i loved with letterman hating leno. it makes sense. even in radio you go to war -- >> jimmy: especially in radio. but it's a different time, a friendlier time. >> no, it's not. i wish you could be on vacation with jimmy and hear him talk about the other late-night guys. you've got to be a little bit phony. you don't want to start the wars. >> jimmy: why would i agree to this? why would i go along with this? >> tell me how you tale about -- pick one -- fallon. >> jimmy: okay. i actually like him a lot and you know that. >> that's true. but how do you feel about -- [ laughter ] is there anything you don't like about him? >> jimmy: not really. >> do you think -- >> jimmy: i would be willing to submit to a polygraph on your show the next time we go on. >> the next time you come on i will do that. i think that would be a huge mistake. >> jimmy: i don't think it would. >> i don't know! >> jimmy: what is the best thing about being howard stern? >> the best thing about being howard stern right now is the fact that my wife loves me. she so is b

of letterman since he retired? what's going on there? holy mackerel. it's this big -- he looks like a hobo. hasidic people look at that letterman beard and go, that is disgusting! what is going on with him? >> jimmy: how would i know? i don't know. >> you know everything about letterman for god's sake. >> jimmy: paul was here last night, we could have asked him. >> i saw paul was here, that was great. poor paul. nothing to do all day. it's sad, really. just sits home and smokes weed all day, i guess. >> jimmy: wouldn't that be your dream to just sit home all day and paint? >> yes. you know, jimmy and i, when we go on vacation, we go off into the woods for like three days. like two men in the renaissance era. we go off and paint and draw. >> jimmy: yeah. >> we're going to go in the woods. but no. you know what i miss? >> jimmy: what do you miss? >> i wonder if you miss this. i miss the wars. the late-night wars. >> jimmy: do you really? >> i really truly do. with leno. >> jimmy: i still am, turns ow. >> it turns out

so i was thinking last night, letterman, no longer on tv. >> i know, i miss david letterman. >> colbert's doing a great job, but letterman invented so many of the conventions of late night tv. >> stupid dog trick ares, top ten list. >> and it wasn't just dave, it was paul schafer and also big red, the announcer. the guy who actually not only introduced dave, but, well, had fun with dave night after night. here's a little bit of a guy named alan calter. >> new york, the greatest city in the world. it's the late show with david letterman! [cheers and applause] tonight, stupid human tricks, katie holmes! music from knoll gallagher -- >> he was like the don pardo of cbs, is that fair to say? >> wouldn't it be great if he did something for us on good day new york? >> i hear, look, he doesn't have anymore. that would be something. i wonder what it might sound like? >> from new york, the greatest city in the world, it's good day new york with greg kelly and rosanna scotto! >> oh, my gosh, he just walked in the room. >> and now, with their last 47 minutes of the hour, greg and rosanna! >> oh, my

. >> 18-year-old told us putting on his letterman jacket makes him feel really good. >> i feel like its meant to be on me. i worked six years so hard doing it. it makes me feel happy and... better part of me. >> go, andrew! >> he has been competing as a special olympian since he was 12 in basketball and bowling but at foothill varsity letters were given only to those who achieved certain standards in their sports at school. >> one day i was driving in my car and i thought why can't he have one? >> until his mother decided to make a suggestion to foothills' principal. >> i thought of senior pictures and how families take pictures of their seniors with their letterman jackets. >> we have a young man who is committed who plays the whole season and is deserving to represent foothill athletes. >> letter means a lot to andrew and send as message to the larger student body. >> it is about meaningful inclusion. when you are playing sports in your community, and be recognized by the school is very important. >> he is is proud. he loves it. he wants to wear it all the time even if it is 95. >> i

he is the fourth person to helm the show following letterman, o'brien, and fallon.he austins, which he cocreated, is airing his third season. i'm pleased to have set meyers at table. welcome. let's talk about the animated series. do you get some satisfaction out of being a creator? >> i get a great amount of satisfaction from being a creator. my cocreator is a producer on .he night there are so many places you can do programming. >> he has been huge beneficiaries with the things we want to do. i very lucky to have a show on a network where you can reach out into more homes but in this day and age, you can do the ship in -- bottle programming that is there something to note about what is happening at cbs? whether it is joe biden? >> one of the ways you bring your dna as a hostess who you want to book. that is something that joan -- we were very lucky to have him on our first show. for us, in the same way that it appeals to stephen, not just politicians but i have enjoyed having authors on. i found authors to be really interesting storytellers. charlie: people who hav

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. >> they didn't meet until sarah told terry she got free tickets to the letterman show. that got them together. >> that'll do it. >> you know, being apart never hurt their friendship. they have shared the highs and lows in their life every week. >> i think for me it was when sarah told me she was getting married. >> daughter that passed away seven years ago, and so i thought there's no way i got to tell terry. >> wow. >> the women say the key to a truthful and keep your word. the ladies say they won't wait another 48 years to get together again. >> they can't go back to letterman, that's for sure. >> which begs the question, are they using the internet now? >> yeah, you know, i don't do -- did either of you have a pen pal? >> i like the old fashioned away. >> send me a letter for tomorrow's show. >> i will send you a letter. >> we'll tweet it to you actually. that's how we'll do it. >> here's what's going on. we're taking a look outside. hey, it's raining. grab your umbrella, your rain gear. we look up columbus avenue, and we're looking at rain, and it's going to be this

he is the fourth person to helm the show following letterman, o'brien, and fallon.s animated series "the awesomes," which he cocreated, is airing its third season. i'm pleased to have set meyers at table. welcome, sir. let's talk about the animated series first. do you get some satisfaction out of being a creator? seth: i get a great amount of satisfaction from being a creator, especially for things i am passionate about. from a young age, i like superheroes, cartoons, comics. we always wanted to do something like that. we were lucky to find a place like hulu that wanted to do the show. being able to voice a superhero was a nice bucket list thing for me. charlie: it's nice that today there are so many places you can do programming. seth: he has been huge beneficiaries with the things we want to do. i very lucky to have a show on a network where you can reach out into more homes but in this day and age, you can do the ship in the bottle programming. you almost feel like a hobbyist. charlie: is there something to note about what is happening in the sense of taking ser

. >> jay leno and dave letterman for your driver, which one would you choose?. >> why is he more interesting? >> that chin. >> you watch any of those car shows? >> i watch more cartoons. >> that's got car in it. cartoons. you guys watch a lot of late night talk shows. >> are you a fan of his? >> oh. >> you know he has a new show an cnbc. >> he does? >> yeah, that's cool. >> you know how i know that? >> because you work for him? >> no, because i'm jay leno. >> ah! >> i just have a stupid disguise on and i'm driving around. >> holy crap! you are. >> i am. how are you? >> oh, my gosh. >> it's me, it's me, it's me! >> now let's get a check on the morning's other headlines. for that we go to the newlywed louis bergdorf in the control room. >> thank you, jonathan. leno looked pretty good there. he was unrecognizable. the libertarian party of florida has a problem on its hands in the form of i auz senate candidate who admits he took part in a pagan ritual in the mojave desert two years ago. augustus invick 'tis told the associated press i did sacrifice a goat. i know

he is the fourth person to helm that show following david letterman, conan o'brien and jimmy fallon. this summer the mock documentary series documentary now which he could created with bill hader, premiered on ifc. hu lu animated series the awesomes which he also cocreated is currently airing its third season. i am pleased to have seth meyers back at this table. welcome. >> thank you, lovely to be back. >> rose: so let's talk about the animated series first. >> okay, wonderful. >> rose: do you get some satisfaction out of being a creator. >> i get a great amount of satisfaction from being a creator, especially for things that i'm passionate about from a very young age. i liked superheroes. i liked cartoons and comics. so my cocreator is the producer on late night. we always wanted to do something like that. we were lucky to find a place like hu lu that wanted to dot show. being able to voice a superhero was sort of a nice bucket list thing for me. >> rose: bucket list. it's nice today that there are so many places you can go do programming. >> yeah. it's been-- we've been huge benefi

. >> reporter: 18-year-old andrew brunn told us, just putting on his letterman jacket makes him feely good. >> i feel like it is meant to be on me. i worked six years doing it. it makes me feel happy. a better part of me. the. >> brunn has been competing as a special olympian in basketball and bowling since he was 12. but at foothill and most high schools, varsity letters were given only to those students who achieved certain standards at school. >> i was thinking, why can't he have one? >> that is until his mother decided to make a suggestion. >> i was thinking about senior pictures and how families take the pictures too. >> we have a young man who is committed, who plays the whole season and is deserving to represent foothill athletes everywhere. >> the letter oblgsly means a lot to andrew but also sends a message to the larger student body. >> it is about meaningful inclusion. when you're playing sports for a community, for a student that's their school. to be recognized is very, very important. >> he's so proud. he wants to wear it all the time. even if it is 95 degrees out. >> i

. >> i know drew barrymore flashed hir breasts to letterman trying to convey her love, and i know that's not your cup of tea. i could show you the top of my -- >> what did you say? >> i could show you the top row of my pubes. when you make someone repeat it, it loses its lustre. >> stephen: i promise you, if i had known that's what you ripete it. that is my promise to you right now. >> it made it less in the moment. ( laughter ). >> stephen: you know what, the last time i saw you was over at the old gig and your boyfriend michael sheen. you guys still going out? >> yes. >> stephen: he was there and you guys were all handsy on each other backstage. you were like all lovey-dove. >> we weren't, like, making out. we were classy. he classes me up. but i also pull him down. >> stephen: oh, okay. ( laughter ). >> so i'm a comedian and i'll think of funny tweets and general i said eye wrote a funny tweet about my boyfriend. but i wasn't thinking, like, people would assume i was talking about him because you're just eye thought of a funny tweet and i needed to make it about my boyfriend. i said,

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i think it was established with letterman and leno and people thought it would just continue like the crusade. >> stephen: i like you, though. >> thank you. i like you, too. i might even love you. >> stephen: really? >> yeah. if you died i'd cry like a baby. >> stephen: really? >> yeah, god forbid. >> stephen: wow, if i didn't have a show, i would come to your funeral. >> thank you, very sweet. >> stephen: but i just started the show. one thing we do compete about is we're both foodies. >> we don't compete in general. i don't like the word "foodie "by the way. >> stephen: i don't like it, either. >> glutton is the word i like to use. i like to cook. i enjoy it. >> stephen: i find it relaxing. >> me, too, i love it. >> stephen: one thing is one thing at the beginning of the process and it's totally different at the end. i like the transformation. >> it's because for a living we do-- let's be honest-- nothing. like when we're done with this show -- >> it's gone. >> we've made nothing, we've done nothing, people laugh and went home and don't even think about it again. >> stephen: i canno

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the letterman jacket he received at foothills high school. >> it felt really good.o be more special than i already was. >> he's been competing since he was 12. but at most high schools, varsity letters were given only to those students who received certain standards at school. >> just one day, i was driving in my school and i thought why can't he have one? >> that is until andrew's mother decided to make a decision to foothills principal. >> i was thinking about how families take pictures of their seniors with the lettering jacket. >> he's so proud. he wants to wear it all the time. even if it's 95 degrees out. >> it makes me feel happy. >> now, other schools in the area plan to follow foothills lead and award letters to students who have made their mark in the special olympics. today, he joins first lady michelle obama in virginia. the group met with wounded military veterans and then watched a sporting event. >> well, thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now with dan and cheryl. >> it's never a safe place anywhere. anywh

my first guest tonight is the host of "the "late show with david letterman" show ( band playing ) " write here on cbs. please welcome james corden. ( cheers and applause ) the late, late show the late, late show >> stephen: yeah. >> stephen: is that the first time you've walked on to your theme but not on your show? >> yes, it is. >> stephen: get used to it, man, get used to it. you're going to be on for a long time. >> as a guest. >> stephen: your show is going to run forever, man. >> i don't know about that. >> stephen: it's incredible. it's really amazing. and i'm not just blowing secondhand smoke up your ass, the same company. they told me to. i'm not saying it because they told me to. they obviously told me to. congratulations, i love your show. >> thank you very much. >> stephen: are you having a good time? >> we're having a great time. it's lovely, it's great. >> stephen: really, lovely. that's how you describe a bouquet of flowers, really? >> that's how i see the show in many ways. >> stephen: really? a little offering here. >> a daffodil there-- >> stephen: the what. >> the gypso

. >> when you look at late night landscape, you've moved on and david letterman has moved on, stephen colbert and jon stewart moves on. trevor noah. >> the movement of the white guys. it's a white guy migration as more white guys come in. >> you've said that a lot over the last couple of weeks. you would hike to see more diversity. >> i'm doing my friend lille wilmore's show tonight and just to get a different perspective. it's probably for a female host in one of the late night positions and certainly plenty out there that are qualified. >> from a pure comedy standpoint is late night in good shape? >> i think it's in great shape. it's still the easiest way for networks to make money, you know. you write jokes which don't require sets and cgi and all kind of stuff like that and if something is funny, you know -- the monologues usually takes up, when we did the show 10 or 11 minutes, so that's 10 or 11 minutes which is pretty cheap to do yeah fangsly for the network. so, yeah, yeah. i think it's in great shape. colbert is doing well, jimmy fallon is still number one and i'm really prou

darlene landed a role in the lethal weapon movies and recurring performance on day of the letterman. at the i have had his own career, kouring with the east street band and star income hbo's "the sopranos." then finally after 35 years the time was right. >> what's taking so long? >> you can hear it. >> i'm going to start wearing a watch here. >> a aear 30 years. you know i now have my own radio station and network and record company and, you know. >> are you with stevie van zandt. >> i'm a guy dar layer in the east street band. then i was an actor and this and that. >> so when he said, now is the time? we're going to do it. i'm making good on my promise. >> right. not only did i believe it. everybody believed it. >> darlene got a little help. paul schaeffer chipped i in elvis costello and bruce springsteen wrote songs. >> they squeezed seven horn players into at the i have's new york studio, to give darlene the biggest sound of her life. >> the rest, he says, is in the hands of a highehe power. >> i hadad feeling of unfinished business. >> that music lifted me and saved my life i alw

david letterman. scarlet: star wars references she gets. alix: thank you, julie hyman.up. on the "bloomberg market day," cable providers are losing subscribers by the hundreds of thousands. i cut the cord last quarter. his netflix to blame? scarlet: you got netflix. alix: it was apple tv. ♪ scarlet: welcome back to the "bloomberg market day." americans dropped pay-tv service last quarter and analyst are calling this good news. let's get to carol massar and cory johnson. carol: you are losing to the bloomberg advantage. when talking about cord cutting and what we are seeing and what that means for the media sector. we want to bring in gerry smith. cord cutting freaked out investors when espn came out over the summer and talked about what they we're seeing in terms of subscribers. they saw decline and they are the gold standard. what's going on with cord cutting? gerry: the good news for the tv industry is that cord cutting is not as bad as it was over the summer. is, there are still a lot of people who are canceling their tv subscriptions. leading up toysts a lot of the

. >> doesn't this smell like david letterman. i mean he hasn't been on the air now for a while. i miss him throwing stuff off the roof of the buildings. >> they had to cancel the pumpkin chucking in delaware. >> you keep this going, you gotta a hear this nationally, we will go to the have roof of this building a and throw these suckers off the roof. >> let's do it. >> i'm pumped up, sue. >> so, keep using that hashtag >> yes. >> the number is six today. >> it is, indeed because it just too darn cold for objecting 19th. it is freezing and below in many place these morning. we have put winter coat on bus stop buddy and the gloves. frosty start. temperatures in the 20's and 30's are every where this morning and we will prove it to you. a freeze warning is in effect until 9:00 o'clock for all of the counties in our viewing area, and it is, a morning with temperatures that range from 21 in mount pocono. the it is 21 degrees there we have set a new record in trenton with 29 degrees. these will be the lowest in the morning. thirty-five in philadelphia 26 in pottstown. twenty-nine in at

. >> i think i would want maybe david letterman or something like that. >> so maybe a guest on the showalive okay i'm going to bridge of barod it came to my head she's alive i would like somebody alive to find it. bridget bardo. >> the saddest part of castaway movie he finally makes it back to the united states and his wife is remarried. but he still loves her he pined to wait five years for her and she loves him. >> she thought he was dead. >> they start to drive off together and make-out and she says i can't -- anyway, while children are working on wish list for the holidays, toy makers in already working on product for 0 16. next year. so how do we know -- how do we get advanced peak at this. >> we have season -- >> exclusive of top secret toys >> we have season -- >> exclusive of top secret toys out there you'll be buying next since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for

the longtime letterman guest not only brought some of his famous animals, he also brought some kangaroos. very common theme here on the program this morning, babies growing in pouches. >>> let's get to traffic and weather on the 2s. >> watch the teeth. just watch the teeth. and step away from the grapes. >>> no grapes of wrath here. a fall treat this afternoon. 52 now. and we could tack on 20 for a high. and low 70s in city. and around the area, it's very quiet. nice ridge of high pressure. and there will be less wind. and yesterday you had the wind and the clouds racing by at times. and it calms down today. and at the same time, it will warm up. lunchtime, about 67 in the city. that's what we saw for the high yesterday. and 72 for the afternoon high so a nice day to look forward to. but what can you look forward to behind the wheel right now alex? >>> it's actually a busy morning. the live drive speed map. statten-upper-level bridge closed. stick with the lower level. and we are following this alert. a crash involving a car and a tractor-trailer as well as a diesel fuel spill there. and

. >> now steven's got to book her for the christmas show like letterman used to do every year. remember? remember, such a sweetheart. and we have soggy weather right now for suffolk county and through the hamptons. expand the view into the city. and there's more rain now for parts of fairfield and putnam county. and light rain through jersey and then a front this afternoon. so it's busier than it was yesterday. and not a washout. we want to point out, there will be more in the way of cloud cover. 74 the one last mild high before we see that cooler air take over. she's taking over right now and she's here to save you time -- >> thank you. >>> if you are traveling in queen, we have an accident blocking at least a lane on the westbound side of the grand central parkway. it's at 188th street. delays back to the clearview expressway. anticipate a slow ride. and also construction lingering has cleared on route 95 southbound at exit 22. those delays are beginning to ease through the area. and to the bridge, mass transit, all on our close to schedule for you. and alternate side of the

. >> does letterman like cars?sed to be a big car enthusiast. >> what do you think, guest on the -- >> no, probably not. dave doesn't do those things. >> but you, i just read in print that that would have been fun of you to stop in, but you didn't. >> dave's show? no, i didn't do his show because i asked for our show, and he declined. i said, okay. >> was there a response or no response? >> he didn't want to do it. that's find. there's no reason for me to do that show either. then it wouldn't have been about the last show, but about jay and dave and all this nonsense, you know. >> i watch jimmy too, and i remember referencing as the worst show i saw was chevy chase. i tried to watch a couple of those, and that's when you respect you or jimmy because i never felt like i wanted to -- like i was there and needed to get under the chair or needed to crawl away or something because i felt so embarrassed and awkward. jimmy's got the same deal there, i think. you can tell when someone's no good. ? jimmy's closer to carson

section of the washington post, this tidbit about david letterman.e spending his down hosting fundraisers. he hosted one for senator al franken. munro in clinton, maryland. we are talking about last night's democratic debate. the first one for those five p what did you think about it? caller: when i look at the isates, what i'm looking for -- i liketcha moment the fact that it had more substance. who do i think would actually be able to negotiate on behalf of the party so that democrats and republicans worked together? i want to bring it back to somebody, martin o'malley. your caller from vermont talked about fact checking about with it done in their own place. people need to look at how martin o'malley has not this is not a good pick for a number of reasons. taxes raised unnecessarily. to general fund continues get rated -- the rows are horribly bad. they got an additional $10 million from the federal government and the roads and still did not get fixed. when it comes to casinos in schools, there are so many different issues that martin o'malley los