. >> josh letterman, the white house correspondent for associated press. >> about half of the country is watching this and thinking, they don't know the other half of the country. they are deeply concerned about the period of uncertainty that we are heading into. and to the ideals that trump went the campaign. comments on president-elect to unify the country, all of those people that they do have a place in the country that he is going to lead. that speaks tonight with a step in that direction. we will see if he can follow through. >> tom blevins, the founder. >> one of the craziest elections that we have ever seen culminates in one of the biggest upsets, if not the biggest upset in political history. in addition, i think the election will be looking at a the republican party just elected someone who is a perfectionist, in many ways he has changed the republican party. for better or worse, moving forward, and republicans are going to have to establish that. and democrats are going to have to grapple with what happened tonight and change the party as well. >> josh letterman, a.b. stodd

. >> josh letterman, the white house correspondent for associated press. >> about half of the country is watching this and thinking, they don't know the other half of the country. they are deeply concerned about the period of uncertainty that we are heading into. and to the went off after and targeted over the campaign. comments on president-elect to unify the country, all of those people that they do have a place in the country that he is going to lead. that speaks tonight with a step in that direction. we will see if he can follow through. >> tom blevins, the founder. >> one of the craziest elections that we have ever seen culminates in one of the biggest upsets, if not the biggest upset in political history. in addition, i think the realigning election. the republican party just elected someone who is a perfectionist, in many ways he has changed the republican party. for better or worse, moving forward, and republicans are going to have to establish that. and democrats are going to have to grapple with what happened tonight and change the party as well. >> josh letterman, a.b. stod

would you welcome david letterman? [ cheers and applause ] [ music ] [ indistinct chatter ] >> thank you very much. oh, it's a magic night for amer >> sorry. >> stick around, boys. we're not gonna pay the band. [ laughter ] >> by golly, what a thrilling night for all of us. >> oh, yeah, did you have a nice thanksgiving? >> very nice, thank you. how about you? >> i'm stuffed. you know, it's tradition at our house-- every year we have the roast swan. it's great. the-- i love to see the kids fight over the neck. it's fun. [ laughter ] now, uh-- >> thank you for coming on. >> thank you very much >> our pleasure. >> good to see you, dave. >> thanks. nice to see you, chevy. you gotta run? [ laughter ] now you mentioned the book. >> yes, i did. >> let's don't beat it to death. let me see the book. >> i was-- >> originally this was gonna turn out to be a really nice thing. oh, by the way, can you see this? take a look at all that color. ooh. this, actually, johnny, should be on your coffee table. it's that quality. you know wh

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. >> josh letterman, the white house correspondent for associated press. >> about half of the country is watching this and thinking, they don't know the other half of the country. they are deeply concerned about the period of uncertainty that we are heading into. and to the ideals that trump went off after and the campaign. comments on president-elect to unify the country, all of those people that they do have a place in the country that he is going to lead. that speaks tonight with a step in that direction. we will see if he can follow through. >> tom blevins, the founder. >> one of the craziest elections that we have ever seen culminates in one of the biggest upsets, if not the biggest upset in political history. in addition, i think the election will be looking at a realigning election. elected someone who is a perfectionist, in many ways he has changed the republican party. for better or worse, moving forward, and republicans are going to have to establish that. and democrats are going to have to grapple with what happened tonight and change the party as well. >> josh letterman, a

would you welcome david letterman? [ cheers and applause ] [ music ] [ indistinct chatter ] >> thank you very much. for america. >> isn't it, though? >> sorry. >> stick around, boys. we're not gonna pay the band. [ laughter ] >> by golly, what a thrilling night for all of us. >> oh, yeah, did you have a nice thanksgiving? >> very nice, thank you. how about you? >> i'm stuffed. you know, it's tradition at our house-- every year we have the roast swan. it's great. the-- i love to see the kids fight over the neck. it's fun. [ laughter ] >> thank you very much for having me. thanks for making room for me. >> our pleasure. >> good to see you, dave. >> thanks. nice to see you, chevy. you gotta run? [ laughter ] now you mentioned the book. >> yes, i did. >> let's don't beat it to death. let me see the book. >> i was-- >> originally this was gonna turn out to be a really nice thing. oh, by the way, can you see this? take a look at all that color. ooh. this, actually, johnny, should be on your coffee table. it's that quality. y

jonathan: alison: that is none other than david letterman, who came out to support the lab school and all they do for children. jonathan: a hero honored in the district today, shirley gibson. shirley gibson's son was a d.c. police officer murdered at random 20 years ago. since then, she wanted to do something to pay the department back, so she made it her mission around the holidays. today it was her turn, and they surprised her. the capital area law enforcement fund gave her a $2500 check to help with this year's meal. alison: and this is her last year doing it after all these years. jonathan: we congratulate her. erin: john wall got some help, but is there any hope for the >> and and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. erin: after losing three straight, washington hope to bounce back against the new york knicks. the wizards were off and running. otto porter, flush finish. jump ahead to the fourth, the wiz john wall, nice move, avoids the defender, pulls up for the j. 23 for wall. the wizards beat the knicks. georgetown trailed the entire game, tr

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[applause] >> thank you very much doctor letterman. if anyone has questions, come on down and make your questions one at a time. >> i must have been totally clear, right? >> if there's no questions, let's get back. >> thank you. >> you saved me. ... >> thank you for your talk today, i thought it was very interesting. i was wondering something that was implied throughout your entire talk was the velocity of science. do you feel as if students need to learn about philosophy of science to understand science? and to high school, from an early age. >> this is actually a great question and it's actually the core of a continuing debate. i'll tell you what the debate is and then tell you where i stand on this debate and why i stand in the way i do. there are many people that feel exactly as that question is asked. that philosophy, and it used to be science actually were both very important to know. and if they get a good understanding of philosophy, it will enable them to understand their science better, to understand the nature of science and

know, thank you, embraces a challenge but i'm personally and professionally challenging all of our lettermanf our alumni, the community, the students, to dorms will be opened on friday at 3:00 o'clock. we need everybody back for the game. >> okay. did you hear that? college basketball third ranked villanova faces central florida in the charleston classic title game. they are off to a four and zero start. do you remember this guy. peppy sanchez one of the four former owls honored. temple unveiling its new ring of honor. hosting manhattan today, great interior passing, and he finishes right there. and dan dingle had career high 22 points. they shot over 53 percent from the field and they won 88-67. to move to two-two on the year. drexel beat north texas today. re blue hens won tipped off. their first ever national championship, in field hockey. ladies beat north carolina three-two. they finished 23-two winning their final 19 games. they have not lost since early september. just a second ncaa division one championship in the school awesome. history. >> congratulations. >> very well done. >> yes

and john letterman, the white house reporter for the associated press. josh let that we'd have some resolution, most likely on florida by now. we don't. we thought we might know something about north carolina and ohio by now. we don't. what does it mean? >> this is definitely one for the history books. regardless of whether or not clinton somehow ekes out a win, there's going to be a fundamental change in the way we look at elections in this country. clearly, our way that we assess the mood of the electorate is broken. the way we poll, look at e way the winds are blowing, those are all broken. it's something e we first learned in the primary when trump was written off time after time after time given a a tiny chance of winning over 17 candidates. he won and now he's on track to if not win the general election, come very close. it's going to be something that's going to have ramifications for many cycles to come. >> i think obviously there were more trump voters always seem to be fir but more he probably has more and she definitely couldn't turn out the c

david letterman's check in with meteorologist -- let's check in with meteorologist jd rudd. >> good morning. maybe your bellies are full from the trick-or-treat candy last night. here is the temperature timeline. cool this morning but things will really warm up this afternoon, highs with temperatures in the 70s. we get a bonus day again tomorrow with more sunshine and 70s. the clouds will thicken up as the day goes on then it changes, but let's not get ahead of our ourselves and enjoy what is going on for the time being. if you have good weather photos here is the satellite and radar. cloud cover across the area right now and rain showers to the north-northwest. those are not coming in today. we have a dry forecast in store for today and tomorrow. temperatures right now in the 40s and low 50s as you wake up. 51 in mansfield right now with a south wind at around 10 miles per hour. we check out the weather bug network. a few closer inspections of a couple of the locations like mentor is 49. 43 at the catholic school there. as far as things go for the forecast today, hour-by-hour, how can you

maybe he admires letterman putin and other -- vladimir putin. but this is the united states of america and we can't have that. usa!hanting] usa! we believe ina: the constitution here in the united states of america. we believe in the bill of rights. if you believe that we are , we cannotgether elect a president who vilifies minorities, who mocks americans with disabilities, who calls immigrants criminals and rapists. we can't elect a president who brags that because he is famous, he can get away with stuff that looks like the definition of sexual assault, or calls women's andalls women pigs and dogs rates them on a scale of one to 10. i have two daughters, and they are magnificent because my wife is magnificent. we have taught them that they can do anything a man can do, and then some. have sons friends who have taught their sons to respect women and respected girls and judge them on the content of their character, not what they look like, and not demean them and put them down. whoever is in the oval office, i want them to help show all our girl

i have a theory, i used to call is the letterman theory. jimmy fallon, if jimmy fallon says something, the same thing will be considered funny, but if somebody else says it and it doesn't land, it causes offense. i don't think it's that terrible of a thing to say, she just didn't say it that well. >> some people said it's a racist accent. >> is that racist to make fun of another person. >> she's trying melania's accent. but leave the impressions to rich little and julia roberts. >> gigi is biracial. >> so she with can be allowed. obviously, the racist thing is a little thin. but they were upset. >> it's upsetting tv hosts and comedians. he she is not funny, leave it to jay pharoah and people like that. you mentioned trump didn't tweet out anything. i'm glad he didn't. he needs to get to his campaign promises, putting a taco truck on every corner and stick with that. >> did he promise that? >> i think so. >> but kennedy, i don't know if greg johnson understands the comedy that she was doing. she said i want to give a me message to my husband

. >> david letterman originally had a one-hour daytime show, and nbc, after, like, 13 weeks, decidedthe background, stay with it and don't give up and sta with us in new york. >> i like it. >> dave is back in new york and you are going to host a late-night television program that premieres monday night. what are critics likely to say tuesday morning? >> i don't much care, because i found a way to deal with that, pills and whisky. >> you are on. proceed. >> oh, i am on? i was enjoying listening to you snort. >> they gave him the late night show, and everybody thought who is going to watch television at 12:30? who is up? i will tell you, young people, college people. >> this is a guy that needs a little support. >> he was anti-establishment at his core and he was thumbing his nose to any existing social structures. >> who are those women out there, by the way? >> neighbors. >> excuse me. >> he kind of spoofed the whole notion of talk shows. >> it's the late-night guest cam. please say hello to tom hanks. [ cheering ] >> there he is. nobody could go on the "david letterman show," and tr

letterman putin is on the march and wants to take advantage of our weakness. china is buyers to turn the south china sea into the south china lake. there are a lot of state actor problems out there. what is really disruptive over us next 20 to 50 years for is that lots of national security is not primarily about the interplay of 200 nationstates that have a monopoly on violence in their own territory. if you spin the globe, look at the borders, and treat them like we are equal in terms of being nation states, you make a mistake, because only two thirds of those countries control their territory. countriesthird of the on the globe are more like afghanistan, syria, libya, or lots of places in north africa where there might be some entity that has more power than anyone else -- think the taliban on the eve of 9/11 -- but we were not attacked by the taliban. .e were attacked by al qaeda all a lot of what is coming in the world, which is tom friedman's world is flat, is accelerating every year with miniaturized nuclear technology, and the kind of global and i.t. te

let's be clear, letterman putin -- vladimir putin is on the march and wants to take advantage of our weakness. let's be clear, china is buyers to turn the south china sea into the south china lake. there are a lot of state actor problems out there. what is really disruptive over the next 20 to 50 years for us is that lots of national security is not primarily about the interplay of 200 nationstates that have a monopoly on violence in their own territory. if you spin the globe, look at the borders, and treat them like we are equal in terms of being nation states, you make a mistake, because only two thirds of those countries control their territory. about one-third of the countries on the globe are more like afghanistan, syria, libya, or lots of places in north africa where there might be some entity that has more power than anyone else -- think the taliban on the eve of 9/11 -- but we were not attacked by the taliban. we were attacked by al qaeda. all a lot of what is coming in the world, which is tom friedman's world is flat, is accelerating every year with miniaturized nuclear tech

david letterman was on your show which was really crazy. because he never goes out on the street and does this. >> he kind of invented it. i know he's a hero for you and me too, i grew up watching him. one of the biggest compliments i've gotten is that dave thought that i had big balls. >> jimmy: nice. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you showered together? [ laughter ] >> i love the beard now. >> jimmy: congratulations on this, "entertainment weekly." you're right in the middle. that's where you want to be. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes! thank you. i have to say, i grew up reading "entertainment weekly" every week. i've had a subscription since i was 10 years old. this is crazy. i'm in the center of the bulls eye. which is so amazing to me. at the same time as a gay jew, i a bulls eye. [ laughter ] but it's a little redundant. but i'll take it, i'll take it. >> jimmy: yeah, that's pretty good. what kind of 10-year-old has a subscription to any magazine? >> a gay one, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what is it, and i don't mean to lump everybody in togeth

. >> the letterman jacket. yeah. >> way back, old school. >> jacqueline said a flower, when you smash a flower in a book. >> all dried up. >> what do you think? >> what about a cd? good one, matt. >>> i-10 eastbound to 7th avenue, a parking lot once again. we do have a crash, you can't see because it is blocked by part of the overpass here but vehicles having a lot of trouble making its way around this one. you can see the emergency lights flashing right there. as far as drive times on your valley freeways, once you get up to 35th avenue, that is how far back this crash is taking vehicles. you are looking at speeds up to 32 miles an hour and then it gets a lot slower t carried-- than that, carried to the durango curve. in the north valley, a crash at 101 eastbound and 35th avenue. the right lane is blocked here. crews working to make their way to clearing that one. we have seen rain this morning, jimmy is at the zoo, we will talk to him in a second. a lot of wind as well and wet roadways, especially in the east

. >> letterman's jacket. it's on sale right now for $350. originally priced at $700. >> this is way too rich for my blood but i'm going to wear it during the live shot. the mandate. we have to do first things first. laura cross, our executive producer, says we have to pick something out for her husband craig to buy. >> zip top tote is on sale for $90. originally priced at $295. it is one of our famous, most popular bags. >>reporter: that's 66% off and under $100. a lot of things in coach are not under $100, right? >> yes, sir. we have here our slim backpack. it's on sale right now for $295, $125. this slim backpack on sale. >>russell: can i wear the slim backpack or do you have to be slim like you? >> it's for everyone. it is from our calf leather. and then we also have our bears going on right now. >>reporter: this is new right now, right? >> they are exclusive time to purchase the bears. they're on sale right $275. they're originally priced at $550. >>reporter: you think this will become a collectible, right? >> yes. they are collectible b

(chuckles) he's good company for some things, but can you see me wearing his letterman sweater? - or the two of you doing the monkey? - or tandem surfing? - but for other things, (raspberry) they're out. - completely. if toby prentice is jealous of your father, that's his problem, not yours. - thanks, larue. - and that's another proof. if you really had a thing about your father, you'd be jealous of every woman he went out with. - i probably would be. - sure, you can't hide that kind of resentment if it's there. of course, sometimes we're ashamed of feelings like that, and don't even admit them to ourselves. but they still slip out. - how? - oh, little accidents. - accidents? forgetting is the most obvious. - forgetting? - [larue] sure, forgetting dates, pet peeves, unfavorite things. and why can't you remember certain people's names? - who told you i can't? - i don't mean you, in particular. i mean, why do people forget people's names? it's a sign of hostility, jealousy, resentment. - it is? - a sure sign. - well, accidents do happen, and anyone can forget sometimes. - [larue]

and josh letterman, the white house correspondents are all with us. first to you. >> well, it's misleads a stunning historic upset. at the polls were wrong, the prediction models were wrong. the way we look at data and the mechanics of campaigns, they were wrong. the lack of ground game was supposed to wipe them out, and he did this through the power of his movement in the message over twitter tv. and he didn't actually go into diners, bakeries, and work the known so well, and in places like iowa, new hampshire at the beginning and even through the end of the general election. he did it his own way. and he certainly came from behind with a really impressive victory. just wiping her out when she was expected to beat him comfortabl comfortably. >> the vice president-elect of the pence. >> make no mistake about it. this is the the biggest poll upset in the modern history of the united states of america. and now we will witness the >> this is a historic night. the american people have spoken and to the american people have america has elected a new presid

every time that he was on the tonight show or letterman, it was must see tv. >> a lot of the people whohere when it was filmed are still working today, mostly behind the scenes. i have heard robin williams coming up to you as mrs. doubtfire and our producer didn't know he wasn't talking to a she but a robin williams. >> such a good movie. >> yes. >> i think the house was just sold again. >> it's a beauty. >> over in pac heights. >>> everyone's favorite foul mouth santa is returning to the big screen. jonathan hunt has a preview of sad ban at that 2. >> reporter: billy bob thornton is suiting up for another holiday season in the raunchy comedy bad santa 2. he teams up with his mom, played by kathy bates, so rob a charity on christmas eve. >> mom. >> well, you still hit like your daddy. >> reporter: the 20003 r-rated comedy made more than $76 million but took more than 13 years to get the sequel made. >> i loved the first one and i loved doing this one. we knew we would always make a sequel. >> reporter: new cast members had fun working on this set. >> 100%, you just have to go there. the

. >> steven colbert is left of letterman. to the point where it almost gets embarrassing. he shut out 50% of america. >> are you talking about the fact -- >> he was great. i don't care if you agree with him. even though his ratings, he is second in late night. i don't know why he decided to leave 50% of america out. >> you want to pour cold water on anything else? anything else to add? >> you can take my one more thing. >> i will come up with a new one on the fly. it's okay. >> i will take that one and you can take mine. >> i'm scare ed -- >> what are your weekend plans? >> i will tell you about eric's weekend plans coming up next. >> what do you know? it's your tv, take it with you. with directv and at&t, watch all your live channels, on your devices, data-free. switch to directv and lock in your price for 2 years. offers starting at $50/month. when they thought they should westart saving for retirement.le then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and wh

it look like one of the guy beckham is kneeling in front of, does he have a north dakota state letterman'st on that is where carson wentz went to college. >> what is he doing. >> i'm not associated them without the shirts on. >> yes. >> i pick the one guy right there. >> that dude what is going on there. >> i was expecting a better pose out of him. >> it is frustrated it is a manikin challenge and he can't move. >> is there any pay off for people like other challenges were raising money for charity and helping with a cause. >> i have not seen that. >> real quickly, lets get over to sky fox because we have a septa train up and running. >> wow. >> we have something moving. >> we have something moving. market frankford line, well, at 9:09. we have a little bit of limited service. so, market frank forward line there. >> they said we would be running about every 15 or 20 minutes. >> they said when it comes to buses they will start rolling them out first, especially heaviest routes and by this evening we should see stuff getting back on line there but won't be until at full service until tomorro

our panel includes john busse, and josh letterman, white house reporter for the associated press. they'll be with us into the wee hours of the morning. the first big important thing is the state of florida. as goes florida, if donald trump into the night without much question. if hillary clinton gets florida, that's a different story. because without florida, donald trump himself and everyone on his team has said we can't win it without florida. so what is it in florida? well, it's hispanics. john bussi, it looks to me like ft. lauderdale is going to be extremely important. and maybe the polls might have missed some things. >> they're the hispanic voter turnout has surprised us this election. i'm kind of wondering how it surprised us. surprised us in nevada friday night when people were lined up. they had to process people for two additional hours after the polls closed. >> harry reid get out the vote machine. >> it apparently worked, right? so how much did the hispanic unexpectedly, in favor of hillary clinton. a lot of those people voted early. we'll sue that really fairly soon,

there are rare clips from david letterman and a preview of a ufo documentary by a wisconsin filmmaker. the festival starts at 7:00 tonight at the back room of colectivo on prospect. looking ahead to tomorrow, the b-mo harris bank's annual steiff animal holiday display opens monday and runs through january 3. this has been a holiday tradition in milwaukee for more this year's theme is an up north holiday. kara kaiser: you'll see our live size animals. they are in custom costume designs. you'll see them ice skating, playing ice hockey, and you might even see some good guys and bad guys playing with our traditional wisconsin sporting. our favorite sporting teams. andy: pretty cute. for free at the building on water street in downtown milwaukee. whether you are going to the bank were going outside, not too bad, weather-wise. sally: beautiful. did you have a chance to get outdoors yesterday? andy: i did. sally: it was beautiful. sunshine, temperatures close to 50. still, close to 50. i think we get lots of really good hours and before the clouds fill in this afternoon. in racine, just a li

. >> letterman for example, always leaned to the left. >> i think they have always been liberal and tendan more. that's standard operating procedure. i will say throughout the election cycle many shows have had donald trump on because he is good for ratings. and jimmy fallon messing up his hair. i was impressed with chelsea handler she put her foot down, saying i'm not going to have him on. >> fascinating to hear from her, i've done the silly thing, been fun, now i'm taking a stand, whether you agree with her or not. both of you simone and alice were communication directors for bernie sanders, for ted cruz. when you would watch larry david play your candidate or watch late night spoofs what was it like watching with your candidate? was it uncomfortable? >> no. >> did they ever change because of how they saw their themselves portrayed. >> i was a press secretary. there was a communications director and i don't want to take his job. >> i'll give you the accolades. >> the first time larry played bernie sanders we were watching at the campaign house in vermont. and we were like oh, my god, a

josh letterman who covers the white house for the a.p., thank you. >> thanks. >>> president-elect trump says he might be able to keep running his businesses while also running the country. he told "the new york times," quote, the law is totally on my side. the president can't have a conflict of interest. more on that coming up. my name is pam. i'm 51 years old. when i was diagnosed with pneumococcal pneumonia, it was huge for everybody. she just started to decline rapidly. i was rushed to the hospital... my symptoms were devastating. the doctor said, "pam! if you'd have waited two more days, you would've died." if i'd have known that a vaccine could have helped prevent this, i would have asked my doctor or pharmacist about it. for the holidays. before his mom earned 1% cash back everywhere, every time. [ dinosaur growls ] and his dad earned 2% back at grocery stores and wholesale clubs. yeah! even before they earned 3% back on gas. danny's parents used their bankamericard cash rewards credit card to give him the best day ever. that's the joy of rewarding connections. learn more at banko

and weirdly, she had already grown out a full david letterman retirement beard.le, a record number of female minorities were elected to the senate. right? that's what i'm saying. let's see all their names right now. wait, what? >> super quick. all right, before we toss it over to "morning joe," let's get a check on the stories you'll be hearing about in the day ahead. a pennsylvania community will come together for a memorial for a police officer killed last week. officer scott basham died while responding to a domestic dispute on thursday. officials still don't know what prompted the suspect to attack the police officers. >>> meanwhile, vice president-elect mike pence will begin the process of handing over duties as indiana's governor. pence will be joined by his lieutenant governor, who will replace him once he's sworn in as vice president as they hold a cabinet meeting today. >>> president obama is set to hold a press conference this afternoon before heading out on what's expected to be his final foreign trip during his time in office. the president will begin