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 international film festival. he had a full house and pure law enforcementer in his onstage interview. may he rest in peace. >>> well, experts at the national suicide prevention lifeline say they are receiving more calls than usual, and they say robin williams' death is one of the reasons. >> laura anthony spoke with one local mother who lost her adult daughter to suicide, a case with eerie similarities in fact to williams. >> she was, like i said, very accomplished and very high energy. >> reporter: teresa ferguson knows well what the family of robin williams is going through. she lost her 31-year-old daughter, jeanni to suicide six years ago. the method, hanging. >> eventually she just gave up hope that she was ever going to be able to get better. and in fact, one

you might recall disney bought luke's fill being from george lucas for $4 billion back in 2012.t to release the jj abramson star wars fill this many winter. snow is a big win. >> i hadn't realized it was $4 billion da deal. >> he's sitting well. >> george lucas, marin county san francisco now where he has his big studios, by the golden gate bridge. so when we lived, there my wife and i were out toluene watch our newborn, george lucas loves kids, he walk up, he stopped and look at our baby kind of smiled and said hi, and kept going. i thought that's casino of cool. then about a month later he was at starbucks and my wife held the door for him, george lucas. >> really? >> kind of neat. >> the chance occur glens such a star wars fan she was just guilty. and she doesn't get -- >> did she get an autograph, anything? >> no, not star struck, but with him she thought it was cool. >> it is cool. >> he a so a very nice man, thought i would share that for you. >> do you remember that story you were talking becomes how to become a morning person? >> yes. >> not crazy middle of the night per

so i go in there and i see george lucas and the producer.'m serious. and i acted -- and this is not disparaging george lucas or whatever, but after you've seen a hundred people, you get tired, two hundred people, so you just hope that the guy in front of you disappears, like a spider eats me. [ laughter ] there was a fly. and i was reading for han solo, but i got, maybe -- well, i got nowhere, actually. i was there to read for it, and they go, "you're really. yeah, you're umm --" i said, "let me just make it easy for you. i would look like crap in spandex, leotards and a ray gun. [ laughter ] i get it." >> jimmy: you backed out of the room. >> guys in space don't have this kind of face. i get it. [ laughter ] i get it. it's okay. >> jimmy: no, no. >> no, i swear to god. >> jimmy: and everything worked out greatly? >> and everything worked out fine. >> jimmy: absolutely. and then schwarzenegger, i read that you guys actually hated each other for a while. >> well, we were very competitive. yeah, i think hate is a good word. [ laughter ] it is.

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he goes up to george lucas. robin says we have to do the interview. because don is there.at is duncan. he was funny. that is what you're finding with many people, that you talk to, very private man. our friend nancy was with him on the second edition of "aladin" in southern california and palm springs saying this she's taking this hard she tells stories about him he just would never stop. saying he was just a hilarious guy. there is just something magic about him. he was really mork, but there is that darker side we're finding that out today. he is a legend. someone from our era that isn't going to being for gotten for a long time. >> don, you interviewed hundreds of stars, celebrities, comedians throughout the years. can you remember anyone similar to robin williams in terms of bredth of talent? >> oh, my gosh. i don't think so. there isn't anyone i can recall in contemporary who had that kind of range from hilarious and stream of consciousness and going on and on. i can remember sitting in clubs in san francisco years ago when he was still this up and coming. he'd be in

when you talk about prices, this is number three, originally owned by george lucas.d it a few years back and now it's up again. and he's heard a lot about the or cities and these are just going up dramatically in value. it could take anywhere from 3.5 to $4.5 million and it set a world record last night, it was a ferrari. so lance, you come with me while i talk about that ferrari. that earned a winning bid of $34.65 million. the buyer's premium. in 38.1 million now taking a look at this. as for ari is on the auction block saturday and it could earn as much as $25 million and when we talk about rare, this car is only one of two that was ever produced. and the driving wheel is in the center. and i think there are some people that might punch me over that, but the bottom line on pebble beach with the auctions that take place here which is where we are and they expect to have over $500 million in bills this weekend. cheryl: adam shapiro is in his own version of heaven right now. and that is it for tonight "willis report." gerri willis is going to be back on monday. on mo

he goes up to george lucas. robin says we have to do the interview. because don is there.at is duncan. he was funny. that is what you're finding with many people, that you talk to, very private man. our friend nancy was with him on the second edition of "aladin" in southern california and palm springs saying this she's taking this hard she tells stories about him he just would never stop. saying he was just a hilarious guy. there is just something magic about him. he was really mork, but there is that darker side we're finding that out today. he is a legend. someone from our era that isn't going to being for gotten for a long time. >> don, you interviewed hundreds of stars, celebrities, comedians throughout the years. can you remember anyone similar to robin williams in terms of bredth of talent? >> oh, my gosh. i don't think so. there isn't anyone i can recall in contemporary who had that kind of range from hilarious and stream of consciousness and going on and on. i can remember sitting in clubs in san francisco years ago when he was still this up and coming. he'd be in

but jobs would be saved by a tiny company that he acquired from george lucas for $5 million. pixar studios would eventually revolutionize movie animation and make jobs a multibillionaire. apple hadn't done so well, and a decade after jobs left, it decided to buy next computer and the services of jobs as a consultant, but he would soon take over as ceo. and when he goes back, it's almost bankrupt. >> it's, like, 90 days away from bankruptcy. they're totally out of money, and it's lost its way totally. so he says, "here's the 27, 30 things you're making," printers or whatever. and he draws a chart that just has four squares, and he says, "professional, home consumer. laptop, desktop. we're gonna make four computers." >> he retrenched, firing 3,000 people, and launched a new advertising campaign. >> here's to the crazy ones, the misfits, the rebels, the troublemakers. >> steve jobs helped write that himself. he edited it 100--he put in, "they changed the world." by the end, jobs, along with four or five other people, have written this not as ad copy but as a manifesto. >> they p

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we love luke skywalker and the idea that george lucas made it alone. they were partners all the way through for him and there is in every case. you look at siegmund freud and the creation of psychoanalysis and gandhi, it was more a social enterprise than a lone man on the cane. but the myth was very important for the movement. a lot of times the partners are offstage for a reason. >> and it is just a better story to tell but somehow there is one great leader, one great genius. it is a great story. it is super simple. you can start it clearly and it has a great swell. we as an audience get to be in relationship to the lone genius. we are drawn to it for that reason too. >> you look at pairs and all different relationships from spouses to sib also. and you have friends, even opponents, people who bring different strengths to the table who are often very, very different people. and you take us through whole process. you start with how they meet and how they get to that spark of chemistry that makes them special. yeah, it starts with arousal and excitement

should do more on the show is the number of successful people who meditate whether it's oprah, george lucasried it. so many people have tried it. why do you think that is? >> again when you operate from a calm space you're able to make good decisions. the nervous system is always affected by your thought process and when you operate -- when the nervous system is calm you have a greater brain functionality. >> don't you say every creative thought is when you meditate? >> you meditate in all forms. like he just suggested earlier backstage, there's all forms of meditation meditation, but the seconds of stillness, even if you listen to music, you know the experience in a car accident. the world is moving in that speed, the slow motion experience that's the wayty world moves but with the fluctuation of the mind you miss all that. >> what do you say though -- go ahead, charlie. >> what about trance dental meditation? >> that's a form of meditation. i give it to kids around the world. it's when you give a mantra. it's gateway to stillness. in other words, you rita mantra to yourself. in my book i

but lucas recognizes that to hills towards the alababan and to get to rome, he needs more combat force. for every mile inland, you are adding seven miles of perimeter. georgeshall who almost never got involved in tactical disputes actually defends lucas. you are right. he is relieved of command, but it is not because he has made an insupportable tactical decision. it's partly because -- i showed you his picture earlier. he has no combat presence. you are pinned down. you are getting shelled every day. your casualties are mounting. you're stuck in italy in w inter and lucas is like a grandfather. " consummately getting out of, slayers of overcoats." panache.no when he walks into a room. and it becomes infectious. there is a feeling that this guy, i'm going to die for this guy? have pusheducas farther inland right as the invasion at enzio took place? yes. and there are several miles inland when he waits for the german counterattack. one thing that had not been anticipated by churchill. this is a churchillian brainstorm. churchill is driving that train. and alexander -- and clark failed to appreciate the alacrity with which the germans responded. to feel mars

lucas valley road or before it near hamilton you'll see some slowing on 101 south on. >>: george: 3 ridet's a little heavier than downtown. the bridges have been doing very well this morning here at the bay bridge it's only the modest backup drive times are running about 16 minutes and even less if your approaches from the minutes freeway. if you're heading to 90 to the san mateo bridge the fault is desolate increasing. it's about 50 minutes on average over to hayward and the san mateo. south on the still a problem free. this is typical for a friday. >>: mark: or watching gas prices and make slowly come down. san francisco now is that 403 for the regular. san jose is 391 and oakland's 393. the national average is $3.44. >>: i'm just sick now because i realize i use a half a tank of gas to get to work and back. and people drive for labor day. >>: mark: more people are going to travel this year because of the cheaper gas prices. aaa is expecting more people on the road. the highest volume of travel is this year since 2000 of-touch 2008. the big story on all the little league. >>: young dav

george marshall, who almost never got involved in tactical disputes, actually defends lucas. you're right, he is relieved of command. but it's not because he has made an insupportable tactical decision. it's partly because -- i showed you his picture earlier -- he has no combat presence. you're pinned down at anzio. you're getting shelled every day. your casualties are mounting. you're stuck in italy in the admit of the winter. and lucas is like a grandfather. one brit describes him as constantly getting out of endless layers of overcoats. there is no panache when he walks into a room. and it becomes infectious. there's a feeling that this guy -- i'm going to die for this guy? could lucas have pushed farther inland right as the invasion at anzio took place? yes. and they are several miles inland where he waits for the inevitable ver man counterattack. one thing that had not been anticipated by churchill -- this is a churchill brainstorm. the whole anzio thing, churchill is driving that train. and alexander feld and clark feld appreciate the alacrity with which the germans res

george marshall who almost never got involved in tactical disputes, almost defends lucas.ou're right, he is relieved of command. but it's not because he has made insupportable, tactical decision. it's partly because -- i showed you his picture earlier -- he has no combat presence. you're pinned down at anzio, you're getting shelled every day, you're stuck in italy in the middle of the winter and lucas is like a grandfather. one brit describes him as constantly getting out of entless layers of overcoats. he has -- there is no hanosh when he walks into a room. and it becomes infectious. there's a feeling that this guy -- i'm going to die for this guy? now, could lucas have pushed farther inland from the division where anzio took place? yes, and there are several miles inland when he waits for the inevitable german counter attack. one thick thing that had not been anticipated, the whole anzio thing, churchill is driving that plane. and clark failed to appreciate the alack raty with which the germans respond. fie fieldshall, kesselring, within an hour is bringing german forces

george marshall, who almost never got involved in tactical disputes, actually defends lucas.re right, he is relieved of command. but it's not because he has made an insupportable tactical decision. it's partly because -- i showed you his picture earlier -- he has no combat presence. you're pinned down at anzio. you're getting shelled every day. your casualties are mounting. you're stuck in italy in the admit of the winter. and lucas is like a grandfather. one brit describes him as constantly getting out of endless layers of overcoats. there is no panache when he walks into a room. and it becomes infectious. there's a feeling that this guy -- i'm going to die for this guy? could lucas have pushed farther inland right as the invasion attance i don't took place? yes. and they are several miles inland where he waits for the inevitable ver man counterattack. one thing that had not been anticipated by churchill -- this is a churchill brainstorm. the whole anzio thing, churchill is driving that train. and alexander feld and clark feld appreciate the alacrity with which the germans r

george marshall, who almost never got involved in tactical disputes, actually defends lucas. you're right, he is relieved of command. but it's not because he has made an insupportable tactical decision. it's partly because -- i showed you his picture earlier -- he has no combat presence. you're pinned down at anzio. you're getting shelled every day. your casualties are mounting. you're stuck in italy in the admit of the winter. and lucas is like a grandfather. one brit describes him as constantly getting out of endless layers of overcoats. there is no panache when he walks into a room. and it becomes infectious. there's a feeling that this guy -- i'm going to die for this guy? could lucas have pushed farther inland right as the invasion attance i don't took place? yes. and they are several miles inland where he waits for the inevitable ver man counterattack. one thing that had not been anticipated by churchill -- this is a churchill brainstorm. the whole anzio thing, churchill is driving that train. and alexander feld and clark feld appreciate the alacrity with which the germ