you did something with woodstock '94? >> i did, woodstock '94. the way, thank you. lone clapper. you have given me the strength that i needed. i did -- my friend was producing this thing, and i'd never -- i got a paid job to go up and be an overnight vj. remember vj? >> jimmy: sure. >> i said vj. [ laughter ] cool it. this crowd, huh? like the horniest crowd in l.a. >> jimmy: it's stuffing day. >> is that what's going on? >> jimmy: yeah. >> so -- so they asked me to come and do this thing. and i'd never done anything like this before but i got paid. it was a paycheck. >> jimmy: do you remember how much you got? >> i think i got 5 grand for the whole weekend. i had to work all night. maybe less. it was -- man, i tell you what, it was -- >> jimmy: whatever it was, you nailed it. >> i'm your host will arnett, and i'm here on the woodstock overnight show here at woodstock ninety-four. shore -- show -- here woodstock 94. today -- tonight, rather -- tonight, we're going to take a look at some bands and some behind-the-scenes stuff. we're also going to

snoopy with his friend woodstock on his hat. >> wait a minute. it was your woodstock. a beagle.was that by design? oh, look at that. see i had a dog named woodstock. oh, there you go. it was also a beagle. oh, cute. >> oh, love. >> you know, we're going to have some awesome weather today. i can't believe it. one of the most beautiful thanksgiving weather days i've ever seen right now, looking at the 24 hour temperature change, you can see it's up to 6 or 7 degrees warmer across most of the bay area than at this time yesterday morning. so we're off to a pretty good start. here's a quick look at the thanksgiving day forecast. sunny skies throughout the day, of course, once the sun goes down this evening, it will remain clear. but look at the warm-up going into the afternoon hours mid day 60s around the bay shoreline and mid 60s inland low 60s on the coast. by three in the afternoon, mid 60s coast 70 around the bay shoreline low 70s inland. just a gloriously beautiful thanksgiving day and you can see that it's off to a great start in this view from sutro tower looking out over san

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killed since the war began on october 7th is also in northern gauze as well as positive a critical woodstock and tell as i saw, the contents of the ruptured reservoir pulled out onto the streets. it comes as the palestinians across the street facing a dia shortage of fresh water, which is 0 is how you must move, joins us live now from han, eunice in southern gaza. honey. so just bring us up to date then as well as overnight bombing that attack again on them. a gauzy refugee camp. yes. well, as the bullying gauze on the northern part were sold tongue during the decision of leaving a gaza to the southern part at late hours of loss, that at about $1130.00. a major is frank with multiple rockets and folding funds or no, not as a refugee camp, destroying multiple residential homes. and an entire residential neighborhood was turned in troubles about at more than 30 people have been to pronounce, killed right on the spot with a little over a 100 of injuries. with these, with situations like these and giving the density of the area. it's hard to, to pen exactly how many people have been killed. we n

i performed for half a million people at woodstock. '94. it was huge. '94, not the '69 one.ith any concert audience. but a play on broadway. some people don't even know who i am. they just bought tickets, tickets down in times square. they show up. some people think it's a jukebox musical. they can't believe that i actually walk out on stage and perform. >> stephen: thought someone is going to be playing melissa etheridge. >> melissa: i had a guy scream in the middle of the show when he realized it was me. i was like, what? >> stephen: wow, you do a really good melissa etheridge. okay. how would you compare? what is the energy of a broadway house like, compared to like 10,000 people? >> melissa: a broadway house, people are sitting back. "entertain me." they are there to hear something, to be moved. you get a few drinks into some people at a concert and they kind of want to be part of the show. >> stephen: people dance in the aisles at your show? >> melissa: oh, yeah. a lot of that. it's crazy, my shows. [applause] >> stephen: you say it's the longest you've spent in new yor

. >> that's woodstock. i know that. >> part of beagle scout snoopy.ou have better cartoon knowledge and i'm the one with young kids. angie is there and she will tell us what to expect. >> as long as you know bluey. >> i know him. >> we are looking forward to that in a moment. hi to joe fryer. we begin with the headlines. >>> the deadly 5.6 earthquake shook nepal overnight killing 137 people. rescue workers are scrambling to find people in the rubble. the death toll is likely to rise as communication is cut off to so many remote villages there. troops are clearing roads which suffered landslides. >>> a virginia teacher shot by a 6-year-old student can now move forward with a $40 million lawsuit against the district. the january classroom shooting was personal and the teacher is eligible for more than worker's compensation. the school district said the worker comp pay and disability was sufficient. the school board ignored multiple warnings. >>> and after winning the world series on the road, the texas rangers celebrated at home on friday. more than 500

. >> and so snoopy jumps in and woodstock helps out and they make what they know how to make, which ends up being toast. popcorn, some jelly beans and pretzels, that kind of thing. what's this? >> it's really mind blowing that it's been 50 years today. >> todd is a site planner who designed the new home for the skystar wheel at fisherman's wharf. but he'll always look back on his days bringing charlie brown to life. the reason this has held up and played for 50 years in a row is because charles schulz really had his finger on the pulse of a part of american culture that has never really gone away in marin county. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> i think that's exactly right. >> he tapped into something that is so authentic then and authentic today. it's just timeless. i love seeing the clips, but is it bad that i keep thinking about charlie brown's christmas and not thanksgiving? >> that's like, where's the tree ? >> that's another great classic one. we love. we'll see you here soon. all right. coming up next, the abc7 news i-team follows a repeat offender through the criminal justice syst

>> you know the woodstock generation?ou talking about? >> downward social mobility. >> we're in complete control. >> really wonderful film there is. this is whit's "beat" debut. two wonderful filmmakers who believe in the cinema. which is why we have michael on, i'm thrilled to bring whit in. welcome to you both. >> hello. thanks for having us. >> michael, that's pretty good dialogue whit does, no? >> well, first of all, it's really an honor to share the screen here with whit, and we both kind of got our start in the same era back when indy films were -- it was a tough go, and so welcome whit. >> i'm going to go whit and then you, michael. >> i'm really embarrassed i heard -- >> i have been blabbing so long. >> i just want to get it going. >> i heard michael speaking spanish before we got started and i'm embarrassed i have been abroad all these years and he speaks much better than i do with his three years in college. that's what i want to talk about. >> this is what we do. we have fallbacks. i hear you have an interestin

him and woodstock flying high over new york city. po from kung fu panda.just watching that. >> variety of brand new floats. teenage anyone that turtles. hot pursuit of rock steady and super fly scaling a building. >> adam: i'm learning so much. i will be so excited because i don't know it was happening. >> tons of excitement and theatrics and positive energy. we are excited to bring the parade here this morning. >> adam: i know i'm fan girling for cher but where will i see cher? >> cher will make a special appearance 34th street and usher in the holiday season for us a brand new hit track from her new album. >> adam: you are the man. i appreciate you coming over and talking to us. i know you are very busy. he lined it up. it's going to be incredible. i will be out here all morning. toss it back over to you. >> joey: we are excited. ready toe so the floats go by. still ahead, don't wait until black friday, we have major discounts right here with mega morning deals. and what better than a luggage set ahead of your christmas vacation. the incredible price jus

and so snoopy jumps in and woodstock helps out and they make what they know how to make, which ends upd of thing. what's this? >> it's really mind blowing that it's been 50 years today. >> todd is a site planner who designed the new home for the skystar wheel at fisherman's wharf. but he'll always look back on his days bringing charlie brown to life. >> the reason this has held up and played for 50 years in a row is because charles schulz really had his finger on the pulse of a part of american culture that has never really gone away in marin county. >> cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> what a great story. love hearing from todd. lisa a charlie brown thanksgiving who doesn't love that right? >> oh yeah. the popcorn for sure. good morning, everybody. the golden gate bridge here you cross it and temperatures in the north bay valleys easily into the mid and low 30s. so frost on the windshield on the plants. it's really chilly, but right on the bridge, a mild 50 degrees. we'll talk about how cold it's going to get in the next few mornings coming up. the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatm

and so snoopy jumps in and woodstock helps out and they make what they know how to make, which ends uptoast, popcorn, some jelly beans, pretzels, that kind of thing. what's this? >> it's really mind blowing that it's been 50 years today. todd is a site planner who designed the new home for the skystar wheel at fisherman's wharf. >> but he'll always look back on his days bringing charlie brown to life. >> the reason this has held up and played for 50 years in a row is because charles schulz really had his finger on the pulse of a part of american culture that has never really gone away in marin county. >> cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> and now let's take a look at these soccer field at paypal park. the goalposts have been taken out to make way for a winter light spectacular. it is called enchant our camera went by before all the lights were turned on for the first time this year and you can see the incredible light sculpture as the enormous lighted trees. the big attraction is a bright maze called santa's magic timepiece. >> you ever wonder how santa gets around in one night? your job i

and so snoopy jumps in and woodstock helps out and they make what they know how to make, which ends uppretzels, that kind of thing. what's this? >> it's really mind blowing that it's been 50 years today. >> todd is a sight planner who designed the new home for the skystar wheel at fisherman's wharf. but he'll always look back on his days bringing charlie brown to life. >> the reason this has held up and played for 50 years in a row is because charles schulz really had his finger on the pulse of a part of american culture that has never really gone away in marin county. >> cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> his voice is so icon sonic. well, let's shift gears and talk about our weather. it's chilly out there today, lisa it is. >> you know, mt. tam 41, but it's only 34 on top of mt. diablo and those winds are gusting to over 30 miles an hour above 2500ft. but at the surface, no wind cold, frosty. we'll talk about some chilly mornings and rain chances for the middle to the end of the upcoming workweek. with december arriving [deep exhale] [trumpet music plays] 579 breaths to show 'em your stuf

you see that they have got woodstock, the little carry on top of that. 16 character balloons will floatmanhattan today. 32 of the smaller novelty or heritage balloons will be part of the parade. 12 marching bands -- so cool to see -- a lot of the kids come through here on the big stage for the first time and enjoy their time here. and then, 700 clowns will be part of this. i don't think they were counting me and the crew, so more than 700 clowns will be a part of the parade this year. three and a half million people expected to line the parade route. i walked to work this morning, about three in the morning, there were already families camped out getting the best spots along the parade route. should be a great day, i hope that scott and kira, when you are done with the show, rush home, throw on fuzzy socks, get a snuggie, and watch the parade, eat a little, take a nap, eat again. you can see how my day will unfold. i hope you have a great thanksgiving, and watch the parade. [laughter] >> okay, we will be watching, thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you, jay. coming up

the footage shows the 7 new balloons featuring snoopy and woodstock as well as the pillsbury doughboyhursday. all right. something to look forward to. that will be all from the newsroom today. thanks so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon i'm stephanie lin live in the bay is next. >> that's right, stephanie. coming up today on live in the bay. an amazing show as usual holidays are right around the corner, which means you can experience the winter wonderland at the ballpark. all the details are still ahead. plus, given the kidney health is on there to iran or stopping here in the bay area for free health exams. >> we don't want to know all of the details. plus fan expo san francisco. they're back and better and bigger than ever. we have all the details coming up after a quick coming up after a quick commercial break. this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as li

. >> charlie brown doesn't know how to cook, and so snoopy jumps in and woodstock helps out and theywhat they know how to make, which ends up being, you know, toast, popcorn, some jelly beans and pretzels, that kind of thing. what's this? >> it's really mind blowing that it's been 50 years today. >> todd is a site planner who designed the new home for the skystar wheel at fisherman's wharf. but he'll always look back on his days bringing charlie brown to life. the reason this has held up and played for 50 years in a row is, is because charles schulz really had his finger on the pulse of a part of american culture that has never really gone away in marin county. cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> lucy with the football is iconic right? >> who needs the actual football games with that? absolutely >> absolutely. 27 takes on the scream. that's a little much though. we' ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks.

tom: it is like woodstock. lisa: special bowtie. i works for you. luxurious.you are so lovely on radio that you don't have the cpi countdown clock. radio deserves their own countdown clock as well. we've got one somewhere. jeremy stretch, international strategist, chief international strategist. jeremy, i'm doing audible here. on the inflation that is out there on this inflation day, i look at japan as the worst offender with a 5% plus nominal gdp and national cpi of a stunning 3.3%. if and when japan this inflates, what does that mean for our inflation? what does that mean for listeners and viewers in the west? >> i think you raise an interesting point, one of the variable that we've been trying to rationalize and deal with over the course of the last decade or so, the impact of goods-priced inflation or disinflation or pressures from both japan and, to an extent, china as well. if we do see a gradual reversal of that negative inflation dynamic in japan which i think is still a story for 2024 if we do see wage for picking up, that may have a little bit furthe