still to come from the last of , david letterman's late show to the reawakening of the force, entertai kim: a changing of the guard on "the late show." and "the force awakens" with record breaking results. suzanne marques takes a look at this year in entertainment. kim: coming up, what we can suzanne: olympic athlete turned reality tv star bruce jenner became caitlyn jenner. >> it's about all of us accepting one another. suzanne: charlie sheen revealed he has the virus that causes >> i'm here to admit that i am in fact hiv-positive. suzanne: sheen says he was diagnosed four years ago around the time that he was fired in the hit cbs sitcom "two and half men" for his erratic behavior. more than 50 women came forward with accusations of sexual abuse against bill cosby, dating back decades. cosby denies the allegations. ben affleck and jennifer garner broke up after 10 years of marriage. rockers quince stephani and gavin rossdale also calls it quits. she quickly rebounded with a romance with blake shelton, who split from his wife, miranda lambert. jennifer aniston, cameron diaz, and sofia

. >> reporter: that's him on david letterman's show in 1988. like his character in "the godfather" -- >> tell mike it was only business. >> reporter: -- he knew the end was coming. >> tom, can you get me off the for old time's sake? >> can't do it. >> reporter: abe vigoda was 94. david wright, abc news, new york. >> quite a legend. >> he also performed on and off broadway. just a really, really incredible man. >>> all right. coming up, the countdown to valentine's day. >> oh. so if you've been looking for love in all the wrong places, could one of those places be the workplace? >> really? >> yeah. >> like the news room? i pinky promised my little girl a fabulous garden party for her birthday. so i mowed the lawn, put up all the decorations. i thought i got everything. almost everything! you know, 1 in 10 houses could get hit by a septic disaster, and a bill of up to $13,000. but for only $7 a month, rid-x is scientifically proven to break down waste, helping you avoid a septic disaster. rid-x. the #1 brand used by septic professionals in their

, a forerunner of the modern talk shows.her guests ranged from bob hope and arthur godfrey to david letterman and phil donahue.the daughter of the current owner hopes its *original* history isn't forgotten either. <"ideally, i would like to see it rejoin mt. airy forest, because this is one of three farm houses which created the first urban reforestation forest.">reinhardt says she would also like the house preserved as a ruth lyons museum. that is 9 on your side at 7 for this friday!!!updates on all the day's top stories right now on wcpo dot com.our

last six weeks, it's been crazy..." 2015 also saw quite a shakeup in the late-night landscape: david letterman signed off after 33 years of top ten lists and stupid pet tricks... jon stewart moved on from "the daily show" after 16 years, in which he made the comedy show a cultural and political phenomenon... and stephen colbert left comedy central, too, shedding his faux-pundit persona to take over for letterman. after a year like this one, when so many people disappeared or disappointed us, it's no wonder we couldn't wait to return to a galaxy far, far away, as "star wars" returned to theaters with "the force awakens." (trailer nat) "we're home." david daniel, tt2waty#`*4 p bt@m@[l tt2waty#`*4 p "a@mpw( tt2waty#`*4 p bm@m[\$ tt4waty#`*4 r dzhq !#4 off with a bang.. as fireworks burst in the skies above the las vegas strip! a look at the celebration.. and the clean- up after the party. ((michelle mortensen)) > plus... two crashes. keep investigators busy overnight.. the deadly.. and wrong-way accidents.. that tied up traffic for hours. ((sherry swensk)) > and a sunny start to 2016! the tempera

. >> reporter: 2015 also saw quite a shakeup in the late night landscape, david letterman signed off after 13 years of top-ten lists and stupid pet tricks. and stephen colbert left comedy central, too, to take over for letterman. after a year like this one when so many people disappeared or disappointed to us, with the force awakens. >> we're home. >> reporter: david daniel, reporting. why firefighters stt2w`t3n@24" bt@qc., tt2w`t3n@24" "a@qs"h tt2w`t3n@24" bm@qx)d tt4w`t3n@24"" dztq k6$ tt4w`t3n@24"" entq ;2d tt4w`t3n@24"" gzt& "5< tt4w`t3n@24"" hnt& 2;p tt4w`t3n@24"" iztq xr( tt4w`t3n@24"" jntq j"h tt4w`t3n@24"" lzt& ro4 >> darcel: a domestic dispute ends with a boyfriend in a hospital. >> they had been fussing about some money. >> frank: what police say his girlfriend did that sent him there to the hospital. news 13 at 6 starts now. >>> now from western north carolina's news leader, this is news 13 at 6. >> darcel: developing tonight, asheville police have charged a boyfriend. >> frank: it happened this afternoon outside the victim's home in west asheville. police say it was a cas

juggernaut pioneer of local tv talk shows, attracting the likes of bob hope, arthur godfrey, david letterman and phil donahue. the famous hostess of that show, who would hide her microphone in a bouquet of flowers, paved the way for female talent like oprah winfrey and ellen degeneres."it just made me realize that there's a woman out there that doesn't get much attention or recognition for being one of the first americanbroadcasters really, for having that personal sit down style that we've seen." the home still has reminders of her; this professional sized pool table and cues engraved with the names 'ruth' and her husband 'herman.'"and this is wear the giant mural is..."an imperial robe, adorned with dragons from asia. but now, the home is on the block for sale, bringing a touch of melancholy to its most recent occupants. "fantastic memories."scott wegener, nine on your side, mt. airy. susan says she would like to mount airy forest, and restored as a museum. weather summary: a few snowflakes could mix in later this evening. we don't expect any sticking snow to fall later on this evening. we

last six weeks, it's been crazy..." 2015 also saw quite a shakeup in the late-night landscape: david letterman signed off after 33 years of top ten lists and stupid pet tricks... jon stewart moved on from "the daily show" after 16 years, in which he made the comedy show a cultural and pclitical phenomenon... and stephen colbert left comedy central, too, shedding his faux-pundit persona to take over for letterman. after a year like this one, when so many people disappeared or disappointed us, it's no wonder we couldn't wait to return to a galaxy far, far away, as "st returned to theaters with "the force awakens." (trailer nat) "we're home." david daniel, reporting. >> sam curtiss joins us now for sports. bowl season is winding down so we'll be talking a lot more basketball. a lot of teams in action today. indiana and nebraska one of the earlier games down in lincoln. the huskers lost their big tenn games back in the conference. highlights on the way! and stanford ran away from iowa fast in the rose bowl yesterday. we'll recap how it got so lopsided when we see you basketball team has gone 5-5.

. >> reporter: that's him on david letterman's show in 1988. character in "the godfather." >> tell mike it was only business. he knew the end was coming. >> tom, can you get me off the hook? for old time's sake? >> can't do it. >> reporter: abe vigoda was 94. david wright, abc news, new york. >> quite a legend. >> he also performed on and off broadway just really, really incredible man. >> all right. coming up the countdown top valentine's day. >> oh. so if you've been looking for love in all the wrong places could one of those places be the workplace? >> really? >> yeah, you're watching an abc's "world news now." >> like the news room? i pinky promised my little girl a fabulous garden party for her birthday. so i mowed the lawn, put up all the decorations. i thought i got everything. almost everything! you know, 1 in 10 houses could get hit by a septic disaster, and a bill of up to $13,000. but for only $7 a month, rid-x is scientifically proven to break down waste, helping you avoid a septic disaster. rid-x. the #1 brand used by septic profes

david letterman used to invite him on the late night show to prove he was still alive. >>> there's a strange problem in antioch. dozens of chickens are running wild all over the city. city officials are trying to figure out a way to get rid of them. >> this looks like a serene part of antioch. but it really isn't that peaceful. [rooster crowing ] >> there are 60 or more chickens or roosters that have taken over the area. and the city considers them wild birds. >> they roost in the trees back there. there's a lot of chickens. >> reporter: residents say the problem has gotten out of hand. >> they're everywhere. and sometimes we see them over here and all the way in the vine. >> reporter: it's unclear how it started. >> i'm not afraid of chickens, but when there's like 10 of them, this is like a little gang. >> reporter: a resident had pet chickens and let them out and moved away. >> it has come to a point where they are all over the place in the back yards and stuff. and they leave all their you know stuff everywhere. and we have to be cleaning it up constantly. >> reporter: city offic

. >>> david letterman signed off after 33 years of late night television. >> thank you for everythinghave given me everything. >>> steven colbert took over as host of the late show. >> nothing will stand in our way. >>> a blast from the past broke box office records, members of the original cast of star wars reunited for episode 7: the force awakens. >>> on the free wusa 9 app we even have a bigger year if you want to see it, the weirdest stories, top scandals and dumbest criminals. >> tipping our cap to washington for talent evaluation, this guy is a prime example, one of the new est members of the skins >>> the key to success in the nfl, depth. a brutal game, players get hurt so you have to have reinforcement. one of the most important skins players the last couple weeks has been one of the newest members, frank hammerhan has more on that. >> dave, we applauded gm scott mcclueen on a lot of signings, how about running back pierre thomas? solid game against the bears and 89 total yards in the vectry over philadelphia, he was chi against theeges and likely moving forward, the red skin

our building on and off on different shows like conan o'brien and stuff, he would show up on david letterman even. he was around, even in his older age, he was out there doing his thing. we'll miss him. >>> across our area today, lots of melting going on, as the temperatures warmed up across the area this afternoon. degrees above average today. 48 officially in central park. other locations in the mid to upper 40s this afternoon. you probably noticed a lot of snow melting. it will freeze over again tonight as the temperatures drop in some spots. you may get your umbrella early. we're checking a few showers. and the january thaw is coming next week. temperatures have thawed, some snow already. 45 in morse town. in poughkeepsie. here come those rainshowers now, weak cold front passing through the area at this hour. parts of hunterdon county. this rain stretches all the way down the gulf coast. it's a lot heavier down here. we got the clouds, and the clouds are going to hang on form a bit. behind that, they're slightly cooler temperatures, we won't really need an umbrella that long as the syste

so i'm going to be like david letterman and leave you with a top ten list of recommendations from the book and hopefully this will entice you to go out and buy a copy of the book. so, i'm going to go through the list very quickly so listen carefully. first, asia needs to reduce the large role of government in financial intermediation. i'm not going to elaborate. i'll elaborate later. i'll just go through what are the key recommendations. second, asia needs to reinforce staff and technical capacity at supervisory agencies. third, once you have the supervisors, you have to give them the operational independence to make decisions and to enforce compliance. so, they need to have authority and willingness to act. fourth, asia should continue to improve its surveillance of systemic risks through macro-prudential supervision and here it's important to be clear about the assignment of accountability. fifth as financial institutions become more complex, asia needs to enhance consolidated supervision to monitor funding risks and also to monitor connected lending. six, while asian banks are well

cultural changes that happened while he was in the comma after the 2014 car crash including david letterman's retirement and the new "star wars" movie. >> ryan: pete rose is a hauler. he will be inducted in the cincinnati reds hall of fame. rose will not be indunted intoed major league baseball hall of fame. he was banned for baseball for 1989 for betting on the sport. >> jadiann: thank you for watching. i'm jadiann thompson. >> ryan: i'm ryan schulteis, 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> announcer: at 6:00 breaking news, commuter chaos. a double shooting at an mbta station. police on the hunt for a gunman. >> reporter: nasty wind fates and we focus our attention on a potential storm for this weekend. >> announcer: more than a dozen schools across the state shut down. the f.b.i. on the case. and they should be used to it by now. the pats gearing up for their 5th straight a.f.c.title game. with revenge on their minds. 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> kim: first at 6:00 breaking news this evening. boston police actively searching for a shooter right now. after two people are shot near and at the maveri

. >> reporter: that's on david letterman's show in 1988. like his character in "the godfather." >> tell mike it was only business. >> reporter: he knew the end was coming. >> tom, can you get me off the hook? for old time sake? >> can't do it. >> reporter: abe vigoda was 94. gaifd wright, abc news, new york. >>> i remember growing up watching barney miller. until then, good night. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in the hudson valley, with world class biotech. and on long island, where great universities are creating next generation technologies. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today

. >> reporter: that's on david letterman's show in 1988. like his character in "the godfather." >> tell mike it was only business. >> reporter: he knew the end was comimi. >> tom, can you get me off the hook? for old time sake? >> can't do it. >> reporter: abe vigoda was 94. gaifd wright, abc news, new york. >>> i remember growing up watching barney miller. hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. until then, good night. fred hexom fhexom@kcaututc om (fred) gogo evening! temperatures range from the upper 20s to the lower 30s as little bit cooler. but as skies clear tonight, we will see a colder nightn it will be 22 at 10 pm, 16 at 2 am, and 19 at 6 am. fog will settle in after midnight, and dense fog is possible. tomorrow, look for a nice day! but we have a chance of accumulating snow next week! i'll be back in a few minutes to tell you all about it. it's time for your news! " " tim: good evening and thank you for joining us tonight, im tim seaman. jenna is on assignment sunnyside elementary students are execersing their right to vot

. >> reporter: that's on david letterman's show in 1988. like his character in "the godfather." >> tell mike it was only business. >> reporter: he knew the end was coming. >> tom, can you get me off the hook? for old time sake? >> can't do it. >> reporter: abe vigoda was 94. gaifd wright, abc news, new york. >>> i remember growing up watching barney miller. hope to see you right back here

. >> reporter: that's on david letterman's show in 1988. like his character in "the godfather." >> tell mike it was only business. >> reporter: he knew the end was coming. >> tom, can you get me off the hook? for old time sake? >> can't do it. >> reporter: abe vigoda was 94. gaifd wright, abc news, new york. >>> i remember growing up watching barney miller. hope to see you right back here >> from boston' s news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 7:00. >> big news in a case 5 investigates has been covering from the beginning. heather: a man serving a life sentence for the rape of an elderly woman is ordered a new trial today. investigative reporter karen anderson now with more. karen: george perrot' s mother says this is a second chance at life for her son. he' s been in prison for 3 decades for a crime he says he didn' t commit. a chance at freedom for george perrot, imprisoned for the 1985 rape of an elderly springfield woman. convicted with the help of the fbi' s analysis of a hair found in the victim' s bedroom, now order to have a new

. >> reporter: that's on david letterman's show in 1988. like his character in "the godfather." >> tell mike it was only business. reporter: he knew the end was coming. >> tom, can you get me off the hook? for old time sake? >> can't do it. >> reporter: abe vigoda was 94. gaifd wright, abc news, new york. > i remember growing up watching barney miller. hope to see you right back here morrow night. until then, good night.- at healthcare.gov i found affordable, quality coverage. - man: checkups, emergency services, prescriptions... my insurance covers erything for my family. - narrator: most people who enroll through healthcare.gov and avoid paying a fee of $695 or more. this is your last chance to enroll. - someone helped me find a high quality plan and financial help to pay for it. - narrator: sign up at healthcare.gov. the deadline is january 31st. from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! of...

. >> david letterman signed off after 33 years of late night television. >> thank you for everything.ou have given me everything. [ cheering ] >> stephen colbert took over as host of the late show. >> and a blast from the past. broke box office records. members of the original cast of star wars reunited for episode seven, the force awakens. suzanne marquez, cbs news. >>> i want to go see that hamilton in new york city. that play looks fantastic. >> it looks so good. did you see the spoof that stephen colbert did? >> of hamilton? >> he did it with one of the main actors. very funny. >> so cool. >> he has his own rap to some of the founding fathers, i think. >>> if you head outside, the ground is still soggy from all of the recent rain we have had. but it is not raining today. but it does feel like winter. >> definitely. winter is back. and we are going to stay dry for a little bit. but what we need is the sun. >> yes. >> i mean come on. it has been too gray for too long. we are starting to see things clear up. just a touch. but it is just, it is pretty overcast out there. so what to ex

. >> reporter: that's on david letterman's show in 1988. like his character in "the godfather." >> tell mike it was only business. >> reporter: he knew the end was coming. >> tom, can you get me off the hook? for old time sake? >> can't do it. >> reporter: abe vigoda was 94. gaifd wright, abc news, new york. >>> i remember growing up watching barney miller. hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. until then, good night. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show -- pat sajak and vanna white! that would be us. hi, jim. thank you. they're all there, waiting for us. they are. thank you. have a nice trip to the puzzle board. see you later. well, hi there. good to see y'all. get ready. every team should have one of those devices, and now they do. uh, "fun & games" is the category for our first "toss up." and vanna will get things started right now. [ bell chimes ] taylor and emma. playing chess. nope. everybody else? [ bell chimes ] michael and colby. playing cards. nope. john and bea, you might as well

david letterman's show in 1988. godfather." business. >> reporter: he knew the end was coming. >> tom, can you get me off the for old time sake? >> can't do it. >> reporter: abe vigoda was 94. gaifd wright, abc news, new york. >>> i remember growing up watching barney miller. until then, good night. this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- a speaker and writer from scranton, pennsylvania...

. >> reporter: that's on david letterman's show in 1988. like his character in "the godfather." >> tell mike it was only business. >> reporter: he knew the end was coming.. >> tom, can you get me off the hook? for old time sake? >> can't do it. >> reporter: abe vigoda was 94. gaifd wright, abc news, new york. >>> i remember growing up watching barney miller. until then, good night.donald trump are rallying against him outside of his event today. i'll have all the details coming up in a live report. straw poll surprise. eastern iowa students realize their beliefs aren't matching up with their favorite candidate. clinic closing. the planned parenthood in dubuqueill soon by shutting its doors. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at 6. things c cld get a little loudud tonight at the university of iowa field house in iowa city. supporters of republican presidential candidate speaks there in about an hour and a half. but this is a live look at protestors starting to gather outside. andome of them sa

. >> reporter: that's on david letterman's show in 1988.acter in "the godfather." >> tell mike it was only business. >> reporter: he knew the end was coming. >> tom, can you get me off the hook? for old time sake? >> can't do it. >> reporter: abe vigoda was 94. gaifd wright, abc news, new york. >>> i remember growing up watching barney miller. hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. until then, good night. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. uplift your mood with hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., indulge in a medium hot or iced latte or macchiato for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- a speaker and writer from scranton, pennsylvania... a health care consultant originally from greenville, south carolina... and our returning champion -- an internet operations technician from mineral point, wisconsin... whose 2-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thanks, johnny.

. >> reporter: that's on david letterman's show in 1988. like his character in "the godfather." >> tell mike it was only business. >> reporter: he knew the end was coming. >> tom, can you get me off the hook? for old time sake? >>an't do it. >> reporter: abe vigoda was 94. gaifd wright, abc news, new york. >>> iemember growing up watching barney miller. hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. until then, goodod night.brad/wx wall weather adlib: today was just one of those typical cold, gray winter days that most of us just tolerate. well, the good news is that we will not have to take much more of this type of weather because a warm-up is coming along with some sunshine! tonight will be mostly cloudy to partly cloudy in some areas. those nw winds and turning more to the west at 5-10 mph. temps will fall back into the 10s unless the clouds stay over us all night which would help hold up temps a bit. with any luck, we will see some sunshine wednesday and the rest of the week. the more sunshine we can get, the warmer it will be. howeve

. >> reporter: that's him on david letterman's show in 1988. like his character in "the godfather." >> tell mike it was only business. >> reporter: he knew the end was >> tom, can you get me off the hook? for old time sake? >> can't do it. >> reporter: abe vigoda was 94. david wright, abc news, new york. >>> i remember growing up watching barney miller. time to put the teeth back in. thanks for watching on a tuesday night. hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. >>> denver7 news starts right now. >>> we're on top of a very busy news day, three people were injured inni a mobile home fire in adams county, they heard a crackle and an explosion. we fire. and in lakewood, breaking news, a man is dead after a driver lost control of his car in a into az walmart. side. >> and we are starting with molly hendrickson, the first before crashing into the building, a man was hit and he died. >>reporter: we jest learned how fast the -- just learned how fast the driver was going, when he blew through the intersection and hit the pedestrian and slammed

. >> reporter: that's him on david letterman's show in 1988. godfather." >> tell mike it was only business. >> reporter: he knew the end was coming. >> tom, can you get me off the hook? for old time sake? >> can't do it. >> reporter: abe vigoda was 94. david wright, abc news, new york. >>> i remember growing up watching barney miller. time to put the teeth back in. thanks for watching on a tuesday i'm david muir. hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. until then, good night.plus... bizarre video... no gas is flowing but the numbers keeps moving. what you need to know if it happens to you. and breaking now... an investigation underway after police open fire in a valley neighborhood. action news is on top of this breaking story with team coverage tonight.. including chopper-13.. which was first over the scene near pecos and bonanza. we also have crews on the ground including action news reporter mahsa saeidi.. who's been tweeting updates and pictures of the police tape around the scene. we also have stephanie zepelin in the neighborhood.

. >> reporter: that's him on david letterman's show in 1988.acter in "the godfather." >> tell mike it was only business. >> reporter: he knew the end was coming. >> tom, can you get me off the hook? for old time sake? >> can't do it. >> reporter: abe vigoda was 94. david wright, abc news, new york. >>> i remember growing up watching barney miller. time to put the teeth back in. thanks for watching on a tuesday night. i'm david muir. hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. until then, good night. >>. >>> yetted, they weren't there. i said what is going on here? >> only on abc7 news, a big drug bust so successful, that even commuters are noticing a difference. and. >> everything is here for me. >> we're live with people getting forced out of their cliffside apartment complex as the ground erodes beneath it. >> the bank going card free at atms. what you will use to withdraw cash. >>> a look at our health care hot line, open one more hour. we're going to get live updates about the covered california question here helping to answer. >>> this

younger generations may remember vigoda from his appearances on conan o'brien and david letterman's shows. abe vigoda was 94 years old. 3 and here's a live look over greenville --you're watching the morning news on fox 3 welcome back to the morning news on fox carolina.we're looking live along mauldin road at i-85. 3 a high school in california is doing their part to help families file their income taxes each year. year.leaders with santa barbara high school say for the last twenty-three years their students have been helping low-income families file taxes for free.according to the school, the students are certified by the i-r-s.a retired i-r-s agent looks over their work for mistakes. teachers say it's been a great way to teach kids real-life used those skills to get paid internships at local tax firms. 3 time for weather with nicole. 3 mostly cloudy skies with morning showers will move out late in the day, leading to some afternoon sunshine. highs will reach 51 in the upstate and 45 in the mountains. tonight stays partly cloudy with lows in the 20s to mid- 30s. 3 ((weather hit)) 3 time

i can put my kid on there and get a million views and be on david letterman? >> you're competing with a guy that will put a cat down his pants. >> why do people love cats so m? >> the videos can be riveting but can you believe everything you see? >> if that's fake, i get angry at people. >> you can fake that completely. >> have you been fooled? what's real? and what's not. >> this one had me fooled 110%. "caught on camera: viral videos, real or fake." >> welcome to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. they are everywhere. on websites like youtube, embedded in blogs, even if your e-mail and chances are you've watched them and maybe even forwarded on one or two along to someone else. the videos you're about to see were all popular. some are funny and some are poignant, all amazing clips but they may have left you wondering, are they real or are they fake? ♪ >> wait, did someone just spray paint graffiti on air force one? >> in this video, a couple of guys essentially climb a fence, elude the skret service, run up to air force one and put a graffiti tag on ai

in his later years, vigoda regularly appeared on david letterman and conan o'brien's talk shows. he was 94. authorities in richmond say a homeless woman committed felony vandalism and assault last week so she could be arrested to escape the cold. capitol police say the woman threw a piece of concrete through a window of the general assembly building thursday night. they say she also punched a virginia commonwealth university student before she threw the concrete. an image uploaded to facebook is causing controversy and now police are investigating death threats in galax. the picture is a meme mocking ptsd for veterans. now the chestnut creek school of the arts is taking attacks over it. but the person whose page it was published on says he didn't upload it. he claims someone hacked his account trying to hurt him. the problem for the school is his facebook page lists the city-run business as an employer. but they say those nothing to do with this. (keith barker, galax city manager) looking at the people that actually responded to the facebook page, they were not local citizens, th

he has to do with david letterman. i don't know.hey took a vacation the last month of the campaign. it's not going to happen with trump, folks. we are going to win. [cheers and applause] you know, i have never done anything like this before, i have never gotten involved with national politics. trillion if we hit 24 in debt, we may be beyond the point of no return. i believe if the next president is not the right president there will be maybe up to four supreme court justice appointees that would change this country forever. all of the values we hold dear will be gone. i honestly believe this man who has turned companies around in the private sector can do it for this country, and that is what i am here -- that is why i am here -- mr. trump: thank you. jerry: that is why i am so honored to be invited to join you up here. we could lose our country if we don't choose a man who is electable. he is the only one who is electable in my opinion. you, jerry.hank thank you, everybody. thank you very much. thank you so much. thank you, jerry.

. >> reporter: that's him on david letterman's show in 1988. like his character in "the godfather." >> tell mike it was only business. >> reporter: he knew the end was coming. >> tom, can you get me off the hook? for old time sake? >> can't do it. >> reporter: abe vigoda was 94. david wright, abc news, new york. >>> i remember growing up watching barney miller. time to put the teeth back in. thanks for watching on a tuesday night. i'm david muir. hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. until then, good night."that individual armed with a knife turned on both the tonight on kolo 8 news now... the latest on an officer-involved shooting which leaves one man dead. and, if you haven't signed up for health insurance, the deadline is days away. a local broker is going to help us sort through the confusion. plus, a settlement between two fire agencies could mean better protection for you and your home. thanks for joining us. i'm sarah johns. and i'm noah bond. it began as a rush hour traffic accident, and ended in gunfire. reno police fatally s

rosanna: well, david letterman? >> i am his doctor for a number of years. >> he's a skinny guy. >> i'm his medical doctor. >> doctor, you are okay. tell david hi. rosanna: we mess him. good luck with the book. out now. we are meeting a model. rosanna: she doesn't have a weight problem. she's smelling the roses. rosanna: oh. do you remember miss vanederal? >> she's an extraordinary. she's a new yorker now and a businesswoman and television entrepreneur. she's got a new show. fyi is a major network. rosanna: yes, the biography channel at one point. >> yes. >> nice to have i don't you here. >> thank you. >> this is your business, the flowers? >> yes, growing up in holland flowers are part of the up grinning and when a flower was named after me in holland. >> yes. >> >> i made a brand around the flowers and packaged nice. >> the country name add flower after you, who did that, the >> yes, actually we have a king. it was the government. >> wow. what is the name of our shop? >> fredderique's choice. >> this is so cute. >>

humanity in my life, i popularized a phrase back in the '70s and '80s, when i did about 50 or 60 david letterman shows. and ev-- and i-- and i chose that metaphor, like-- and i was-- probably-- yes, i was an active alcoholic, so i never took responsibility for my actions. so it was like, "oh, i just came from-- a wedding from hell, or "a family reunion from hell." 'cause i always felt like, "i'm the victim." so i used that all the time. and it was then-- but then i got bummed out, because i saw in ads, like in movie ads, "boss from hell." i said, "this is-- this is startin' to bug me, 'cause they're startin' to-- market it." and-- and i know i popularized it, so i tried to get to this bartlett's quotations-- >> 'cause bartlett (sic) said no to you. >> said no to me. this editor said, "nah, i'm sorry, my-- my nieces--" he was-- he was probably 60s at the time, he says, "my nieces just came back from college after their semester, and they said, 'oh, it was a semester from hell.'" i went, "oh, no kidding. they said that? they-- then they must-- you know-- you mean they weren't watching letterman la

. >> stephen colbert replaced david letterman on the late night show.also made a comeback. tracy morgan took the stage at the emmys and hosted saturday night live almost a year after a car wreck nearly killed him. >> i'm back. >> he's back and about to kick off a standup comedy tour in february. he's already been performing at some warm-up performances. hear! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. i have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. >> in 2015 one of nascar's biggest names drove off into the sunset and the most anticipated fight in the year did not live up to the hype. we kick off our look at the year of sports with controversy. an mvp who didn't mind. >> i don't want anyone rubbing them, taking any air out, putting air in. >> tom brady, underinflated footballs in the afc dhip. brady versus the commissioner in federal court. the rest of us, we'll always have that sketch. brady and the pats winning a fourth super bowl. seahawks fans still

and after 33 years, legendary king of late night tv david letterman signed off. >> it's been great. you've been great. the network has been great. but i'm retiring. >> reporter: as stephen colbert took over as host of "the late show." alex denis, cbs 2 news. >>> to the weather now. cloud most of the day at least where i was. >> yesterday. >> yes. >> today. today, yeah. and today. all week we have been under a cloud. >> elise finch has the all- important weekend forecast. >> absolutely. so we do have some weather it talk about. let's talk temperatures on this first day of the new year. new year highs bridgeport, connecticut 44 degrees same for jfk islip laguardia and newark all reporting highs today of 43, central park 42. a couple of degrees where we should be. should be in the upper 30s. we made it to the 40s. here's your current temperatures. definitely feels different. 28 degrees in monticello so it's definitely cold. a pare of 35s for sparta and white plains. 38 degrees in central park. 40 in the hamptons. but you factor in the winds and it feels a little different. it feels lik

. >> david letterman readinge ofvais's classics. >> as we look forward to hearing all of the reaction from this year's telecast, let's go back in time with the worst and why the stars should be scared. >> our next presenter, is the queen of pop. not you, site golden globes are the oscars what kim kardashian is to kate middleton. >>lly offending the stars. >> a ridiculous rumor that are nominate said because so the hollywood foreign press could hang out with johnny depp and angelina jolie. that is accepted bribes. have you seen "the tourist" yet? >> no. fun. >> so what could go wrong? well, it's liveeep button better be ready. >> i'm not sure because i can't [ bleep ]. >> please welcome, selma hyatt and antonioa. >> mnbc seems to be betting on him to keep insulting the a-listers. >> please welcomeher's dad, bruce willis. >> then the on-air drinking. >> i like a drink as much as the gibson. >> it is so good having a job where you can get drunk and say and they still pay you. >> this was a joke -- >> what can i be? >> don't tell everybody. >> no one is immune from a goodshing. >> are you

moremmy kimmel is then david letterman, but he has a way of getting interviewees to lighten up.n get him to let you do the politicians repeating angry tweets segment. >> coors light is now $23 at sun stop. thanks, obama. >> and then there is jimmy fallon. imitation and i could tell you if it is good or not? what i kind of talk like this. >> you just have to play along with his silly games. he's there to make you look good. the audience share and the online buzz is more than worth it. you may have to pretend to laugh at his donald trump impressions. >> i am sure i will see you at the next one. >> finally, stephen colbert. no one has shaken up the late-night landscape like colbert has. he deals with politics regularly, and has proven a surprising ability to bring in candidates from both parties. he broke through with an joeional interview with biden, and despite all probability, he made ted cruz looked charming -- briefly. steven: do you believe it's call the othero side the devil? >> absolutely. there is nothing diabolical about them. >> you may just learn something about yoursel

five days a week and watching david letterman at night. he should be thankful for that and for him to try to incriminate me because of that, i don't know. it was disheartening. >> he was defended by a private attorney and at least eligible for bail. ariel potter who is represented by a public defender is yet to be granted any bail amount. >> i am confused. it feels like his lawyers are trying to put it on me. it's scarey that this will come on me and, i mean, i want ryan out. i do. if me being in here has to happen, i would rather have him out. i don't know. i love him and i don't want to see him in jail. >> soebl places at least some blame on potter. >> with the military, whether we are guilty or not guilty, her and myself put myself in harm's way. it could have been very easily made my health worse. she should have been there as my care giver, caretaker to help and support me. make the right decisions that night. >> i still feel as strong towards him as i ever have. i don't feel like it will hurt our relationship. i know that he still lo

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so he was -- i think he was writing on the david letterman him and gigs and through the years i would see him and he called me to do this and i didn't have any confidence in doing it and i still don't have any confidence now that i've seen it. but it'seal lucky and happy that it's just this weird show that, you know, i'm kind of even it's weird enough that people will think it's interesting enough to think it's interesting. >> jimmy: with mainstream america it's not going to be the "big-bang theory" but i liked it. iit like race isinetes. >> thanks, jimmy. >> jimmy: not just for the movies, either. you can have them at home. >> what are raisinetes, holdhave chocolate over them? >> jimmy: yes. you don't know raisinetes? >> i knew the california raisins years ago. >> jimmy: this is different. >> jimmy: no, no, no. guys. >> they had drug problems. you. problems. >> thank you. thank you for understanding. thank you guys for understanding. his show. it's called "baskets," it premiers thursday night at 10:00 on fx.rey plaza. (ding) (ding) (ding) (ding) (ding) (ding) , 2, 1 (ding) (ding) (di

i heard you are beating david letterman in the ratings. >> thank you very much. >> we're excited about that. >> we're really excited. >> he's not here no more. >> he was good. >> kim: he's the local church leader accused of having sex with children in his own congregation and he's taking the stand once again in his own defense today. let's check in with craig from downtown las vegas. >> reporter: rev land holland is accused of sex crimes involving children that were members of his congregation there for counseling with him directly. that is the accusation by prosecutors. yesterday he took the stand in his own defense. that testimony may continue today. it's expected the trial will wrap up today or tomorrow. and then go to the jury. if he's convicted as charged, he faces life in prison. >> kim: thank you very much. update on news 3 at non-today. >> dana: more local news coming after this program on the cw. they join us with a fire to talk about this morning. >> in the 7:00 hour a tragic story. a man was simply trying to get warm when he got too close to the flames and unfortunately lost

so he was -- i think he was writing on the david letterman show and i would see him and gigs and through the years i would see him and he called me to do this and i didn't have any and i still don't have any confidence now that i've seen it. but it's -- i'm just real lucky and happy that it's just this w, i'm kind of even will like it or not. it's weird enough that people will think it's interesting enough to think it's interesting. >> jimmy: with mainstream america it's not going to be the "big bang theory." but i thought it wasny. >> thanks, jimmy, very much. >> jimmy: i consumed it like raisinettes. >> thanks, jimmy. >> jimmy: not just for the movies, either.ome. >> what are raisinetes, old raisins? they have chocolate over them? e you don't know raisinetes? >> i knew the california raisins years ago. >> jimmy: those are different gangs. >> i used to hang out with them. >> jimmy: no, no, no. those guys are totally different guys.ems. >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. i'm so sorry about your health problems. >> thank you. thank you for understanding. thank you guys for understanding