the wild, wild man, my friend, jonathan winters. >> when i was 12 or 13, one of my best friends called me up once. he was like a drug dealer at 12. come over! i go, why, what you got? you gotta hear this! >> do something with a stick. do something with a stick. do anything. >> well, i think we're on to something this time. >> uh-huh! >> i'm sorry, margaret. ♪ >> the routines are ridiculously brilliant. it was endless riffing. and i'm going, whose brain can do that? >> the united nations now recognizes the delegate from masserland. >> to be as genius as jonathan winters, you have to think differently than normal people. he's working within his mind at a very high level, a very fast level. by thinking that way and being that untethered to the rest of us, you can lose your mind more easily. >> jonathan was a profoundly troubled guy that had drinking issues, that had depression issues that were clinical, that were deep. >> verbally, my mother, my dad are on me constantly. >> your dad too? >> oh, yeah. and it just never let up. >> when you were younger, did you find yourself trying to get

jonathan winters with me the singer now i have to ask you a saxophone doesn't get a cul de sac so from this does a violinist doesn't get a cold i mean sorry the violin doesn't i have to ask you about sing as 6 guys almost. with voices what happens when one of you gets a cold i mean it's very precarious you're right we do lots of plane travel i think we try to be as healthy as possible which doesn't sound very rock'n'roll but it means lots of lots of early night sweats possible lots of water not very much not very much alcohol when we touring but also it's it's about working out a way where you can actually look off the members of the group if someone is feeling under the weather we do about 130 concerts a year and it is the case that people are always doing very well and we i hope i've found a way of blending. that means that if someone is not 100 percent we are able to kind of camouflage that within the group sound you know just here on this mission. and just briefly with finding what's happening in the hague where you will come from is that part of the reason why your mission because

. >> a winter coat. thank you so much. >> reporter: jonathan says it took a while for the kindness of strangers to sink in. >> extremely grateful. it's the one bright light we have looking forward and it's honestly the happiest part about going back because of this drive. >> i know the dedication and i know the sacrifice they give to us to be able to live the life that we do. so this is a very small thing we're doing for him. >> reporter: sandy says, yes, they'll be back out here again next week, november 16th and 17th from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. kit do, kpix 5. >> munos plans to pay it forward. he says anything left over will go to other veterans in need. >>> tributes are pouring in for the chairman and ceo of oakland-based kaiser permanente after his sudden and unexpected death. kaiser officials announced bernard j. tyson had passed away in his sleep. he was 60 years old. tyson had served as ceo since 2013, assumed the role of chairman the next year, and after 30 years with the nonprofit health plan. the co

he says it's blue. >> one thing i'm looking forward to is, this winter we're going to the caribbean, and i'm excited to see the ocean blue. >> reporter: janai norman, abc news, new york. >> and we are excited for you, jonathan. thanks for sharing that moment with us. thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. >>> tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00, in and out is being sued and it has nothing to do with hamburgers. what cal fire is accusing the fast food chain of doing. >>> seeking a solution. the protest that's popped up in one bay area city to call attention to a growing problem. >>> have any teams inquired about his services? abc 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> holiday travel has already picked up, and the airports are busy. for drivers the roads could be wet for the first time in months. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas and you did hear right. big changes for thanksg ing aiv lookow s francisco international airport where traffic has been heavy since friday. that was expected to be the busiest travel day before the ho

. >> and jonathan now anxious to see the world in full color. >> one thing i'm looking forward to is this winter, we are going to the caribbean and i'm excited to see the ocean blue. >> and we will be on the lookout for that video from the caribbean. we want to thank our staff tonight who worked this thanksgiving and we thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. i'll see you on "gma" tomorrow morning. happy thanksgiving and good night. announce chica ush wiewor. ♪ plus, musical performances and more than 1 million magical lights. it's all coming your way right now. [fireworks popping] - hello, and welcome to the bmo harris bank magnificent mile lights festival. i'm alan krashesky. - and i'm cheryl burton. happy holidays, everybody. we are joined by janet davies and rob elgas. - and joining us, more than a million people here in chicago on michigan avenue, and welcome to everyone watching around the country. - and tonight's show will feature celebrities, marching bands, lighted floats, disney friends, fireworks, and of course, santa. - of course, santa. and now to perform w

. >> and jonathan now anxious to see the world in full color. >> one thing i'm looking forward to is, this winter, we are going to the caribbean and i'm excited to see the ocean blue. >> and we will be on the lookout for that video from the caribbean. we want to thank our staff tonight who worked this thanksgiving and we thank you as always for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. i'll see you on "gma" tomorrow morning. happy thanksgiving and good night. >>> now news to build a better bay area, from abc 7. >> pretty quiet on live doppler 7 right now. tonight's big weather story is not the rain, although more will be coming our way. what you notice right now is that it's cold. i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. >> and i'm dion lim. wishing now a happy thanksgiving. certainly feeling very seasonal. >> that's why she's got a heater right behind her. >> shh! don't tell anybody. >> temperatures are low enough to prompt watches and warnings and still watching a storm approaching for weekend. sandhya patel tracking all of it for us. how cold will it get? >> cold enough to notice it's t

. >> jonathan got the special glasses from his principal, who's also color blind. what's his favorite color now? well, he says it's blue. >> this winter we are going to the caribbean, and i'm excited to see ocean blue. >> that's awesome. >> i love that story. >> that is so great. >> i'm going to the caribbean, >>> this morning on "world news now," your black friday forecast. storms are affecting just about every part of the country. whipping winds, heavy rain, snow and ice will affect your day through sunday. accuweather is tracking it all for you. >>> also this morning, a presidential surprise. president trump traveling to afghanistan to spend time with american troops and resume peace talks with the taliban. what we now know about the negotiations. >>> and after the thanksgiving meal of course comes shopping for deals. >> americans across the country taking part in the retail rush. right now we take you to the black friday frenzy. >>> and why did the turkey cross the road? nope, not a joke. it was the burning question of the day posed by actor will smith. we'll h

well, he says it's blue. >> one thing i'm looking forward to is this winter we're going to the caribbean and i'm excited to see ocean blue. >> reporter: janai norman, abc news, new york. >> thanks to your friend janai there. >> yes. >> we wish him a happy vacation because there are going to be some vibrant blues there. >> it would be so nice to see that. >> life is better when you can see it in color. >> that's true. >> all right. don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >>> you've been watching "world news now," informing insomniacs for nearly three decades. >>> making news in america this morning, travel trouble. a series of storms set to crisscross the country just in time to ruin thanksgiving travel plans. with a record number of people on the move this week, the parts of the country getting hit the hardest. what the airlines are doing. and this morning the growing concern for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. >>> shake-up at the pentagon. a change at the top. the head of the navy fired over his handling of a navy s.e.a.l.'s war crimes case. his fiery resignation letter c

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. >> this was created by myself and tory winters. we had critical contributions from a number of other staff at other agencies. we developed this under the leadership of lisa walton, sara jones, jonathan runs. betsy laupa communications at p puc. a number of other staff have contributed to this as well and we look to coordination with our agency partners around this map as we move forward. with that, that concludes our presentation. we're happy to take questions now or later, whichever is your preference. thank you so much for your time. >> thank you very much. directors, any questions for our presenters on the map or for director mcguire on the overall director's report. >> when is the map going to be live? >> so they are live today. you can find the link directly on a blog post that will be going out on moving sf this afternoon. additionally, we're putting out an faq that will refresh the resource as we get more common questions from people. >> i hope we do a more robust social media campaign because a lot of people would love to g

the track will open the winter and spring season on days 26th. >>> right now two murder suspects are still on the run. this morning we're learning more about their brazen escape. the 20-year-old jonathan salazar and 21-year-old had been in custody at the county jail since last summer, but they turned up missing during an inmate count yesterday morning. they were both awaiting trial on unrelated murder charges. it is unclear if they worked together on the escape. now the sheriff's office is trying to figure out how they pulled it off. the high security facility is surrounded by a double layer of laser wire. if you see them, call 911 but do not approach. >> it has been a week and a half since she was seen by family and friends. the last glimpse was on surveillance video of her walking into an auburn alabama store on october 24th. police later found her car in an apartment complex in montgomery, alabama 55 miles away. the front side was damaged. investigators do suspect foul play. there is a $105,000 award leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever is responsible. >>> new this morn

winter storm alerts stretch across much of the country. many areas expect a foot or more of snow. barry petersen is at the denver international airport where the forecast calls for 15 inches. how's it going? >> reporter: let me tell you, it's going like this -- there is going to be the implement of choice for a lot of people in denver today. already eight inches of snow here at the airport. they've got 200 pieces of equipment out. they just told us flight cancelations now approaching 500. so here and for a lot of the country, it's going to be a nightmare travel day. scenes of nature's fury are beginning to stretch for miles coast to coast. >> oh, my god. the cliff. over the cliff. >> reporter: as drivers brace for dangerous roads to get home for the holiday. in salt lake city, only cars with four-wheel drive and tires with chains are allowed on roads. emergency crews responded to more than 50 crashes behind. >> i don't like snow. i'm ready for spring. >> reporter: shoppers from california to michigan are scrambling to get storm supplies. >> everybody's trying to get everything don