crime and this morning in pennsylvania bonnie's black talked about life since that horrible -- bonnie black's family talked about the life since that horrible act with jeff goldberg. >> she was loving and kind. she was beautiful. jeff: not a minute goes by that her daughter. the same goes for bonnie's sister tammy delgado. >> so many times a day i think my gosh. i need to tell her this. i need to call or text her. i can't. jeff: in april 2015, 42-year-old bonnie black was found stabbed and murdered in her home in south arlington. after neighbors noticed her young daughter around the house. no. >> i remember screaming. he finally murdered her. he finally killed her. he did it. jeff: he is david black it. at the time, bonnie had a protective order against him. they were going through a custody battle and she was days away from finalizing what had been an ugly divorce. >> he is a sick individual. >> months later black was arrested for the killing and earlier this week a jury convicted him of first-degree murder. a verdict that delivered >> there was no doubt. >> i thought if he tried to

. >> i nominated bonnie because bonnie is fabulous. she's a grand dame, a lady. i met bonnie years ago, probably about ten years ago. she had a bed and breakfast we lost touch after a while and then years later i learned i had breast cancer and my cousin had asked me to contact a friend named bonnie who had a television show to feature me on the show. i never realized it was the same person. bonnie was just so warm, so loving. and she was so nurturing and she did it through conversation and food. bonnie really has a gift for so like for thanksgiving, i go to her house every year for thanksgiving and christmas and the lobster back and cheese is to die for. she's been like another mom to me. i want to cry. i have no way to thank her for her years of support, her years of love, her years of nurturing me. and that's something that i can't quantify. i can't replace. i can't tell her thank you a million times. i look forward to giving her this gift >> reporter: well, we are here in cutner park and we are looking for bonnie and mayma. they should be coming down this pat

>> bonnie: oh. there it is. that's it. >> okay. here we go. >> alright. >> bonnie: that's it.hat's it. >> child hit by a vehicle in daly city. >> who can we send there? >> tamara: we were told it's a 12 year-old kid. we believe it's serious. >> tamara: it could be critical condition because stringer said he overheard the police say to the sergeant keep me posted every half-hour. so, it sounds like the kid is in bad shape. >> bonnie: send chuck there and see what it is. >> cascene: why don't we send ella? >> bonnie: hermela...are you talking about having here be live for the early shows. is that where your brain is going?

>> this is crazy. >> bonnie? >> i'm bonnie. >> you're bonnie? winner. >> i am? >> you are! >> come on over! >> oh, my god, wait a minute. this is crazy. let me get my hair down. you're joking with me, right? >> no, i'm not joking with you. >> i'm going to kill you. >> i know. i love you. >> oh, my god, no lipstick, no nothing. >> you thought you were just out for a walk. >> i got mad at her because i wanted to go run this morning and she made me -- >> we can run. let's run. >> oh >> we want to keep surprising you a little bit. just so you know, the folks that love you can lie to you as well as they do. >> oh, my god. >> your husband, matt. >> i'm going to kill you guys! you know what? this is crazy. okay. >> and, say hello to katie lee. >> hi! i hear you are the queen of mac that's not a coincidence. >> okay. this is crazy. okay. >> you want to kill me right now? >> are you shocked? is your heart beating fast? >> have you seen the "today" turkey trot segments? >> i have. >> so you had no idea. >> no. i'm going to kill you. >> i lie very well. >> you are good. you are good.

>> bonnie: yes.e never one time ever said anything where people in the audience have gone, "aw." they never get offended. we all have our words, you know, that we don't like. the ones that affect us the most. i have my trigger words as a white woman. the word i don't like is no. i don't hear it that often, but when i do mm-mmm. >> rich: here's the deal with jersey, people land at newark and they drive up the turnpike. they don't turn off and go up into the nice -- >> anthony: they see the refineries. >> rich: they think that's new jersey. >> anthony: but see how sick is that i think it's beautiful? >> bonnie: more horses per capita than any other state. >> anthony: northern new jersey is the embroidery capital of the world. >> rich: yeah. >> bonnie: what? >> anthony: apparently. i don't know where that's happening. >> rich: my ex-wife worked for an embroidery company. >> bonnie: no. >> rich: i swear to god. i'll call her right now. >> anthony: this is the taste of my youth. for all of the marvelous t

bonnie, i told you, jack is the chef here. they'll be practically falling over themselves to please us. you. name's larry. i'm a very close personal friend of the chef's. you know jacques? what, are you kidding? i know him so well, i call him jack. this way, please. what did i tell you? madame. monsieur. here's your menu. great, pal. thanks a lot. my french is really rusty. well, lucky for you i'm here. mr. furley, you speak french? garcon... oui, monsieur. a votre service, monsieur. huh? do you wish to order? oh, yeah. well, we'll start out with these escar-gotts. and then we'll have the soup doo-jer and then we'll have this mouse-lion sole. ooh, pardon, madame seems to have your menu-- the one with the prices. what else, monsieur? on second thought, cancel that order. we don't want all that heavy food do we janet? well, uh... no, we'll just have a dinner salad. two dinner salads... one salad, two plates. tripper... bread for that table. hi again. excuse me. could you pass these to that next table, please? what? well, it's a,

against fat, bonnie? >> oh, no. i eat real food. i just work out. >> we just exercise. that's why she was out for a walk. >> she actually does a five-mile run. >> wow, five miles? that's good. maybe i should take some pointers from you. add in some whole milk. >> you doi there who are imitating this. >> she's got it. it has to it be at room temperature. >> you want to let this thicken. this takes about just a couple minutes. it starts to thicken up. then you add to it the cheese. >> what kind of cheese is that? >> i'm using parmesan. is that okay be? >> it's perfect. >> i'm bossy in the kitchen. i'm sorry. fontina, i love. gruyere would be good in this. or some cheddar. it comes out like this. stir it up and you just toss it together. >> let's take this out to have some of our friends try this out. >> i want to see if bonnie likes my mac and cheese any better than your lobster mac and cheese. >> we have family and friends gathered. we also to want to thank the nice folks at city of pull this off. let's br

bonnie. the production is a joint adventure between theater red and wisconsin lutheran college. theater red was created with three goals to provide substantial roles for women, education and training for artists play rights. here to tell us more about this new pirate adventure is the play right, liz shipe, the cofounder of theater red, marcee doherty-elst and jessica schultz, a student at wisconsin lutheran college and an actor in the show playing lila adams welcome to the morning blend all of you. >> thank you so much. >> thanks for being here. i think this is so exciting i love it when you guys are here. we have the roles for women on stage and off. female play right liz. she's written this play and it is making its world premier in milwaukee. the growth and craft for artists the actors all went through training in stage combat. sword fighting, unarmed cat and also went on board a ship and learned about sailing in preparation to set sail on our stage. >> i think the fact that you went and d

bonnie: i am great. anding ready to step -- start the second leg of our tour and we are doing our summer outdoor tour starting friday night. in 1977 even a little bit more. a. schu used the word and you have talked about gratitude. it is also the passion for music. bonnie: that is what being home and the breaks between the tour about a week, you start going i miss that, it is not just the fan adulation, mostly just the playing and the songs and the feeling with the audience, there is nothing like it. it is what keeps us on the road. charlie cole and keeps you young, keeps you everything. -- you you can beat it. can't beat it. ♪ charlie: how did you find the blues? >> it was a little girl when i heard fat stem now and check very. for me, soulful, funking music is something i always loved. even elvis was funky. motown, to like the otis redding, aretha franklin. i love that rmb stuff. i think most of the world loves american rhythm and blues and jazz. that just got that beat and that side to side thing that

incumbent state senator jeff danielson and candidate bonnie saddler running. kwwl's macleod hageman business owner and republican candidate bonnie sadler serves on the iowa alliance in homecare board -- says she brings a background in health care and business to the table. "i feel like i have a good understanding of how the system works, and where the patient best wants to be. they home, and it's the most cost effective." but firefighter, navy veteran jeff danielson says "we have to improve in iowa, and we need a comprehensive plan for mental health services." supports infrastructure improvements like new roads and bridges to help grow the economy. "but also, we need to work on a skilled workforce. iowa is in a war for talent not only here in keep up with the modern workplace, we'll be just fine." whereas sadler says the current tax code needs simplified to attract new business. "when people spend less on taxes, they have more money to spends, save and invest, it actually broadens the tax base "with most voters focussing their attention on the 2016 presidentia

so here's the thing, bonnie, i'm will hear this, you will be a bit more alert. it's probably all the sugar. you give anybody ice cream, you will be jumping about. >> you will be happier, you perform better and therefore smarter. >> i like that, we will be happier, let's all dig into ice cream this morning. >>> ahead, exclusive details, the president-elect gets a whole so you get more "life" per roll. bounty, the quicker picker upper just like mom, you have dinner on the table at 6:00 every night. hey guys, i'm home! of course no one said it had to be cooked. ish recipes, designed around one pan and your schedule. made for real, real life. liste of bad breath germs for a 100% fresh mouth. feeling 100% means you feel bold enough to... ...assist a magician... ...or dance. listerine?. i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush was going to clean better than a manual... oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rotates to sweep it away. and oral-b crossaction delivers a clinically proven superior clean vs. sonicare diamondclean. my mouth fe

incumbent jeff danielson up against bonnie saddler. kwwl's macleod hageman spoke republican candidate bonnie sadler serves on the iowa alliance in homecare board -- says she brings a background in health care and business to the table. "i feel like i have a good best wants to be. they want to be at home and receive effective." but firefighter, navy veteran jeff danielson says that's not the type of person iowans need... "we have to improve in iowa, and we need a comprehensive plan for mental health services." danielson says he supports infrastructure improvements like new roads and bridges to help grow the economy. "but also, we need to work on a war for talent not only here in america but around the world, and so if we invest in iowans in education and upskill them to keep up with the modern the current tax code needs simplified to attract new business. "when people spend less on taxes, they have more money to spends, save and invest, it actually broadens the tax base and brings money in from different sources." "with most voters focu

i know you're a big runner, bonnie.that and navigate it and say, you know what, you ran a turkey? >> and i'd love to eat some extra pie and then run so you could burn it off. >> and come back with even more pie. thank you very much. >>> thank you so much for being with us on this thanksgiving morning. i'm frances rivera. you're watching msnbc live. have a great turkey day and enjoy that feast. so much to be thankful for. he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, "thank you for serving our country" and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him. male vo: comcast. >>> it's thanksgiving, and millions are hitting the road to grandma's house with record numbers on the move. even if a quarter of you still have to work today. more additions to president-elect trump's cabinet and the eye-popping costs invol

bonnie snider is back with a quick look at your thanksgiving day, how are we looking? >> maybe seattle, possible related. overall, though, it looks like a great day for travel. that's a look at the big weather picture story. let's take now a closer look at the day ahead. we got temperatures that are much colder and fall into the 30s. 35 degrees in minneapolis. you head to the northeast, a little milder, in the 50s in philadelphia and new york and into boston. so the weather is looking good city's thanksgiving. >> thank you very much. >>> just ahead, scary for one man, what looks like fireworks going off inside a man's pants. it was anything but. new details on the exploding ecigarettes. the first thanksgiving advice from stephen colbert. >> six picks. great few things to tuque about by changing up tradition. for instance, this year, deep fried turkey. you can't talk about politics when you are busy battling the >>> definitely prepare a vegan option for your niece coming home from college that way everyone can gapping up on her. >>> be vague. remember, these are your re

. >> what this theater was -- was the f bonnie and clyde in. >> this here is miss bonnie parker. >> beatty was 29 when he produced and starred opposite faye dunaway in bonnie and clyde. >> we rob banks. >> a movie milestone that forever changed the way hollywood depicted violence. >> come back here! >> the place to be now is russia. >> in 1981, he starred in and a 3 1/2 hour epic about american communists in the early 20th century. but it is not just his work that captivated the public for over half a century. it its also his love life. he has had relationships with julie christie, diane keaton, leslie caron, and rumored to be linked with ot women. so much to talk about. did you have mentors early on? >> i got -- to meet producers and directors and screen writers. >> but, as we learned when we sat down with him at american film institute in los angeles, warren beatty isn't the easiest person to interview. >> does any one spring to mind as, as somebody that really taught you something? >> here's when you say, name interview. >> billionaire, not millionaire. >> warren beatty has a movie to p

bonnie: i've knocked on sandler wins the senate could flip tonight. close to 21,000 doors hawk county all night covering the black hawk county democrats as those results start coming in. in waterloo, lauren moss news 7 kwwl we're taking a look at the kwwl night.... take a look at the american flag...waving in the wind as iowans are patiently await the results for many races we'll be right back --------- --------- to vote here's a look at the polls in cedar falls earlier today. but as kwwl's jessica hartman reports - lines aren't that long memorial golf course ---- it has been a busy day for poll workers with nearly 500 waterloo. good shepard lutheran voting at payne memorial church was steady through out the day reaching nearly 300 voters by three p.m. one lady i spoke to there says she is a long time melvina scott "not only is our young boys and girls future on the ballot, but especially our time they can see that a woman several people who didn't want to say who they were voting because they were slightly embarrassed--- calling it simply the

let's check in with bonnie schneider. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. the weather looks really good for flyers. i don't think we'll have too many problems. a couple trouble spots to keep watch on, like out in seattle where we're watching for a series of storms to come in. this will bring about rain and as well due to weather today. for those of you hitting the roads and driving, not too many major problems. a little snow to the great lakes area and upstate new york and from seattle to missoula, watch out for bands of rain and snow. a good looking thanksgiving. >> thankful for that. >> taking a turn to the latest on the horrific school bus crash in chattanooga, tennessee. authorities say a sixth child has died from injuries from the crash. five kids re faces several counts of vehicular homicide. investigators have announced the toxicology report show no signs of drugs or alcohol in his system, however he was not driving the approved route. >> the course of looking at the history of tally road, we ascertained it was not on the designated route for the sch

bonnie black mother and sister sat down this morning exclusively with abc7 news. black was found stabbed to played outside. months later her husband david was charged with her murder. they were about to file a contentious divorce including a custody dispute. black's sister is sharing the story to stop domestic violence. >> even if one family, one woman that she is not m it's worth it. this week, david black was found murder of first-degree murder. coming up -- erin: coming up in sports how does otto porter keep the maureen: this is a big story for us women. we have better memories than men. in a study in the journal "menopause" women in their 40's and 50's perform better in all memory measures than men. the study shows as long as women's aging brains remain healthy they continue to have an edge over their male counterparts. jonathan: i forgot. who did you say had better memories? i don't want to argue on that one. two airlines had computer glitches at airlines a american and alaskan have had various problems at the ticket kiosk. it didn't disrupt travel. the syste

bonnie black's mother and sister sat down with abc 7 news. bonnie black was stabbed to death in her home in april 2015, her young children playing outside. a month later, her estranged husband, david, was arrested and charged with the murder. >> we knew. >> honestly, i thought he would try to kill her, but we would get to her in time. alison: this week, david black was found guilty of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison. steve: mighty cold out there as we move through the overnight. we have a frost advisory for southern montgomery county, the district come arli if you have plants that are usually indoor plants, bring them indoors for the overnight. lunchtime tomorrow, looking fantastic. lots of sunshine, temperatures around 50 degrees. the redskins forecast, plus looking ahead to next week coming up. jonathan: steve, thanks. president obama marked his final wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier, pausing to reflect on the sacrifices american veterans. he called on americans to practice kindness, respect for one another, and

wife bonnie black. he was found guilty of breaking and entering and being armed with a deadly weapon. bonnie black found dead in her arlington home by her children in 2015. larry: developing now the national park service has cleated the first of what will be several -- completed the first of what will be several cleanings of the memorial at the national mall. someone spray painted a message against the controversial dakota access american sites has been the zane of months of proas -- scene of months of protest. alison: what do you do when you are already the president on election day? see how president obama spent his day coming up. >> if we influence one person it makes the world a better place for her. larry: what this woman went through to get to the polls that leave you with no excuse to get there before yours close. alison: if you haven't voted yet you do still have time. in virginia the polls ar in maryland and d.c., you have announcer: you're watching live coverage of vote 2016. >> this is a rigg

incumbent jeff danielson up against bonnie saddler. kwwl's macleod hageman spoke with both. business owner and republican candidate bonnie sadler serves on the iowa alliance in homecare board -- says she brings a background in health care and business to the table. "i feel like i have a good want to be at home and receive the most therapies they can at home, and it's the most cost that's not the type of person iowans need... "we have to improve in iowa, and wen supports infrastructure improvements like new roads and bridges to help grow the economy. "but also, we need to work on a america but around the world, workplace, we'll be just fine." whereas sadler says the current tax code needs simplified to attract new business. "when people spend less on taxes, they have more money to spends, save and invest, it actually broadens the tax base and brings money in from their attention on the 2016 presidential race that's just as matter to iowans within their voting for hillary clinton, but bonnie sadler says she wants definitely be voting," macleod asks, "you just don't want to sha

at the time, bonnie had a protective order against him. they were going through a custody battle and she was days away from finalizing what had been an ugly divorce. >> he is a sick individual. >> months later black was arrested for the killing and earlier this week a jury convicted him of first-degree murder. a verdict that delivered >> there was no doubt. >> i thought if he tried to kill her we'd get to him in time. i didn't think she would die. >> tammy and betty ann say they were always there for bonnie. a devoted psychologist and loving mother who is missed always. >> we need to figure out a new was. >> tammy says she is dedicating a great deal of her time and energy to helping victims of domestic violence. she wants to change laws across the country in virginia. extend resources and help people in abusive relationships get out and get help. bonnie black's two children are you living with her family. alison: they have been through so much. the fact they are even thinking about trying to help strong they are. jeff: tammy does not want

uh, oh, bonnie, come in, come in. the oddest-looking man left this for you, sir. he said it was important. odd-looking? in what way, bonnie? i'm just not sure, commissioner. he was as jumpy as a cat. thank you. thank you, bonnie. [ meows ] a kitten! ha! look, there's a bit of paper under his collar. yes, looks like a newspaper clipping. what do you make of it, o'hara? why, that's mark andrews, the multimillionaire -- owner of the stolen golden cat. and look, one of them has been crossed out. and those two cats are only a small part of his priceless collection. yes, one was on loan to the museum and the other is at the gotham city exposition. you mean -- exactly -- the catwoman. i'm afraid this calls for more drastic methods. [ meowing ] it's actually quite rudimentary, dick. you just have to think 14 moves ahead, that's all. holy reshevsky! gosh, bruce, i think i'll just stick to latin crossword puzzles. [ clears throat ] yes, alfred? the phone, sir. i didn't hear the phone. oh, i, uh, i was just making a call, madam, and there was someone on the line for mr. wayn

. >> to make sure the weather cooperates, i will check in with meteorologist bonnie schneider. good morning, happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving, frances. we really do have pretty good weather. you have a wintry mix. syracuse. watch out for that overcast skies in the new york area. generally speaking, temperatures are comfortable. we run the risk of a couple spotty showers in washington a. little bit of wet weather toward seattle. cooler in the 40 and windy conditions but mild across california. frances. >> all right. good to see you. hopefully, no troubles out there. thank you very much. >>> we take a turn for the latest on that hor rk tennessee. authorities say a sixth child died from injuries sustained in the crash. five children remain hospitalize. the driver 24-year-old jonathan walker faces several counts of vehicular homicide. investigators have announced the toxicology report show nos signs of drug or alcohol in his system. however, walker was not driving the approved route. >> in the course of looking at on the designated route for that school bus. we are explori

bonnie: this not the end.should mention that greg tanner's lawyer did not respond for request to comments. bloomberg drew armstrong, thank you. david: we will talk about janet yellen's testimony. this is bloomberg. ♪ . . david: it is 1 p.m. in new york and 2 a.m. in hong kong. funny: welcome to bloomberg markets. bonnie -- vonnie: welcome to bloomberg markets. from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, we are covering stories out of san francisco, washington and tokyo. is what we are watching -- says air janet yellen rate increase could come relatively soon. a critical day for elon musk -- shareholders at tesla will vote on a merger of his to clean energy companies. walmart shares tumbling -- the retailer reporting profits that top estimates the revenue fell short. we are halfway through the trading day. julie hyman has been watching. julie: all three major averages are rising. close to a record closing level, just above 2190. that would be the number two watch. we continue to see tech shares come back in

the gators having the hands full with the bonnies... but justin leon drill the 3 right before the buzzer at the half for a 38-32 lead. the gators take control in the 2nd half... canyon barry drops the trey to stake florida to a 15-point lead... the bonnies come back, but the gators hang on to move to 3-oh with a 73 to 66 win... florida is at amalie arena on monday to take on belmont. it's now 5:??. time to check it's now 5:??. belmont. to take on arena on it's now 5:??. time it's now 5:??. time to check the forecast with dave. it is 5:??: time now to find out what's happening on the roads - with our "skyfox on time traffic". it's tough taking time out for yourself when you're a parent... you try to always put your kids first... and end up neglecting yourself. now two the gym just opened a few weeks ago... as of now they provide daycare during three of their training sessions. you can bring infants as young as eight weeks! i've posted a link to the gym on my facebook page, fox 13's jennifer epstein. still to come this friday morning.. we

bonnie schneider has the forecast for us. hi, bonnie. >> hi, katy.e've seen great weather with a coup le of exceptions. parts of new york and northeast pennsylvania but most of the country is really enjoying fair weather with minimal airport delays and potentially, we could see something develop for pittsburgh or seattle as we go through the afternoon due to rain and low visibility with cloud coverage and the driving situation looks really great. a lot better than it did yesterday. so if you're traveling today, your forecast looks nice and bright. we have the exception as i mentioned of the northwest, seattle, to missoula with snow in the higher elevations and watch for the mix of rain changing to snow at times. temperatures though, super pleasant. cooler in denver. 51 in st. louis. 42 in chicago and new york and through washington, so much milder than earlier this week, so a lot better. florida also looks beautiful with high temperatures in the low 80s and if you're going to be heading out on black friday, really good weather for retailers as well.

she did the challenge for her husband anthony, who suffers from the degenerative disease.sot bonnie lilienfeld 141303 that was the first documented connection between als and the ice bucket.bonnie lilienfeld is curator of a new exhibit at the smithsonian's museum of american history, called "giving in america." 141325 you you think why would the smithsonian collect a mop bucket?//it really helps us tell the story that objects can really help us understand our history.vo it's displayed next to an alms box from the 1800s people would have used to raise money for charity. 141447 (bonnie) and then we have the march of dimes can that someone would have marched around thier community going door to door asking people in their community to contribute// 141510 that money would be collected and go into a pool and then into a bigger pool and in some ways it is not that different from the it seems like one contribution can make a huge difference1415 12 it seems like the proverbial drop in a bucket when you do it once but when you do it 17 million times it really has an impact.vo drops in a bucket or from

anthony gavin and bonnie, thank you for being here.crats are starting to worry one of their most reeve liable voting blocs may not show up on election day. kennedy: some troubling signs for the clinton campaign in three of the most spornlt swing states in this election. early voting results suggest a number of black voters who already cast ballots is down significantly compared to 2012. and there appear to be several reasons why including lower enthusiasm. and it caused worry among democrats. here is jimu green. obviously early voting is important to democrats. i'm curious. why is early voting so important to minority community as opposed to white community or others throughout the country? it seems to be specific to black community to get people to vote early and in greater numbers. why is that? >> i would say early voting is important our entire democracy. when you have people working shift jobs and aren't going to be able to get away on a specific day, this helps brornd the electorate. one of the issues we are seeing is there has be

meteorologist bonnie schneider is out there. >> a little rain n england. for those of you traveling this weekend, watch how we are anticipating delays saturday a and sunday. watch out for that, windy weather if denver. another huge day for travel. that's a look at the big weather story of the day, now, here's a closer look at the di ahead. temperatures are cool into the great lakes, highs into the 40s in cleveland. further to the south, it's mild degrees in miami. >>> degrees in miami. >>> . >> so, frances, we are looking at very warm conditions in florida. many down there for thanksgiving. >>> still ahead the trump ten. is donald trump really to blame for america's latest weight gain. when nationalities collide, chaos, especially when it's on tv on a tv talk show. . >>> it is a thanksgiving fate for millions. the national dog show t. big winner, gia the greyhound, she was the top hound in her group and won the best if show and she beat out 1,800 competitors. this is the fourth best in show in her career. she is the most winning hound in the coun

bonnie, how is it looking? really looking good across much of the country. the midwest clearing out. we are getting some showers and even some wintry precipitation in upstate new york. all the way into northern new england. and some of that into michigan as well. when we're looking at the flights, so far, no delays, but we anticipate them potentially into pittsburgh and seattle due to weather. weather and windy conditions, also clouds lowering visibility. something to keep watch on. if you're driving today, most of thener states look really good with the exception of the pacific northwest. that's where we could see poor visibility if you're driving. windy weather in southern california, but drier conditions thou the midwest today as opposed to yesterday. buffalo to albany is where the gets dicy. the mix of rain and snow changing at times, even though accumulations will be light, it could cause the roadways to be slick. be careful driving, especially into the evening hours. the rest of the day looks fantastic temperature wise, not too cold. 36 in minneapolis.

hasz who wrote for bonny rate . she started at blue bear and on the board. steve savage is our execstesk director and a founding member of the school and so as to the legacy of san francisco's place and our musical history, blue bear school of music certainly deserves to be called a legacy business. i thank you. >> thank you. the next speaker is sumarka casher. ron evans and malcolm white. also steve [inaudible] >> thank you. my name is [inaudible] cash ar. executive drether of the cartoon art museum and we had to move out of our space at the end of last year in september. we had been there 14 years and it was our third space. we have always in beenf in san francisco and feel that is the place for us to be. as we looked at plans for finding a new location, we realized there is no other place but san francisco for us so that is where we concentrated our efforts. the cartoon art museum is around since 1984 and started with traveling exhibitions and hoe hosted more than 200 exhibitions featureing emerging artist and pr