cecil williams and all the work they do. and a lot of people come for the glide ensemble.manage to develop? >> they also had a choir. as time went on, we expanded the band. we started with the saxophone. one of the best saxophone players anywhere, charles mcneil, i had him to come in, because we were getting ready to make a record, and cecil liked the saxophone and the trumpet. >> that was added? >> right. and then we're getting ready to do another cd, and i said well, why don't we add a trombone. and that's when joe berman came in. so we ended up with three horns. and we've had them ever since. it's been 15, 20 years now. >> when it comes to the choir, and i had the privilege of being there and i would come to the choir rehearsals, it was like you had rehearsed throughout the night, six to eight songs. how do you come on sunday to select the songs? i know cecil has the responsibility but you also select the songs. >> first i got to see what soloists are there, and i try to set the mood for the preacher to preach. i think that's my primary job. and, you know, at first you

firefighters punished in the case of cecil mills. >> humidity is back again. thunderstorms brought a big change. abc 7 news starts right now. >> from the abc seven broadcast center, this is abc seven news at 11:00, on your side. camera,t 11, caught on animals using high-tech devices to steal your money. skimmers at several banks. >> officers have not tracked down the people responsible for stealing thousands of dollars. roz plater is live tonight. is this a random situation? >> they have been working all over northern virginia for a while now. the video we are going to show you is so clear, police are hoping somebody recognizes him. timestrike again and this in northern virginia. they are hard at work, ripping off customers. $1700 from his friends bank account. --it was somewhere around $600. >> since late june, the group has hit alexandria and fountain drive. the fairfax location was in a shopping plaza. the lot owner says at least one of the clients was -- >> she comes it all the time. >> they don't even attempt to hide their faces. you can even see them att

. >> it is day three for the search of cecil brown's killer.und dead in his ownsoló back in takoma park. today the home quiet. whe brown and his wife lived for 35 years. >> the big question is why. we county understand why. we know things happen but it is a matter of why would it happen middle of the day? to, when -- >> reporter: brown's body was found monday at 12:0030 in the afternoon. police are only say he died from blunt force trauma. no arrests, no suspects. police say they are following leads and hint that there is no eminent throat neighbors. >> crime is everywhere andv:r don't want to be told i'm safe if you're not. that is a fact of life. but as far as this case goes i don't think they have anything to worry about. >> he worked as the heavy equipment operator, was married 51 years, two children and grandchildren. he liked to work around the house andkbn= in the yard. neighbors already miss him. >> i would come up and say hi. he would give you the nod. you know, and that was great. >> we also talked to cecil brown's wife and asked h

relative newcomers like recent grammy nominee vocalist cecile mclorin salvant. >> to be here, to perform here, is something pretty surreal. also, the view when you're on stage is really calming. >> reporter: as founder of the newport jazz fest, wein has been described as the most important non-player in jazz, which is not at all accurate. >> i would say do you know duke ellington's eight train? >> sure. >> let's play it. >> reporter: as i witnessed while admittedly mixing business with pleasure, he remains a vibrant and gifted jazz pianist. today, outdoor jazz festivals are held across the country, but all are rifts on a tune george wein has been playing since 1954. >> i'm going to be 89 years old

. >> we'll talk about these and other developments now with cecile richards. since she became president of the planned parenthood federation in 2006, the number of its supporters has doubled to seven million. before her current position, she organized low-wage workers in the hotel and health care fields in california, and founded the texas freedom network to champion civil liberties and religious freedom in her native state. she also served as deputy chief of staff to nancy pelosi, the democratic leader of the house. cecile richards, welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> an impartial observer looking on could reasonably conclude that you're losing the political battle over abortion. >> i actually don't think that's correct. now, i will say that in 2010 the elections where frankly the tea party swept into the u.s. house of representatives and took over state legislatures and they have had a very clear agenda which is to roll back women's access. but whenever these issues are actually on the ballot, whether in a candidate, or even, i'll just give you an example.

cecil bowen and his liwife live here for more than 35 years. she found his body in the backyard monday. a homicide. outside of their home brown's wife told news4 she does not know who would kill her husband, a man close knit neighbors deeply respected. >> it was a total shock and very sad for the family. they are a tight family. and they do a lot for each other and do a lot for the neighborhood. >> brown's body was found monday at 12:30 in the afternoon. police will only say he died from blunt force trauma. no arrests, no suspects. police say they are following leads and hint that there is no imminent threat to neighbors. >> crime is everywhere and i don't want to be -- someone to say you are safe if you are not. that is a fact of life. but as far as this case i don't think they have anything to worry about. >> ceacil brown's wife says no one saw anything and hopes detectives can tell her more soon. they were married 51 years. >> a loss like that is something you won't get over. it is hard to take. >> cecil brown's widow is hoping tonight to le

again southern chester county near east nottingham get down towards northeast maryland in the cecil couphe way out to port deposit that heads eastward. overnight not out of the woods just yet. but you may have to dodge a shower or two if you're doing traveling otherwise partly cloudy skies. pretty mild though we're empty 6060s to low 70 as lot of clouds across the region that's acting as blanket keeping in the heat at the surface. temperatures really not going to fall a whole lot more may get down to the mid and upper 60s for the morning temperatures so mild start to your monday. still on the humid side that will be the trend over the next few days but we get the sunshine back up are, back out. 86 degrees for a high in philadelphia. at the shore nearly 80. partly sunny skies. better beach weather this week and at the poconos very nice upper 70s. so coming up in the full forecast we'll talk about the sunshine, how long it lasts and temperatures are going to be to the rise as well as the humidity. those details coming up in a few minutes. natasha. >> justin thank you police are looking for

in january, 77-year-old cecil mills suffered a heart attack across the street from 26 fire station and then of the five people came to his aid. >> i even ran to the curb and said are you going to help me? >> the man she yelled to was a rookie. rules in his case and the chief said the decision is not announced, but -- >> he was the least culpable of those. it rests with the officers and those who were experienced. >> and there was the commander of the group who went before the board but retired before they could roll. did not learn she about the situation until it was too late to help. we went to the mills' home, but a man said they would have no comment. neighborhood -- >> they should have been fired. >> they should have been arraigned. courtroom where they bring in the people who are arrested. all of theaid firefighters involved are being sent back to the academy for training and although the trial board did not rule in the case, they did issue a ruling, they would not have fired her, either. they would have moved her from the tenant of firefighter. sam fuld, abc 7 news. choline davis

we have a cecile with us.e nickel and dimed on the plane and people don't feel better when they get to the hotel and same thing is happening there. >> it is a tough industry and hotels taking cue from airlines as you said. tracy: we'll be charged like ridiculous things like guarantying a king or queen-sized bed? that is crazy. >> they're being very specific what they guaranty. they take requests, requests for double bed or requests for early check h in and they're charging now for these specific amenities. tracy: we have a chart up, storing luggage now costs you, in room safe, that part blew my mind. i always use the in-room save. skip check lines is $30 fee. they are big fees. they are not pennies. >> these are big fees. a lot of these fees are get charged whether you use them or not. in room safe, a lot of hotels and resorts will charge you whether you use it or not. that is just a standardized fee. tracy: i mean will they get away with this? are we as customer pretty much at their mercy? >> i think, i think

was given a reprimand, george martin found not guilty and garrett murphy suspended without pay after cecil mills died. the 77-year-old had a heart 26.ck outside of cheap jones says all three will be sent back to the fire academy for retraining. in,e have this just coming an investigation finds that the pentagon broke the law when it exchanged a kidnapped army sergeant 45 taliban leaders. the defense department needed to notify the congressional committees 30 days in advance of that exchange that brought the sergeant home. he was released in may after being held captive five years. membersp on abc 7 news, of the national guard deployed as the situation intensifies in iraq. >> and the heat and humidity added up to feel like august today. doug will tell us if more showers will top it off. >> the redskins prepare for the matchup with the ravens. i've got the latest on tony stewart and the nationals on a cozy afternoon in the ballpark. i will take you downtown. forhe departure ceremony the military police company at the armory today. 35 members of the national guard unit are going to kuwait as

state trooper joshua kim had pulled over to check on a man standing at the tidings bridge in cecil county. he grabs him, pulls him to the ground. 90 feet to the susquehanna river below. the man later apologized saying he had been dealing with a lot of personal problems. >> we have some new video into our newsroom of a close encounter in ocean city. arlin caplin shot this video showing a great white shark swimming off the maryland coast at the end of july. caplin estimates the shark was about 16 feet long. that was just days before tracking data showed a 12-foot long shark in the same waters. >> another reason to stay in the pool. >> oh, boy, what a difference 24 hours decan make -- can make. yesterday we were dealing with six to ten inches of rain in northern anne arundel county. nothing like that this afternoon. the clouds out there will break away through the overnight and our skies will clear and our temperatures will fall. it's 82 at reagan national. the winds out of the northwest at 15 miles per hour. earlier today 86 degrees. frank this date is -- average for this date is 87. and 10

january three firefighters plus a lieutenant and a probationary firefighter failed to help 77-year-old cecil mills as he lay on the ground right across the street from their fire house after suffering a heart attack. mills was eventually taken to the hospital where he died. >> the lieutenant in charge of that fire house retired before the trial board handed down any discipline. yesterday, the trial board reprimanded one firefighter, suspended another, and found the third firefighter not guilty. that probationary firefighter should learn his fate soon. >>> it's a sad fact of college life. sexual assaults. >> now with thousands of students heading back to campus, virginia's governor is trying to make a difference. governor terry mcauliffe signed a joint declaration of public universities today. it's a pledge not to tolerate sexual violence. victims like uva student emily says the step gives her hope. >> we think we're battling this monther by ourselves. and realistically if we all come together we realize it's the same monster and we can form kind of the army to deal with it. >> the declaratio

but here's the fact, right over here in this parking lot, that's where 77-year-old medrick cecil mills laid dying. if you look behind me, show this way, this is where those five firefighters sat and did nothing. and today, seven months later we learned about the fate of three of those five firefighters and if head of dc's fire department says the whole thing is disappointing and outrageous. >> what do you say to mr. mill's family? >> i thought this was outrageous behavior by firefighters. and you know, i try to put myself in their place and i can't think of the words that i would be able to receive. >> a reprimand, a suspension without pay, and a not guilty. those are the punishments handed down for three firefighters who stayed inside engine 26 on a cold january evening while 77-year-old medrick cecil mills lie dying in a parking lot a few yards away. >> we have a high standard. and in the face of what occurred to just recommend suspensions for employees, not saying all of them, but some of them should have been facing termination. and in the end, they're not. >> reporter: but interim

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reverend cecil williams of san francisco's glide memorial church. who fondly reflected on robin william's legacy. go readrobin williams was an original i'm told he was a free spirit, and participated in a number of volunteer and charitable events. he was one of glide memorial's best fund raisers, and for years worked with the church's mission. williams was not only a great actor, he made it a point to give back to the community. go read-- i'm told robin williams is someone that cared for, and about others. he showed it by his contributions on many different levels. reporting in san francisco, alecia reid kron 4 news. >>pam moore robin williams was a comedic genius, whose career skyrocketed more than 3 decades ago. in his first movie he portrayed popeye, and was a sensation. he made the front page of the oakland tribune with a 2 page spread. the actor-comedian captured a massive audience, because his style was different from all his fellow acotrs. >> when you go to hollywood you are supposed to be nervous and wonder where you should stand and what ar

is there any further public comment >> my name is cecil i wasn't prepared to speckle but my sister went home with a tooth arc. my parent bought the home next door to the proposed area 60 years ago. we've all been raised in that house and grandchildren and great grandchildren we've been used to air and light what they are proposing to do will cut off my mothers window my mother is 85 years old that there cut off the dining room and the bedroom and the living room. we don't know what they're comingful in with we've seen different plans we saw little bathroom windows and now their huge. and in this case, the top area, yes it's a big concern we would like to see it begun but also for us there's a existing problem with those over shadowing my mom's house with a one story over the garage will sandwich it that's it for now i wanted to address the issue from our point of view that have lived there for 60 years >> thank you. is there any additional public comment seeping project sponsor your team has 5 minutes. >> sir do i want to speak as part - >> sorry i missed that one. >> i think he was wit

let's bring in cecile. >> these are all the rage! i mean.: you are not supposed to have them. >> not supposed to have the gadgets. most of the airlines prohibit the gadgets on the flights. the faa has not prohibited it yet, after this recent incident, that is going to be off the no-fly list. gerri: tell me how exactly do you use it, where do you put it? >> it's interesting, it's a tiny little contraption and retails for $22 and you put it behind the meal tray, it attaches to meal tray and prevents the seat from being able to recline in front of you. as you're trying to recline in your seat, you can't, it's jamming the seat and you can't recline. gerri: this is a recipe for disaster. i understand the faa told the airlines you can do what you want and the airlines are saying no. one of the best things i like about the product is the courtesy card. it comes with air courtesy card. tell us about that? >> a very cheeky device with a cheeky courtesy card. it has a card that states i'm sorry i'd like to recline and this is going to prevent you from

. >> you just ruined it for me cecil nelson: when i started high school in jersey city making it to theinish line t dream. mr. cunningham: i know how hard nelson works running track and he works just as hard in my honors class. nelson: i thought i wasn't good at history but mr. cunningham, he makes it come alive. now i'm heading to college-- and my teachers helped make that happen. mr. cunningham: we're not just teachers, we're mentors, and helping all our students realize their dreams is the best part of the job. >>> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team is standing by with these stories next at 6:00. chaka fattah jr. is indicted on federal fraud charges. hear him as he walks out of court this afternoon. >>> that and much more coming up next at 6:00. for meteorologist cecily tynan, >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night an american general is killed in afghanistan and a chester county man faces animal cruelty charges for injecting a kitten with heroin. but the big story is a

alexandria crews are repairing a water main break on the 600 block of cecil road. officials with virginia american water say it is a 12 inch main that will take seven hours to repair on russell road. developing news from prince george's county, where hundreds of people are under a water boiling advisory. wssc says everybody who lives in the highlighted area in red. it is somewhere under the creek. the water advisory could be over as soon as tomorrow. we will keep you posted. parts of prince george's county, they will beginning with the effects of tuesday's rain for quite a while. south springfield road in brandywine was rushed away. connectingvate drive a homeowner was washed away. she is disconnected from the outside world. >> what am i supposed to do? idea howys she has no to pay for the damage. luckily, the rain is long gone today. there was more sun. abc 7 meteorologist steve rudin has a first look at the forecast. day cana difference a make. yesterday, areas of 10 issues of rain. nothing like that on the way anytime soon. if anything, improving weather conditi

." >> philippe djegal sergeant cecile focha from the sonoma county sheriff's office says the departmentent a search and rescue team to trinity county wednesday morning to help more than a half dozen agencies look for morris >> "the terrain where they are is extremely steep -- very shale, there's a lot of brush in the area." >> philippe djegal and, so far, sgt. focha says there have been no signs of morris. until he is found, pastor morris says daily prayer services will be held here hoping for his safe return. in santa rosa, philippe djegal, >>pam moore a bay area high school textbook has some parents of 9-th grade students. up in arms. they say, the new sex education books. are too graphic. and they started a petition to get rid of it. the petition says the textbook addresses in-appropriate information. such as internet pornography, and sexting. organizers of the petition say, the book was written for college students--- not high school freshman. while some parents were outraged at the book, school officials say, the decision has been made >> they did a review and said this is the best

. >>> the sounds of smooth jazz filled cecil b. moore avenue in philadelphia today.eyewitness news" at the eighth annual jazz on the avenue, a free community musikfest value. cherry greg was on hand as a cohost. the festival featured various arrests from around the region as well as food and health and wellness vendors. it runs until 7:30 tonight. >>> perfect weather today for the bayada regatta t "eyewitness news" at the schuylkill river, the bayada regatta is the nation's oldest rowing competition for athletes with physical disabilities. everything was free including music, crafts and snacks out there. a beautiful day for festivals, regattas. >> everywhere. >> as long as you're outside. >> it looks like we'll keep that going tour tomorrow. little warmer, still comfortable, a little more humidity but i think most areas stay dry. great beach weather today and once again tomorrow. check it out. this is a live look at margate from our neighborhood network and still some people enjoying the nice weather this evening. temperatures in the upper 70's along the new jersey s

police were called around noon after neighbors heard a disturbance. 73-year-old cecil brown died from blunt force trauma to his body. no suspects are in custody. >> after the serious work of the u.s. africa summit today, president obama and mrs. obama hosted a formal dinner for the heads of state of nearly 50 african nations. each leader entered saluted by an honor guard. a four-course dinner is being served in a huge tent on the south lawn. this is a 400-person guest list, the largest dinner the obamas have held at the white house. lionel richie performed for guests after dinner. those leaders are back to work tomorrow. we have new street closures in downtown d.c. streets around the state department will be closed from midnight tonight until about 6:30 wednesday evening. we'll have the latest on traffic tomorrow morning at news 4 today at 4:26 in the morning. >> tomorrow could mark a huge milestone in the effort to legalize marijuana in the district. d.c.'s board of elections is expected to the approve a ballot initiative to allow residents to decide to legalize pot in november. in j

a city he loved and loved to make fun of and we have cecil williams on the phone. one thing about robin williams, he was a guy who really cared. >> very much so. he was a man of great generosity. a man who was a genius. a soulful person, a man who gave much more than he received. he was really quite a human being for us and for everybody. there is no doubt about it. >> he helped you celebrate a big milestone. >> yes, he did. he appeared on numerous occasions at fundraisers and he appealed at many events that occurred. he was close to us and we were close to him. in fact, i could tell you something, i have got something that is really great. and that is, he signed some t- shirts and caps and said to us not too lodge ago -- long ago take these and use them. we will put them up and say look what he left us, something still to raise funds. he was just a greatperson. and he -- great person and he reached out to people. you know, in recovery, people would come around, they would all be in a sense soul brothers. they touched each other because they understood what it was

reverend cecil williams of san francisco's glide memorial robin william's legacy. >>: it was one of my best shot on rate fears because you had robin. you always got something when he was here. he made detailed situations like a funny and righteous. he was full of humanity and i don't say that about everybody. >> mark:you can follow our coverage online -- at our website >> james:there you can find celebrities reflecting on williams' life and his death. also photos of williams through the years. condolences. >> reporter: will look from our roof camera and we still have a blue sky now. 63 and san francisco 64 in oakland 621 san jose 59 at the livermore 61 and san arose the. the low pressure system that is bringing rain as the weekend and there is no rain for us of but cooler temperatures. >> reporter: we have a little bit of it one by thursday and when i return will have an extended forecast. >>: were looking at the upper deck of the bay bridge westbound. there is a seat each the unit with this car and light flashing. the stall at the west and of the bridge has to really back of the right

three firefighters failed to step up to help 77-year-old cecil mills. he lay on the street suffering a heart attack. >> we have a high standard and in the face of what occurred to just recommend suspensions for employees, not saying all of them, but some of them, should have been facing termination and in the end they're not. >> now the lieutenant in charge of the firehouse managed to retire before the board could hand down any discipline. the probationary firefighter should be learning his fate soon. >>> the broken marriage, gifts, the loans, virginia's former governor answered tough and very personal questions today. as peggy fox reports, bob mcdonnell did advance the defense's claim that the couple was so torn apart they couldn't possibly have conspired together. >> have no idea. have a nice day. >> reporter: to support the defense claim that the mcdonnells' marriage was troubled, a letter the governor sent to his wife september 5th, 2011, was shown in court. bob mcdonnell explained it was a time he thought his marriage was over and it was his attemp

down into wilmington, delaware and eventually bear, delaware, down 95 into northeastern maryland, cecilounty so this is all heading to the east at about 40 miles per hour. better conditions behind it but still we can't rule out a couple of scattered showers maybe a thunderstorm later on tonight but the main impact will be over the next couple of hours especially across south and central jersey. look at all the bright colors on radar indicating heavy rainfall over the major interstates, 295, the jersey turnpike and i-95. again, this heads to the east at about 40 to maybe 45 miles per hour so cherry hill in just a few minutes around just about an hour you guys should be heading into that heavy rainfall. washington township 6:57, pemberton 7:13, winslow township about 7:30 for a cluster of showers and storms. again still some showers that could impact us during labor day itself so still a little unsettled forecast coming in for the start of september. rain-cooled air in the 70's right now at the airport with that heavy rain but out ahead it still very warm and humid. south jersey the shore

it's like cecil here. strong. sturdy. but not too sweet. [ male announcer ] built from apples.fresh. smith & forge hard cider. made strong. >> stephen: well that's it for the report, everybody. good night. (cheers and applause). >> it's 11:59, 59 second, this happened on gtalist, one day are you feeling good about our evolution of our species and the next day they post a photo of a girl eating chips off the floor of the new york city train and you're like well, humanity, it's been fun.

what happened as the trooper stopped to check on a man seen walking southbound on tidings bridge in cecil county. as the man started to climb over the wall, the trooper quickly exited his cruiser and grabbed that guy before he could get over the side there. >>> it appears jayson werth was in a hurry to get somewhere. >> keeping your family safe at hotel swimming pools. i'm andrea mccarren. kid: hey dad, who was that man? dad: he's our broker. he helps looks after all our money. kid: do you pay him? dad: of course. kid: how much? dad: i don't know exactly. kid: what if you're not happy? does he have to pay you back? dad: nope. kid: why not? dad: it doesn't work that way. kid: why not? vo: are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab >>> only on 9 tonight keeping your family safe at home and on the road. >> we're talking about swimming pool safety. you might be surprised to learn what we uncovered. andrea mccarren takes a look at hotel inspection reports in dc. >> reporter: using the freedom of information act, we obtained thousan

it's like cecil here. strong. sturdy. but not too sweet. [ male announcer ] built from apples.lt to refresh. smith & forge hard cider. made strong. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: my guest tonight has starred in such films at 127 hours, milk and spring breakers. being type cast as a good actor. please welcome james franco. (cheers and applause) james, good to see you again, how are you. >> great. >> stephen: nice to see you. it's always nice. it's always really nice to have you here. >> i love being here well, james, you're an academy award nominated actor, director. poet, author, photographer, painter, conceptual artist. teacher. >> we're so much alike. >> yeah, yeah with. >> renaissance man. >> yeah. >> stephen: now you're currently a ph.d candidate, correct. >> yes. >> stephen: what are you going to do once you get your ph.d and are you dr. james franco. are you going to go back to general hospital? (laughter) >> i would be a doctor of english but-- but i till might go back to general hospital. >> stephen: you could diagnose people's diaries, correct their grammer. >> is t

relative newcomers like recent grammy nominee vocalist cecile mclorin salvant. >> to be here, to performere, is something pretty surreal. also, the view when you're on stage is really calming. >> reporter: as founder of the newport jazz fest, wein has been described as the most important non-player in jazz, which is not at all accurate. >> i would say do you know duke ellington's eight train? >> sure. >> let's play it. >> reporter: as i witnessed while admittedly mixing business with pleasure, he remains a vibrant and gifted jazz pianist. today, outdoor jazz festivals are held across the country, but all are rifts on a tune george wein has been playing since 1954. >> i'm going to be 89 years old in october. i want this festival to continue after i'm gone. >> newport fest continues tomorrow. that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm lester holt. see you tomorrow morning on "today" and right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> good evening to you. thank you for joining us. i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. it is opening night in santa clara where the san jose earthqu

. >> sounds of food jazz filled cecil b moore avenue in philadelphia today.y were the news at the eighth annual jazz on the avenue a free community music festival. cherry greg was on hasn't as co-host of the even. the festival features various artists. lots of other things going and out there. he . "eyewitness news" at the schuylkill river. it is the nation's old defendant and largest rogue competition for athletes for physical disabilities much everything was fro. >> beautiful day fourier good at a the lots ofu@vals. de e day. >>> let's do it again tomorrow. >> how about it. >> i like tha. >> little before the warmer than today. comfortable with low humidity. great weather for the mill of august. pretty nice outside right hore maybe you're hanging out jersey shore points still or beaches today great a will lost sunshine and very comfortable conditions current the live look at atlantic city pier. good time to hang out that right now. the rides are still going. temperatures in the upper 60s. breeze coming in off the water so little bit cooler there but the inn

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. >> the reverend cecil williams showed abc 7 news some autographed items. >> he says it connected in a special with people at glide who are battling drug addiction and mental illness. >> abc 7 former entertainment reporter don sanchez is also remembering robin williams. >> he is, as so many are. particularly running into williams on the red carpet at the 2007 san francisco international film festival. >> he is coming in, and we're standing there, and we're all waiting to get him. and he is walking in with george lucas. and he looks at me. been on television a few years. so he knew me. we had talked before. and he said oh, look, there is don -- -- and he is doing this whole number on making up my last name. he spelled it everywhere possible. zecness is my name spelled backward. we had to come over and chat with he and george lucas. a a funny moment. >> absolutely. well, the san francisco film society made reference to that event and its remembrance of williams on its facebook page. >> quote, we remember robin fondly as our 2007 peter j. owens award recipient at the 50th san francisco

read prayers and honored the man pastor cecil williams reme at the special memorial service, church goersng songs and read prayers and honored the man pastor williams remembered as a good laugh and a very good soul. >> he helped us. he helped us to -- not only raise money but raise fun. and joy. and you know he helped us to realize that life is not only difficult but it's also joyous. and it's also happy. >> williams often appeared at the church's annual fundraiser and pastor williams says the loss leaves a great void. >>> a theater in low die is now closed after a rash of customers complained about this. itchy inflamed skin. the culprit? bedbugs. >> i seriously got out of my bed and took off my clothes and looked in the mirror. and panicked. they were everywhere. >> we have a 4-month-old son. we're really worried about him getting bites and maybe our house being infested and how much it's going to cost us to get rid of them if we have them. >> a man tried to contact management and when that didn't work he posted a photo of his niece's bites on the theater's facebook page. a day later the

in cecil b. l. for nine games losing one and a quarter million dollars in salary.oon >> : matter is releasing a statement friday saying all of the ball and has taken responsibility for actions continuing show growth personally professionally we continue to support him and what time of this matter behind us focus on the season had >> : the meantime there's a reaction from fans following news of smith suspension >> : of thing it's way too much because it wanted all little bit and is a trend make a point >> : a please return this on a message that there must round the respect the game and everything on and off the field >> : think again too much time on that test the some kind of a portion of but it's like for six games >> : the suspension comes after a series of run ins with the law by september smith was arrested for his offered also charged with three got fairly good charges iraq on the misdemeanors then in april smith was arrested on alleged fake bomb strapped out lax no charges filed >> : last season to voluntarily miss five games when he entered a substance abus

cecil williams remembered him as a passionate man with a passion of helping others and having fun too. >> what i saw behind this man more than anything was i saw him dance. he danced, tuolumne'all. he danced of he was a loving kind and gentle soul. good-bye robin we'll see you soon man, later, amen. >> rev. williams also recalled the time when williams stopped to give dozens of young people autographs after a fundraiser and said it was one example of the way he loved everyone. >>> online movement is growing to give robin williams his loudest standing ovation ever. public invocation on facebook calls for people to stand up wherever they are and give applause for williams for one minute. 20,000 people have accepted that invitation it is set for 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. >>> remembering the king almost four decades after his death. >>> making history and making the big screen. the bay area football team that's now in the center of a hollywood story. . the fog is already making its move back into the bay. the temperature change in your monday forecast and update on the shower chances we ar

. >>> we are learning more about the death of cecil brown found dead in his backyard on colby avenue. investigators now say the death could be a homicide. neighbors heard a disturbance and called police just before 12:30 yesterday afternoon. police say brown was not shot. the autopsy report is pending. >>> security changes are on the way for a popular maryland concert hall after two people died from drug overdoses. two people died from apparent overdoses of ecstasy attending the music festival. they are asking security to review safety measures more close closely at concerts. >>> and this 15-year-old was last seen at 7:00 last night wearing the same clothes pictured and carrying a yellow purse if you have information, contact manassas city police. >>> and later this morning prosecutors will question new witnesses in the bob mcdonnell trial. johnny williams is done testifying after four days on the stand. after he stepped down, a former aide testified maureen mcdonnell tried to pitch the supplement to ann romney during his bid for campai campaign. >>> 6:04 is the time. a verdict is exp

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