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that was james carden delivering david letterman's trademark late night top ten list. >> did he just plaguized david letterman. >>> it could be a top ten day. >> i think so. >> it feels awesome. >> sometimes producer stick us out here in the sky deck when it is crazy hot, cold, rain, i will take it. low humidity for mid-july. this is good stuff. take advantage of it. full moon still out. coming off full moon, just a nice start to the morning. temperatures anywhere from the 60's, to around 70 degrees, up to 72 at the airport in philadelphia may drop another degrees right before sunrise in 15 minutes or so but some suburbs dropping to the low 60's and even some 50's now showing up, quakertown checking in at 59. mid 60's mount holly, new jersey and up in willow grove and that comfort index is looking good today, dew point temperature tells us moisture, humidity in the air, usually this time of the year in the 60's and 07's, right the now in the 50's, very dry air mass. we will call it pleasant throughout the morning in the afternoon. one shower, moving over ocean city, atlantic city are

i think this guy needs a little support, david letterman. >> he was anti-establishment at his core, hees. >> who are those women out there, by the way? >> neighbors. >> i'll get rid of them. hey, excuse me. >> kind of spoofed the whole notion of talk shows. >> it's the late night guest cam, please say hello to tom hanks, there he is. >> no one could go on the david letterman show and try to steer it towards a point of view and push something. he just wouldn't stand for it. you're on to do one thing and one thing only. be as funny as possible. >> you know, we could do a two-man show. >> you know, as a comedian you want the biggest audience that you could get. for dave, he knew a lot of things that he would do were good at aiming at people. and he didn't care, he wanted his thumb print out there. that was what was important. >> excuse me, do you have any accompanying music here? paul schafer, ladies and gentlemen. >> the show making fun of itself and turning itself inside out that way was something kind of new. >> don't we look like guys that kind of look like they hang around together?

in new york. [ cheers and applause ] fortunate enough to receive our peabody the same night david lettermanothing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: was that a fun night? >> it was a great night. >> jimmy: i bet it was. let's talk about the show "to tell the truth." this is a game show from the '50s? '60s? >> '50s, '60s, '70s. almost four decades, yeah. >> jimmy: what's the idea behind the show? >> they bring three guests on, and one is sworn to tell the truth. the other two lie out of their teeth. and i have a panel of celebrity guests. i have nene leakes, jalen rose, i have the wonderful and beautiful and talented betty white. >> jimmy: betty white. she's always funny. >> she did the original "to tell the truth," so we had to have her back on. >> jimmy: you had another cast member, a very important cast member, i think. your mom is the score keeper. >> my mother is the score keeper on the show. >> jimmy: is she good at keeping score? >> my mother went to public school in watts, she can't count. >> jimmy: your mother used to come on our show all the time. and then at a certain point, i was like, wher

anyway, when i retire, i'm going to do a david letterman, just let myself go, just blow up, just grow a giant beard. >> oh, no. >> doesn't even look like the same guy. >> is that him? >> santa. >> oh, i love saint a i'm sure people -- he's married. >> funnel cake french toast. let's go eat t it is outside. let's get to it. can you stall with some weather. >> oh, thanks. >> because i'm out offer. >> that's right, i'm just the filler. >> filler. >> well that's all right. because when you walk out that door, in a couple of seconds, you're going to say ugh. that's right. just blah. but also, you'll wonder, hey, sue, are we going to break a record today? and the answer is probably not. these are the records for the next couple of days. it is july, so the records are pretty much all in the hundreds. like today's record is 102. set in 2010. not that long ago. really. tomorrow's record, for july 7th, is 103. setback in 2010. that really hot july. and iand on friday, it is july . that will record is 100 degrees. and that was set in 1993. so, we may flirt with that hundred on friday. but, again

i don't see you sitting into the david letterman type sense of humor but i'll try to picture it. but thank you for your service to the city and i'll be supportive. >> you know, my job at ft. mason is one that i'm also passionate about as we struggle in this city to provide space for arts organizations. we at ft. mason take that mission seriously and have tried to open up our space and provide more space and i think it's something we could do more at the city level, akin to what we do for supportive housing and providing space, with a nonprofit such as ft. mason, there's nothing better than a nonprofit actually owning and operating and being able to control their space. you have the free market to be able to serve those constituent sis so thank you. >> thank you very much. at this time i will open up item 4 to public comment. i have cards from commissioner richards, who is here as an individual, and any other members of the public who wish to come up for item 4. come on up. >> it's an honor to be here today to support my colleague, commissioner hillis. speaking as an individual, a

i don't see you sitting into the david letterman type sense of humor but i'll try to picture it. but thank you for your service to the city and i'll be supportive. >> you know, my job at ft. mason is one that i'm also passionate about as we struggle in this city to provide space for arts organizations. we at ft. mason take that mission seriously and have tried to open up our space and provide more space and i think it's something we could do more at the city level, akin to what we do for supportive housing and providing space, with a nonprofit such as ft. mason, there's nothing better than a nonprofit actually owning and operating and being able to control their space. you have the free market to be able to serve those constituent sis so thank you. >> thank you very much. at this time i will open up item 4 to public comment. i have cards from commissioner richards, who is here as an individual, and any other members of the public who wish to come up for item 4. come on up. >> it's an honor to be here today to support my colleague, commissioner hillis. speaking as an individual, a

. >> reporter: like many topics, mike got his first big break on david letterman's stage when he waserybody. >> reporter: i spent his early year sharpening his comedy at the famed upright citizens brigade theater which also launched the career of stars like amy poehler and ed well. with do you feel like a success? >> it's weird. i'm still doing the same thing when i'm here, which is i'm trying and failing or i'm trying and succeeding. then he goes, actually, you can't do it's a woman seated by the window has that. >> reporter: even with all of his recent accomplishments. >> i won't feed them to her. >> reporter: birbiglia is still trying to push the envelope. >> or rub them on her face. >> reporter: in your very scuffle off-broadway show that ran recently, thank god for jokes, you talk about how far can we push humor into today's world. >> yeah. >> reporter: did you find the edge for yourself? >> yeah, i think it's a good question. what i always say about that that is that people have the right to tell jokes and people have the right to be offended by jokes and those two ideas aren't

i don't see you sitting into the david letterman type sense of humor but i'll try to picture it. but thank you for your service to the city and i'll be supportive. >> you know, my job at ft. mason is one that i'm also passionate about as we struggle in this city to provide space for arts organizations. we at ft. mason take that mission seriously and have tried to open up our space and provide more space and i think it's something we could do more at the city level, akin to what we do for supportive housing and providing space, with a nonprofit such as ft. mason, there's nothing better than a nonprofit actually owning and operating and being able to control their space. you have the free market to be able to serve those constituent sis so thank you. >> thank you very much. at this time i will open up item 4 to public comment. i have cards from commissioner richards, who is here as an individual, and any other members of the public who wish to come up for item 4. come on up. >> it's an honor to be here today to support my colleague, commissioner hillis. speaking as an individual, a