i would stay up after carson and watch letterman by myself.ie: what was it about david that you loved? the antic quality? billy: it felt fresh. it still felt fresh years and years later when he had been doing it for a while here but particularly late 80's and early 90's and i was coming into my own as a person. i was connected to what he was doing. years and years, literally decades later, dave became a fan of mine, which was a huge honor for me, and joined me on the street one day. charlie: did you initiate the call? billy: i did a segment on the emmys, with seth meyers when he hosted. and i believe letterman's people saw that, and they were a fan, and they called shortly after that had me on the show. charlie: and then he came on your show. billy: correct. charlie: what makes elena so funny? billy: elena has the attitude of the quintessential acerbic, does not give a-damn gal. she gives it back to me as much as i give it to her. i ran into her spontaneously on the street, she became an audience favorite. and she came back with the first lady

i did the david letterman show and i grew up worshiping dave. at 12:30, i'm not as young as i look, i would stay up when i was 8 or 9 and watch carson before it was letterman. >> rose: was it his antic quality you loved. >> it felt fresh and still felt fresh years and years later when he had been doing it for a while. but particularly late '80s, early '90s, when i was coming into my own as a person, i was connected to what dave was doing and years and years, literally decades later, dave became a fan of mine, which was a huge honor for me, and joined me on the street one day -- >> rose: did you initiate the call to him or did he initiate the call to you? >> i did a segment on the emmys, a "billy on the street." i believe his team saw it and called me to have it on the show. >> rose: then he was on your show. >> yes. >> rose: what makes elainea so funny? >> she is someone i ran into on the street. she's from oklahoma but has the attitude of doesn't give a damn gal. >> rose: perfect for you. perfect for me. she gives it back to me as much as i giv

the david letterman show. they gave away all the ties. >> my little dog kobe got a little jealous of them and he wants to be a canine weather caster, here's kobe. on the facebook page his tie. >> you guys are awful. >> so cute. >> joy, lulu. >> all right. thank you bill. >>> well, over to -- heather with a check of the commute. >> well, we'll talk about mass transit first. if you are going out of the house and you're going to go catch a metro-north, long island railroad, and new jersey transit, you're doing okay. this weekend starting at midnight tonight, no weekend service on the 7 trains between queensboro plaza and 34th street. that will last until 4:30 on monday morning. five minutes george washington bridge inbound. lincoln is 15. the hol hand is ten link and west side highway from the area of 110th street. getting down the 96th street. we have a disabled vehicle so that's your delay. the harlem river drive is going really going to backup south. that's another accident. this bun is sitting off on the shou

i took pictures with them and have those pictures and about them with me to meet him at the letterman show. reporter: the photos to the deal. before long scratch academy was up and running. they started with a series where people could learn from djs. from there he started offering classes in the fall of 2002. reporter: jam master jay was shot and killed in a recording studio in jamaica queens. he was bound to keep it going. we have academies in new york l.a. chicago and just opened up 3000 people. we have taught 500,000 people since its inception did we have entertained her dj network 27 million people and executed 60,000 events. reporter: djs are some of best in the industry like dan chavez who has been teaching professionally for over 15 years. >> this is my dj name. >> i'm a business reporter and died. >> that's a great name. reporter: he showed me the basics. >> the first thing we'll do is move the record forwards and backwards. reporter: he taught me how to drop on the one with the beat. then we put it all together. and then he showed me how it's really done. allison morris "fox

. >> reporter: pascal letterman says his family is safe. today the french alliance, a nonprofit educational center in san francisco, he and his colleagues are desperate for more information. >> my feelings are feelings of shock and outrage. as we speak now, this is unfolding. we don't know what's going to happen. >> reporter: letterman says while he tries to process the horrific attack on his hometown, he's certain the french people will be strong in the face of terror. >> what the terrorists want is to stop us in doing what we do. so we will not stop working, and we'll keep the peace. >> reporter: anthony mori says he was able to get hold of his former roommate, safe inside her paris apartment. >> she could hear the shootings from her home. she's stuck in her home. she's scared, making sure nothing else is going to happen. >> reporter: tonight, he's hoping the violence will stop. >> i hope that they can be brought to justice. >> reporter: we have reached out to the french consulate in san francisco, but they have not released a public stat

the executive director of the school is pastall letterman. what is your reaction to all of this. >> this is a horrible tragedy. it's never happened before to that extent. >> tomorrow night, we had an event with an for the weekend. >> are we just trying to stay low-key here? >> just low key. what people have in mind until tomorrow. >> in the meantime, you will remain connected with all of your students out there? >> oh, yes, definitely. thank you very much. he is the executive director here. again, everyone here in shock and very upset over these events that are taking place. i'm reporting live in san francisco, back to you. >> of course, allen. thank you very much. >> sky 7 hd captured video of several fighter jets just a short time after the paris attacks. they were not scrambled in response to the incidents in paris. they are california national guard jets scheduled to fly as part of a foet shoot. >> now, soon after france closed its borders, the house intelligence committee talked with abc 7 news. >> he was in paris recently and says that

should have been doing while obama, say what you want, he was going on talk shows, on jay leno and lettermanwas all over the place. romney was like lost. i don't want to have that happen again. we want to win. >> i don't think the country can afford to lose again. >> they cannot afford it. >> i agree. we can't afford it with foreign policy and the economy's in shambles. last question i'm gog play you two ads. the dnc attacking republicans. they say you're grouping all muslims together but they quote you in the ad as saying we have a problem with radical muslims. let's play them both. [ laughter ] >> including fbi. [ laughter ] >> i don't know why that's funny. >> we are at war with radical islam. >> radical islamic terrorism. >> you do have a problem with radical ms. huslims. >> radical jihadists. >> radical islamic terrorism. >> how far in are you going to go in an ad war if millions and millions are being spent on you -- against you? >> well, look, i built a great company. the company is amazing. it's, you know, it's peanuts we're talking about. i'm going to spend whatever i have to spend.

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. >> david letterman is applauding somewhere right now.e loves that kind of stuff. >>> 4:51, will they stay or go? why the readers may be forced to stay in oakland. >>> and what's cool about your school? you can email your nomination to us at cool schools and we may feature it on the show. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is 4:54 on this wet monday morning. doppler radar placing the heaviest rain and the area right now. pretty heavy raindrops on your rooftop all the way through petaluma as you make tracks to the golden gate bridge paid --. and again around the area along the peninsula now beginning to see moderate rainfall upstream towards san francisco pretty heavy rain. >> and checking the roadways right now, we just got an update eastbound freight -- bay bridge , that has now been moved out of lanes. the problem though, a significant oil spill so the less three lanes remained closed. they are waiting for dot to clear slows lanes -- clear those lanes. >>> all right take it slow out there. thanks jana. police are investigating whether a seizure ma

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. >>> a letterman that the plan that stole a row boat and eluded officer it's in custody this morning. the suspect in a domestic disturbance was arrested at the new hampshire border last night. and the police said they found a loaded assault rifle with additional ammunition and a survival kit behind his house on wade street. man. >>> hillary clinton will acontinued a rally at nathaniel hall today -- will attend a rally at nathaniel hall today. mayor walsh will officially endorse they are today. >>> police have not revealed a planned parenthood. one law enforcement official said after the arrest, the parts. three people were killed in the shooting, including officer native. he was also and accomplished figurer skater. prominensty carrigan-- former skater nancy carrigan skated >> reporter: professional skating world mourns the death of officer garret swaze. he grew up in melrose and attend melrose high school. and he was a skating champion. nancy keragan skated with him. >> he was a true friend and very loyal and loving, caring person. he was a good listener. >> reporter: she recalls th

sometimes they don't see you greg: david letterman was good with that. it works for seth. i'm glad. rosanna: it was last night at 12:30. get online some where. greg: or drop by fresco scotto. rosanna: thank you, seth. greg: 10% off all appetizers for people from nassau county. go with it. [laughter] nassau county. rosanna: fine, whatever. it is a donut without the hole. mike: all right. i want to know what that is. any way. coming back. right now, there is sunshine to be had. but we are generally seeing more and more of the clouds coming in as time goes on. 51 degrees. park. the winds at 7 miles per hour. the temperatures around the tristate, right now it is 40 degrees in sussex. 41 monticello. 38 poughkeepsie. 43 bridgeport. tristate. some folks seeing more of the sun than others, but still catching a little bit of both early in the day and later on the clouds are moving into the area and thickening up for you. right now, we are fine. there is a big area of low pressure right there that is driving everything to the north and to the west. it is all shifting in this direction and lif

. >> after 9 months of chasing him, his manager said, he is performing at letterman show, if you get he, jay will meet you in the green room he has 5 minutes for you. >> rewinded about 20 years to first time rob met run-dmc high of 12. >> i was flying to a tennis tournament in san diego, i had a lay over in denver, on the plane was run-dmc, and i sat next to jay, i was listening to them on my walk man at the time. >> the photos seald deal, before long, scratch academy was up and running they starred with a symposium series with people could learn from all djs, from there started offering classes in fall 2002. >> jay would come help teach the class in first systemmester. >> on october 30 that year he was shot and killed in a recording study gle studio in won't, rob vowed to keep the academy going. started scratch events and scratch weddings, a network of djs for hire. we tight 500,000 people -- taught 500 thousand people. >> they are some of the best in the industry, like dan chavez who has been dj-ing for over 15 years. >> the best names are given. >> i am a news reporter, and half f

louis c-k has been more than vocal about his disdain for common core math: (from youtube - david letterman) "bill has 3 goldfish, he buys 2 more. how many dogs live in london?" but is there method in (14:30:35 - :51 jen mccarten, 3rd grade north cedar) we are explaining to our kids how to truly think about their math. when we learned how to do it, we were taught how to carry the one...but we didn't know why we were doing it. remember that math problem - 853 minus 456? mccarten's third grade class was hard at work on that - white board - it's the old way of math - the way their parents learned...the stacking method. on the right side, is the "new" way...common core math...or "break apart" as they call it inside this classroom. (14:30:52 mccarten) now we're breaking it down in 14:42:22 - :31) 853 - 400 equals 453 for third grader macie robbins - she prefers the new math. (14:41:46 - :00) 800-400...shows all the basic moves. do you like?...what about your parents? this one. (laughter) (mccarten 14:31:47 - :02) as adults we do so much mental math - allowing them to macie goes on to solve the s

. >> oh, david letterman walking me to the color purple on broadway and ending the so-called -- >> yeah. >> 2007. oprah winfrey leadership of girls academy is open. >> one of the happiest days of my life. you want to make me cry. my girls are graduating from college. i have to figure out how to be at three graduations on the same day. reward, reward, reward, reward. >> oprah's book club. oh, you love it. launching the own network. >> crazy girl! what were you thinking. but you learn the most about yourself when you're in those challenging moments. remember that i said that to you. that's my advice. >> and of course oprah being oprah, left us with one final bit of wisdom. her aha moment for what being a celebrity is all about. >> the true purpose of it is to have the light shined on you so that other people can see that and then see that in them self. that's what it is for. it is to say, this is how it can be done. >> i would like it present to you right now -- >> there's an award? >> there is an award. present to you, entertainment tonight icon award for entertaining our audience for 35

five days a week and watching david letterman at night. 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 loves me as

and comedian louis c-k letterman) "bill has 3 goldfish, he buys 2 more. how many dogs live in london?" but is there method in the madness? educators say: absolutely. (14:30:35 - :51 jen mccarten, 3rd grade north cedar) we are explaining to our kids how to truly think about their math. when we learned how to do it, we were taught how to problem - 853 minus 456? mccarten's third grade class was hard at work on that - on the left side of the stacking method. on the right side, is the "new" way...common core math...or "break apart" as they call it inside this classroom. (14:30:52 mccarten) now we're breaking it down in steps. his is the 100s, the tens or ones... (nats of girl 14:42:22 - :31) 853 - 400 equals 453 for third grader macie robbins - she prefers the new math. (14:41:46 - :00) 800-400...shows all the basic moves. do you like?...what about your parents? this one. (laughter) (mccarten 14:31:47 - :02) as adults we do so much mental math - allowing them to do mental math - one specific method to do it. (nats of girl saying 397) macie goes on to solve th

>> i was thinking about the pictures and how families take pictures of their seniors with their letterman jackets. >> in this case we have a young man who a committed and played the whole season, and he is deserving to represent foothill athletes everywhere. >> the letter obviously means a lot to andrew and sends a message to the larger student body. >> it's all about meaningful inclusion, and when you are playing sports in your community, for a student it's their school, and to be recognized by that entity is very, very important. >> he's so proud. yeah, he loves it. he wants to wear it all the time. even if it's 95 degrees out. >> it makes me feel happy to start this for all special olympians in all different cases. now other schools in the area plan to follow foothill's lead and award letters to the students who made their mark in the special olympics. in pleasanton, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> love that! up next, wrist bands gone wrong. one woman's effort to honor her sister's memory turns into a disappointing experience. "7 on your side" michael finney gets involved and proves the p

dave letterman was first getting his start joan rivers was filling.me to be around johnny carson. it was a privilege. >> let's turn this dump over, report? >> his businesses outside of the tonight show, you were involved with that. >> i think he saw in me somebody very curious anxious committed and loyal. which i am, i'm a loyal person. >> you work with joan rivers, advising her? >> loved joan rivers. >> yeah. >> there was only one joan rivers. >> how do you go from advising the stars to becoming a fox news correspondent? how does that happen? >> an agent that i had worked with as an attorney called and said you can fill on for somebody on maternity leave at nbc? can you read a teleprompter i was like piece a cake. i had no idea how to read a teleprompter. bad, bill, deer in the headlights. two days in i realized i could help people better than i had ever helped people as an attorney. i loved it. >> i remember in 9/11 you were actually inside the twin towers covering a local story when it hit. >> as i reached our truck i scrambling for cover. second b

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a lot of people didn't realize david letterman did that on the top ten list for many years. sometimes they would try to embarrass the past but i think that there is a synergy. the shows want it to be interesting. they don't want to be seen as nasty people sort of savaging president. so i think that the republicans do have an opportunity to do that because their natural instinct to feel it lowers the stature into dignities of the authors i think has worked against them doing this this in a way that would help them. they are going to get over there because i think that it is really necessary to play on the role of celebrity achievement and some of them are less adept at doing it but we are going to have to learn. yes. >> of celebrity culture of the presidency is the presidential medal of freedom and two was now is also the management rewards for the opponents. what specifically has the presidential medal in field [inaudible] the president is recognizing people for their contributions to the culture and so on and entertainers and so on and that's something president obama has d

he was on jay leno, he was on david letterman. i said i was backing romney.aid when are you going to go on television? then he announces he is building a 12-car garage in malibu. and the horses. his wife has horses. anyway, he loses. we should have won. >> he certainly doesn't seem worried. >> it's donald trump. i can't believe -- we'll talk about this all you want. he's got a lot of money and presence. but when they decide, they, the establishment that everybody is revolting against. and it's a slim percentage here. but leave that aside. if trump runs as an independent he may get 15% of the vote. i'll contribute to it. >> more than 15%. >> the establishment to be beat -- >> the conventional wisdom among people who are paying close attention is that it's going to be cruz and rubio in the end. people are turning away from this notion. we see all the polls, trump and carson at the top. but you keep mentioning the establishment. rubio came in as a tea party guy and made missteps and done his penance and is accept judge. and ted cruz is acceptable to conservative

>> i was thinking about the pictures and how families take pictures of their seniors with their letterman's jackets. >> he is deserving to represent foothill agent heats everywhere. >> the lotter means a lot to appear drew and sends a message to the larger student body. >> it's all about meaningful inclusion, and when you are playing sports in your community, for a student it's their school, and to be recognized by that entity is very, very important. >> he's so proud. yeah, he loves it. he wants to wear it all the time. even if it's 95 degrees out. >> it makes me feel happy to start this for all special olympians in all different ways. now other schools in the area plan to follow foothill's lead and award letterings to the students who made their mark in the special olympics. in pleasanton, laura anthony, abc7 news. >>> up next, wrist bands gone wrong. one woman's effort to honor her sister's memory turns into a disappointing experience. "7 on your side" michael finney odysseo by cavalia opens november 19th under the white big top at at&t park. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, tr

>> i was thinking about the pictures and how families take pictures of their seniors with their letterman jackets. >> in this case we have a young man who a committed and played the whole season, and he is deserving to represent foothill athletes everywhere. >> the letter means a lot to andrew and sends a message to the larger student body. >> it's all about meaningful inclusion, and when you are playing sports in your community, for a student it's their school, and to be recognized by that entity is very, very important. >> he's so proud. yeah, he loves it. he wants to wear it all the time. even if it's 95 degrees out. >> it makes me feel happy to start this for all special olympians in all different cases. now other schools in the area plan to follow foothill's lead and award letters to the students who made their mark in the special olympics. in pleasanton, laura anthony, abc7 news. >>> up next, wrist bands gone wrong. one woman's effort to honor her sister's memory turns into a disappointing experience. "7 on your side" michael finney gets involved and proves the power of persistence.

she's made numerous appearances on letterman and late show with jon stewart. there's a new book with a frank portrait of the squash buckling of the american revolution and his insightful return to our young country. interviewing sarah tonight is webcastly. not only a frequent guest author but also one of our favorite interviewers of writers on this stage. i tried to count, six, seven, might be, ten. charles considered as a murderer, and most recently one kid. you may know him by his rock 'n' roll hearting, it is awesome smart, fun, album. wess is also the founder of the cabinet of wonders radio variety show released by who's -- featured a who's who of contemporary musician, writers, and other sundry performs. ladies and gentlemen, before you join me sarah has said she's going to read for a minute which is terrific for us. so now won't you join me in welcoming sarah and wesley to the free library of philadelphia. [applause] >> thank you. >> hello, philadelphia. i would also krrks c-span is here taping so i would leak to say hello to the five insomniacs watching

. >> i stole two letterman jackets and 12 hats and three pairs of underwear from urban outfitters.pping the beepers off. in the midst of popping the beepers off the bike police rode up and i was like taking off my clothes, putting on these new clothes, trying to look fresh and fit, you know. i was just be swagged out, right? so i got caught with my shirt off. pants on the floor. >> the violations sent mcfarland back to jail for another six months. as his tattoos indicate, getting into trouble might be hereditary. >> l.b. lucifer's baby. when my grandma died i kind of turned away from god all the good stuff. and like the bad people always have the most fun. so -- >> we out here. that's all we could do in jail really is have some fun. >>> coming up -- an admitted gang member says his injuries won't put him into retirement. and -- >> behind us is our solar panel system. it was installed 2001 when we started our push to be one of the greenest county facilities in the country. in panama, which is a city of roughly 2 million people, we are having 5,000 new cars being sold every month. th

second at the white house, you can't just feel from carson and leno and letterman now, you can't just take stuff off tv and steal it. the essence of of a joke is two ideas being put together that have nothing to do with each other. that is the surprise that causes the laughter. we would do for the big white house correspondents dinners and gridiron, we'd have the researchers come up with lists of all the current stuff. top motive movies top songs. we would call in all of these funny people. whether they were professionally associated with us or not. put a big bottle of scotch in the middle of the table. something with michael jackson and speaker of the house. you come up with these funny things. 95% of it completely unusable by the president of the united states. we were con trained because george w. bush did not like humor that belittled other people or insulted people or any way made fun especially of his political opponents. that was a great credit to him and the reason why he got so much done in a bipartisan way. he did not stoop to insulting his political opponents. we were left

a lot of people didn't realize david letterman did that with his top ten list for years. now, sometimes he would try to embarrass the guest, but i think there's a synergy there. the shows want it to be interesting, they don't want to necessarily be seen as nasty people sort of savaging a president. so i think the republicans do have an opportunity to do it pause their natural -- because their natural instinct to feel that this kind of participation lowers the stature and dignity of the office, i think, has worked against them doing this in a way that would help them. i think they're going to get over that, pause i do think concern because i do think it's really necessary to play on that role of celebrity in chief. some of them are lelsz adept at doing it, but i think they're going to have to learn. so -- yes. >> i think one of the big things -- [inaudible] the celebrity culture of the presidency is the presidential medal of freedom and to what now art -- [inaudible] there's a lot of awards for prominent americans. to what extent has specifically the presidential medaling

second, at the white house you cannot just -- back in those days carson, leno, letterman, now it's several different crowds. you cannot just take stuff off tv and steal it. not these days. the essence of a joke is to ideas put next to each other that have nothing to do with each other. we would have the researchers come off with list of all the current stuff. the top movies, the top song, the celebrity train wreck, whatever. we would call in all these funny people. whether they were professionally associated with us or not. we would put a bottle of scotch in the table -- nighttime, not lunch. >> sure. [laughter] be cary: in those days it like -- something with michael jackson and the speaker of the house. or whatever, you would come up with these funny, incongruent things. it was ridiculously constrained, because george bush did not like humor that littered over people -- other people, insulted people , especially of his political -- because of his political opponents. that was a great credit to him getting things done in a bipartisan way, he did not stoop to insulting his political oppone

. >> getting up letterman a nd singing and getting used to that is tough. >> mariah carey, thanks as always for stopping by. >> thanks so much. >> amy asked mariah carey if she's working on her music, her answer, there's always something brewing. >> yes. >> kind of a tease. "all i want for christmas is you" is out now -- what's that? >> all you want for christmas is us. >> all i ever want is you guys. love my colleagues. and we should say that a christmas melody premieres december 19th on the hallmark channel. sara. >> now to our countdown to thanksgiving. yes, you heard me right. just go with it, you guys. the holiday is over. if you're tired of eating turkey we have some other ideas for you this morning. i went to one of the top restaurants in the city for a cooking lesson from one of the best chefs in the world. new york city, home to some of the world's finest cuisines and one of those culinary havens is at the nomad hotel. i am headed to the nomad to get their food so delicious. i already smell it. i got an exclusive invite to happening out with the duo masterminds behind "nomad