though jay leno's tonight show ely beat letterman in the ratings, leno never achieved the critical success dave did. letterman was considered an innovator and his fans and critics loved him for it. in 2015, after 33 years on late night, letterman announced he "my wife and i have shared our bedroom at night with dave for 33 years. i hate to see him go." "this is kind of closure something that's been entertaining and its also been a constant in my life in so many ways." during its 22-year run on cbs, the late show with david letterman racked up nine emmy awards and 73 emmy nominations. "i think david letterman's largest legacy will beyond late night, beyond television, he didn't invent irony but he was a major architect in making it part of our culture so he realy affected not only what we laugh at but sort of the way we see things and the way we talk to each other." "a lot of comedic integrity. so and that's something. e' letterman you know. they don't come along often and i think that's it." "well as a comedian, the stupider you are the smarter you are and so by that measurement dave's the

mark leno, who is leaving the senate is. how important is that, do you think, to have an lgbt person from the bay area? >> i think it's very important. right now we have one remaining lgbt representative from san francisco, mark leno, who has termed out. and having an lgbt voice from san francisco in the state legislature is important. our straight allies are unbelievable important, but we have to have our own seat at the table. and i've been working for 25 years to support my community, the lgbt community. but it goes beyond that. i think even my harshest critic would acknowledge that i am tenacious. i don't just pick an issue and then get a headline and give up. i see it through till the end. so i'm going to go up to sacramento and fight for more funding for affordable housing, for better support for transit, and to really push back when the drug companies or the insurance companies are depriving people of access to health care. >> affordability is a huge issue in san francisco. you've alluded to the lack of housing, lack

. >> rosemary and leno, her husband. had large cord around her neck. leno stabbed 26 times, rosemary, 41. overkill would be an understatement. and again, just as it was at sharon tate's house, the murder scene seemed almost art directed, to elicit fear. >> a fork was jammed into leno la bianca's abdomen and was >> paint on one wall was death to pigs. and the refrigerator, helter-skelter, like the song from the beatles album. >> on his body the words "war" had been carved in the chest. >> these are brutal killings. >> elaine has written about the case for "people" magazine. >> in the middle of the night, people multiple times, even when they were dead, things the police had never seen before. >> the killers seemed to have no conscience. >> they killed a husband and wife, took a shower in their home, calmly ate some food and left. >> over two successive nights, seven people and an unborn baby had been ruthlessly slaughtered. l.a. braced itself after the next wave especially after the initial suspect, william garretson was released. >> there's a crazed ki

. >> what happened when you mix jay leno, joe biden and their more "who's training who" per roll. bounty is two times more absorbent. so one roll of bounty can last longer than those bargain brands. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty. the long-lasting quicker picker upper. and try bounty napkins. more "sit" per roll. bounty is two times more absorbent. so one roll of bounty so you get more "life" per roll. bounty. the long-lasting quicker picker upper. more "sit" per roll. bounty is two times more absorbent. so one roll of bounty can last longer than those bargain brands. so you get more "life" per roll. friday, looking spectacular across much of the country here. no problems across the west coast. we'll see plenty of sunshine all the way through the southeast. the one problem spot will be the northeast here later on today. expect airport delays if you're flying fro w >> thanks for that. >> first, president obama did comedians and cars getting coffee with jerry seinfeld. >> now vice president joe biden had a chance to get behind the wheel of his all-time favorite car and he m

and now i would like to acknowledge our state senator mark leno for a special commendation. >> thank you madam president. we are celebrating this centinnial as beautiful and magnificent from the walls and to the elegant and the ornate ceiling and to these extraordinary chandaliers which were actually taken down and put into storage to put up modern light ins and they were in fact, well stored and put back in place during our late 90s historic restoration and renovation. and seismic retrofitting. but that is those who have served and the public becomes to these chambers, on a regular basis, that make the value of this beautiful room. so it is a real honor, and privilege not only to have served here but to be back with all of those who have shared that experience as i have. and i just want to close by making recognition of that photograph. that president breed mentioned in her opening comments. it is a moment in time and we have just restored that moment of time. and there will be those looking back on it. but if you have a good look at that photograph, hanging on the wall outside of t

. >> what happened when you mix jaly leno, joe biden and their love of cars? ?ning who" per roll. bounty is two times more absorbent. so one roll of bounty can last longer than those bargain brands. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty. the long-lasting quicker picker upper. and try bounty napkins. bounty is two times more absorbent. more "sit" per roll. so one roll of bounty can last longer than those bargain brands. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty. the long-lasting quicker picker upper. bounty is two times more absorbent. more "sit" per roll. so one roll of bounty can last longer than those bargain brands. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty. the long-lasting quicker picker upper. friday, looking spectacular across much of the country here. no problems across the west coast. we'll see plenty of sunshine all the way through the southeast. the one problem spot will be the northeast here later on today. expect airport delays if you're flying from washington up to new york. back over to you guys. >> thanks for that. >> first, president obama did com

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former supervisor and board president, chui, as well as former supervisor and current senator, mark leno. and we also have former supervisor and board of equalization, president, fiona ma. thank you all for being here. we are also joined by many other city department heads, and elected officials. i see our public defender is here jeff adachi and our sheriff, henessee as well as our fire chief, white, and the city administrator noami kelley. thank you all for being here. and i also would like to send a special recognition to the man who has basically worked with every former supervisor in this room, the great harvey rose. okay, i know that we are in a clapping mood, but i would like to at this time call out the names of each member of the board of supervisors, that has served on this legislative body and is joining us here today. and if you could just basically stand up so that we can acknowledge you. starting with bill mar. thank you for being here. tony hall? roberta atkinburg, carol silver. an marie con roy. >> dufty. haranzy. i apologize. kim gon sal ez. our former city attorney and f

the two young >>> jay leno hosted the amazing. >>> that was lady gaga in new york on the balcony last night. call it throw back thursday. gaga told thursday, the bitter end was where she first performed in new york where she was 16-year-old. >> it was so amazing and such a throw back experience. >> joanne being gaga's late aunt, she named the album after her and it is already number one on the itunes chart. >> michael buble now spent quite a year of mayor moments for him. he under went career threatening vocal threat surgery and before that, he had a second baby boy. >> people ttink of me in the way that i see him like now in a tie, i got make up on and my hair looks good. they don't think about that i smell like pee and puke most of my days. audience thinking oh, that's sexy. for his boys.deliver this album >> all of them is good but none of them meant to happen as much and what this meant to me. >> hi oah and eli. guess what papa is here with. >> now, you are officially a cool dad. >> "nobody but me" drops today. >> does my voice sound funny? does it sound like what it >> owe goh go

the two young >>> jay leno hosted the life and death. 600 dollars. of abuse. prop 61. all of this with the global warming and the - a lot of it's a hoax. it's a hoax. it'll get cooler. it'll get warmer. it's called weather. we need some global warming! we need leaders who get it. so that we can move away from coal and oil to clean energy. i'm tom steyer. if you want to do something about climate change, you can. please. register and vote. nextgen california action committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. amazing. >>> that was lady gaga in new york on the balcony last night. call it throw back thursday. gaga told thursday, the bitter end was where she first performed in new york where she was 16-year-old. >> it was so amazing and such a throw back experience. >> joanne being gaga's late aunt, she named the album after her and it is already number one on the itunes chart. >> michael buble now spent quite a year of mayor moments for him. he under went career threatening vocal threat surgery and before that, he had a second baby boy. >> people ttink of

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first to jay leno, he's getting ready for the new season of his cnbc show "jay leno's garage. for one interview jay takes the passenger's seat next to a man who isn't even allowed to drive. that man, joe biden. the vice president taking jay for a spin. look at the car, '67 corvette. >> oh, wow. >> after getting the okay from the secret service and biden clearly excited about it. >> sounds good. [ laughter ] >> try your brakes. >> i shouldn't say it on television. i like speed. >> the vice president has a need for speed. by the way, that 1967 corvette was actually a wedding gift biden received from his dad 49 years ago! jay leno's garage premiers november 9th on cnbc. >>> next to bob dylan and the earlier this week we told you organizers were having a hard time contacting him. they weren't sure if he was even going to show up to claim the prize. but then an eagle-eyed observer noticed this on dylan's official website, an acknowledgement that he is the winner of the nobel prize in literature. but then we checked this morning and the reference is gone. it's been taken down. >> wh

quite as sharp as a late-night comedians would you today but it's not that dissimilar from a joke jay leno made about the katrina disaster when he said bush is i listening troops to the gulf because he found that there's oil in louisiana. so did the same kind of sense of the joke, although i think it had sharper comedy writers in the more moderate air. there's this outside pressure and also the internal pressure in the form of the secretary of commerce, herbert hoover, who was nicknamed this negative commerce and undersecretary everybody else because you like to get in everybody's business. so much so coolidge found hoover under way. he said that man has given me nothing but unsolicited advice for six years. all of it bad. so you've got pressure on the white house plus an unknowing habit secretaries chomping at the bit and coolidge said go down to the gulf and distance them down to the mississippi area, and by all accounts hoover does a great job. he helped direct resources, brings in rescuers indicates people rescued. he helped develop supply lines and get supplies to people. hoover was w

. >>> jay leno hosted cedar putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. and congressman hardy said he supported trump 100%. like trump, hardy opposed legislation ruben kihuen respects women. kihuen fought for equal pay for equal work. and ruben kihuen will protect our right to make our own health decisions. extraordinary. >>> on the balcony at new york's the bbtter end giving an encore performance to fans who couldn't get it. call it throwback thursday. gaga told gma it's where she first performed in new york when she was just 15 years old. >> it was so amazzng. such a throwback experience. >> the gig was part of her tour promoting the release of her fourth solo album. >> joanne being her late aunt. chart. >>> something else, michael buble. it's been quite a year of major moments for him. just a few months ago, he underwent career threatening vocal chord surgery. >> people probably think about me in the way they see mm, like now in a tie, makeup on, my hair looks good. but they don't think about the fact t

. >>> jay leno hosted the imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a waiting list. 32,000 kids want to go to a public charter school. but they can't. but for kids stuck in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better and give all our kids hope. please vote yes on question 2. amazing. >>> that was lady gaga in new call it throw back thursday. gaga told thursday, the bitter end was where she first performed in new york where she was 16-year-old. >> it was so amazing and such a throw back experience. >> joanne being gaga's late aunt, she named the album after her and it is already number one on the itunes chart. >> michael buble now spent quite a year of mayor he under went career threatening vocal threat surgery and before that, he had a second baby boy. >> people ttink of me in the way that i see him like now in a tie, i got make up on and my hair looks good. they don't think about that i smell like pee and puke most of my

. >>> jay leno hosted cedar sinai's annual gala. children is really extraordinary. the bbtter end last night. giving an encore performance to fans who couldn't get it. call it throwback thursday. gaga told gma it's where she first performed in new york when she was just 15 years old. >> it was so amazzng. such a throwback experience. >> the gig was part of her tour promoting the release of her fourth solo album. >> joanne being la alleady number one on the itunes chart. >>> something else, michael buble. it's been quite a year of major moments for him. just a few months ago, he underwent career threatening vocal chord surgery. >> people probably think about me in the way they see mm, like now in a tie, makeup on, my hair looks good. but they don't think about the fact that i smell like pee and puke most of my days. audience thinking, hat's sexy. ? >> nobody but michael could hav& delivered this greatest dad ever moment for his boys noah and eli. >> now i'm talking to you on entertainment tonight. none of it meant half as muuh as this meant to me. >> we have america.

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[laughter] not exactly as sharp as today but not far from the joke that jay leno made that bush is finally sending troops to the gulf because he found out there is oil in the louisiana. [laughter] that same sense of the joke although i think there were sharper comedy writers. also pressure in the form of the secretary of commerce and the undersecretary of everything else. that coolidge found hoover and knowing. to have an unsolicited vice over six years. so you have pressure on the white house with the annoying cabinet secretary and they said godown to the gulf. by a all accounts he does the great job to collect resources and gets people rescued to help develop supply lines and actually he was well practiced he helped to bring starving people food from world war i in europe. he was considered the master of the emergencies he knew how to deal with it disasters and he earned the reputation as a national hero because he is elected 1928 but we know how the story ends. doesn't get to keep back the great reputation but today is the one who is known to allow the great depression to happen in. tha

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. >> what happened when you mix jay leno, joe biden and their more "who's training who" per roll. bounty is two times more absorbent. so one roll of bounty can last longer than those bargain brands. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty. the long-lasting quicker picker upper. and try bounty napkins. more "sit" per roll. bounty is two times more absorbent. so one roll of bounty ore "life" per roll. bounty. the long-lasting quicker picker upper. more "sit" per roll. bounty is two times more absorbent. so one roll of bounty can last longer than those bargain brands. so you get more "life" per roll. just an absolutely chaotic scene overnight at one valley conveinience store...two men... hit ...one woman.. with a lot of questions to answer this morning...we're live with that...donald trump claims the election.. is already rigged... here in arizona?we are verifying it this morning... and - not a good week to be a bald eagle in florida....the story behind this picture...this morning - on 12 today. ???adlib welcome

jay leno's chin required a vertical pumpkin. kanye west was a hit with his glasses. since she pumpkinizes news, the donald and hillary were no brainers. she'd already done a 374 pound trumpkin last year. (jeanne moos, reporting) "the trickiest feature to get right on trumpkin was, what else, the hair." it's made up of 6 very large wigs. carved trumpkins are popping up all over social media...right down to the minimalist wig and hole. when it comes to halloween, the donald is winning... his mask is overwhelmingly outselling hillary's nationwide. usually the candidate whose mask sells best tends to win the election. but the trump mask has an advantage. (tony bianchi, manager of halloween adventure) "the left likes to buy it because they want to lampoon him and the right likes to buy it cause he's god-like - he's their candidate." and over 95% of people who buy latex masks are men. as for the donald's pumpkin, uncarved, it'll last till new years. (jeanne moos, reporting) "so what happens when it's time to get rid of trumpkin, clintkin and putkin?" before dumping jeanett

former supervisor and board president, chui, as well as former supervisor and current senator, mark leno. and we also have former supervisor and board of equalization, president, fiona ma. thank you all for being here. we are also joined by many other city department heads, and elected officials. i see our public defender is here jeff adachi and our sheriff, henessee as well as our fire chief, white, and the city administrator noami kelley. thank you all for being here. and i also would like to send a special recognition to the man who has basically worked with every former supervisor in this room, the great harvey rose. okay, i know that we are in a clapping mood, but i would like to at this time call out the names of each member of the board of supervisors, that has served on this legislative body and is joining us here today. and if you could just basically stand up so that we can acknowledge you. starting with bill mar. thank you for being here. tony hall? roberta atkinburg, carol silver. an marie con roy. >> dufty. haranzy. i apologize. kim gon sal ez. our former city attorney and f

senator mark leno and the city's office of economic and workforce development got a law passed to help areas identified as needing an economic and social boost. >> the idea was to create a new kind of liquor license which is neighborhood-specific and nontransferable meaning that when the business goes out of business, it can't be sold. >> this is the first of its kind in california built off a successful program in boston. >> reporter: now for the first time in 77 years san francisco will get a chance to issue five new liquor licenses to restaurants. before this new legislation, one major barrier for local neighborhood restaurants to get a liquor license is that they had to buy it from a previous owner. because of high demand it would cost up to $300,000. the executive director of the golden gate restaurant association: >> there are brokers and unscrupulous landlords in the deal who try to take the licenses. >> reporter: if approved the new licenses would only cost $14,000 to apply and only new or existing restaurants along noriega and taraval streets in the sunset, ocean avenue in ing

and now i would like to acknowledge our state senator mark leno for a special commendation. >> thank you madam president. we are celebrating this centinnial as beautiful and magnificent from the walls and to the elegant and the ornate ceiling and to these extraordinary chandaliers which were actually taken down and put into storage to put up modern light ins and they were in fact, well stored and put back in place during our late 90s historic restoration and renovation. and seismic retrofitting. but that is those who have served and the public becomes to these chambers, on a regular basis, that make the value of this beautiful room. so it is a real honor, and privilege not only to have served here but to be back with all of those who have shared that experience as i have. and i just want to close by making recognition of that photograph. that president breed mentioned in her opening comments. it is a moment in time and we have just restored that moment of time. and there will be those looking back on it. but if you have a good look at that photograph, hanging on the wall outside of t

former supervisor and board president, chui, as well as former supervisor and current senator, mark lenove former supervisor and board of equalization, president, fiona ma. thank you all for being here. we are also joined by many other city department heads, and elected officials. i see our public defender is here jeff adachi and our sheriff, henessee as well as our fire chief, white, and the city administrator noami kelley. thank you all for being here. and i also would like to send a special recognition to the man who has basically worked with every former supervisor in this room, the great harvey rose. okay, i know that we are in a clapping mood, but i would like to at this time call out the names of each member of the board of supervisors, that has served on this legislative body and is joining us here today. and if you could just basically stand up so that we can acknowledge you. starting with bill mar. thank you for being here. tony hall? roberta atkinburg, carol silver. an marie con roy. >> dufty. haranzy. i apologize. kim gon sal ez. our former city attorney and former member of

jay leno and david letterman used to be going after candidates on both sides of the aisle. but this year... donald trump is leading a new crop of hosts... to choose a side... whether they actually mean to or not. comedians like seth meyers, samantha bee and stephen colbert have repeatedly skewered the gop nominee. jimmy fallon's late night colleagues criticized him...for not asking tougher questions of trump when he was a guest on the show. was a guest on the show. "can i mess up your hair up?" "aww trump can be a total sweetheart with someone who has no reason to be terrified of him. i noticed there re samantha bee... criticized n-b-c for booking trump on the show at all. pointed comedy can turn a lot of viewers off... but some of the late night hosts say they understand that. seth meyers said in an tries to show examples... and back up his statements. back up his statements. up next.. holidays with the fur babies! we'll show you what items to stay merry this season. stay pets are our family.. and we want to celebrate the pets are our family.. and we want to celebrate the

city supervisors jane kim and scott wiener are locked in a title battle for mark leno's seat in the californiaegislature. wiener is openly gay and representing the city's castro district. he's an advocate for public transit and won paid leave for parents in san francisc

i was on the jay leno show me asked me what is this about you being vice president?ears --t all of these why the hell what i want to do that all over again? [laughter] [applause] here is an honor to be with al smith. i never knew your great-grandfather. but everything senator mccain has told me, the two of them had a great time together and fought rohibition, so -- [laughter] >> wonderful story. [laughter] great city, of the michael bloomberg is here. he made some news by announcing he will be rewriting the rules and running a third term which prompted bill clinton to say, "you can do that?" [laughter] [applause] possibly aident half, hillary rodham clinton, is also here. [applause] >> i'm glad to see that you made it because i heard chuck schumer try to tell you that he did move this event to yankee stadium. [laughter] i will tell you that hillary clinton is one of the toughest and most formidable presidential candidates in history. she has broken barriers and inspired millions. [applause] reason i the primary have all of this gray in my hair. i am also glad to see

. >>> first to jay leno getting ready for his new season, "jay leno's garage and he takes the passenger's seat next to a man who isn't even allowed to drive. that man, joe biden, taking jay for a spin. look at the car, a '67 corvette, after getting the okay from the secret service and biden clearly excited about it. >> sounds good. >> try your brakes. >> i shouldn't have -- >> huh? >> i like speed. >> the vice president has a need for speed. that 1967 corvette was actually a wedding gift biden received from his dad 49 years ago. jay leno's garage premiers november 9th on cnbc. next to bob dylan's mystery organizers were having a hard time contacting him and weren't sure if he would show up to claim the prize. an eagle eye'd observer noticed this on dylan's official website that he is the winner of the nobel prize of literature. then this morning it was taken down. the plot thickens. >> it acknowledged he won and then -- >> why? why isn't >> winner of the nobel prize in literature. >> then, it's gone. >> like you write in invisible ink. >> has any found him? >> he had a concert on stage. >

because leno knows cars. >> the first time we've said that at this table but it's absolutely true. >> shut me up. and, yes, i want the panels. we talk all the time about the ugliness of the panels, versus shingles. >> which house would you put them on first? >> the tuscany house. there. take that. >> oh, you know i'm going to take it. i'm going to take at least two weeks a year there. >> when we come back we'll get stop trading with jim. dow is unchanged. don't go away. what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley >>> it is time fcramer and stop trading. >> pharmacy benefit managers that's because cardinal health reported a number and it wasn't as horrible as people feared. so mckesson's bouncing a little. amerisource one started the price war, my fear is this group is still tremendously under pressure. be aware you can have a relief rally, but when amerisource reports it co

the people will die in the meantime, not as quite as sharp but not dissimilar from a joke that jay leno made about the katrina disaster when he said that bush is finally sending troops to the gulf because he found out that there's oil in louisiana. there's outside pressure and also there's pressure in the form of the secretary of commerce hoover who was nicknamed and he would like to get in everybody's business so much so that coolidge found hoover kind of annoying. in fact, this man is giving me nothing for unsolicited advice, all of it back. you have pressure on the white house plus annoying cabinet secretary jumping at the bits and he sends them down to the mississippi area and by all accounts hoover does a great job and he helps direct resources and brings in rescuers and gets people rescued. he helps develop supply lines and gets supplies to people and hoover was actually well practiced in this, he helps get food for starving people in europe in the aftermath of world war i and he had a nick neighboring, master of emergencies, a guy who really knew how to deal with disaster and he