mourning the loss of such a great man. and he was also a friend and i admired him. and what's a legend. unbelievable. >> shocking. sad. yesterday we had a superstar, today unfortunately we have a legend. >> he's gone way too soon. he was very talented. we're all going to miss him. >>> from the white house to social media, condolences and remembrances are pouring in. comedian steve martin tweeted this, "i could not be more stunned by the loss of robin williams. mensch, great talent, acting partner, genuine soul." >> former cnn host larry king said he would remember williams as "a genuine, caring guy, not just a funny man but a guy who cared about people." >> u.s. president barack obama summed it up. this is what he said. "he was one of a kind. he arrived in our lives as an alien but he ended up touching every element of the human spirit. we will write you mo-- bring yo reaction to the death later on cnn. >> we'll be jouned by an entertainment journalist and talk about this virtuoso actor's long and illustrious career. >> the latin term for that sentiment is carpe die

mourning the loss of a legendary actor today. williams' was found dead in his tiburon home today. from an apparent suicide. his career shot to fame in the late 1970s. as the alien in t- v's "mork and mindy." c-n-n's nichelle turner takes a look back at the legacy he created. >>his high i paint brand of comedy was his trademark/but he also had a strong foe of--the land to pick side/ the juilliard school of acting revealed his dramatic side. >>robin williams and i feel restrained as an actor so they don't have that medicate me. >>he finally won his only oscar in 1998 for goodwill hunting. but he never stopped being funny, even when the topic was serious. he helped launch and co posted a eight telethons in to help the homeless. >>pam moore the house where the "mork and mindy" exteriors were shot in boulder, colorado. has become a makeshift memorial. fans gathered today to pay respects to the actor. some even left notes. the show ran from 19-78 thru 19-82. and featured williams and an alien living on earth. willams' co-star in that s

>>> the sad death of robin williams prompts a tidal wave of media mourning. blunt talk about depression and the inevitable excesses. is the coverage cathartic or

this is where nabs -- neighbors and fans left flowers and notes mourning the loss. one note is written by a child "sad robin williams is deads," and the favorite movie is "mrs. doubtfire" signed one neighbor was friends with the stop son and said robin williams would break out in spontaneous comedy routines and he feels lucky to experience that. a woman calls robin williams the most unpretentious man she ever met. >>> i am not impressed with hollywood so it is just another person that did good to the world, to his friends and everyone. i thought he was happy. i don't believe this. >>> people live on the street in tiburon say he was known as an actor and come median but he was a sweet man and here he was not a celebrity. they cannot believe he is gone. the family released a statement asking for privacy andly wife is asking the focus be on the joy that he gave to millions. he was last seen alive late sunday night much the sheriff plans to hold a resolution conference with more details of the investigation at 11 o'clock this morning. >>> his most famous role was filmed

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. >> a community in north philadelphia is in mourning tonight as funeral services are held for three children who were killed by an suv that police say had been carjacked. two women including the children's mother were also hit while they were selling fruit for a fundraiser along germantown avenue. and their mother is still in the hospital tonight. >> and she is receiving an outpouring of thoughts and prayers today. fox 29's dave schratwieser joins us live outside the church where the services were held today. dave? >> reporter: they called this a celebration of angels today for the three children killed in that carjacking crash hundreds showed up to pay their final respects. there were plenty of prayers, tears and concerns for the surviving mother and her other two children. ♪ >> reporter: they came by the hundreds to the seventh day aveeno tift church to mourn three young lives taken away at the hands of two criminals in a senseless act. the pain is still fresh. the sorrow all encompassing. >> everybody is so heart broken by this. so sad. >> reporter: as the three small white coffi

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the loss of a movie legend, williams' family mourned in private, his wife saying in a statement, i am utterly heartbroken and his daughter zelda tweeting this message, i love you, i'll miss you, i'll try to keep looking up. from those who worked with williams, the tributes pour in. sten spielberg, robin was a lightning storm of comedic genius. whoopi goldberg expressing the sadness of so many, billy crystal is right, there are no words. ben affleck saying tonight, he made matt and my dreams come true. what do you owe a guy who does that? everything. >> reporter: gary marshal discovered williams, saying he had more energy than anyone in any room. marshall today saying the first time he met robin williams, williams stood on his head in an office chair. david, always the comedian. >> hired on the spot. he said he had never interviewed an alien before. that's how he got the job for "mork and mindy." tough question to ask but was there any note, any message left for his family? do we know yet? >> reporter: we don't know, david. investigators aren't saying whether he left behind a suicide n

and malaysia in mourning.the bodies are brought home of 20 people killed when flight mh17 was shot down over ukraine. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to the program. the unites states says the islamic state group is unlike anything they have ever seen. barbaric, well funde funded fund strategically working. chuck hagel is warning that the group will be a very long fight against them. roslyn jordan reports from washington, d.c. >> reporter: after the murder of the u.s. journalist james foley. officials at the pent goal say foley's kill, he the is lame i can state group, now are a major security threat to the u.s. >> they marry ideology, a sophistication of strategic and tactical military prowess. they are tremendously well funded. oh, this is beyond anything that we have seen. so we must prepare for everything. the only way you do that is take a cold, steely hard look at it and get ready. the portrayal is much harsher than early in the year when president obama saidism s. is not as dangerous as al qaeda. but they will not say

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this is marked a national day of mourning.ies were greeted and almost given state funerals, full state honors. that's a reflection of what this country has had to endure, at least the aviation industry. two catastrophic accidents bringing down it would have large airliners of the state and national airline, loss of more than 500 lives, 93 malaysian. they've made the coming home of these 20 victims the first from mh 370, the plane that went missing. these are the first from either plane to come back. they're making this state occasion. flags at half mass. we watched the coffin draped with the malaysian flag brought in by malaysian soldiers. it's a big day for them and marks a dreadful year in aviation for malaysia. >>> the united nations says more than 190,000 people have been killed over the course of a three year conflict in syria. that's double the number a year ago. the figure is the first to be issued by the human rights office since july 2013. it documented then that 100,000 people had been killed. our middle east editor

one family celebrating, another mourning this evening. a service was held. the american journalist executed by fighters. >> the mass of remembrance took place in rochester new hamp sire. the islamic state group released a video showing a masked man beheading foley. james foley was capturedy is fighters in -- captured by is fighters in 2012. the british government says it's close to identifying james foley's killer. here is what the ambassador to the u.s. told "meet the press" this morning. >> we are not in a position yet to say who there is, but there is sophisticated recognition technology that should allow us to be clear before long. >>> it's believed to be a british citizen fighting for is in syria. >> an air base in syria was captured. it was the last stronghold. a monitoring group says the is fighters stormed the base after a day of violent clashes. syrian state tv confirms the government forces evacuated. the islamic state group seized other government bases in the area. >>> in northern iraq kurdish leaders appealed for help in the fight against the is

malaysia observing a national day of mourning friday. forensic experts in amsterdam identified these 20 victims over the past few weeks. their remains arrived in kuala lumpur, arriving from amsterdam. it was a very solemn ceremony attended by the royal family and other dignitaries as they all greeted respectfully the coffins. >> 43 of the 289 people on board flight 17 were from malaysia. ukraine and many western countries say a russian-flied missile shot down that plane over eastern ukraine july 17th. >>> we keep our focus on that side of the planet as japan continues to recover from massive and deadly landslides. and i guess more heavy rain now coming in. meteorologist ivan cabrera joins us from the cnn weather center with details on this. >> and those pictures of this mudslide are really devastating to see. >> no question about it. and they're mourning their own in the western japan as a result of this. we've lost dozens of people and dozens remain unaccounted for here. this is exactly what happens when you get landslides here. so much

they are sick and tired of mourning.[chanting] by the hundreds, they gather in parks, standing shoulder to shoulder in solidarity and praying for justice. the unarmed teen was gunned down. for unarmed young black men have been gunned down by police in just a month. it is too much. it happens too much. >> there's a lot of sadness. we haven't been able to express. >> after the peaceful protest, there must the solutions. >> we need to demand additional training and adequate punishment for civilians and public servants. >> the mother of the three-year-old told us she is tired of mourning. want my child i to grow feeling safe. prayersemn vigil and for ferguson. it was hitting very close to home for some students here. >> they will stop killing our black boys. the folks told us they were continuing to have -- continuing to pray in ferguson. live in northwest d.c. >> thank you. with abc numeral seven is wjla.com for updates on the developing situation in ferguson. we will keep you posted. breaking news out of montgomery county.

. >>> tragedy on the track has nascar fans confused and in mourning. kevin ward is dead after being hit on the track. there are a lot of questions, the most important one being did this happen on purpose. abc's taman bradley has more. >> reporter: as the racing community mourns the loss of kevin ward junior, the future of nascar's biggest star tony stewart is in question. he did not rails in the sprint cup, he decided to pull out. during the race, kevin ward's car spins out and hits the wall. according to witnesses ward gets out of the car and appears to go looking for stewart on the track. >> tony and kevin were racing very, very hard, they got close they made contact and kevin's car crashed into the outside wall, kevin got out of his car visibly frustrated with tone at the incident. >> reporter: as tony's car passes it hits wards. authorities are looking at the incident on saturday, but they have not ruled out charges. >> there is no evidence in hand or no facts that would support a criminal charge. >> reporter: tony stewart has a history of controve

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are mourning the men who saved her -- they are honoring e men who saved her life. >> charles ramsey takes the ice bucket challenge with a cup. >> reporter: it's not going to feel like the end of august, not this weekend, highs stuck in the # 0s, we warning up nicely next week, i'll ha . >> more than 125 firefighters battled a brushfire in california. high flames and thick black smoke could be seen on burbank boulevard. no word on what started. between 8 and ten acres burned, but fortunately no structures were damaged. they are dealing with the drought out there, which is not helping that situation at all. >> reporter: they are moving into a wetter type of year. this is the dry season for them. hopefully they will get moisture soon. what we have around here is moisture which we don't need around here. storm tracker 6 live double scan you can see the greens pushing in upper montgomery and bucks county. every now and then we start to see that shade of yellow popping up. i don't want to say it's a steady downpour, it's not too heavy. it's a little heavier than out here, places like macu

. >>> the philadelphia police department is mourning the death of an officer today. seth stelfox crashed his motorcycle on the pennsylvania turnpike yesterday on the turnpike. police say the officer was off duty at the time and the crash remains under investigation by state police. >>> rescuers were called to this block in burlington, ocean county, the first floor collapsed into the basement. they heard a noise during storm but couldn't figure out what it was, when they looked this morning, they saw the foundation in the front of their home gave way, and they are shoring up the home to prevent further collapse. >>> a woman crashed her car into a business in newcastle county, and it shows the damage to the music and art store in mill vehicle. police are trying to figure out why the driver lost control, she was rescued from her vehicle and taken to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. >>> police are investigating the home of connie murray, she was found dead in pennypack park last week. her husband christopher confessed to strangling her during an argument.

rizal's president dilma rousseff has declared three days of official mourning. she said that he was a great political leader with a long career and a promising future taken from him. to his family, a strong political tradition in the northeast of the country, eduardo campos had been a congressman, governor. the an important ally of workers party, he decided to run as president himself, joining forces with the leading proenvironment politician marino silva as his vice presidential candidate. roussef's mainnt opponent last time around. with many coming to terms with his death, the impact on elections that are just a few weeks away is still far from clear. bbc news, rio de janeiro. thehe united nations says number of people killed in rebel held areas in eastern ukraine has nearly doubled in the last two weeks, reaching more than 2000. the red cross says thousands are without access to water and a letter city. ukraine's interior minister insists that a russian aid convoy one not be allowed to enter the country. on truck's left moscow tuesday. int night, violence eru

the government has declared friday a national day of mourning and urged people to wear black. all people on board the flight were killed in the crash, 2/3 dutch nationals. the return of the bodies comes as malaysia tries once again to locate the wreckage of malaysia airlines flight 370 which went missing in march this year. >> to west africa where 1350 people have been killed to the ebola virus. most of those deaths have been centered in four west african countries. the nations surrounding them are starting to worry. south africa says people from those countries will not be allowed in. senegal says it is suspending flights with those nations and closing its border with guinea. those on the ivory coast have also imposed travel bans. in monrovia, many people are struggling to cope with their new lives under quarantine. much-needed water and food supplies brought in. the monrovia district of west point has been under ebola quarantine since tuesday. provisions were unloaded under the watchful eye of security forces. the lacks including -- of basics including rice and water have so

he calls the collective mourning somewhat irksome. it is somewhat irksome and he knows reading the feed makes desktops feel cheap. one minute they are posting about the dinner they had and the next minute they are writing wow or heart broken. bye rz adds that people try to out sad each other. the stream of perm -- personal remembrances is ultimately about you. what do you think about that? >> it is a new thing for us. what do you expect us to do? grieve? it is like your office but there are eight million people there. there is always one person who is mellow dramatic and they cry too much. one of us wants to show a photo of our penis and that's the way it is. >> there is one of us at this table right now. >> there is one of you every office you work at. >> we have all become news anchors forced to do that segue, that awkward segue from happy story. 500 dead found in a mass grave. and chip will be in with the weather. >> it is in a way the -- it is the water cooler. i hate to say that. >> we have to say something. >> take a new one. it

. >> fans and colleagues are mourning the loss of robin williams. the 63-year-old was found dead in his home in tiburon yesterday. williams' publicist says he was battling severe depression. >> we don't want no violence. >> michael wouldn't want that. >> another night of unrest in ferguson, missouri. witnesses say the teen who was killed by police had his hands raised when he was shot. tier gas was used to break up the crowd again. >> there may be another strike. >> workers with the golden gate transportation district could soon strike affecting commuters in santa rosa down to san francisco. the two sides are battling over salary and benefits. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." >> with thoseoh, what a catch! >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. 5:01 on your tuesday. get you out the door with traffic and weather. i guess mild is the word of the day. >> maybe just slightly below average still some comfort

all were safely on the soil, a minute of silence observed as the nation mourned. family members attended inside, and outside, manymations came to pay their respect and support the families. >> we are here for them, and we pray every day for them. >> the whole of patienta, i think we are in a situation of grief. >> the authorities have been preparing meticulously for this event. and they have determined in the past month, and now the victims are back on malaysian soil. and they will be treated with the utmost dignity. some of the remains were flown to other parts of malaysia for burial. and others were moved by hearse for burial in koala lumpur. like the caskets of one of the first officers and the flight attendants, brought to this mosque for special prayers. airline staff here remembered not only their colleagues on flight ma17, but also the crew and the crew and passengers on mh370, still missing three months o like the flag carrier they worked for, like the nation they carried, still trying to make sense. aljazeera, koala lumpur. >> in iceland, a volcano showin

. >> a very sad, although we are celebrating a premiere of a movie, we are mourning the loss, mourning the loss of a great man. he was a friend and i admired him and he is a legend. unbelievable. >> many actors tweeted thoughts and billy crystal tweeted "no words." >> kill my kimmel tweeted he was as sweet as he was funny, fur sad, please tell someone. >> he leaves behind unreleased film work including his third appearance as teddy roosevelt in next "night at the museum," and will hit theaters in december. >>> thank you, leyla gulen. and there was an article on him in 19ator the first of two face-to-face interviews with a second at the mill valley film festival 14 years ago. >> what i got out of 9 visit, this is a guy who is always on and there was no "off" switch but during the before he would go into bits and voices and accents. >> the lack of an off switch what endeared him to the fans. >> the director of williams in "mrs. doubtfire" says williams truly was one of the few people who deserved the title of "genius," and the beautiful legacy will live on forever. his onscreen daughter

rizal's president dilma rousseff has declared three days of official mourning. she said that he was a great political leader with a long career and a promising future taken from him. to his family, a strong political tradition in the northeast of the country, eduardo campos had been a congressman, governor. the an important ally of workers party, he decided to run as president himself, joining forces with the leading proenvironment politician marino silva as his vice presidential candidate. roussef's mainnt opponent last time around. with many coming to terms with his death, the impact on elections that are just a few weeks away is still far from clear. bbc news, rio de janeiro. thehe united nations says number of people killed in rebel held areas in eastern ukraine has nearly doubled in the last two weeks, reaching more than 2000. the red cross says thousands are without access to water and a letter city. ukraine's interior minister insists that a russian aid convoy one not be allowed to enter the country. on truck's left moscow tuesday. int night, violence eru

. >>> and the racing world is mourning the loss of one of its own after the tragic incident claimed theife of a promising young driver, 20-year-old kevin ward jr. was struck and killed by race car driver tony stewart during a race yesterday. now investigators are trying to determine exactly how it happened. nbc's mark barger has more. >> reporter: the fatal incident happened more than half way through last night's sprint car race. half way through, tony stewart struck a driver just moments after their cars collided. >> an investigation is ongoing. headed by this agency and reaching out to other organizations as appropriate to try and identify all the potential factors for this on-track crash and subsequent death. >> officials say 20-year-old kevin ward jr. had gotten out of his car on the dimly lit track and appeared to be trying to confront stewart when he was hit. ward was treated at the scene but died at the hospital a short time later. >> it is just an unbelievable tragedy. our hearts go out to obviously kevin and his family. thoughts and prayers, this is a very tough, very emotiona

lauren was 89. > we learned of her passing as the entertainment community continued to mourn the death of robin williams. we heard more about the battle he fought for years behind the laughter. >> the call came in just before noon on monday. >> the caller was distraught and indicated at that time there was an apparent suicide due to a hanging. just minutes later robin williams was pronounced dead. >> according to mar rine county officials williams' wife left her home thinking her husband still asleep. assistant found williams after the actor wouldn't answer the door. first responders discovered superficial cuts on williams' wrists. >> superficial wounds were not the preliminary cause of death. for years williams battled depression and addiction. earlier this summer he checked into rehab in an effort to maintain his sobriety. >> he was open about his struggles. that quick with it and unparalleled was remembered by by friends. >> he's gone way too soon. he was very talented. the national port trait gallery in washington d.c. celebrated the beloved comic with a photo from 1979. and then t

nbc news cannot independently verify the authenticity of this video. >>> fans are mourning the deathf lord richard attenboro. he won an academy award for his 1982 film "gandhi." he was famous for roles in movies like "jurassic park," "elizabeth" and the remake of "miracle on 34th street." >>> yesterday morning, at the best western in dunmore, lack wanna county, people were taken to the hospital for to get treatment for possible carbon monoxide poisoning. >> i was kind of angry. i didn't know why we had to leave. when i got outside, they wanted us to come over here and get triaged and checked out. the hotel remains closed until further notice. >>> you could be paying the lowest prices for gas for the holiday weekend since2010. right now, the national average price for a gallon of regular unleaded is $3.44. that's down 3 cents from last week and down 4 cents since the official start of summer. in philadelphia, the average price is $3.48. delaware, 3.42. in south jersey, drivers are waying $3.18. >>> new this morning, philadelphia has joined a growing number of cities to more than $2,00

as the community mourns. you are going to hear it after the break. >>> breaking overnight, new audio has emerged, allegedly, of the moment michael brown was shot. it was recorded inadd ver tantly during a video chat. listen to the audio and hear from the ferguson resident who captured the sound of the shots. listen to this. >> you are pretty. [ gunfire ] >> you are so fine. just going over some of yours. >> he was in the department. he was talking to a friend on a video chat. he heard loud noises. at the moment, at the time, he didn't realize the import of what he was hearing until afterwards. it just happened to have captured 12 seconds of what transpired out of his building. >> remarkable audio. the fbi is investigating and interviewed the client. this comes on the same day thousands packed a funeral home for a final farewell and called it a home going for michael brown. he was shot by police in his hometown of ferguson. it was an emotional service, one that included calls for peace, calls for justice. nick

fans mourning the loss of hollywood legend robin williams. placed at his star on the hollywood walk of flame as many reflect on their favorite memories. >> it is really unfortunate that happened. we are here visiting walking on the hollywood walk of fame to know one of the great individuals in the industry passed away. >> i am 12 years old -- when i was 12 years old i saw mrs. doubt fire for the first time. that range was electric. i said that's what i have to do for a living. >> randy writes rip mr mr. williams, you were one heck of a funny man. i hope you earned your wings and you stand at the right-hand side of god in heaven. >> >> robin williams also being remembered for his love and support for our p trues. >> when i come here for you>> the comedic legend took part in 6 uso tours since 2002 traveled to afghanistan, cue kuwait and qatar bringing laughter and joy to tens of thousands of our great men and women and their families. one soldier says the actor touched his life at a time when he was most depressed. >> i was on the side of the s

mourn. all of them coming together. but still once the service is over, we're going to hit a critical point. we're going to move into the next phase which will be will charges be brought against officer wilson and the grand jury will determine that. >> another development looming over this investigation is this "new york times" story over the weekend about just how michael brown's body was treated in the hours immediately following his shooting. that's really sent people reeling. everyone i know really reacting to that in an intense way. it seems like such a sign of disrespect that it laid out for as long as it did. how do you see that impacting the proceedings? >> i don't know. as you said, the community is a bit taken aback by this sort of deviation from protocol because this is just so unorthodox. when it comes to the proceedings, the grand jury is going to be focusing on the evidence. the prosecutor is going to control what's before the grand jury. i dont even know whether the aspect of

. >> neighbors and others who knew him were celebrating his life even as they continue to mourn him. amy hollyfield is in tiburon with that part of the coverage. amy? >> yes, this is a personal loss for tiburon. had internationally known actor called tiburon home and here they welcomed the man, not the celebrity. >> the family stopped by the home of robin williams this morning so say good buy to the man known as an act report and comic and here known as a nice neighbor. >> amazing. bicycling through, sometimes and i have a business and he just...used to come with a cup of coffee and say, hi, like just an amazing good person. we have seen him in mill valley at the comedy theater and it is sad. i don't know what else to say. >> williams went a celebrity here, just a kind, unpretentious man. residents and fans started leaving flowers and notes in front of his gate yesterday including a net from a child named fletcher who wrote "i love mrs. doubt fire." this morning a 13-year-old from san rafael stopped by with flowers. >> one of my favorite movies and he is a great actor. >> his wife as

the we mourn the death of another legend. up next remembering lauren mccall. >> also this morning, there are new detetails in the death of robin williams. what investigators found when they went inside his home. >>> and, some very cool video of a gigantic turtle being rescued off the jersey shore. that fellow 800 pounds, i'm told, 800. katie? >> and we are looking ahead thankfully to day of transition here in the delaware valley. still obviously rain over my shoulder, the brunt of the system now done. not completely in the clear. we will go over some rain totalsment talk about what the rest of the week has in store. full details straight ahead. >> ♪ >> katie and i are the only ones in the studio that know this song. >> yes. >> and i think the men are proud of that fact. >> one direction fans will be swooning to this song when the group takes the stage at the lincoln financial field tonight and katie we have some good news. >> you want to know why? >> what? >> there are tickets still available. >> sweet! >> i think i did hear

protesters mourned the death also of mike brown.anizers said they were determined to keep the march peaceful. >>> and it was a gloomy start to the weekend, but changes on the way. i'll let you know what to expect on your sunday plus the workweek forecast all coming up in just a bit. >>> from our jersey shore bureau, a grow your own pot seminar brings dozens to at lan tick city covering the business and legal aspects of the marijuana industry. the california-based company is behind the seminar. they'll use basil and rosemary to teach the course since only medical marijuana is legal in new jersey. they predict the laws will be changing soon. >> the law is changing so fast that even though it's not legal to grow your own here right now, it will be very soon. in the surrounding states as well. we have an opportunity to start a new economy and have new careers, new jobs here in this particular area, and the folks that we're training are going to be first through the door. >> an estimated 70 to 100 people are expected to attend the semina

. >> and tonight we mourn the loss of robin williams found dead at the age of 63. good evening. i am heather holmes. >> and i am frank somerville. the sheriff's department confirmed this afternoon that robin williams' body was founds inside his home earlier today. ktvu's allie rasmus is live now in the news room with what we know tonight after his shocking death. >> reporter: the sheriff's office isn't revealing a lot of information about the circumstances surrounding his death right now but a source close to the investigation tells me the 63-year-old was found hanged in the home he shared with his wife. investigators were called to the home around noon responding to a call about a man not breathing. robin williams was pronounced dead. he had roots in the bay area. he went to redwood high school and studied at the college of marine and lived in san francisco for many years where he made surprise appearances at comedy clubs. we found this interview from the 1990s where he talked about why he loved living in san francisco. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> it is a human game

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people are trying to mourn the situation the best they can and respect what michael brown's father said yesterday, have a peaceful day with no demonstrations. and with respect to his son. michael? >> robert, obviously a lot of eyes and attention on the memorial service. a lot of people are expected to attend. in fact, they had to bring in extra seats to accommodate an extra thousand people there in st. louis missouri. what have you heard from the guests and speakers at the funeral? >> the first was a note or release from the press secretary saying that the governor has decided not to attend this morning so he could let the family go through their process of grief and not draw any attention from the situation. the thing is that the governor was on that list to be there this morning, and some of the lawmakers and other people who have been critical of the way he has handled the situation will likely take up the fact that he is not showing up this morning. in addition we have people from the entertainment industry, p. daddy, snoop dogg is expected to be in attention. the eulogy given by re

hundreds gathered to mourn some of the victims of israeli air strikes.ports say eight people were killed in gaza by the strikes. hamas militants continue to fire rocket into israel. at least ten were launched on sunday, one of which wounded three people. >>> japan's prime minister visited hiroshima where at least 50 people are dead and dozens missing in the landslides there. rain is triggering more landslides in other parts of japan this week. authorities are considering setting up an early warning system. >>> tropical storm cristobal blamed for one death. the u.s. national hurricane center says crishobal may strengthen into a hurricane but it's expected to curve away from the east coast. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> clear skies this morning. no clouds in the area. so the temperatures are coming down, 64 degrees in philadelphia. humidity is at 84%. that number will be coming down today. we have a north/northwesterly wind at 5 miles an hour. we will see plenty of sunshine, completely clear view, looking across

and hollywood mourns again tonight. >>> thanks for watching abc news.o "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night, america.

it's got to be ewing, mourning and iverson. >> i've got to talk about garry williams who was a coach when i there was back in the late '70s. >> '70s, really? i thought it was the '50s. >> congratulations. >> we'll see you back here at 7:00. >> ice bucket challenge. >> pelley: tonight, back in battle. the president orders u.s. warplanes to attack sunni muslim extremists in northern iraq to stop a campaign of terror. but he makes americans this promise: >> i will not allow the united states to be dragged into fighting another war in iraq. >> pelley: reports from david martin, holly williams, and major garrett. the truce is over in gaza. the rocket attacks resume and the death toll mounts. clarissa ward is in gaza. jeff pegues on g.m. recalling more than potentially dangerous vehicles. why the company says you shouldn't park this s.u.v. in your garage. and "on the road." what's behind that sign? a success story told by steve hartman. >> reporter: this is a $3.5 million company now?

. >>> in that community where a tragic series of events began, neighbors are mourning the life of a young girl and some are still haunted by what they saw. stephanie ramirez continues our team coverage as she spoke to a witness. >> reporter: a witness who saw this unfold yesterday asked not to be identified. you can still hear his voice describe what happened. >> i heard a barrage of gunfire probably at beach road. after hearing the first baroque i walked over to where i saw the gunshots. at that time the police had surrounded a suspect and aboutfour to five police officers got out of their cars with their gun drawns, proceeding to shoot the suspect. >> reporter: this witness today consider carried a heavy heart saying he later saw when police discover add 3-year-old girl inside. to find out she had died. >> we were pretty shaken up because of the age of the girl. >> reporter: all of yesterday's events starting with the double shooting of the great grandmother outside their home silenced much of the neighborhood today except for their different churches. and their members of the community

legend, this morning, mourning lauren becall. what a voice. >>> i'm john berman. >> and i'm christine romans. it's 4:00 a.m. in the east. we welcome all the viewers here in the united states and around the world. up first, robin williams' final details. the beloved actor's suicide. the marin county sheriff describing in detail how the troubled star hanged himself in his home. we're finding out robin williams was trying to get help for the depression that ultimately overcame him. more from cnn's tim rowlands. >> reporter: good morning. there was a tribute to williams at the san francisco giants game. he was a longtime giants fan and a member of this community. people really did have a special attachment with robin williams. and he had a special attachment with this area of the country. meanwhile, we did get the news yesterday on the specifics around his death. he did die of asphyxiation. that's the preliminary autopsy report. and he did die at his own hands, hanging using a belt in a closet. his wife was with him the night before

. >> overnight, hollywood mourned the loss of legendary actor robin williams. from the iconic comedy club, the laugh factory to the hollywood walk of fame to the premiere of "expendables 3," shock and sadness. >> we are mourning the loss of such a great man. you know, he was such a fantastic actor. >> he was awe a unique guy. he was just a force of nature. >> reporter: the academy award winner died monday at his home in northern california. they suspect he took his own life. williams representative said he had been battling severe depression of late. online fan, celebrities and williams' family grieved. i love you, i miss you, i'll try to keep looking up his daughter zelda tweeted. >> he was one of a kind. he arrived in our lives as an alien but he ended up touching every element of our spirit. as an oddball alien in the television classic "mork & mindy." >> be free. you must revolt against your oppressors. you nothing to lose but your shells. >> reporter: entertainment weekly called him the funniest man alive but many of his roles were mixed with warmth and wi

she's so mournful and so tired. she's almost hunched over at the waist. her yesterday to walk into the room with the mother of sean bell and trayvon martin's mother, it seemed to lift her spirits. it's the first time during our interview that i saw her smile. sabrina fulton who is trayvon martin's mother. made a joke. she later told me she made that joke on purpose because she wanted to at least see her laugh a little bit and then the people in the room all tried to take credit for the joke and trayvon martin's mom says that was my joke. i did that. it was the first time that i had seen her smile, and i ended the interview and i asked her, because the two mothers had been talking, saying, you know, how they felt about her and they were not going to let her go. as we know trayvon martin's mother has a foundation now and she turned to them and she said i'm sorry this happened to you and she turned to trayvon martin's mother said i'm sorry this happened and sean bell aus mother said i'm sorry this happened to you. in all of the pain and suffering and angst a

we are celebrating a premiere but we are mourning, mourning the loss of such a great man and a frienddmired him. he is a legend. unbelievable. >> many have tweeted condolences. billy crystal where "no words." jimmy kimmel said he was as tweet as funny, fur -- if you are sad, tell someone. >> he left unreleased movies including the third appearance as teddy roosevelt in "night at the museum." >> robin williams started as a wild stand up comic but was the most celebrated actors ranging from comedies to hbo specials and the impact on film wi oscar for "good will hunting," proving he could take on characters with roles including "mrs. doubtfire" and "aladdin," and "the bird cage." and "the bird cage." he get his start comedy >> you felt like you knew him for a long time, all your life and if you few him for a great part of the life, man, it sucks. >>the career spokesmanned 40 years on stage, between and television. >> if boston, fans have turned the "goodwill hunting," bench to a moment where they are bringing flowers to the bench from the oscar winning film. one shared these photos. fans

these family members can begin to mourn their loss.or other family members that lost family members on mh 370 that vanished in march, there's yet to closure. >>> now they are furry endearing to many. it seems the monkeys have indulged in in to much monkey business. >> they live on top of the rocks and a muze the tourists. in search of a meal, the monkeys are venturing into town. great if you're visiting. >> just come out of our hotel to do shopping and we did not think we would see a monkey perched upon the ledge in the middle of the street. i've heard about them, but i didn't think we'd see them at all. so yeah -- >> but the monkeys a taste for what humans can provide. some are getting in the swing of urban life here. >> this has become a nuisance at this school. >> we've had whole packs of monkeys coming down. some of them are very cute, and others are threatening. >> the 200 monkeys spend the vast majority of time on the rock. authorities are working to stop some of them venturing down into town. >> they're very clever. like humans,