dee dee warwick, dionne's sister. whitney's brother gary, who also claims he was abused, says taking part in the documentary felt like therapy. >> how hard was that to talk about the things that went on? >> i mean, kev, it's long overdue, man. it's long overdue. there's no more secrets, no more hidden agendas. >> can i ask you one more question? this is real, man. >> the movie includes interviews with bobby brown and whitney's mother, sissy mouse ton. >> we miss it. there's no other voice like that. ♪ >> listen to me, this documentary is so incredibly honest and unflirchling. by the way, gary reveals that he too was allegedly abused by dee warwick. it is something else. later i sit down with whitney's sister. the drug abuse and the sexual assault are questions addressed in this film. >> i'm so glad you asked all those questions. stuff we always wanted to know. >>> well, there's also a new hbo documentary taking us inside the mind othams. the beloved comedian was celebrated by friends and fellow comedians at its emotional premiere last night. >> we were the best of friends, even closer than people could >> it's really hard because he did it because he can't -- he had no choice. >> it's just a giant, giant loss. >> bob saget, unable to hide the emotion, joined legendary comics like brad garret, kevin nealon, and wung one of robin's closest friends, billy crystal, to premier the new hbo documentary, "robin williams: come inside my mind." >> i was 18 1/2, and i had to follow him on an open mike night. and, uh, i think that's what started the 20 years of drinking. >> the film is told through both robin's own words and by tho