winter's legacy is his influence on future generations of comics, including robin williams. >> and i e you. >> winters starred as williams' son on his hit show mork and mindy. >> jonathan taught he the world is open for play. >> in 1999 winters was honored with mark twain prize for american humor. >> i think comedy can be, believe me, it can be an awful lot of fun. >> fun for winters and for his audiences. theresa garcia, cbs news los angeles. >> saves in the windy city this afternoon and could the warriors put a dagger in the lakers playoff hosts? coming up next. ,,,, look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. another picture perf

san francisco comedian robin williams calling winters has idol. a. winters was 87 years old. you can see the influence he had on robin williams. >> time to get a check on the weerj changes coming our way. it's going to be half and half. you can decide which half you like. this is rather likable. we've got mainly sunny skies. there are thin clouds around you can see on this live view from our mount tam camera looking down onto the bay. current readings 57 degrees in san francisco. san jose, 66. santa cruz, 65 degrees, another live view from our east bay hills camera looking at western sky what a beautiful view it s mainly a cloudy sky. 66 in napa. fairfield, 74. and on we go into the forecast features clear tonight and cool into inland valleys, mild inland. cooler and windier for all areas starting on sunday that will be a two day pattern. pulling back to look at animation. a dry cold front going bring weekend changes so cooler and windier weather arrives on sunday. that will be a two day pattern continuing into monday. overnight tonight looking for cool conditions in north ba

the movie is distributed by the weinstein brothers, robin williams played eisenhower.y upsetting the right people, the right. the mojo and gains it by the smirking left. we know this is casting stunt meant to create an uproar. telling a man that served a country to get a life when the response is exactly what you wanted, itmakers you a jerk. it's jane fonda. she has had 40 years of practice. expecting something different would be opera from a toad. we know she has apologized for >> bob: jane fonda made one nd said the worst thing she could have done. what is the christian practice of forgiveness here? >> i thought you dated her? >> in a dream. >> that was peter fonda. >> bob: he was a great date by the way. [ laughter ] >> this woman has been vilified by the right. yes she made a mistake. nancy reagan -- don't say it. >> bob: a great lady. >> greg: she said get a life. she vilified. she said get a life. >> she said i did something that was unforgivable. let's not forget about that. >> bob: that is the kind of logic that drives right wingers. >> greg: dana, does it matt

he appeared in the space alien show mark and mindy with robin williams. >>> after the big explosion and fire, chevron is coming out with ideas on what it will do differently. activist say they are not satisfied. >> some numbers increasing and some cooler, i will have all the details in ten minutes about the weekend. [ man ] it's big. supports in times of need. same with aladdin. the biggest in bail. no one has lower prices is faster or more professional. aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better. >>> a week after chevron announced it will rusume their business and the promises to do better are being questioned. >> reporter: injuring six people and community activist kennedy clark is seeing the promise to do better. >> this is good talk and we have had heard good talk all of my life. >> reporter: promising to improve inspections worker analysis and training and at ten this morning they put out this 58-page report admitting mistakes for a decade. >> the company knew and didn't take steps to correct it. >> reporter: lawny hancock is pushing legislation to force responsibility. >> che

robin williams, will i am, everyone in the entire nbc williams' family. of course, there were the occasional news slip-ups. your new york post. might have misidentified two high school students at terrorists and put them on the cover of their newspaper. but, you know, obviously a paper run by accuracy aficionado rupert murdoch would obviously be quick to correct such an egregious mistake. >> rupert murdoch the owner of the new york post has not apologized. in fact he said on twitter and i'll read it. only new york post pictures were those distributed by f.b.i. and instantly drawn when f.b.i. changed direction. >> jon: why wouldn't rupert murdoch apologize for endangering two totally innocent young men? is it perhaps that years ago he purchased and had installed all of hitler's internal organs? of course everyone had a little fun at cnn's expense for their monster gaffe when they claimed an arrest had been made in the case and there was none. they took extra care not to misreport again. >> of course we have no idea on the motivation. we have to emphasize t

energy antic and gift for improv won him millions of fans and inspired comedian including robin williamsthers. >> jonathan winters was, he was of the moment. it was just you didn't know what was going, you didn't know what to expect. no script. there was no character that he just he stayed with. he bounced around. like a ping pong ball in a metal room. >>reporter: winters was a regular on the san francisco comedy scene in the 60's and attended event in the city for years exploratorium comedian robin williams sent us this statement today calling winters his idol. mentor and amazing friend. he was my comedy buddha long live the pwud a. >> jackie robinson story being brought to life on the big screen. movie called 42 opens today and looks at the hero life and legacy as major league baseball first black player. but he didn't do it aloneñ. david wright profile the woman robinson turned to for strength to keep playing and keep fighting. >> one ball one strike. >>reporter: robinson the trail blazer. transformed america past time. >> home run parade under way in earnest. >> baseball boogie when

fellow comedian robin williams calls him his greatest mentor. winters played williams' son.e last season of "mork & mindy." winters died at his home in montecito, california. jonathan winters was 87 years old. >> the oakland athletics and >> the oakland athletics and stuff c[ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. this week, a crazy low price on tide, $10.99 for 100 ounces. skip the warehouse. quilted northern is $10.99 for 24 double rolls. and dryer's ice cream is just $2.99. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >> gary: in sports. tiger makes a move at the masters and the hottest team in baseball. and another great performance by stephen curry is overshadowed by some terrible news for kobe bryant and the lakers. gary has that story and the rest of the sports. warriors/lakers staples center. exterior 4th quarter/ 102-98 warriors stephen curry hits his 9th 3-pointer 105

he wases aconspired among others, robin williams and jim carrey. he had his own show in the 1960s and a frequent guest on late night talk shows. he played robyn williams' son in a movie. he died at his home in santa barbara of natural causes. he was 87 years old. >>> a 15-year-old is alive after falling into a lava tube in hay him. it happened at hawaii volcano's national park wednesday night. the boy reportedly tried to jump over the railing with volcanic steam vent. he fell in the hole with hot rocks below. his mom called 911. he has bumps and bruises but was otherwise okay. everyone seems to be talk about last night's dodgers padres game. tempers flaired and turned into a costly brawl for the dodgers. >> it hit him. now he has something to say. look out here. aj ellis got out there just as they got together. >> the padres carlos quinton charged the mound after he was hit in the 6th inning. the dodgers $147 million man lowered his shoulder and ended up with a broken collarbone. the fight was justified because he had hit him in two other games but

he inspired robin williams and jim cary. he was 87 years old. >> fight between the dodgers and padres left a high-priced dodgers player with a broken collar bone. san diego slugger charged the pitcher's mound after being hit by a pitch from the dodger and players from both teams jumped in. he signed $14 million, six-year contract with los angeles last winter and it still is unknown how long he will be sidelined. >> that is what you get for fighting. >> that guy is hit all time because he leans into the plate. come on! >> he said-he said. the forecast? >> what i say, we know it will be windy with temperatures dropping dramatically to sunday and monday, 10- to 15-degrees cooler and the spring warmth returns and i will look and see if we have any rain. the big story today is highs compared to average, two to nine degrees but not that way later this weekend. >> this question is for the ladies, could wearing a bra harm your breasts? the results of a new study that has people talking. an adorable baby tiger makes the debut. where

his "mork and mindy" co-star robin williams tweeting friday that he'll miss his, quote, comedy buddha abc's chris connelly has a look back at winters' remarkable career. >> reporter: in his prime, no one could be funnier faster than jonathan winters. >> did you ever undress in front of a dog? >> reporter: his quick silver mind conjuring up characters and laugh lines like that. >> i come out of the shower and here was my dog just -- >> reporter: in live shows on his comedy albums and on television. >> well, what's your pleasure? >> well, if i told you that, we'd be off the air. >> reporter: from the elderly maude frickert to garbage man in these tv ads. >> i'm in garbage or garbage, as they say. >> reporter: he was revered by his fellow performers who honored them in his tweets. rosie o'donnell and albert brooks both using the word "genius" and steve carell calling him "wildly funny." born in ohio, winters was a machine gunner in world war ii, and his comedy could be like that too, rapid-fire. he could tear it up on the big screen laying waste to this gas station in the 1963 ensemble c

brian williams did a great job, serena williams i thought was very good, robin williams, will i am, everyonemily. >> on a serious note, pete williams did do a fantastic job. >> will i am may have done well, too. >> steve colbert is thanking canadians after they thwarted a train attacks on trains in canada. take a look. >>> the royal canadian police or mountties have thwarted an al qaeda-enspiefrd terrorist attack, with i is quite a feat considering how hard it is for them to go undercover. so, folks, i would just like to say a word to our friend up north, you canadians are a brave and heroic people. if i have said it once, this is the one time i said it. >> he did update their uniforms, those mountties. >> the bearded mounted police. >> i don't know how they do it. >> it's iconic. >>> now, the moment we have all been waiting for, twitter's most infamous twitter makes a return, former new york congressman anthony weiner sent his first message from a new account yesterday, just about two years after the twitter crotch shot photos forced him to step down. >> what did he say? >> he sent out link

robin williams said today on his twitter account, first he was my idol, then my mentor, and then my amazing friend. winters was a world war ii vet, the king of made-up characters when you think about it. along with soaring creativity came crushing bouts of mental illness. he leaves us with a pile of memories. nbc's kevin tibbles has our look back on the life of jonathan winters. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: you couldn't quite put your finger on it, but something about jonathan winters made you laugh. often times even before he opened his mouth. he made the giants of the day -- from carson to martin, even the chairman of the board -- cry with laughter, too. winters came from dayton, ohio, and got his start when his wife entered him in a talent contest so he could win a new watch. >> my friend jonathan winters. >> reporter: soon it was off to new york and stand-up and "the tonight show," and to hollywood and the wackiest of all road movies "it's a mad, mad, mad, mad world." >> now, fellows, you keep this up and i'm going to get sore. i mean it. >> reporter: gary owens worked alongside

he wases aconspired among others, robin williams and jim carrey. he had his own show in the 1960s and a frequent guest on late night talk shows. he played robyn williams' son in a movie. he died at his home in santa barbara of natural causes. he was 87 years old. >>> a 15-year-old is alive after falling into a lava tube in hay him. it happened at hawaii volcano's national park wednesday night. the boy reportedly tried to jump over the railing with volcanic steam vent. he fell in the hole with hot rocks below. his mom called 911. he has bumps and bruises but was otherwise okay. everyone seems to be talk about last night's dodgers padres game. tempers flaired and turned into a costly brawl for the dodgers. >> it hit him. now he has something to say. look out here. aj ellis got out there just as they got together. >> the padres carlos quinton charged the mound after he was hit in the 6th inning. the dodgers $147 million man lowered his shoulder and ended up with a broken collarbone. the fight was justified because he had hit him in two other games but

in the process, he inspired a series of stars who followed him, from billy crystal to robin williamsjim carrey, with a madcap ability to transform into a multitude of characters. born in dayton, ohio, winters studied painting and later served in the marine corps in the south pacific during world war two. >> come on tiger, i know you're down there. ( gunshots ) well, we know one thing-- he's armed. >> brown: he broke onto the national entertainment scene in the 1950s, and the early days of television, often appearing on "the steve allen show." >> the one and only, jonathan winters. >> brown: and later, frequented "the tonight show." before eventually landing his own variety program. winters also appeared on the big screen, notably in the 1963 comedy, "it's a mad, mad, mad, mad, world." >> now fellas, you keep this up i'm going to get sore. >> brown: but with success came a struggle with depression and drinking, and winters had himself hospitalized for eight months in the early 1960s. in 1981, he came back to television and a new generation of fans in the comedy series "mork and mindy"

>> well, if i told you that, we'd be off the air. [ laughter ] >> reporter: this weekend robin williamso tweeted he was my comedy buddha. williams would honor him in later years. once i called him my mentor and he immediately corrected me and said, please, i prefer idol. he's my idol and a true pioneer az pioneer celebrated this weekend by his fell low comics. steve martin tweeting you were not only one of the greats but one of the great greats. >> "good morning america" and this week first thing in the morning. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. for all of us at abc news, thanks for watching. ve gatday night.good night. >> taking a stand against violence. what one group is asking police to do. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. blockbreak >> ama: a deadly shooting in san francisco's normally tranquil nob hill neighborhood. tonight police are looking for answerle i'm ama daetz. it happened overnight in san francisco. sergio quintana is live on the scene with the latest. reporter: this neighborhood was shut down for a few hours as police collected clues in ts investigation. rig

he inspired robin williams and jim cary.was 87 years old. >> fight between the dodgers and padres left a high-priced dodgers player with a broken collar bone. san diego slugger charged the pitcher's mound after being hit by a pitch from the dodger and players from both teams jumped in. he signed $14 million, six-year contract with los angeles last winter and it still is unknown how long he will be sidelined. >> that is what you get for fighting. >> that guy is hit all time because he leans into the plate. come on! >> he said-he said. the forecast? >> what i say, we know it will be windy with temperatures dropping dramatically to sunday and monday, 10- to 15-degrees cooler and the spring warmth returns and i will look and see if we have any rain. the big story today is highs compared to average, two to nine degrees but not that way later this weekend. >> this question is for the ladies, could wearing a bra harm your breasts? the results of a new study that has people talking. an adorable baby tiger makes the debut. where you

wedding" with four a-list baby boomer stars, robert deniro, susan sarandon, diane keaton and robin williams feel so used. >> this weekend's "big wedding" is debuting against mark wahlberg and the rock in "pain and gain" which targets a younger demographic. earlier, featuring 70-year-old harrison ford brought in nearly $30 million. in contrast, teen scream flick "sq "scary movie 5,". >> they believe that's how you see a movie, in a theater. >> in contrast, teenagers and 20-somethings more open to streaming a move owe netflix or watching video on demand which is why movie studios are increasingly focused on the older demographic. based on last year's results, it's working. >> a slew of movies with adult appeal like "silver linings playbook" and "lincoln" made big money at the box office and drew critically acclaimed. >> ults don't wan to feel ke ty'reteenagers again. they want intelligent, engaging films in hollywood when hollywood realizes that, that's when they make the real money. >> and with the great gatsby from warner brothers opening next month, hollywood could hit a gold mine. i'm jul

robin williams, will.i.am. everyone. >>> tensions grew on capitol hill over a stalled immigration bill. >> never said that. >> didn't say you did, sir. >> meanwhile, the associated press had their twitter account hacked. >> the ap's twitter feed was hacked by a group calling itself the syrian electronic army. i saw them at bonnaru in 2006. they're amazing. >>> embarrassing moments for reese witherspoon and for jennifer lawrence. >> we are happy to present glaad's advocate to president glib -- bill clinton. >>> your news leader in high definition. >> okay. [ bleep ]. >> it quickly became a hit as did the avian baby's ad. but that's nothing compared to psy's new music video. it shattered youtube records with 38 million views in a single day. >>> mike myers and dana carvey reunited for a special "wayne's world" screening. schwing! >>> and it's all about the benjamins. the c-note has a whole new look. >>> anthony weiner is back on twitter. >> i hear he posted his first tweet. just a photo of a pamphlet on how to he

his co-star and bay area native, r robin williams said, quote, first he was my idol, then he was my mentorand amazing friend. i'll miss him huge. >>> book sales are down for the president. mr. obama and the first lady released their joint tax return today. they listed an adjusted gross income of nearly $608,000 paying just over $112,000 in federal taxes. compare that to the $5 million that obama earned in his first year in office. most of that money came from the sale of his auto -- book. we mentioned earlier tax day is monday and the question we're asking you today is have you filed your taxes. vote by texting or calling 408-300-9222. the answers are 1 for yes, 2 for no or tweet us at nbc bay area. we'll have the results of our flash var comisurvey at 6:00. >>> the dodgers won the game, but they lost a key player. there it is. l.a.'s $147 million pitcher, zack greinke hits carlos quentin but he charges the mound. greinke left with a broken collarbone. she' he'll have surgery this weekend and is likely out for a couple of months. this isn't the first time they have gotten into it. greinke

he appeared in the space alien show mark and mindy with robin williams. >>> after the big explosion and fire, chevron is coming out with ideas on what it will do differently. activist say they are not satisfied. >> some numbers increasing and some cooler, i will have all the details in ten minutes about the weekend. [ man ] it's big. supports in times of need. same with aladdin. the biggest in bail. no one has lower prices, is faster or more professional. aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better. >>> a week after chevron announced it will rusume their business and the promises to do better are being questioned. >> reporter: injuring six people and community activist kennedy clark is seeing the promise to do better. >> this is good talk and we have had heard good talk all of my life. >> reporter: promising to improve inspections, worker analysis and training and at ten this morning they put out this 58-page report admitting mistakes for a decade. >> the company knew and didn't take steps to correct it. >> reporter: lawny hancock is pushing legislation to force responsibility. >> c

. >> one of his biggest fans, robin williams, who brought him on the show "mork and mindy."tweeted today, "first, he was my idol, then he was my mentor and amazing friend. he was my comedy buddha." >>> and some dazzling pictures from around the world tonight, marking the thai new year. a three-day festival. it's been described as a kind of global water fight and even painted elephants get into the act. the water symbolizes the washing away of trouble and a chance to begin again in a new year. >>> and something happened at the masters golf tournament today that has a lot of people feeling protective. we told you about the 14-year-old golf whiz, tianlang guan, the youngest player ever at the masters. so young, his mom packed him a lunch, including juice boxes. well, today, the eighth grader was penalized for playing too slowly, exceeding the 40-second time limit per shot. it's reportedly the first time anyone's been penalized for that at the masters. the penalty, one stroke. but tonight, good news. he still made the cut to the next round. his great ride continues into the week

he influenced names like robin williams and jim carrey. talk about improv skills.onathan winters died of natural causes. i know you as a child actress also appeared on the program. that is a loss. melissa: from that to the market, as we do every 15 minutes. let's check the market. nicole petallides is on the new york stock exchange. nicole: let's talk about the retail stocks. steers to the downside. limited brands and the gap holding up arrows. on a day where the retail mix is higher. the resiliency of the american consumer is the story. consumer sentiment came in. that was weak. we have seen barclays and goldman sachs revising. one of the things that people were blaming was the colder weather. the other would be the fact that people have less money on their payroll checks. lori: there you have it. more breaking news to get to. let's get right to lauren simonetti. we have an advancement on the story with jcpenney's, macy's and martha stewart. >> we are trying to get the story. it looks like, at least for now, it is a win for jcpenney. they can sell the martha stuar

robin williams calls him his greatest mentor. e last season of mork and mindy. >> i like all kinds of movies. >>> fellow comedians took to twitter and social media telling the world how winter's inspired them. it was 87 years old. >>> coming up, people on a boat tour in the florida everglades have front row seats to a wrestling match when their tour guides wrangled a ten foot python. ♪ roundup ♪ i'm a loving husband and a real good dad ♪ ♪ but weeds just make me rattlesnake mad ♪ ♪ now roundup has a new sharp-shootin' wand ♪ ♪ i'm sendin' them weeds to the great beyond ♪ ♪ roundup yeha! [ whip cracks ] ♪ ♪ no need to pump, just point and shoot ♪ ♪ hit 'em in the leaves, and it kills to the root ♪ ♪ 'round fences, trees, even mulched beds ♪ ♪ 'cause the only good weed is a weed that's dead ♪ ♪ roundup yeha! [ whip cracks ] [ male announcer ] roundup... [ whip cracks ] with the new one-touch wand. >>> burmese python wrestled in florida. the python wrapping itself around the tour guide's forearm. fortunately the guide had grabbed its

actor robin williams says winters was his greatest mentor. as kron 4's catherine heenan shows us. you can see the connection in this performance from 1964. >> i like all kinds of movies. westerns oh sorry ralph >> catherine: 17 years later, williams repaid the debt by casting winters as his son in the final season of "mork and mindy' winters rose to fame as a frequent performer at san francisco comedy clubs in the 1950s. his career almost ended after a bizarre performance at the hungry i in 1959. police found him climbing in the rigging of the tall ship balaclutha at fisherman's newspaper coverage described him as telling police, quote "where am i from? outer space, man." winters was held for psychiatric treatment, and with manic depression. a year later, he was back on stage, recording a live album titled: joanathan winters, back to earth, >> pam: now for today's market update. four days worth of gains came to an end on wall street. here are the closingthe dow fell just under a point. to close at 14,865. the first four days of the week. the nasdaq lost five points. the s-and-p 50

winters inspired many of today's great comedians including robin williams.n the 50's his show pioneered video technology including showing up as two characters on the film together. he played the son of robin williams goofball alien in the final season of mork and mindy. jonathan winters, dead at 87. >> i can't believe that he was found mentally incompetent based on his education level and his language. in the past he's had run-ins with the law and in court on other charges prior to august of 2011 and a spanish interpreter or no interpreter was used for those hearings and he's managed just fine. >> megyn: justice delayed for that grieving massachusetts mother and she's now going to wait longer. a judge ruled an illegal alien accused of killing her son in a crash, the judge finding the defendant unable to understand the u.s. legal system due to his unique culturalching and she discussed the language barrier. it's devastating news for the family of matthew, allegedly ran him down while driving drunk and then driving matthew under the car for a quarter mile as

. >> reporter: robin williams worked with winters on mork and mindy. williams said today that winters his was idol. >>> and in 90 seconds. >> it's supposed to shoo, birds >>> a freeway expansion project is having an unintended consequence killing swallows. deborah villalon is live, she joins us with why outraged bird lovers says caltranss is breaking the law, deborah. >> reporter: ken just look up. these pillars have net strung around them to discourage birds from nesting inside those holes but the nets have become death traps. arriving from south america, the swallows have returned to the petaluma river bridge. to nest in it nooks with the wetlands below. >> i think on sunday there were 13 dead birds in the net. >> reporter: this year a manmade hazard trapping the swallows. >> they die a slow terrible death. some of them literally bake in the sun. >> reporter: advocates have been documenting the deaths. >> this season it seems they should have been prepared for it. they could have done a much better job. >> reporter: caltrans wants to discourage the s

. >> robin williams, susan sarandon. and it is rated " r ". themselves from yesterday's two to one loss against the padres. the orioles connected on back to back home runs in the fourth inning to power their way past the a's seven-to-three. a's starter a.j. griffin pitched seven innings -- giving up four runs while striking out seven and walking two. josh donaldson matched his career high with four hits and two r-b-i's. this loss is the fourth straight loss for the a's and the eighth loss in the last nine games. the a's finish up their four-game series with the orioles tomorrow behind starter bartolo colon. the n-f-l draft came to a close today. and the 49ers added seven new players to their roster. wide reciever quinton patton. running back marcus lattimore. defensive end quinton dial. outside linebacker nick moody. quarterback b.j. daniels. offensive tackle carter bykowski. and cornerback marcus cooper the raiders also added seven new players to their roster. quarterback tyler wilson. tight end nick kasa. running back latavius murray. tight

. >> reporter: robin williams worked with winters on mork and mindy. williams said today that winters his was idol. >>> and in 90 seconds. >> it's supposed to shoo, birds away but instead it's killing them. >> plus your weekend forecast. i'll show you which day will be the warmest and a change in temperatures you can expect. >>> a freeway expansion project is having an unintended consequence killing swallows. deborah villalon is live, she joins us with why outraged bird lovers says caltranss is breaking the law, deborah. >> reporter: ken just look up. these pillars have net strung around them to discourage birds from nesting inside those holes but the nets have become death traps. arriving from south america, the swallows have returned to the petaluma river bridge. to nest in it nooks with the wetlands below. >> i think on sunday there were 13 dead birds in the net. >> reporter: this year a manmade hazard trapping the swallows. >> they die a slow terrible death. some of them literally bake in the sun. >> reporter: advocates have been documenting the de

john cue sack, a lefty, is playingn williams and robin williams is playing eye sen hour.g left. so let them. who cares about these fools? look. we know this is a casting stunt meant to create an uproar. telling a man who served his country to get a life when his angry response is exactly what you wanted, it makes t you a je, but it's jane fonda. she's had 40 years of practice. expecting her to change now is like expecting opera from a toad. we know jane fonda has apologized. >> jane fonda made one terrible mistake. she admitted it. >> she had mid she made a mistake and she said it was the worst thing she could have done. when are we going to begin the christian practice of forgiveness here. >> wait a second. i thought you dated her. are you compromised? >> that was peter fonda. >> bob: and he was a great date. let me tell you something. this woman has been vilified by the right for such a long time. yes, she made a mistake. the fact that she's playing nancy reagan, big deal. nancy reagan, don't say it. >> kimberly: you've done it now. you've done it now. >> bob: a great l

. >> i just figured out you are the glass we gi an robin williams. >> i can do a lot of accents.ut britain defines their self-worth by accents. >> to americans it all sounds classy. >> it should be mary poppins doing a dance in the background. and you say that is the fanciest of ads. >> that's how the infomercials work. you take it and cut the carrot and people say oh my. >> what happens after you cut the carrot? i need to know. >> this guy quit his job at oxford and started selling knives. it must be quite a knife. >> he had to memorize his lines because he is illiterate. >> a perfect example is "road to perdition" character, jude law. he was a hitman and walked around like, -- like this, hi, mate. >> are you free for dinner? >> kt, do you have any good stories about hanging out with margaret thatcher you can share? >> there is one time after she was prime minister and left office where i went to a small dinner party and there were 12 people around the table. they were leaders and captains of industry and great household names. and every one of them got up to give her a great to

he was a seminal influence on robin williams' work appearing on "morning and mindy" but many baby boomers knew him best as one of the funniest talk show guests of his era able to make any host helpless with laughter. later years, he brought his skills to the occasional guest spot into animated projects. in 1999 he was awarded the mark twain prize for american humor, a fitting tribute for a comedy legend. he died in montecito, california, friday, he was 87 years old. >> such a funny man. >> really funny guy just to even look at him. >>> young phenom taking the masters to storm and forcing a lot of us to think about what we were doing when we were 14. i was skipping math class. >> i was having my braces removed but this guy, eighth grader is playing the course at augusta like an old pro even stealing some of tiger's thunder on the sports most storied stage. abc's rob nelson has the story with this guy making history. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning, guys. of course, when the masters got started this year all of the hype, all of the buzz was about tiger woods as you said his big

. >> the press conference was an absolute masterpiece when he confessed, like a robin william speech. tear in his eye, you know, it was hard not to feel sorry for the guy. >> i look forward to the fact that stephen colbert will be on the campaign trail. we have much comedy to look forward to, including as i mentioned before, jimmy fallon installed at "the tonight show." >> you are good at this. nice segue. >> if there's a vacancy to be filled, i am available. i'll leave it there. that's all for now. see you back here tomorrow, when i'm jersey by kurt anderson, heather mcgee, chelsea clinton, and jaweda pinkett smith. "andrea mitchell reports" is up next. >>> i'm meteorologist bill karins with your business travel forecast. the only real travel issues out there is down along the gulf coast. heavy rain from new orleans to mobile, right across i-10 to tallahassee. we will see tomorrow heavy rain into jacksonville, also into atlanta. the rest of the airports across the country for all your travel needs are actually looking pretty great. have a wonderful day. ♪ ♪ pnc bank is proud to bring

. >>> he was an improv legend who inspired acts from robin williams to jim carrey.last night at the age of 87. some of his best characters were the ones he made up, but his appeal proved cross generational when he appeared on "maork and mind mindy". >> or is it? >> winters also appeared in nearly 50 movies including the 1953 hit "it's a mad, mad, mad, mad world." i had a great trip written by somebody, but i -- what the -- i can't even raitt thead this. it is on the teleprompter. same thing happened to president obama a couple of years ago. the guy drove off with the teleprompter and he got seven years in jail. fair punishment? >> jake, where is my teleprompter? >> tough to do it without the teleprompter. we'll talk about that and more in our politics lead coming up. ] from more efficient payments. ♪ to more efficient pick-ups. ♪ wireless is limitless. ♪ from tracking the bus. ♪ to tracking field conditions. ♪ wireless is limitless. [ male announcer ] purpose elevates what we do. raises it to a more meaningful place. makes us live what we do, love what we do and fil

its stars robert deniro, susan sarandon, diane keaton, catherine heigel, robin williams.he bucket list. we are all hoping for a good comity to go in to escape mold come forth with this is not it. the characters are all fun, but as soon as a silly permissive about a long divorced couple faking marriage as their family yemenites for a wedding begins, the last end. as that of course, we get clearance and impossible. it feels like this them thinks the oil this is stupid. wait for it to come on dvd. >> good morning, there is no blame but plenty of sunshine. the weekend looks great. you can see that there's some cloudy conditions in the background. the good news is that the cloud and the fog is already pulling back. we are five degrees warmer than what we saw yesterday. 60's around the bay and low 80s for the warm response. if you have plans for the weekend you can hold on to those. we will see it increase in calls later on tonight. today, it will be plenty of sunshine. if the time now is getting to 10:00 a.m.. the fog is starting to improve. it is still hugging the coast and t

. >> robin williams loved his humor so much so and you can see the influence on his style of cocked, brought him to the mork and mindy show. even growing up, listening to the smurfs, did the voice of papa smurf. a lot of people don't know that. >>clayton: his comedy spanned of length of television and so did his marriage. >>alisyn: let us know if you have any remembrances you'd like to share. >>clayton: coming up on the show, he shouted al akbar but the pentagon won't call it an act of terror, rather a workplace shooting. >>tucker: you thought iphone prices were dropping. check out the $15 million version of it. [ male announcer ] how can power conmption in china, impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. twe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consid

actor robin williams says, winters was his greatest as kron 4's catherine heenan shows us.an see the connection in this performance from 1964. >> i like all kinds of movies. westerns oh sorry ralph >> 17 years later, williams repaid the debt by casting winters as his son in the final season of "mork and mindy' >> winters rose to fame as a frequent performer at san francisco comedy clubs in the 1950s. his career almost ended after a bizarre performance at the hungry i in 1959. police found him climbing in the rigging of the tall ship balaclutha at fisherman's wharf. newspaper coverage described him as telling police, quote "where am i from? outer space, man." winters was held for psychiatric treatment, and ultimately was diagnosed with manic depression. a year later, he was back on stage, recording a live album titled: joanathan winters, back to earth, catherine heenan, kron 4 news. >> much more, the gun show and the gun buyback. just miles away, a live report. and let us take a look at the sierras, beautiful conditions that heavenly valley. 45 degrees and they are expecting

robert de niro, catherine heigel, susan sarandon, and diane keaton and robin williams.gical mother decides to attend the wedding. >> would somebody please punch me in the face again? i don't know, what are we talking about? >> oh, i -- >> wait a second. >> it was. >> she cheated on you first. >> what? >> what? >> why? >> what do you mean why? >> how could you? >> i was really very unhappy at that time. >> this one panned by the critics. big time. from a critic at "the new york times" -- the screen play is chopped up into smutty sound bites constructed around the notion that casual obscenity delivered by respected actors of a certain age is hilarious. it is embarrassing. from "usa today's" critic, may take a glass of champagne or two to get through the big wedding. ouch. >> makes the first movie sound like it is the one to go see. >> you know what i will not go see this weekend "the big wedding." >> exactly right. >> a shame to have all the great stars and script doesn't deliver. >> too frenzied, the critic of yours said that. i think that one felt frenzied. >> skull num

all i know is about bunker hill community college, that's where robin williams taught in "good will hunting." tell me about bunker hill community college. >> it's a familiar sight for a lot of people, a lot of prestigious universities, a lot of them very expensive. if you are from around here, locally, a very good place to get an education for a lot less money. i think it's safe to say that. >> jake, i think it's so important to reiterate what you are just saying. we know so little about them and their notevation and what they are connected to some international historical debate between chechnya and russia. their religion, not necessarily tied to that. there will be a lot of things unearthed about these two. clearly planned something horrible. whether it's tied to their religion or where they are from, that's just guessing. >> we know that these are sociopaths and they are horrible, horrible people. >> and terrorists. >> beyond that, we don't know. i want to go to joe johns in the washington, d.c. bureau, he'll talk about the latest in the law enforcement, crime and justice correspondent.

robin williams, will.iam. >>> all right.for air traffic controllers. the impact of a sequester is now becoming visible to the public. joining us now, senior investigative correspondent lisa myers. good morning, what are we seeing? >> well, mika, so far we're seeing hundreds of delays around the country. some for more than 3 1/2 hours in los angeles. the airlines are warning that if these furloughs continue, 1 out of every 3 travelers could see major delays or cancellations during peak travel season. delays at laguardia, newark, and charlotte, blaming staffing and weather saying staffing challenges led to ground delays and more spacing between flights around the country. it's the first time that the public has felt the impact of across the board budget cuts from the sequester. >> and certain places, i believe cutbacks should not be happening. >> i think it's horrible, there's enough problems dealing with delays and security and weather and other things when you're flying, i think they should furlough the president and congres

robin williams, diane keaton, and topher grace, katherine heigl. it's a very cute movie.lot of sexual humor. a lot of bed-hopping in the film. kind of a fun, mindless comedy. >> matthew mcconaughey has one, an independent film called "mud." >> it's the best movie of the weekend. it's not playing everywhere, but it's worth your time to seek it out. it's a guy living on the run, living on an island in the mississippi river. these two young boys happen upon him and develop a friendship with him. reese witherspoon is also in the film. you see her there in a smaller role. she's had to cancel some of her talk show appearances. >> she had a rough week. >> following her arrest. she's not doing much pr for it. >> and quickly, the musical acts, kenny chesney has a new album? >> yes, "life on a rock." it's album number 16 for him. another album where it combines his love for island life and country life. a duet with willie nelson on there. >> we're out of time, but the battle rounds of "the voice." >> yeah, the knockout rounds. >> yeah, sorry. knockout rounds. i'm a big fan, too. al