jim kenney faces a challenge from melissa murray bailey.he election is tuesday november 3rd just six months away. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is outside city hall to give you more, justin. >> reporter: what was a six way contest now brought down to one nominee, jim kenney, as you mentioned going up against melissa murray bailey. contest heating up now that we have a democratic nominee. kenney accept the nomination at 10:00 o'clock last night at election headquarters.

sergeant murray, did you have anything else to add? >> just the experience of having the police in the classroom to teach the children nr the positive role and to reinforce it later on out on the streets is incredible, the look on the eyes of the parents the first day they pull in on the school and see all the cones set up, and they say what happened to our drop off area and it starts the process what supervisor yee and supervisor kim has done for pedestrian and bicycle safety is great this program adds to that and it gets some of our little people, our future leader in that mindset, when they step off the curb, bad things can map to you in san francisco, it's a reality, so this program is something that when the principals find out about it, that they have to have it at their school, so this is kind of the first step and i can appreciate that once the word is out and it's been offer today a lot of other schools, that we're going the need a lot of help getting into the schools and training some of our future leaders for this wonderful

. >> ladies and gentlemen, bill murray. >> and saying good-bye. david letterman welcomes his last guest of the "late show" before his farewell show later tonight. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, may 20th, 2015. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with tornados and another round of potentially dangerous weather threatening the southern plains today. there are reports of 27 tornados touching down in texas and oklahoma on tuesday. tornado watches are posted there this morning. large hail and damaging winds are also possible. >> look at that. >> due west of north worth, one and possibly two tornados hit the texas town of mineral wells last night. the storm ripped siding from buildings, downed trees, knocked out power, and damaged two nearby churches. several streets are impassable, but there are no reports of injury. >> i seen the funnel cloud start to drop sign the small tail touch down and things debris, flew up in the air. it looked like it picked up and then h

business woman melissa murray bailey is the republican.omplete primary night coverage is just a few minutes away. >> good evening thanks for being with us. i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. >> we begin at 11:00 with the largest auto recall in u.s. history. nearly 34 million air bags declared defective by takata corp. >> this expands a previous recall. jim donovan has been on top of this case. he has tonight's big new developments. >> reporter: angela was driving a 2001 honda civic when she was involved in a 25-mile per hour crash. her takata air bag exploded. a piece of shrapnel ended up in her chest. >> i had a hole in my chest clear enough to see the bone at the bottom. everybody kept telling me air bags don't do that. the problem is these ones are and that's not right and that's not okay. >> it's fair to say this is probably the most complex consumer safety recall in us history. >> reporter: the recall involves 33.8 million takata made air bags. when a vehicle is involved in an accident the chemical that inflates the air bags can expl

bill murray was dave's first guest here back in 1993. he appeared 43 more times after that and it was always must-watch television it's a pleasure to have him as our next to the last show guest. ladies and gentlemen, bill murray. >> reporter: and last night he did not disappoint. murray burst out of a cake with a jump suit and goggles. he proceeded to smear cake all over letterman. there was a montage of appearances and then he had one last gag. >> everyone is trying to get you to stay and not give up. we just want more, dave. more. >> more? >> more, more, more. >> thank you. >> good. >> thank you very much. >> i'm just going to be one person to try to organize this, if you'll excuse me. >> help. i need some people to help me. will you help me? >> what a great moment. murray led a group of people singing a song asking letterman to stay. his appearance was followed by the last singing guest, bob dylan. here fans are still holding out hope to see letterman's final show here tonight. there are stand-by lines, but as you can imagine, those t

. >>> kenney's next opponent is melissa murray bailey. election day is tuesday november 3rd, less than six months from now. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch joins us from outside city hall to talk more bit, justin, good morning. >> reporter: ukee and erika good morning. poll numbers favored jim kenney going in the the race and he came out the winner. after the victory speech he is looking ahead to the raza head as well as to his new g.o.p. opponent. just after ten tuesday night and after waiting through a sea of supporters former city councilman jim kenney stood at the podium for the first time as city democratic mayoral nominee. when asked what made him resonate as owe voters. >> positivity, which is all centered around poverty, blue k, blue collar jobs, all surrounding neighborhoods. every neighborhood is having difficulties. >> reporter: new nominee spent 20 years experience that helped him gain support from all quarters of the philadelphia, including influential black leaders respected members of the lgbt community and teacher

jim kenney faces a challenge from melissa murray bailey. the election is tuesday november 3rd just six months away. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch is outside city hall to give you more, justin. >> reporter: what was a six way contest now brought down to one nominee, jim kenney, as you mentioned going up against melissa murray bailey. contest heating up now that we have a democratic nominee. kenney accept the nomination at 10:00 o'clock last night at election headquarters. he was flange by his supporters which included a broad coalition of black leaders, lgbt advocates and teachers and labor union head. kenney says they represent the wide interests of the city, a city he has called home he says his entire life. kenney's win is being called a landslide win with a wide margin taking him to the very top and after his victory he is looking forward to the campaign and also beyond, take a listen. >> the challenges that are facing our great city, under funded public schools poverty, and a strained relationship between our community and pol

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. >> business woman melissa murray bailey spoke to her supporters at united republicans club. she said philadelphians have two choices murray bailey said that she represents a different way of doing things, erika. >>> if kenney wins in november he would be second straight mayor to graduate from st. joes prep. mayor nutter is a st. joes grad. we did digging and found old high school of kenney from 1976 check out these bow tie um-hmm, that is back then he was known as crazy kenney and year book described him as probably the funniest grad in the class of 76. >> how about that. >> nice digging. >> well done. >>> we will hear from jim about that shortly. >>> 5:33. good morning katie. >> i love that picture. that is classic. good, good stuff. you will love this forecast too how is that, for a transition. we can see very nice weather today. one and only x factor is the fact that we will have a hint of the breeze out there, just enough to notice it. it might make it feel cool to you. high pressure is anchoring in our area today and that is where we will get the sunshine. storm scan re

senator murray? >> mr. morris, i'm a strong supporter of hrsa's work force health care training programs, in particular the critical support to physicians and other providers that agree to work in our rural and under served areas, and i want to recognize your agency's important role in documenting work force shortages through the national center analysis, and i wanted to ask you, what are the current projections -- what do the current projections say about our national health care work force shortage? >> sure. demand is expected to increase for primary care services through 2020 due to the effect of the population is ageing, growing, and then there are also impacts that you referenced earlier in terms of folks having coverage results in them seeking more services, and so the national center has done some pr projection work and they estimate a shortage of 20000 full-time equivalent kwgss physicians by 2020. this is mitt kated if we take advantage of nurse practitioners and use not a service in rural communit

jim kenny and melissa murray bailey.ind any footage of her. >> now we have to get ready for the general election in november. >> do we? seriously? this is philadelphia. do we really have to get ready for election. it is 6:26. >> let's get to jenny joyce. because it was violent night in philadelphia. jenny? >> reporter: alex, eight people were shot last night at five separate locations, where did all of the shootings happen? we'll tell you coming up next. >> jim kenny wins for the next mayor every philadelphia. what he wants to change in the city. >> so of course melissa murray bailey won on the republican side. then look at this, the seal of south jersey, this guy not at the shore, in fact, he is about 100 miles away from the ocean. why not one is coming to rescue the little guy. >> and, kanye's not happy. but you know, what else is new? why he has beef now with the billboard music awards. >> but i'm going to let you finish. >> oh, you will? >> did you notice kim his wife calls him kanye? >> well, you know, everyone else

senator murray? senator murray: let me just follow on that. this million person cohorts is very intriguing. it has to be done right but how do you ensure it successfully represents all elements of the u.s. population? women, minorities. dr. collins: we very much want to have that kind of ability to follow on that. this million person cohorts is very intriguing. sample across the population. obviously women and men. obviously multiple different racial and ethnic groups across socioeconomic status, across age. with a million, of course, you have the opportunity to have a lot of people involved. that is the point of this. having that kind of power. exactly how we do this is what we have charged this group with wrestling with. i think we might want to oversample certain minority groups in order to be sure we have enough representation to be able to have powerful observations made possible about health disparities and certainly we will want to be sure that involve women in 60% of the population that gets studied. one more thing i think i should say

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last night show featured one of dave's all time favorite guests bill murray. ♪[ music ]♪ >> murray was first guest on letterman's nbc show in 1982 and his cbs show in 1993. he has always done something peculiar and he is coming out of a cake. in a recent late show appearance, murray flew in dressed as peter pan. okay. few details have been released about the final show tonight except there will be surprise appearances and memorable highlights and it all starts at 11:35 tonight on kpix 5. >> loving me some bill murray there. >>> the warriors still on a roll winning game one of the western conference finals last night. they did it last night before the hometown fans in oakland. it's the first time the ws have reached the conference finals in 39 years. kpix 5 spoke with some of the folks in the nose bleed seats who paid $300 apiece for their seats. >> well, they will get seats as long as we're in the building, right? we can still see everything. >> and they saw quite a game. we'll highlight it later in morning sports. game 2 is thursday night in oakland. >> they scared me when they were d

murray. >> didn't go board members jarvis murray enforcement san francisco municipal transportation agency taxis and assessable services based upon what american dispatch has stated frankly in pits utilities briefs and comments today they demonstrate they shouldn't have a accountability for improving their dispatch or operate a successful factual our transportation code rules section 11067 is a teetered system that gives a company time to develop over time as stated in the brief in 2013, the standard was 50 medallions so essential 50 vehicles with 50 verifiable calls with 3 dispatch requests per vehicle person day that was 2013 it is progressively so 2014 everyone should move to 75 medallions at 3 hundred 7 dispatch implemented in 2015 the standard we're not done with the year this is what all the dispatch companies must be and december 31st a hundred mentions medallions with one hundred medallions with 5 hundred completed dispatch calls per medallion per day that was created because as mentioned in the belief dispatching companies are becoming unresidential in san francisco and part of th

senator murray: thank you very much. senator alexander: thank you senator murray. senator hatch? senator hatch: we appreciate the work you are doing. we have a big database, too, and i am wondering if i could be the part of the million-person cohort, because as i recall, the database is the world's largest database of computerized image histories, and it is linked public health and critical records. scientists at the university of youutah have identified g enes responsible for jeans readgenes. utah has discovered news disease-causing disease and conditions like obesity and cancer. these large families accelerate the pace of genetic discovery by magnifying ability to identify disease-causing genes. harnessing these advantages it seems to me, using these large families and large cohorts, i think our folks in utah to make significant divisions to what you are trying to do here, and i would just like to know if you think they would be useful and if i can play a role in getting university of utah -- i think they are already working together, but i think you need to work with that grou

senator murray. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman and thank you to the witnesses for being here today. each of your agencies plays a critical role in the topic we're talking about and i'm grateful to have you here to share your expertise. i've approached our bipartisan effort to advance medical innovation focused on one question in particular, and that is what can congress do to help all patients and families get the safest most effective treatments and cure more quickly. our conversation today is about the promise of precision medicine and it's a crucial and truly exciting piece of the puzzle. there's in question we're at a critical moment in the medical field. researchers and medical experts are increasingly finding ways to treat patient, not just as the average patient but instead based on their own unique characteristics and history. this is the different in getting eyeglasses based on the average prescription and getting eyeglasses based on your own prescription. it's huge, especially for families across the country wai

christopher murray admitted to killing his own wife as she power walked in pennypack park last summer. vernon odom was in the courtroom for the emotional plea and joins us now in center city with all the details. >> reporter: it was emotional in court this morning, christopher murray breaking down as he apologized to his wife's family and his own and his children who are teenagers that are basically now orphans, he entered a guilty plea to the third degree murder of his wife, connie and it took place of course in pennypack park. >> lawyers have worked out a deal with the district attorney that has the 48-year-old murray pleading guilty to murdering his wife and in exchange he will get 40 years in prison. he admits to strangling his wife after they confronted each other when she was jogging in pennypack park. >> it was about text messages he received from a female friend murray reported his wife missing, her body was found in the park and he failed a lie detecter test. he remains in the city prison without bail. he is remanded to the state prison and a third degree murder conviction me

murray, in turn, contacted gonzalo's brothers.ar from him. >> both brothers said that they had figured that with all the years that had -- that had gone past since gonzalo's murder that nobody was paying attention anymore. that he was just another young hispanic man who had been killed. and the police probably weren't even investigating the case anymore. >> reporter: the confirmation of gonzalo's dna in the shop was an important step, but the prosecutor knew they needed more. a stronger connection between gonzalo ramirez and his suspected killer, gianni van. >> we still needed to establish how it is that gianni would have known who it was who allegedly raped ms. esparza. >> was that kind of the missing piece all along? >> to me, that was. >> reporter: patricia was the key to helping them connect the dots. but, as far as the authorities knew, she was still married to gianni and could not be compelled to testify against him. >> i was constantly running their social security numbers, all their information, finding out where they were

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connie murray was murdered last august in penny pack park in philadelphia the christopher murray admitted he snapped when his wife was upset when he was texting with another woman n court murray called connie his first and only true love, he faces 20 to 30 years in prison. >>> the the kappa delta row fraternity of penn state university has been suspended for three years' effective today. fraternity has been linked to a secret facebook page containing photographs, of nude and semi nude women university officials a say members had engaged in sexual harassment and hazing, and there was quote a persistent climate of humiliation for several females. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight taxpayer beware, we will tell you about the irs breach that has exposed 100,000 people to identity theft tonight. >>> plus what a fort lauderdale official was saying about the act of nature that sent a bounce house flying with kid inside. >>> and a new study revealed how waiting a few minutes after a baby is born to cut the court how it could lead to benefits years later, cecily. >>> it will be warm tomorr

that bill murray over there?e last word" last night and earlier in the evening, frances, i want that reracked. he helped close out letterman's run, he jumped out of a cake embracing letterman and wiping the good-bye dave cake. >> wait for it. there it is. >> oh, crashing out of the cake. >> the whole night crashing all over the place. >> then a huge bear hug there for dave. >> did shots there both of them. any time you do that is going to be with david letterman. >> hair all messed up. >> bill murray was letterman's first guest ever. he takes the stage for one more final hour and hopefully we can get dha rerack d tape of bill murray. >> look at the people waiting outside the ed sullivan theater for a glimpse of the late night host who made us laugh for more than 30 years. >> tomorrow is our final show wait a minute, unless it rains then there will be a rain delay. we'll make it up in a doubleheader around labor day. >> joining us right now is jay thomas actor and comedian and we loved jay for years. annual guest

connie murray in pennypack park the next morning. since august of last year. >>> cleveland has reportedly reached a deal with the u.s. justice department over a pattern of excessive force by its police department. details of the settlement are expected to be released this week. protests erupted yesterday when a white police officer was cleared in the fatal shooting of two unarmed black suspects. the officer insisted he feared for his life and the judge believed him. >> it's 6:47 and a preview of "good morning america" is next. david. >> warm out there today. already heading through the 60's up towards 70 over the next hour or so, so shorts and t's this morning. more of the same this afternoon. we'll have your day planner forecast coming up next. it's going to be a little bit on the sticky side later. >> ♪♪ music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪♪ ♪♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. new jersey'

murray. >> didn't go board members jarvis murray enforcement san francisco municipal transportation agency taxis and assessable services based upon what american dispatch has stated frankly in pits utilities briefs and comments today they demonstrate they shouldn't have a accountability for improving their dispatch or operate a successful factual our transportation code rules section

bill murray fashion. ♪ ♪ >> we're glad he was fully clothed coming out of that cake!e way, after the taping of that show, murray came out in the ed sullivan theater, greeting the crowd, saying hello, and he was still covered in cake. the next to last "late show with david letterman" airs immediately following this newscast. >> they do want the ratings. keep the clothes on. some people need to keep the clothes on. >> thank goodness, he did. >>> 3-degree guarantee? >> here we go again. >> still sweating? >> late and cold now. >> and tomorrow's going to be really tricky. tomorrow may be a midnight temperature. first things first, we went for a high today of 87. whew! >> whoa! >> 90, we made it! >> well, you made it! >> you snuck in under the wire. >> i'm going 78 tomorrow, because i think it will be 79 or 80 at midnight. it's going to be a cooler day. still 81 degrees outside. i got to tell you how weird national airport is. all the temperatures north and west and south are in the low to mid-70s, which is why it's difficult to pick that number each day. winds, west-north

senator murray. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman and thank you to the witnesses for being here today. each of your agencies plays a critical role in the topic we're talking about and i'm grateful to have you here to share your expertise. i've approached our bipartisan effort to advance medical innovation focused on one question in particular, and that is what can congress do to help all patients and families get the safest most effective treatments and cure more quickly. our conversation today is about the promise of precision medicine and it's a crucial and truly exciting piece of the puzzle. there's in question we're at a critical moment in the medical field. researchers and medical experts are increasingly finding ways to treat patient, not just as the average patient but instead based on their own unique characteristics and history. this is the different in getting eyeglasses based on the average prescription and getting eyeglasses based on your own prescription. it's huge, especially for families across the country wai

something senator murray addressed as well.those things to be diminished dramatically cutting edge research were not going on throughout the nation that is why we are committed to the program is an essential an essential part of our portfolio. >> to follow up the actual request, is it your intention to make a formal request for additional funding for what is this data is of the administration's position? >> so the idea program and the president's budget proposal for fy 16 is the same as for 15 and the reason for that if there was an exceptional increase for the idea going from 13 to 14 and we are now trying to normalize those kinds of trajectories for all parts of it. you should not take that in many ways a diminution of enthusiasm for the idea program. senator, you also asked about cardiovascular disease and what the effect has been on minorities. i can't help but say the place i often go look for the information is something you and i visited in mississippi and that's the jackson heart study. i might ask dr. givens to say a w

christopher murray admitted to killing his own wife as she power walked in pennypack park last summerrnon odom was in the courtroom for the emotional plea and joins us now in center city with all the details. >> reporter: it was emotional in court this morning, christopher murray breaking down as he apologized to his wife's family and his own and his children who are teenagers that are basically now orphans, he entered a guilty plea to the third degree murder of his wife, connie and it took place of course in pennypack park. >> lawyers have worked out a deal with the district attorney that has the 48-year-old murray pleading guilty to murdering his wife and in exchange he will get 40 years in prison. he admits to strangling his

for the candidates. >> a lot is next, six months before the general election in the fall, melissa murray bailey the republican nominee arrived on time for a fundraiser at the broad street ministry on south broad, you'll hear from her momentarily, democratic nominee, jim kenney arrived just now fashionably late. kenney fresh off the primary win, he is taking part in feeding the homeless and the gop nominee, melissa murray bailey the overwhelming underdog if the election. there was just joy in the headquarters when he won majorities he t together a coalition. >> unions and parents and clergy and lgbt community and immigrants. >> whoever wins the elections in november will not take office until january and then he or should will face many issues violence for example, three shootings jove night, three of them fatal. and of course funding for the public schools. >> it's about sharing with philadelphians a vision for a new city and we have to think about that we can't have the same old ideas and expect different results. >> i will have more from both mayoral hopefuls today on "action news." li

i am honored to be here on behalf of mayor ed murray. i wanted to share as hers that seattle is taking under mayor murray's leadership both in building off of the strong foundation of work that our city has been doing since 2009 on the issue of youth violence prevention but also taking advantage of some unique opportunities that are mayor was presented with when he came into office last january. before i go into my site presentation, i thought it might be helpful to set a little context for west seattle is looking like today. by that i mean when mayor murray took office last january seattle received a distinction in 2013 being the fastest growing large city in the united states. it was also the city that has seen the steepest increase in rent among large metropolitan cities that same year. our city is a city that has a rich diversity that goes beyond black and white. our city population roughly about 15% of our city population consists of asian-american pacific islanders roughly historically a percent to 9% african-americans. latino popu

chair. >> thanks, senator murray. dr.lins, we're eager to hear from you. >> well, good morning chairman blunt, ranking member murray chairman cochran members of the subcommittee. it's an honor to appear before this panel given its long history of supporting nih's mission, to seek fundamental knowledge and apply it in ways that enhance human health, lengthen life and reduce illness and disability. as a federal research agency, we are acutely aware that to achieve our mission we must serve as effective and efficient stewards of the resources provided by the american people. one way we're doing this is by focusing on prioritization of nih resources. this involves developing advanced methods of portfolio analysis identifying compelling scientific opportunities fostering creative trends in nih collaborations and enhancing the use of the common fund. we're also forcing interagency partnerships like the nih/darpa project to develop biochips as well as innovative public/private efforts like the accelerating medicines partnership

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kenney faces melissa murray bailey in the general election. that means six more months of campaigning for both sides. the odds are in kenney's favor as no republican has won the mayoral seat in philadelphia since 1948. live at city hall this morning i'm matt delurk sha, "nbc 10 news." >> reporter: i'm katy zachry from center city philadelphia, where police are investigating six shootings overnight. germantown a mother of two was injured in her home. one of the victims died at emory university hospital. the other deadly shooting took place in west philadelphia on north red field street. one of the victims there also was pronounced dead after being taken to a nearby hospital. to recap, philadelphia's police say they are investigating six separate shootings with scenes in kensington, west philadelphia germantown and north philadelphia. reporting from center city katy zachry "nbc 10 news." >>> and i'm jessica boyington with your first alert traffic this morning. we're out on the vine street expressway right around 3rd street with a disabled vehicl

it's called a very murray christmas and the star is particularly grumpy.also amy poehler are expected to appear. homage -- >> let her talk. >> leave "pop" alone. sit in your chairs and listen. singing and dancing with bill murray as the new christmas grinch as i sit with my grinch dan harris. >>> and maid of honor has pulled off the ultimate wedding surprise for her breast friend staging an incredible recreation of my favorite scene from "bridesmaid "bridesmaids." >> they actually came? >> yes. >> i know this pain. why do you lock me up. ♪ feel this way inside ♪ >> he figured it out first. ♪ don't you know ♪ >> she's totally thinking i totally made -- even though the bride couldn't quite believe it that's really wilson phillips they flew all of the way to bali, indonesia. to sing their hit song "hold on." the happy couple. >> she's like what the -- the husband i like, maybe if i squint i'll figure out. >>> breaking "pop news" to tell you about, full house revival with all of the familiar faces. it seems like the reboot is going on without the olsen twins.

with the incomparable bill murray on the show, you knew this was teamed up to be a classic.ed out of a cake and surprised dave letterman. and then came the vodka. a good sign that things are about to get out of hand. and after he said goodbye to david letterman, he headed over to msnbc where he started the party off with a bang. >> it looks like bill murray. we will be back. ♪ ♪ kennedy: when the show came back from the break, bill murray ensured everyone that it was not the fault of the vodka. >> i don't know where you get these women that push people around. kennedy: it is they have a handler of sorts. topic number two. when the first lady isn't being a busy body telling you where to live and how to eat, she is in the gym working out, the woman is sick, and she has made a two-minute workout video that proves that she is in much better shape than you. i am michelle obama, i'm the first lady, i can clutch a medicine ball. and look at me, look at me. and i get it, bloody blob. i am clutching these 35-pound weights. an all all right, that is enoug, michelle. and this makes me

kenney will face melissa bailey murray. she was officially crowned the republican nominee last night with no opponents in the race. nbc 10 was at the united republican club where some of murray supporters celebrated. voters in yesterday's primary decided nominations for more than a dozen seats for city council. the seven district spans much of north of democratic incumbanent maria. on the republican side voters nominated at large incumbent dave oh dennis o'brien and terry tracy. voters chose yes. question two was whether the city should create a commission for women. that measures also passed. question three asked whether philadelphia should expand the mandate of increased language services for government offices. voters decided yes to that and question four centered on establishing a commission for funding universal pre-k. voters said yes to that as well. count on nbc 10 for complete coverage for the pennsylvania primary. visit nbc10.com to find out more results from local races. >>> six shootings, some of them deadfully a

is that bill murray over there? yeah, that's bill murray.he back. >> he was okay. >> he popped back up. >> but that was jim downey with him in the picture. friends with murray and lawrence. might be the connection. >> what do you think he's going to do tonight on the big show because he's not telling anyone yet. >> i can't wait to see. he hasn't said a word about it. >> i wonder if leno will come back for the farewell. he's never been on the show and there was that rivalry but apparently they've mended the fence. >> there's speculation about that. >> i think it'd be great. >> every time i see the reflection pieces on him, i start to tear up. i mean, 33 years. >> yeah. paul schaffer and one of our longtime stage managers bip who went over with him. >> they're going to be fishing tomorrow. >> it's like after derek jeter retired when people are so in the game and still at the top of their game and they retire, what do you do after? >> it's interesting. when carson retired, he left. >> he was a recluse. >> i wouldn't say recluse, but he just sto

i had a chance to meet mayor murray from seattle before the show started. he was in the state legislator for a long time and i asked him how does he like being mayor and he lit up. i said you that means you are going to run for the next time and he said the next time and next time. he is having a good time and i'll tell you a little about him. he is the mayor of seattle sinss jan 2013 and served in the washington state senate from 2007-13 and before that 11 years in the washington state out of representative. he has bichb around a while and has inovateive programs he starlted to institute. we are interested in hearing how seattle approached all this. mayor murray >> it is good to be here from the land of sea hawks in san francisco. mayor lee started it. it was just after the election just over 15 months ago we had a issue we had to face in our family. i'm married to someone who works for the seateal parks department and the question came up whether we can biltd parks in seattle and my husband said it will be my career before yours. i want to introduce someo