even though the rain has been very light so fenway paar, the is to slow down. the oil that's built up on the road will become a major factor. >> once we get that wet weather, obviously oil is a lot lighter than water and so it rises up and definitely poses a slippery hazard. >> now, there were also some power pole fires in the east bay overnight. this one in san pablo. this does tend to happen when it rains after a big dry spell. dust builds up and when the rain hits, it starts fire. most of the outages are still in richmond with 5,700 people still without power. again, back here live on the bay bridge nice and dry. i understand that's not to be the case the entire morning. back to you, christina. >> hey, thank you, steph. making that rain gear look good this morning. we'll be tracking the showers for you as they develop minute by minute. as you can imagine, with rain on the radar, probably going to be a slower-than-average commute. let's get all the details on that. good morning, mike. >> if it's not slower, maybe it should be slower. slick roadways often half

watch this 1965 exchange with jack paar on "the jack paar program." he seemed sort of perplexed by this ambitious girl comic. >> you're a barnard college graduate? >> yes. >> and you're father's a doctor? >> yes, sir. of you live in scarsdale. >> larchmont. >> and your mother is a -- >> a mother. >> just a mother. how do you look upon what it is you do? >> frightened. >> she wasn't the first woman to break into stand-up. phyllis diller was playing clubs years before joan rivers. but joan redefined the medium for women. >> i do not cook. i hate to cook. cooking is boring and it is stupid and cleaning -- can we talk about cleaning? my kitchen is so dirty, my mice wear spikes. you want the floor to shine? i have to wax the roaches. not one woman here was ever made love to because she did the linoleum. the floors are immaculate! lie down, you hot tramp. >> decked out in big hair, big jewelry and lots of makeup, she perfected the take no prisoners assault. the only child i think i would have liked was helen keller because she didn't talk. >> lily tomlin sa

. >> the first time i was on television, it wasn't even the jack paar show because he didn't like me.orson bean being the guest host. >> jimmy: that's what they used to do back then. absolutely. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and he -- so you went on there and then just exploded from there. you performed, you sang? >> i sang. >> jimmy: how did he know you? >> orson bean? oh, no. it just so happens that my first manager, when he came back to the bonsoir dressing room, which was as big as a a couch -- he said, "hello. i'm so-and-so. i'm the only gentile manager in the business." [ laughter ] and, you know, he had this client orson bean. that's how he got me on the show. i mean, i signed with him because he took me to a great restaurant and i love to eat. [ laughter ] so -- >> jimmy: that's why you signed with him? >> i swear to god. >> jimmy: really? >> i swear to god. >> jimmy: that's so fun. and then you went on the show and just -- >> now, i have a fantastic manager of 50 years. >> jimmy: i love that guy, by the way. marty. >> isn't he great? marty erlichman. >> jimmy: marty erlichman. [ applaus