hurry, offer ends june 8th. go to getfios.com. cable jus

was the one that dave idolized.eared. >> this is not the list. johnny, could i have the top ten list? ♪ ♪ >> this is a truly amazing moment steve, because they never stopped clapping. they just never stopped. it looks pretty obvious that johnny had something to say. he was ready to say something. >> it's somehow more wonderful that he doesn't have to say a word that he comes in he basks and he exits. >> and he gave up. he just -- he couldn't get that crowd to listen to him. and so he just thought this is enough of this. jeff plaid martin, are we ever going to see this moment with david letterman walking on anyone else's show? >> what -- no i don't -- maybe. he's hinted at it. what hits me watching these guys is how different they were where carson was the epitome of what you thought a talk show host had to be, smooth and upbeat and very very positive feelings about show business. and what was so new about letterman was he could be cranky awkward, and maybe above all he seemed to look at show business and hold it at

you believe dave because you thought dave every night and he never changed.ways being honest. afterwards he just went home to connecticut and never did any schmoozing. he had nothing in common with those people. this gave him an unexpected gravitas. it allowed him to interrogate politicians in powerful ways. my favorite was when he destroyed rod blagojevich during bizarre media -- during his bizarre media to her. his disdain is palpable. >> why exactly are you here? honest to god. >> i've been wanting to be on your show in the worst way. >> well, you are on in the worst way. >> he could cross the aisle as well. remember when george w. bush's persona was likable and real rather than clean -- coying? dave grilled him. >> when that happened, i said this is the only honest moment of the campaign when you call that guy an a-hole. >> have you heard president obama talk more in depth with more feeling about race relations during his entire presidency than he did about baltimore on one of letterman's final shows? president obama: too many communities do not have a re

dave did not.ad some of dave's personality in him. guys learned how to joke how to talk, how to act from watching dave letterman at night. certainly the humor side of things. >> he made irony a national way of speaking about culture and politics and everything else. >> let's toss to some of the moments from last night. >> i want to thank my own family, my wife, regina and my son, harry. seriously, just thank you for being my family. i love you both. and really nothing else matters, does it. the people who watch this show there is nothing i can do to ever repay you. thank you for everything. you've given me everything. and thank you again. all right. that's pretty much all i got. the only thing i have left to to for the last time on a television program, thank you and good night. >> straightforward. lack of gush shall i sentiment.termanletterman. >> he welcomed ten surprised guests who one by one delivered the night's top then list. >> number ten, alec baldwin. >> of all the talk shows yours is most

dave flips over and smashes into the water. redesigning the driver's capsule pays off. it stays in one piece and he waits in safety for help to arrive. >> the only injury i got was a finger injury, where it broken a knuckle in the finger. so as boat accidents go, i'll take that. that's a good one. >> after decades of speeding, crashing, and tumbling through the air, dave says driving a hydroplane is a thrill only few can experience, but many more can enjoy watching safely from the shore. >> there's such an unexpected and unanticipated and an unpredictable sport. i think people watch because they know when something happens, it's going to be big. >>> coming up, wipeout! >> oh, my gosh! >> he's down. >> he's dead. that guy's going to die. >> a surfer is trapped underwater, pounded by giant waves. >> and you could tell, even if he gets a breath after this one, it's going to be horrible. >> when "caught on camera: full throttle" continues. >>who... is this?! >>hi, i am heinz new mustard. hi na na na na >>she's just jealous because

david letterman sign off for the final time, we will have a look back at dave's final show in the ed sullivan theater but first lets check the forecast. >> i got the to tell you first system we have been looking ahead to here generally off to the south but now casting a dreary shadow over the forecast. unfortunately odd weren't with us here. we expect that storm would stay far enough south that you a a across the the lehigh valley poconos would see some sub shine today. it is not looking that way now. you can see atmosphere moisten up. it doesn't look like we will see wet weather firing up out there until we hit about midday, maybe mid-morning at absolute earliest and generally speaking the bulk of wet weather will stay from philadelphia a on south but there will be steady rain that passes through the the del marva peninsula and southern new jersey. so with that said, if you are maybe getting really early jump start on, maybe your beach plans here for the weekend, don't be shock if you run into steady rain, later this afternoon and this evening down the shore points. in philadelphia

we took a look back in our own archives for a few moments when dave turned his attention to physical.nd we learned not only about what he says was his first job in show business but also what he's hoping to do next. >> i began my show business career in philadelphia as the philly phanatic. that was my first job. (laughter). >> dave always the jokester but his show through the years that willie flare from will smith to tina fey to pennsville new jersey's bruce willis. >> i don't think anyone has been here for often than that. 61 times. >> dave even did a philly show. >> from new york where everyone in the audience is from philadelphia the late show with david letterman. >> here it is. beautiful skyline. bring it in, boys. show the folks. >> what would a philly show be without rocky. >> stop the music. >> oh, my god. what are you doing here? >> representing the great city of philadelphia. i want to congratulate you on this america's 10,000 lane rocky parody. >> the show also featured a visit from your philadelphia phyllis lease. >> from the home office in manayunk pennsylvania, curt shi

he and dave go way back. bill murray was on letterman's first late night show in 1982 and they talk about the eye cop i can movie caddy shack and got the in to a sing along with the crowd on the streets of new york. >> ♪ >> it looks like they had a pretty good time and apparently shared a round of trainings, they were toasting, i don't know, three decade on television but definitely a better sweet day here in new york city. we should mention that no guests have been announced for the final show but plenty of surprises have been promised, and, also that famous top ten list should make an appearance as well. coming up in our next half an hour we will look at the philly connection, who knew david letterman had so much affection for the the the city of brotherly love. he came here a lot of times. we will take you through those highlights up next. ukee and erika. >> he is going out in style. >> indeed. >> thanks, nick. >>> the late show, what would the late show be without stupid pet tricks. >> we have seen so man

letterman is retiring. >> dave: you're just kidding right?david letterman.

he taught dave a thing or two about selfie sticks. >> but you know why they sell them dave? >> golf course? >> they sell these selfies all over florence, which was the birth place of the renaissance. >> and look, i realize that a huge amount of computer space is taken up with such thing selfies, of ourselves, and i think by and large they can be pretty goofy. but, you got to -- oh, shoot. hold on. stop tape, stop, tape. stop tape. >> they're back. >> dave, i was going to say can't see it, and at audiencement look at this throw on this babe. come on, look at this, and look i'll press this button. there we are dave. now, can i give you -- get it up above the chin. above the chin. there we go. you take right there. >> oh, after struggling little bit, eventually snaps the selfie, to mark his final visit with letterman. oh 60th visit for him too. love it. >> good time. there it is. >> oh, so we're not saying good-bye to letterman just yet, it is tomorrow night. also farewell to his long time musical director paul cheffer. >> and i talked to him about the emotions leading up to th

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yeah. >> bill murray who is dave's first guest when dave came to cbsl be on the next to last show. that's tuesday night. bob dillon will be the final musical guest tuesday night. still no word on who is going to be appearing on that final wednesday show. >>> gonna miss letterman. senate's been fun watching the last few shows. a lot of sentiment, a lot of true affection from the guests. it's been real good tv. >> yeah, good stuff. we've got some bad weather to start out. >> looks like storms tomorrow afternoon, and another hot one. let's talk about the three- degree guarantee. 15 in a row, 17 of 1. >> on a roll. >> went to 84, got to 97, so we are within our three-degree guarantee. dew points in the 60s with light winds. so we're talking about some patchy fog developing. does it appear, just looking at doppler few minutes ago, that most of the activity, if not all of it has dissipated for the evening. a few spots in the 60s. you see it at front royal. you see is it out in the mountains. 70 in frederick, 70 in waldorf, and we've got 73 in fredericksburg, even across the bay low 70s.

we want to get back out to dave schratwieser. dave?reporter: iain, we have police commissioner charles ramsay depth pew tie richard ross give us a quick update right here. >> all right. stand by. stand by one second. commissioner just called away for second. hold and he will be right back with to us give us an update. stay with the commissioner. stand by. i think we're waiting for the mayor right now iain. we just -- let me update you while we wait. two septa buses loaded with about i would say 50 passengers from the train. 25 on each you saw the one gentleman at the back of that bus covered in blood on a white shirt. appeared to be okay. everybody on board was drinking water. i saw folks making cell phone calls texting people things like that i'm sure to tell their loved ones they're okay. >> right. >> that kind of situation. we're waiting for the mayor to get here right now. but we have again commissioner ramsay deputy commissioner ross and the mayor expected to talk to us any second now. again work septa bus loads full of passengers

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. >> ra

. >> dave kinchen is live in darby borough tonight. dave?> reporter: lucy this was a wild scene that started with people fighting with baseball bats and even what looked like a golf club all of this seconds before gunfire with children in the area. >> chaos caught on cell phone video a darby borough a spring 15 brawl at greenway and third street before police say this man in cargo shorts pulls out a gun and fires six rounds of scores of kids playing outside. councilwoman parks rushes to their rescue. >> we gots the children and took them back down the street and told them to go in the house. i went around the rest of the block and i was telling everybody go in the house until its safe. >> reporter: one of the bullets came into the window of this house landing near the stairs. >> she's glad to have been celebrating her mother' days with her family when the bullets started flying. >> i'm thankful no one was here at the time and very blessed no one got injured. >> police have four in custody and investigation underway to figure out what started

number one, bull murray. >> dave i'll never have the money i owe you. >> oh, no. >> so long dave you will be missed. stephen colbert will take the rains. let's get down to business. >> good morning. authorities expect more protesters out of mcdonald's head quarters today. they are holding their annual shareholders meeting and the workers are calling for an increase in minimum wage to $15 an hour. you may pay for this weekend but experts say gas prices should peak soon. it will bar any major disruptions barring. expect gas to hover this summer before dropping this fall. members were concerned about slow u.s. economic growth during the first quarter partly due to weak consumer spending. >> now to sports action. we want to start in atlanta. game one. cavs hawks. jr. smith set a franchise playoff record beating lebron james's record of 7. the cavs win it 97-89. rangers lightning. rangers looking to avenge their loss. it is denied. later one takes on three defenders. he scores the game onewinning goal. lightning win it. senator rand paul's 11-hour filibuster plus an amazing dog rescue aft

dave?> reporter: lucy, i'm at ogontz and stenton where the shooting took place after the first encounter now here was the second encounter with two more 35th district officers. two vehicles seriously banged you can see right here now. police tow trucks here now on the scene together a police suv an police cruiser behind it both which struck the door of the suv was almost ripped off. this is the second scene where the suspect fled here. he then left this scene, two gunshots were fired by police during this encounter. he went about a block. we'll show you some ground video. after the scene here at ogontz and stenton he went down the block to the 1900 block of colonial street where he parked his car parallel park his car which was badly damaged on both sides. and then struggled across the street and collapsed on the front steps of a home where police apprehended him. this all took place at a very busy intersection here ogontz and stenton is a daycare facility here. there's a church across the

>> dave letterman. in the ed sullivan theater david letterman is reminiscing. >> when they were fin aring it there was a garbage can here. i had a football with me. and i said, let me see if i can drop the football into the crash can from up there. one shot. bang, zoom. i thought this was a sign of something. so i -- do we have the thing sneer. >> i'm game. >> it seems like you and your boys don't have anything planned? >> well, we had some plans we can change them. >> do anything you want. somebody stay down here. jane pauley, ladies and gentlemen. >> we were off and running. are those inflated? along the catwalk into the balcony. >> so close. that scared me. >> was that closer? >> sure. no follow through. >> it took ten tries. >> thank you very much. >> i'm sorry. what does it mean? >> i don't know. i'm just happy i was able to do it. >> you were. that means you can't leave. >> okay, no. we have to leave. >> and leaving he is. with an astonishing line up of guests in his final weeks on the air. really

. >> watching dave, watching storm scan3.e're looking at a very difficult forecast over the next couple days. we'll be transitioning from some steamy weather to a big shot of cool air moving in. take a look at storm scan3. we have some storms there moving in from the west. you can see some heavy rain associated with that. it is hitting a little bit of a roadblock a table it's a severe with an easterly wind that marine layer coming in from the ocean stabilize our atmosphere and stopping some of this heavy rain but it's making it into lancaster county and into person parts of chester county so honeybrook already saw some heavy rain today coatesville saw some this evening. you can see more heavy rain moving your way and also into delaware late tonight. otherwise, i think the rest of us will just see a few scattered showers. this is why we have that roadblock. that easterly flow with this back door front cooling things down stabilizing the atmosphere and right now we're seeing some patchy fog but all the storminess is basically s

things i always wanted to say to dave. >> dave, i have no idea what i will do when you go off the air. you know, i just thought of something. i'll be fine. >> i'm just glad your show is being given to another white guy! >> reporter: the last than to play on dave's stage was the foo fighters. letterman says listening to their music helped him recover from heart surgery. the show also featured highlights of his career from a television trailblazer and entertainer and he thanks his staff and family. >> thank you for being my family. i love you both. and really, nothing else matters does it? >> reporter: those lucky enough to score a ticket say it was an unforgettable experience. >> it felt like, you know, you are losing a family member. >> reporter: another audience member said it was the best way he could go out. i have to tell you it is just a small taste of his final show. the laughs are incredible. the jokes are hilarious, but he had the last laugh even after the show. he parked a phony limo outside of his office so all these cameras and people were hanging out there. this is how he

we have dave war men this morning, good morning dave. >> good morning. she will be down ocean city. it looks good there for now. rain has cleared out. it will be cool. bus stop buddy sweat shirt on this morning. bit of the breeze. that wind picked up out of the northwest. bit cool, but that rain has cleared out expecting sunshine and just a few included today. talking about weather by the numbers we will put it up to a nine. rain cleared out. unshine here. temperatures warming up a bit. a nice start to the holiday weekend a as we get in the holiday weekend. area rain cleared ultimate doppler, there is in rain out there. temperatures are climbing in the 70's. up to 75 today. just a bit breezy. we will feel that way stepping outside at five to 10 miles an hour, maybe picking up this afternoon as soon as we get that sunshine. tonight is a cool night down to 50 for philadelphia, suburbs, will be in the 40's, tomorrow morning. so a bit chilly to start we're talking about warm weather, hearing about that warm weather certainly will not feel like it tomorrow morning but by end of the weeke

cbs dave grew patriarchal but he was on at 12:30 on nbc.t a camera on a monkey and did stuff like this. he was brilliant zany unpredictable. a guy from indiana who was in a job who rewarded him for not growing up. loved his mom so much he used to put her on the big show to talk to the little people. >> is there anything you or your husband can do about the speed limit in connecticut? >> so dave said good-bye last night to his highest ratings since 1994 and we are reminded why we love to watch him for the past 30 plus years. that does it for "now with alex wagner" wagner". >>> a manhunt is under way for the suspect in a quadruple homicide. police believe he could be in new york city. the oil spill in california appears much worse than expected. >>> the first batch of hillary clinton's personal e-mails is out. >>> first, for jeb bush "w" does not stand for winning. it is thursday may 21st and this is "now." >> i'm a little different than my dad and my brother. >> there's some confusion. >> i don't see how he gets through primary process. >> t

david letterman's final late show, camera were rowing today as, big name celebrities and friend of the dave, entered the ed sullivan theater for his final farewell. a live look right now at the marquis at ed sullivan theater, the taping for dave's grand finally is underway right now and you can bet it will be a night filled with surprises. good evening i'm chris may. >>> i'm jessica dean. we are a few hours away from the big finally of the late show with david letterman. >> "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones is live ed sullivan theater in insuring to tell us about a star studded send off. >> reporter: one of the biggest send offs in tv history needs a lot of stars and there is plenty of star power here tonight. alex baldwin payton manning jim carry steve martin, and the list just goes on and on, it appears tonight the last late show will be one to remember. >> good luck, dave, we will miss you. >> very excited just television history right new. >> reporter: david letterman's run of being a late night host for 33 years end tonight. for herbert gee the owner of the hello deli made famou

let's begin tonight with dave kinchen whose live at 30th street station for us. dave?> reporter: iain, those cancellation signs on the big board over my shoulder those will start to change right now. amtrak says that travel routes between philadelphia and new york will be in full operation after crews have worked around the clock making critical track repairs. let's go to graphics right now with the latest details. amtrak says northeast corridor operations start in philadelphia with train 110 leaving 30th street station where we are now at 5:53 tomorrow morning. train 111 will depart new york city at 5:30 in the morning. making its way down to philly. now, we have septa developments as well. septa says it will also resume key operations its trenton regional rail line back up and running tomorrow morning. but septa officials say you should expect some delays because fewer tracks will be in service. they say septa the trenton inbound train will not make stops at the north philadelphia station. they say outbound trains will make every stop except for north philadelphia br

tommy had his moment, so did foo fighters who dave credits helping recuperate from heart surgery somethe band played their song ever long over show clips, and what would the late show be, the final late show be without that famous top ten list? this one was was recite by a long list. >> thanks for letting me take part in another hugely difficulties a appointing, series finally. >> dave, you are to comedy what i am to comedy. >> thanks for finally proving men can be funny. >> dave, i'll never have the money i owe you. >> it had to be said. >> we did not mention paul and cbs evening orchestra but he called paul as good a friend had thaw can have in television and as good as a friend you can have in life. that is a sincere thought there hard to believe it has come to an a end of course, fun did not stop there. we should mention this there was an after party actually, and several stars stopped by for that including many staffers of the late show, they have been around for many, many years biff henderson the long time stage manager was there. so the the party kind of continued. but hard to

like dave's top ten.k show game. >> back in the 90's, former "eyewitness news" anchor larry kane interviewed letterman and asked about the end of the line. >> maybe, i mean, in the year 2,000 i will have said to myself and certainly the american viewing public will probably be happy to hear it. it is time to go away. >> back then, what did he say woe do after retirement? >> would you write? would you lecture? would you teach in school? what? >> rodeo clown. >> jessica dean, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> that sounds about right. dave's final three shows by the way are this week. you can join guest tom hanks and pearl jam's eddie better monday night at 113 right after cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. he's going to be missed, isn't he carol? great allen. >> absolutely missed but i'm sure we will be hearing something from him somewhere. someone like that just can't go away completely. >> no, absolutely not. >> you know, look at the clouds that we've got over philadelphia right now. the sun is trying to break o

. >> dave i have no idea what i'll do when you off the air.ou know i just thought of something. i'll be fine. >> thank you, jerry. >> honestly dave i've always found you to be a bit of an overactor. >> i'm just glad your show is being given to another white guy. >> thanks for letting me take part in another hugely sa dippointing series finale. >> reporter: dave's final act also included a presidential person. >> our night is other. letterman is over. >> you're just kidding, right? >> reporter: and the memorable late night antics that made him one of a kind. >> i want you to hold it down here like this. >> well, you're down here. why don't you do it. >> i'd like two three cheese meals. >> wait a minute wait a minute. i'm not exactly a computer. slow down try it again. take it from the beginning. >> reporter: signing off for the last time in his legendary career dave thanks his family. >> my wife regina and my son harry. >> thank you. thank you for being my family. i love you both and really nothing else matters, does it. >> reporter: and all th