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charlie: let me go back to leaving indianapolis and going to l.a.ng a talk show host or were you just going out there to get into television and do comedy? david: when i left indianapolis i worked at a television session. i started working in tv in 1969 when i was 19 or 20. i had worked at the station for five years, worked at a radio station, and i knew something else was going on. i had the sense that there is something else out there. i did not think i would be satisfied or fulfilled doing it 4h have our kids show once a week. -- half-hour kids' show once a week. i told my family i was going out to be a writer. the idea of me being in show business would have horrified and sickened everyone. the fact of me in show business horrifies and sickens millions. charlie: but then you brought your mother into show business. david: oh, lord. i said, i'm going to go out there to be a writer. i'm a goofy looking guy. i knew in the back of my mind what i would try is to get into comedy, do standup comedy. in those days you knew how to do that, and i was go ri

. >> also a big factor day one of qualifying fort indianapolis 500 rained out.lifying is going to pick up tomorrow. >>> good day at the wells fargo championship for rear mcilroy during a 10 hole stretch from the seventh hole to the 16th 16th he birdied nine out of 10 holes. just making it 10 for 10. he hit every green regulation and only needed 12 putts. he broke the course rode record and takes a four shot lead heading into tomorro >>> we are continuing our coverage tonight of the race for philadelphia's mayor. "eyewitness news" profiles all of the candidates in the campaign. nelson diaz is one of the most accomplish members in the field and now wants to put his years of experience to work at city hall. our own chris may sat down with diaz for a one-on-one interview. >> nelson diaz is the familiar face around philadelphia. >> vote for me to get that done? >> yeah. >> he's called the city home for 45 years and now he hopes to transform it. >> we can make every school in the city available to kids so everybody have a quality education. >> the foundation of his ca

el piloto colombiano montoya gana las 15 millas de indianÁpolis.o no contÓ conocer los que salieron con todo. en el 38 un contraataque de los de laguna culminÓ en gol y dejaba a chivas confundido. luego se hicieron unos cambios buscando salida, pero carlos en un cÓrner pegÓ un cabezazo de manera acrobÁtica y dejÓ en shock al rebaÑo. y luego vendrÁ el gol del aÑo de nÉstor calderÓn. adiÓs a las chivas, santos pasa a la final despuÉs de golear por tres a cero. otro que hizo sus deberes en la Última jornada fue el campeÓn, con un contundente triunfo. en un encuentro en el que levantaron el tÍtulo de la premier liga, y despidieron a su legendario jugador. y el piloto colombiano juan pablo montoya, se proclamÓ hoy ganador de indianÁpolis al superar a su compaÑero. montoya de 39 aÑos de edad, que se adelantÓ para cubrir las 200 millas de la carrera, volviÓ a ganar por segunda vez la prueba mÁs importante de la competiciÓn. es Ácido todo de mi parte, le recuerdo que para mÁs informaciÓn pueden visitar la pÁgina univisiÓn deportes. conductor: santos y quer

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and the threat of thunderstorms does move toward indianapolis today, as well.ud cover over the golden gate bridge and it's on the cool side. temperatures still in the mid-50s in many locations. san francisco only 54. you heard cornell at the end of the bay to breakers race. still feeling pretty frigid out there. oakland 56, san carlos 55. and some upper 50s through fair field concord and liver more. we are starting to climb up. here's a look downtown san jose. we see cloudy conditions. it will be mostly cloudy. this is for the day. and actually through most of the week. so it's going to stay cooler than normal and really our warmup comes next weekend. and even then not a big warmup. so i'll show you why. with the pacific satellite image we have two areas of low pressure. this is helping to drive the cool and breezy pattern to continue, which brings us our temperatures. that means our temperatures will be below average throughout the week into friday. then high pressure will eventually build over the pacific and we will get more sunshine and warmer weather. the

es para el colombiano juan pablo montoya quien gana las 500 millas de indianapolis [ mujer ] tenemos muchas fiestas y después me dejan a mí con todo el problema. yo te ayudo. ¿no te ayudamos? iswifter wet jet! esto es maravilloso. iguau! ¿me quieres ayudar? sí. ahora sí, ¿verdad? así que quieres ir a la universidad. y como todo, lo planeas hasta el último detalle. porque es una decisión que afecta a todos. y tienes que estar segura que puedes balancear tu vida de

. >> reporter: this is the high octane anticipation in the run-up to the indianapolis 500.ust ask racing legend mario andretti. you still live for speed? >> live for speed, man. that will never leave me. >> carpenter in trouble. >> reporter: but sunday's race will run with new attention to safety following several spectacular crashes during time trials. some chevrolets went airborne after spinning out. joseph newgarden's car launched off the track. fortunately, he walked away. >> tracks are getting safer with safer barriers and the cars are getting tougher, but still when you have men with their heads hanging out going at such high speeds, there is going to be trouble. >> reporter: indycar has mandated in the interest of safety all cars for this 500 had to qualify with the same aerodynamics they would have on race day. hoping to avoid what happened to helio castroneves, his car flipped in a heart-stopping instant. and yet, he, too, walked away and is ready to race. >> i do not have my pilot's license and i do not intend to have it. >> reporter: from the legends to the new k

los balones desinflados encontrados durante el juego de campeonato de la afc pasado frente a los indianapolis colts..los patriots tambin fueron penalizados. el equipo perder su seleccin de primera ronda del 2016 y su seleccin de cuarta ronda

letterman and indianapolis native co-owner of the ray hall letterman langan racing team. they first met in 1986 when dave interviewed him for the show. they later formed their own indy car team. at yesterday's race, letterman signed autographs for fans and spoke about his big send-off after 33 years on television. >> i just assumed that we would do the last show and go away. and it was very nice. it was very gratifying. and my family, you know, they were never quite sure what did i for a leaving. -- living. so it got everybody's attention. >> oh, unfortunately dave's indy team did not win as you heard from ukee, they did finish in fifth place though. i'm sure a lot of fans so excited to see david letterman,. >> still going out making them laugh. >> coming up: we have more memorial day celebrations happening around our region. jan? >> ocean city is waking up as people hit the boardwalk and as crews combed the beach ahead of those memorial day crowds. coming up: we have live look at some of the parades as well as the ceremonies in our area. >>> jan, thank. also, great day i

from there, indianapolis. from that point, that duplicated and reversed lincoln -- the trip lincoln took out when he went to be inaugurated in 1861. from there it went to chicago, because that was, by now, a large city. he laid in state in chicago for three days until he left ahead back down through illinois. in illinois, -- this was all night, too. the train was supposed to leave at 9:00 in the evening and left at 10:00. all of these towns had thousands of people with on fires as the train passed through illinois, his home state. fol -- jolliet, 15,000 people there, all these towns draped in black, there were portraits of him. the train itself had a portrait of him in the front. they came to the town where i live in bloomington at 5:00 in the morning, having gone through north bloomington first and that is where it started. the people would put arches over the tracks. the train would pass under these arches. "go to thy rest," was normally on the arch. bloomington did nothing. the town was 8000 people and ther

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s where he laid in state in the pita state capitol.re to from there to indianapolis. to that point, that duplicated and reversed the trip that lincoln took out in the first the fi place. but when hers went to be innaug rated in '61.up from there, went up to chicago, because that was by now a large city and he laid in state in chicago for three days until he he left at that point to head back down through illinois. in illinois, he -- this was all night too. l thefe train left at 9:00 evening.evenin it was supposed to leave at 9:00.10:0 it left about 10:00. all these towns had thousands of bo people with bonfires as the rough trainil passed through illinois, his home state, of course. joel yet was 15,000 people in joel yet and all these towns were draped in black. they had portraits of lincoln. the train itself had a portrait o of him on the front.o from joliet on down, they came to the town where i live in rth bloomington, having gone through the town of north blood work lton first which is now normal illinois. that's where it started.ches o the people would put arches

i left indianapolis in '75. i think like '78 three years later i'm sitting next to johnny carson you know. it wasn't the rich little johnry was there that night t wasn't hugh downs filling in for johnny. it was johnny. and i can remember and this is a forgive me if it is clumsily articulated. but my reaction to it was like all your life, you see a $5. all your life you see a $5. and then suddenly you see lincoln. and it's like oh my god it's honest abe. the guy on the $5 and that was the reaction. i just-- and it was you know, i was just completely wired for days and days and days after that. an still and all that was, i think, for me the single most important but also the single most thrilling experience of my life. >> rose: and how long was it before they asked you to come in and guest host. >> it was this i think was november of 78y. and i think in march or april of 79y i did my first guest host there. >> rose: when you made the decision to go to cbs what went through your mind in terms of what you would have

from there to indianapolis. to that point, that duplicate in reverse the trip that lincoln took out in the first place when he went to be inaugurated in '61. from there, went up to chicago because that was by now a large city and he laid in state in chicago for three days until he left at that point to head back down through illinois. in illinois, he -- this was all night too. the train left at 9:00 in the evening. it was supposed to leave at 9:00. it left about 10:00. and all these towns had thousands of people with bonfires as the train passed through illinois, his home state, of course. joliet was 15,000 people were in joliet. and all these towns were draped in black. they had portraits of lincoln. the train itself had a portrait of him on the front. and from joliet on down through all these towns, too numerous to mention here but they came to the town where i live in bloomington at 5:00 in the morning. having gone through the town of north wroomington first, which is now normal, illinois. and that's where it

indianÁpolis se quejÓ de que varios varones estaban por debajo de como deberes aliviados. estuvieron involucrados en un esfuerzo deliberado por sacar aire de los balones despuÉs de que fueron examinados por el Árbitro. "tom voy a hacer de esta bola un globo." " hablÉ con Él anoche, hablo de ti y dijo que debes estar bajo mucha presiÓn integrado terminarlas." en reacciÓn al informe robert el principal oficial ejecutivo de los patriotas, dijo aceptaremos el informe y tomaremos las acciones apropiadas basadas en los hallazgos. ademÁs cualquier acciÓn disciplinaria que dicte la liga." >> me llama la atenciÓn hasta quÉ punto se va a producir una sanciÓn. seguro tiene que ver con reclutamiento de solicitudes en la prÓxima hora. desenmascara una franqueza que ha ganado pero que es algo comentario inapropiado. >> segÚn el informe no hay evidencia de que el entrenador de la plana mayor sabÍa lo que estaba pasando parece que la controversia aun no se desinfla del todo. segÚn fuentes en castigo por parte de la fnl, estadÍa habÍas de anunciarse. marÍa elena: 7 empleados de la granja e

se corrieron las 500 millas de indianÁpolis.undaciones repentinas en texas ha provocado inundaciones, rescates mÁs de 1000 propiedades daÑadas y por lo menos 3 muertos y ocho desaparecidos. los candidatos estÁn utilizando varios regalos para poder capturar votos. arpayo, pide que le cooperen a los concluyentes para pagar el juicio que enfrenta por

. >> reporter: the high octane anticipation and carnival atmosphere that comes with the indianapoliss all revved up. just ask racing legend mario andretti. >> ed carpenter in trouble. >> reporter: but sunday's race has new safety concerns following several spectacular crashes in time trials. joseph newgarden's car launched off the track. he walked away. >> cars are getting tougher. when you have men with their heads hanging out, there will be trouble at such high speeds. >> reporter: for this year's 500, indycar mandated the cars qualify with the same aerodynamics. helio castroneves walked away. >> can i ask the feeling it is like back wards? >> i do not have my pilot's license. it was weird. i was like oh, snap. this is going to hurt. >> my best friend last week hit the wall at 215 miles an hour. he has fully recovered. we have a safe car. >> reporter: for race fans there's nothing like the indy 500 and the anticipation leading up to the checkered flag is legend. >> you look around a bit and realize, i'm about to take the green flag at the indianapolis 500. this is absolutely an ama

race day in indianapolis is just phenomenal.umbers but there's a small city here when the checkered flag drops. and so a big piece of that is tourist money. people come from all over the world and all over the country to be here and they don't come in just for race day. they come to stay for a long weekend, the memorial day holiday. so most of it is what we really count is outside money from the tourism that comes with the race. >> robert frank is a fan. >> yeah mark. good luck with the race this weekend. it's good to see you at the brickyard. a lot of controversy and attention this week over the crashes. you've had four crashes, three cars went airborne. a lot of people like mike andretti saying it's these new aero kidts which is designed to make it more attractive to fan. do you think it's the car? are we going to see these crashes over the weekend or have you solved some of thosish use?e ishsues? >> we don't exactly what the cause of three of the cashes were. we have the best people in the world. the engineers are poring over

a tornado touching down in indianapolis. and winds clocking up to 90 miles per hour. and tonight, the east on the alert. rob marciano in dallas tonight with the forecast. rob? >> tom the road behind me is flooded. a lot of that happening, and the rain is moving northeast. it's raining heavily along the i-95 corridor. and this push will stall out. it's a two and in some cases three-day event east of the mississippi river. we could see one to three inches of rainfall and that could cause flash flooding in new york new jersey and connecticut. and good news, in texas, at least one more day in texas. >> thank you, rob. >>> tonight, the condolences pouring in after the death of beau biden, the vice president's oldest child. he's being remembered as a public servant, and a beloved son by the vice president. jim avila with a look back. >> reporter: handsome with a great military record, his career could only be stopped by a five-year battle with brain cancer. the vice president mourning saying he was the best he's ever known. seen here in 2010 volunteering to serve in iraq. >

> colombia estÁ celebrando el piloto de carrera juan pablo montoya ganÓ ayer las 500 millas de indianÁpolis00 millas de indianÁpolis, las Últimas vueltas fueron no aptas para cardÍacos intercambiando posiciÓn de priiilegio con su compaÑero quien terminÓ segundo, los monoplaza dieron el espectÁculo un dramatismo muy particular segÚn expertos este triunfo serÁ clave en la carrera del colombiano. >> significa la ratificaciÓn de juan pablo montoya como uno de los pilotos lÍderes del equipo y definitivamente un lÍder absolutamente consolidado. >> esta competencia no se salvÓ de momentos accidentados como tony k que sale caminando de un impresionante impacto o kram bolas en varias ocasiones. >> el colombiano respondiÓ sobre lo que pasaba en su mente sobre el Último tramo de la cerrada competencia. >> (en inglÉs). >> estaba muy ocupado para pensar en algo, para ser honesto todo era asegurarme que nadie se metiera en mi camino. >> al final juan pablo besÓ la pista junto con el dueÑo del equipo y su jefe de mecÁnicos celebra con los fans su segundo triunfo en la carrera mÁs famosa de estados unidos.

minneapolis and san diego rounded out the top three with indianapolis ranking at the bottom. the american college of sports medicine uses a variety of factors, like smoking, heart disease and access to fresh fruits and veggies for its annual rankings. d.c. got high marks for its access to public parks. >> if you walk out onto the washington mall at noon tourists can't get around because there's so many people exercising, so many people walking and jogging. >> that is true. the report found that d.c. spends an average $287 per person on city parks, compared to $27 per person in indianapolis. >>> you're going to want to see this before you get away. our news4 i-team went looking to find out if there are any hidden dangers when you head to area beaches. >>> plus we join some of our nation's brightest minds, as they complete an annual rite of passage. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, wel

thanks for joining us for our coverage today from the indianapolis motor speedway.er rain yesterday, the drama today was going to be just how fast would it take for a driver

[laughter] >> i'm not a meteorologist. >> and then we have 50% chance of rain in indianapolis.. >> and we will see if they can make it today for the qualifying round. here's a live look at live doppler 7. the green shows you a lot of moisture in the low clouds spreading from the coast. i want to that you out to the severe line of thunderstorms through oklahoma. this is what could head over to indianapolis bringing them a chance of rain and even some thunderstorms this afternoon. so we will keep you posted on that. a beautiful view as we look out from the exploratorium camera. clouds out there but we've seen breaks in the clouds. it's also a nice view here in san jose. and i want to show you morris temperatures. all in the 50s. fairfield 53 degrees. this time, as we look out toward the bay, mostly cloudy is what you can expect throughout the day. still cooler than normal. and then a warmup finally next weekend. so we keep our fingers crossed for that. here's a look at the pacific satellite image. we basically have two areas of low pressure. this has led to the cool and breezy pa

barring a reduction of games with an appeal it would be against the same indianapolis colts on sunday night on nbc. you can see it here when it happens. live in the digital operations center i'm vai sikahema. >>> 5:16. liberians are marking the end of ebola in their country. they gathered in the streets this morning to celebrate. over the weekend the world health organization declared liberia ebola free. it was the hardest hit country during the epidemic killing 4700 people there. >>> back here at home from the south jersey bureau local breast cancer patients will have a new resource to help fight the disease. they'll hold a ribbon cutting ceremony for the janet knowles breast cancer center. it's the newest edition at cooper in camden. >>> today the pennsylvania state senate is expected to approve a bill that will legalize certain forms of medical marijuana. whether the bill will pass the house still remains unclear. the senate amended the bill to include patients suffering from crohn's disease, diabetes and chronic pain. it would allow doctors to prescribe marijuana through oil extra

controversy stemmed from the afc championship game in which the patriots soundly defeated the indianapolis colts 45-7 to advance to the super bowl. officials discovered 11 of 12 game balls used by brady and the patriots offense, different balls used by the opponent, were under-inflated below the minimum of 12.5 pounds per square inch. the investigation showed the two men disparaged brady in text messages after he complained about football air pressure. mcnally writing i'm going to make that next ball a balloon. tom, 16 is nothing. wait until next sunday. nfl commissioner roger goodell said the league will consider taking disciplinary action saying in a statement we will continue our efforts vigorously to protect the integrity of the game and promote fair play at all times. reaction by fans outside the team stadium were mixed. >> it's a shame, but you know, i'll still be a patriots fan when it's all said and done. >> he's carried himself over the last 14, 15 years as a pro. acted as a pro. is just as much a pro off the field as he is on the field. and i suggest that what with we're talking

[cheers and applause] >> the indy 500 took place today in indianapolis indianapolis native there davidrman. >>> today at the french open after roger federer won his opening round somehow a fan slipped by security ran over and wanted to take a selfie with him. roger not too happy about this. finally security came over and escorted the fan off of the court. this is the second time roger has had to deal with a fan on the court at the french open. >> in the sports disown many zone a busy week in the world of sports. sixers getting their third pick in the nba draft. ryan howard really looking like his old self. john johnson from sports radio 94 wip will join me at 11:35. we'll 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

some officers will be patrolling the indianapolis motor speedway. surveillance cameras are being installed as well. >> we will be monitoring any type of threats that come across the wire nationally or locally. right now we do not have any threats for the indianapolis 500 but we always plan like we do. >> sounds like a swarm of bees. the security boost comes in the wake of last years deadly shooting which took place at the campground right near that racetrack. >>> that leads us right to sal. he is over there. you taking care of things on the east shore? >> we are. and we are looking at a live picture of the east shore freeway and the mccarthur maze and you can see that from the carquinez bridge to the mccarthur maze our drive time is 18 minutes. not too bad if you get to the bay bridge toll plaza traffic is getting a little crowded many some of the lanes getting into san francisco from oakland there are no major problems there. the traffic continues to look very nice as you dry -- as you drive through. southbound 880 traffic as you drive down from sa

. >> the winner of the indianapolis 500 is juan carlos montoya montoya. >> david letterman just arrived. you have to see what's on the side of this car. >> we followed the end of the show and we know you're going to be at more races, is that right? >> that's right. i think i'll move back to indianapolis and get a paper route. [ laughter ] >>> welcome to cbs "this morning" and happy memorial day. i'm anthony mason with vanita nair. charlie rose and gayle king are off. most of you in the wednesday should enjoy a beautiful holiday but severe weather threatens much of the country. more than 25 million americans from montana to there are there are could be in the path of new thunderstorms. texas and oklahoma are once again in the bull's-eye. >> that's where at least three people were killed. eight others are still missing. flooding damaged or destroyed hundreds of homes. omar villafranca is in wimberley, texas. good morning. >> reporter: for weeks texas has been pummelled by severe weather. you can see the toll it's taking along the blanco river where every home on the banks has some sort of

had been to indianapolis a lot, which is where he was from.a sophisticated adults humor with a satirical edge the belonged on cbs. cbs was a mature, smart company. did it matter that jay leno consistently be david letterman in the ratings? >> no, i didn't. it's a different kind of humor. for a different kind of audience. i knew it was a very high-profile audience, a very good audience for advertisers. i didn't think about that. 9.5ere going from zero to out of 10. i was very happy. and i liked the show. in the end, when you are running programming, you don't bring everything into the equation. you ask yourself is this what the network needs ? this is going to be good for the network and the audience? i thought it was. he never disappointed. mark: how would you assess the current late-night landscape? has it lessened because of cable tv or on-demand offerings? >> every thing is fragmented, everything has so much choice. timeshifting means you can watch david letterman all over the place, and probably, people are. late-night is changed. i think.

the issue is whether they cheated in the game against indianapolis by underinflating the footballs they used in theory making them easier to handle. and now that report commissioned by the nfl makes the case that some on the team probably did and that brady was probably aware of it. nbc's ron mott is in foxborough were massachusetts, with detail. >> good evening. this took over three months. they've been cleared of any wrong doing but tonight people are sounding off about tom brady. one of the best to play the game and whether he's a cheater. tom brady addressed the public in january and denied any involvement in what's become known as deflategate. intentionally removing air from footballs making them easier to throw and catch. >> i would never do anything to break the rules. i respect the league. >> reporter: today an investigation led by ted wells found it is more probable than not that the quarterback was at least generally aware of the inappropriate activities. patriots personnel were involved in a deliberate effort to circumvent the rules. that jim mcallynally and patriots equipmen

here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tonight concerns about driver safety in the indianapolis 500opping scenes like this in the speedway in the week leading up to the big race. >> everyone seems to forget this is the fastest race car track in the world and the more speed you run the more dangerous it is. >> reporter: a danger in practice sent three-time winner helio castroneves flipping backwards yet walking away from this crash and james hinchcliffe still recovering in the hospital after this fiery wreck. >> there's a lot of danger there. as to why the cars are gaining rear lift i think they need to look into it. >> as to why the cars are gaining rear lift they need to look into it. >> reporter: the risk is amplified after modifications are made to each car's so-called aero kit. that's the extra trim added as well as magnificationses to the shape of the car in an attempt to make it go faster topping speeds 230 miles an hour. >> when the cars turn around and go backwards after a crash they're going airborne and that's as a result of the new aero kits. they are making last-minute c