that summer was the summer robin williams took his life. really for the first time that i had seen or our country had seen the issue of suicide and mental illness was the top issue in the news. news programs were talking about it, television, people were having this conversation. at that moment i said it's time to discuss this publicly. we need to reduce the stigma. for me as a rabbi of the congregation, i wanted to create a committee wherein people could bring their mental illness for them or their families, in addition to physical illnesses. we could do what we could to destigmatize. that was the motivation . just a month or two after it with our high holiday. i spoke about this issue. that is how it all began. >> can you talk a little bit about the transition from the privacy of your office to the public form at the congregation? >> at the sermon i spoke publicly about my own families experience with mental illness. we have a close family member who recently committed suicide and took his life. since then others have come and share their

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in a be limited in visibility as you come out of the waldo tunnel or robin williams tunnel.out of the central valley, about one hour and 10 minutes. we just got reports of an accident blocking the second lane from the left on 880 near industrial. it looks like they may have pushed it off to the shoulder. we will check back in just a she -- in just a few. reggie: comedian allie long is coming back for the end of the year. her last show in the city happened in 2019. tickets for the five shows go on sale to the general public on friday. presale ticket options start tomorrow. kumasi: one of australia's most iconic creatures has been introduced to the country's oldest national park. the platypus made its return to the national park as part of a landmark conservation project. the animals have not been seen in the area since the 1970's. let me see what they look like. how cute! four of them got released on friday. there are going to be six more. researchers say they are optimistic they will be able to establish a new population for everyone to enjoy. reggie: kumasi: cute. they are.

>> just so they can watch robin williams. >> nanu-nanu. >> well, excuse me!e, i think, of the television diet. that there was an attempt to explore deeper into the psyche of what makes us tick. but there was also, you know, a need to escape. >> i'm going to a beach barbecue. >> uh-huh. i can see what's going to heat up the coals. >> if there's any single phenomenon that has tilted the ratings books in abc's direction, it's t & a. kirk jacobs, at the cbs affiliates meeting he explained to us how these t & a shows are concocted. >> they take the clothes off three times. they get idea. and then they have to run three times. so they jiggle. they're all well-endowed. of course. and then they say, now, let's get three undressed scenes. and three jiggles. and write a script around it. >> there are some who will tell you t & a has peaked and is on its way out. abc has shows like "the love boat" and "three's company." >> jiggle tv referred to the fact that these were women who were, you know -- who were, you know -- >> good morning, angels. >> good morning, charlie. >

my kids favorite actor is robin williams. their favorite book is probably c.s. lewis of narnia and their favorite movies like mrs. doubtfire, which beat tribe, could never be created. now, and flubber. my kids don't have phones. they will not have phones. are those sheltered, homeschooled kids that you hear about and those you in the room will read them. we'll meet them after this. and they are not weird, very earnest, not weird. and carol, how she goes the complete opposite direction doesn't home school she has three kids and go to public school and private school she did pick up her family and move from new york city from brooklyn to florida. and that was how she kind of protected her children. all of this, they movies, they watch television shows. they are completely in this world. and so the two of us, in our conclusion in stolen youth available on amazon, we about how can you raise your child in this climate and come out the other side with kids who are happy and resilient and not brainwashed and we take totally different paths to get there but at the end o

doubtfire" and turning to you after an hour and saying, "i think the british lady might be robin williamsand applause so, you just saw - [ applause ] you just saw a large group of senators and house members in both parties complain this was a horrible military briefing in fact, that last senator, mike leea staunch trump ally, called it "the worst briefing i've seen, at least on a military issue, in the nine years i've served in united states senate." and yet in response to the criticism from lee, trump insisted today that unnamed senators were calling him and telling him the briefing was actually amazing >> mr. president, i'm sure you saw mike lee's comments. did your national security team really say that it would be wrong for congress to debate military action on iran? >> so, here's what happened on that i had calls from numerous senators and numerous congressmen and women saying that it was the greatest presentation they've ever had. >> seth: oh, numerous senators said that. which ones "you wouldn't know them. they go to a different school. [ laughter ] in canada. the people cheering o

william: whatever the impact, robin lake says homeschooling has staying power.in talking to some families during the pandemic, i asked them, do you think you will stay with this? and many of them said yes. and i think that the reason, in part, was, they realize that it's easier than they thought. and now that many parents have done it successfully, they feel like ok, i have got this. i want to stick with it. william: back in michigan, kelly konieczki plans to do just that. kelly: i have seen her grow and flourish and just thrive in this environment. that's why we have decided to continue. william: for the "pbs newshour," i'm william brangham. geoff: and there is a lot more online, including a look at the medical ministry between the reign of king george the third. amna: join us again here tomorrow night to see our interview with actor michael j fox about his new documentary, tracking his long career and his battle with parkinson's. and that is the newshour for tonight. geoff: thanks for spending part of your evening with us. >> major funding for the pbs newshour

frozen but instead it was more like, you know, robin williams popeye.ked. >> you did like that >> jp morgan, best case that espn begins feeding direct summer 24, which they think will accelerate the ecosystemwide linear sublosses by 3%. >> this is just -- things are happening way too fast in this world. everything's happening at a speed that i -- david, did you ever think anything would go at this speed >> we've known this is -- you know, the real question, i think, is, you've always assumed, it will end at 50 million homes. we're not near there, still well above. now i think people are saying maybe it just keeps going. it goes right through that, the 40 million, who knows where it ends and, you know, that becomes obviously a key question for profitability. by the way, the ad market is not great. up fronts coming up, not the greatest time to be selling advertising and all these companies are dealing with more resistant ad market. >> if i worked at meta, i would say this is the best of times. there's no charles dickens to be an ad salesperson at meta. th

the 2015 victory by marvin gaye's family in another copyright action that was against robin thicke and pharrell williamse jurors decided that robin thicke's song "blurred lines" copied parts of marvin gaye's "got to give it up." sounded too much along. thicke and williams were orded to pay $5 million to gay's family. katherine townsend griffin said she wanted her father's name and his work to be honored. ed sheeran for his part today after the verdict was delivered said it was devastating to be accused of stealing another person's song. for now, ed sheeran will move on from here. he has another album that is dropping tomorrow. he kicks off a tour on saturday, neil, from texas. so doesn't seem like this is slowing ed sheeran down at all. >> neil: good timing. we'll watch that closely. thank you for that. want to go to mercedes colwin, a brilliant lawyer and defense attorney and quite the music aficionado. this is also subjective. someone will swear that is exactly marvin gaye. others say it's not. how does a jury decide these things? >> that's right. what they honed in on is brilliant defense. to say loo

this is the marvin gaye family, the estate, they also sued successfully, remember, robin thicke and pharrell williams, was against -- that was a different song "got to give it up," but here, it's "let's get it on." so dagen, the why because marvin gaye's family protects the copyright. >> copyright and trademark law, correct me if i'm wrong, you have to continue to try to protect copyrights and trademarks. if you don't, later on someone can say you didn't stand up and protect it and you let people use it. you can't then after the fact come after someone. >> harris: it's got to be exhausting, how many chords there are. >> kayleigh: ed sheeran said in the song writing community, everyone knows four chords primarily used and eight notes and we work with that, we've got to. interesting perspective from ed sheeran. >> harris: hard to defend either side. ed sheeran, we should know shortly what the verdict is going to do. thanks, "america reports" now. >> john: harris, thank you. begin with the continuing fox news alert, a verdict reached in the ed sheeran copyright case, at issue "thinking out loud" and sim

. >> john: and based on the pharrell williams and robin thicke, $5 million, what was at stake?you would have been a great expert witness in this trial. >> john: i do have a bit of a background in music from days when my hair was longer, andy, thanks very much. appreciate you being here. sandra. >> sandra: thank you john, andy, live to the white house, john kirby is taking to the podium there. news off the top. >> one thing i can tell you for certain is that the united states was not involved in this incident in any way, contrary to mr. peskof's lies, they are lies. and russia has launched dozens of drones into ukraine, hitting homes including shoppers at a supermarket. russia is waging a brutal war against the ukrainian, and aggression as you saw this week, yet another package of security assistance draw down authority for the president. on sudan, today the president issued a new executive order to respond to the violence that began in sudan on the 15th of last month. this new executive order authorizes targeted sanctions that promote accountability for individuals threatening

william been get if one of the low you have just as i'm vailable them you know robin, then you end up with them. you do? i really didn't get the and as i bought and we get new to the larry there, so for the, with mca 50 to be roughly end of a song, one song yeah, demanded i'm willing to pay them for being one dedrick into landfill. we quoted you at the new that will be when you, i don't know if you do one of course good won't got m good will lip them 8 would m a and and on you could just give a a wow one not a sound can alert just how to label in the i'm going to put a few fits when i take a look. i mean as you look sorta get up. same book and yep, lyla, go fair. but you say book a mutual dwaa. if i'm, when everyone me to feel compassion only in the job killing a nick can you get and the young lady was not notified then it get anabolic, and a buckle, tom and the buck a joy under buckle. fetch. lucy, may just play, don't adam adam up to santa a. a with but isn't it hadn't been to a motor like a doctor in alleghany and you know i'm, i'm that went a thing which is asked your what they we

william shatner's captain shirt and other items from star trek. the original series are also included, along with batman and robin suits worn by adam west and burt wardided these pieces should go back to the fans. fans of late night tv can snag these audience chairs from the set of the tonight show, starring johnny carson, with carson's interview, desk, couch and coffee table also up for grabs. you still have a little time to start saving your pennies online bidding began this week, but live bidding goes from june 2nd through the fourth in dallas, texas. jackie ibanez, ktvu. fox two news. the true nature of reparations, you see because report on california's reparations task forces reparations will cost as much as $1.2 million per black residents to compensate for the damage caused by slavery. several actors are involved in figuring out a potential payment for each person, including how long a black person has been living in california and a be on the home or a business. the task force expected to vote this coming saturday on whether to approve that report so state lawmakers can review it. the coronation of king charles of britain is this saturday, b

william shatner's captain shirt and other items from star trek. the original series are also included, along with batman and robin suits worn by adam west and burt wardshould go back to the fans. fans of late night tv can snag these audience chairs from the set of the tonight show, starring johnny carson, with carson's interview, desk, couch and coffee table also up for grabs. you still have a little time to start saving your pennies online bidding began this week, but live bidding goes from june 2nd through the fourth in dallas, texas. jackie ibanez , ktvu. fox two news. thank you . time is 5 26 side shows once again taking over bay area streets to tell you about a new warning going to people who see them happening. and many bay area law enforcement agencies using military style equipment. the debate within two bay area cities about whether these programs should continue and don't forget you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter just go to ktvu .com/ email. sign up for the (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation