>> mason: for the past four years "on the road,"" steve hartman has been follow chris rosati from durhamrth carolina, on his journey to make the world a better place. we're sorry to tell that you journey came to an end this week. of a.l.s. >> reporter: i first met chris rosati in 2013 after learning of his twisted plot to steel a krispy kreme donut truck. >> and then just go around and give away the donuts. i was going to go to the nearest school, because once i knew where-- >> reporter: this plan has some holes in it. i'm not spe donuts. >> it dit did. >> reporter: you're just going to pull up to a school and say, "here, everybody, here's a bunch of donuts." >> now that you said that. >> reporter: not to mention the legal ramifications. krispy kreme gave chris and his wife, anna, a bus load of donuts, which they joefully delivered to city parks, cancer wards, and children's hospitals. >> we're glad to make some people smile. because if i can't impact a waste. >> reporter: after that first story, chris' purpose and passion was quoted on church signs, celebrated on media, and replicated i