de martes 26 de agosto liberan en colombia quien fuera el jefe de sicarios de pablo escobar alias popeyeego de pasar 22 aÑos no tras las rejas. jÓvenes aseguran que fueron intimidados luego de que fueran retirados del evento. aumenta el flujo de inmigrantes asiÁticos hacia los estados unidos. en california nuevo sistema de alerta temprana podrÍa salvar cientos de vida y ahorrar millones en daÑos provocados por temblores comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. >> jairo velÁzquez jefe de sicarios de pablo escobar fue liberado de las cÁrcel de colombia una caravana de 5 vehÍculos con el mÁs alto blindaje fueron parte del esquema de seguridad en su camino hacia bogotÁ. siguen 52 meses de libertad condicional deberÁ presentarse ante la tutorÍa de judiciales y no podrÁ salir del paÍs desde bogotÁ jessy vaquero con la polÉmica liberaciÓn cómo fue la salida y quÉ va a pasar con él? >> muy buenas noches, alia la salida de popeye estuvo marcada por la demora dos dÍas esperaron los medios de comunicaciÓn como las aut

-popeye. >> mÉxico y otros paÍses estÁn en la lista de mÁs secuestros.cial es unas imÁgenes donde se aprecia a los policÍas totales de michoacÁn castigando a un muchacho que se encuentra atado a un Árbol. mientras los agentes se burlan del joven le lanzan fuerte chorro de agua. segÚn se tratarÍa de un estudiante ligado a las guardias comunitarios. >> miles de inmigrantes que fueron deportados de los estados unidos podrÍa cambiar radicalmente y que existe la posibilidad de que regresen a este paÍs. jaime garcÍa no explica por quÉ la policÍa que lo soporto los tendrÁ que recibir. >> miles de inmigrantes que fueron deportados en los Últimos cinco aÑos como podrÍan volver a los estados unidos gracias a un acuerdo prejudicial entre el departamento de seguridad nacional y defensores de los derechos civiles. >> es histÓrico porque le hemos puesto freno a los abusos que hemos sabido que han ocurrido en dÉcadas de forzar a personas afirmar su propia deportaciÓn. >> se estima que 400.000 inmigrantes firmar su salida voluntaria en los Últimos cinco aÑos. pero a tra

should we buy popeye's on this dip? let's take a closer look at ceo of popeye's louisiana kitchen to hear more about the quarter. cheryl, welcome back to the show. >> thank you, jim. >> he we had a dramatic game changer this morning. tim hortons and burger king getting together. some people said that's out of taxes. my sources say that's not. it is about trying to get more growth. when popeye's hears that, do you say, you know what? my stock needs to go higher. i've got to consider something that would be transformative and really get the stock moving like horton's and burger king. >> you know, jim, we feel like we are doing exactly with a we need to do to get our stock moving, that's building out the footprint of popeye's in the u.s. and around the world. i've said many times this chain has an opportunity to double if size in the u.s., and then fully exploit the new footprint around the globe. plenty of growth runway in this company and therefore if this stock. >> well, if that's the case, you deliver what we typically

mano siniestra de este hombre de mirada frÍa y sonrisa helada john jairo velÁsquez vÁsquez arias popeyeiento no dudÓ en confesar sus crÍmenes frente a la justicia colombiana, por el contrario lo hacÍa con orgullo. >> ejecutarlos, descuartizarlos con una motosierra pequeÑa y los quemamos toda la noche. quedaron los huesos y los chocamos con martillos. >> 24 aÑos para la justicia ordenÓ liberarlo, uno de los familiares. federico arellano cuyo padre muriÓ al ser volado en el aire considera inaceptable que quede en libertad. >> de modo que para mucha gente 40 aÑos no essuficiente para hablar de 3000 muertes,, 250 carros bombas mÁs o menos para tratar unas cifras que se manejan en los medios. >> pero la justicia colombiana dice que popeye pagÓ por sus crÍmenes y ya se rehabilitÓ. >> soy un hombre totalmente nuevo, cambiÉ mis anti valores por valores. >> hemos monitoreado lo que hay respecto esta persona, la pena por la que se lo deja en libertad es por trÁfico de estupefacientes cuando se lo capturÓ por ese delito estaba libre respecto de las otras investigaciones penales. >> el ministro de

r tres mil personas y hoy dice temer por su vida. >> esta es la mÁs reciente de a declaraciÓn de popeyeos detenido por dec a decenas de asesinatos en la d a decada de los 80. >> yo creo que por mi propia mano unos 250 peronas, por or n ordenes unas 1500. >> planeÓ el estallido de el avion bajor orden de pablo es escobar, 107 ocupantes murieron. >> es increiÍble. >> este funcionario acompaÑÓ a p popeye en la liberaciÓn. >> las ciudades han cambiado m c mucho en 23 aÑos asÍ que enfr enfrenta una jungla de cemento. >> la libertad hggenerÓ polemi e entre famliiares de las victi victimas. >> no es justo. >> si eso dice la ley colombiana hauy que aceptarlo. >> lo mismo piensdaa el congr t congresista. >> hay que aceptar que ayudÓ con la verdad, ha pagado bastantes aÑos de carcel y la legislaciÓn lo aprueba. >> lo que si se sabe es que debe presentarse cada vez que sea r q requerido y no puede salir del paÍs en 52 meses. >> olas de hasta 15 piues de a t altura y esto sigue maÑana por e el huracan mary que ha causado fuertes marejadas. residentes se preparan para p prevenir daÑos. surfistas lo

the popeye's is in brooklyn park on ritchie highway.d in the back stock room, he discovered a woman's body. police say she has significant injuries to her body. she worked last night, but detectives are still trying to figure out who had a motive to hurt her. police are asking anyone who went to the popeye's haste night to give them a call. >>> three days after joan rivers went into cardiac arrest, her family remains hopeful that she'll be okay. her daughter released a statement saying the family is keeping their fingers crossed and thanking people for support. she was undergoing a minor procedure in manhattan thursday when her heart stopped. she's 81 years old but looked to be in good health just the day before. >>> some kids have gone back to class. we'll tell you about some changes come thing school year aimed at keeping kids safe. >>> it's a busy night. prince william, fauquier county, montgomery, fairfax counties under a severe thunderstorm warning. warning. jus ♪ good morning, usher! hey! did you know bees communicate through danc

jairo velÁsquez vÁsquez alias popeye, el sicario predilecto de uno de pablo escobar. >> yo no lo matabaicario, federico arellano cuyo padre muriÓ al ser volado en el aire en un aviÓn con mÁs de 107 pasajeros, considera inaceptable que quede en libertad. >> 40 aÑos tampoco serÍa suficiente para las 1000 muertes, 400 policÍas, para tardar una cifra que se manejan en los medios. >> pero la justicia dice que popeye pagÓ por sus crÍmenes. >> soy un hombre totalmente nuevo. >> hemos monitoreado respecto de esta persona, incluso le digo mÁs, la pena para que está dejando libertad corresponde al delito de trÁfico de estupefacientes, cuando se lo capturÓ por ese delito estaba libre respecto de las otras investigaciones penales que habÍa. >> el ministro de justicia dice que tiene derecho a disfrutar de la libertad condicional que le entrega la justicia. la excarcelaciÓn del hombre de confianza de pablo escobar sigue siendo tema de controversia, pues para muchos ninguna pena ni ningÚn castigo de la justicia podrÁ calmar el dolor que causÓ este hombre y sus secuaces a tantas miles de familias en es

tell us about this figure of popeye. how legendary is he?he's the ideal man for a criminal organization. bloody, determined and loyal. he, by his own account, has killed more than 250 people, ordered the assassination or responsible for the death of about 3,000 more. led kidnaps, coordinated bombs, a bombing campaign against the government and its institutions, was guilty of torture. all of this confessed. so i would say that he's quite a legend. >> and so why has it come to this point now after admitting to all of these murders and serving time that the authorities see fit to release him? >> in spite of the horrible things that he's done, according to colombian law, he's paid his debt to society. when he handed himself in, there was some sort of accord where he would have his sentence reduced. it was originally for 35 years, approximately. he paid 24. and now he can go out on parole. >> what is the action when you get a figure like this out again? >> people are appalled. they say, how can a man who's done all this stuff go free just like th

popeye is among the few who did pay for his crimes. others were freed years ago with much shorter eventses. >> popeye is now in a secret location where em start a probation period of four years. while this is seen as a test for colombia, it's also the opportunity to close the door on one of the darkest chapters in the country's history. al jazeera, bogota. . >> former f.b.i. director louie freese in intensive care in a new hampshire tonight two days after he crashed his s.u.v. in southern vermont. the 64-year-old underwent surgery against tuesday and is under armed guard at dartmouth hitchcock medical center. the burlington free press says police have interviewed him and hope to speak to him again to determine what caused this single car crash. freese was director of the f.b.i. from 1993 to 2001. amazon.com making a billion dollar bet on a company called twitch. before yesterday, people who don't play video games probably never heard of it. but 50 million gamers know exactly what it is and they are flocking to the site. "real money"'s

residentes de medellÍn, colombia han denunciado al o manÍas desde que el sicario conocido como popeyeescondiÓ pablo escobar hace dÉcadas. >> pocos dÍas antes de salir de prisiÓn jairo velÁsquez dijo que aÚn hay caletas donde pablo escobar escondiÓ dinero. apenas dÍas despuÉs extraÑos actos comenzaron a suceder. >> me ataron las manos, los pies. fui conducida al baÑo. me dejaron a custodia de uno mientras el otro revisaba la casa. >> una abuela que prefiriÓ mantener su rostro reserva vive en el mismo barrio donde fue extinto el capo colombiano. este fue el estado en que los bandidos dejaron su casa despuÉs de amordazarla. >> el propÓsito era excavar en un lugar de la residencia, el parecer segÚn los informes primarios de la policÍa pretendÍa en la ubicaciÓn. >> de la residencia no se robaron nada, >> venÍan por algo que habían dejado aquÍ les dije que no habÍa nada. les dije que vivía con mi nieta y mi hija. >> entraron como en las Épocas de escobar como funcionario de una empresa de comunicaciones no le hicieron daÑo y destrozaron el lugar en bÚsqueda un supuesto tesoro escondido. aun

entre new york y new jersey y se convertir una vÍctima del cartel de medellÍn a quien pertenecÍa popeyer crÍmenes de lesa humanidad. >> popeye que confesÓ haber asesinado por lo menos de 300 personas tendrÁ un perÍodo de prueba de 51 meses bajo. libertad condicional >> en mÉxico, se unen mÁs voces que piden la suspensiÓn de actividades de la mina de cobre luego de que provocar el derrame de 41 m de una soluciÓn Ácida a un rÍo de sonora. situaciÓn que debe evaluar el impacto econÓmico ya que es considerado el peor desastre ambiental del sector minero del paÍs. >> la universidad de california de los angeles publicÓ un estudio que determina que la diabetes en pacientes de bajo recursos es mÁs severa y puede llevar más amputaciones. >> la seÑora luz alegrÍa asiste a un examen mÉdico que analiza si su diabetes estÁ analizando su circulaciÓn, un examen que es de rutina pero hace unos aÑos era de lujo que casi le cuesta la vida. >> yo antes tenÍa seguro que nunca me iba a chequear pero cuando ya me di cuenta de que la diabetes estaba avanzada y de tenÍa seis puntos. >> personas que en californ

he's known by his nickname as popeye. he's now 52 years old. even before he was 18 he joined up with this man, the late pablo escobar and his cocaine cartel. escobar once supplied 80% of all the cocaine snorted in the united states. velasquez is accused of killing 300 people. he's admitted in having a hand of 3,000 killings in the 1980s and 1990s. authorities believe him including his own girlfriend one of companies bar's former lovers. yesterday officials in colombia let popeye out of prison for good behavior. listen to some of his rap sheet. he detonated more than 250 car bombs. he organized dozens of kidnappings including one that nabbed this guy who went on to become the president of colombia. popeye himself is linked to the 1989 bombing of a passenger jet which killed more than 100 people. and investigators also say he helped plot the assassination of this man, a presidential candidate and that got him 30 years in prison. but now he served his time and he's free partly because officials say he helped investigators put other people behind b

. ♪ >> reporter: there was that unforgettable role in "popeye."liams very quickly moved into dramatic territory. with "the world according to garp" in 1982 about a struggling writer and his romantic entanglements. a. >> a short story. i wrote it for you. >> you wrote it for me. >> many of his most famous roles mixed wit and warmth. "good morning vietnam." >> what is the demilitarized zone? sounds like something from "the "wizard of oz." oh, no, don't go in there. >> reporter: "the dead poet society." >> call me mr. keating or if you're daring captain my captain. >> reporter: "mrs. doubtfire." >> hello! >> and "good will hunting." >> talk about you, who you are. and i'm fascinated. i'm in. >> reporter: for which he won an oscar for best supporting actor. but all of that on-screen humor masked inner turmoil. in the early 1980s, a problem with cocaine which he claimed to have quit after the fatal overdose of his friend and fellow comedian josh belushi. he spoke to abc's barbara walters about it. >> people also feel in writing about you, reading the i

. >>> murder at a popeye's. tonight police want your help in finding the killer. police say 47-year-old louis moreal was working at the popeye's in brooklyn parks last night. early this morning the restaurant's manager found the victim's body in a stock room after she suffered some type of upper body trauma. now police want to hear from anyone who may know what happened. >> right now what we're asking is anybody who might have seen anything last night, the restaurant closed around 1:00 a.m., the drive through, and the dining area. and they might close a little earlier than that. has anybody witnessed anything, see anything unusual to give us a call. >> police say that the woman was working as late as 1:00 this morning. they say at this point they are not sure what the motive for her killing may have been. >>> prince george's county police officers canvassed areas today near the river trail where they found 20-year-old everett robert brown dead saturday in cottage city. he had been shot several times. today officers searched the area for a motive and a suspect in t

robert altman. ♪ i yam what i yam what i yam ♪ and that's all that i yam because i yam what i yam ♪ >> popeyeandful of films that followed were mostly disappointing. >> good morning, vietnam! >> finally, director barry levinson found the actor a role that offered the perfect fit. >> is that me or does that sound like an elvis presley movie? viva dan nang. >> his role as a road military disc jockey won him a nomination for best actor. >> too loud? >> as did his role as a quiet and inspiring boarding school english teacher in 1989's "dead poets society." >> dead poets dedicated to sucking the marrow out of life. >> i think dead poets was probably my favorite. just to get started, the idea of doing a movie that people treated as more than a movie. i once met a guy who said i gave up my job at sears and became a teacher because of you. i went i hope things are going well. >> excuse me! >> williams earned a third such oscar nod for his depiction of a man who becomes unhinged and homeless after the murder of his wife. >> i'll come back in the morning and i'll call you if you let me. >> then came hi

he's known as popeye. to have killed hundreds of people himself and ordered thousands of killings. he was a top hitman for the colombian drug lord pablo escobar in the 1980s and 1990s. he was convicted for his part in the killing of a former presidential candidate in 1999. he turned state witness against a former minister who ordered the killing. sounds complicated, doesn't it? with me is william marquez, who's lived through some of the worst of the violence in colombia. glad you're here in one piece to talk to us, william. why has he been released early, first of all? >> you have to understand in colombia, there are no life sentences, even for such high-profile murders. at the time he handed himself in, there was a deal that if you did so, you would get a reduced sentence. so his sentence was 35 years, more or less. he paid 22. so legally, he was able to walk free. >> i just gave a few brief details of what he's supposed to have done. but there's a long list of crimes. >> oh, yeah. a bombing campaign agai

for director robert altman. ♪ i yam what i yam what i yam >> popeye and the films that followed wereng vietnam! >> finally, director barry levinson found the actor a role that offered the perfect fit. >> is that me or does that sound like an elvis presley movie? viva dan nang. >> his role as a disk jockey earned him an emmy for best actor. >> too loud? >> as did his role as a quiet and inspiring boarding school english teacher in 1989's "dead poets society." >> dead poets dedicated to sucking the marrow out of life. >> i think dead poets was probably my favorite. the idea of doing a movie that people treated as more than a movie. i once met a guy who said i gave up my job at sears and became a teacher because of you. i went i hope things are going well. >> williams earned a third such oscar nod for a picture of a man who becomes unhinged and homeless after the murder of his wife. >> i'll come back in the morning and i'll call you if you let me. >> then came his role as sean maguire, community professor and psychologist. >> you don't know about real loss because that only occurs when

velÁsquez vÁsquez conocido como sicario de pablo escobar podrÍa salir en libertad la prÓxima semana popeyenuar el flujo migratorio de centro americanos que salen sus paÍses huyendo de la violencia para mejorar su situaciÓn económica en su intento de cruzar mÉxico y luego a los estados unidos muchos jÓvenes se pierden en el camino otros terminan muertos, salvador castellanos desde san salvador tiene historia de sueÑos frustrados y familias sumidas en el dolor. >> el salvador no puede ser entendido sin tomar en cuenta el fenÓmeno de la emigración, un tercio de sus 7 millones de habitantes vive fuera del paÍs cada dÍa 700 mÁs emprenden viajes sobre todo hacia estados unidos. es un rÍo de gente que va buscando mejorar su situaciÓn económica, reunirse con sus padres, huyendo de la creciente inseguridad. >> en este paÍs vivimos en una situaciÓn tan difÍcil que a la gente que si quiere vivir aquÍ pero no puede. hay una pobreza tremenda, a los jÓvenes les han cortado las alas. >> no son pocos los que se pierden el camino cuyos familiar y buscan con desesperaciÓn, los que son mÁrtires del tráfico h

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there was that unforgettable role in "popeye." many of his most famous roles, mixed wit and warmth.od morning, vietnam." >> something out of the wizard of oz, oh, no, don't go in there. >> reporter: dead poet's society. >> in this class call me mr. keating, if you are slightly daring, 'o captain, my captain. >> reporter: "mrs. doubtfire." and "good will hunting" he won an oscar for best supporting actor. but all that onscreen humor masked inner turmoil. in the early 1980s, a problem with co-cane which he clmd to have quit after the fatal everdose of his friend and fellow comedian john belushi. he spoke to abc's barbara walters about it. >> here is a guy who was probably within of the toughest strongest people you can ever meet. he is taken out. basically it cloond eaned up a generation of people. this guy was as strong as any body you could meet. john for a laugh could run into the wall and get up and dupe it again. if it took him out, you realize, we're all pretty mortal. >> reporter: he got sober for many years it appears. but then he relapsed. williams checked himself into rehab

de martes 26 de agosto liberan en colombia quien fuera el jefe de sicarios de pablo escobar alias popeyes comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪

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 are your lines but rabin that was mixing improv with the script right away. >>pam moore throughout his years as a hollywood success, williams went on to make a number of appearances in the bay area. you can continue to follow our coverage online -- at our website kron4- dot-com. there you can find celebrities reflecting on williams' life and his death. also photos of williams through the years. and you can also leave your condolences on our website. kron-4-dot-com. coming up. we continue our special coverage on the sudden death of robin williams. a bay area and national treasure. a look at the problems he struggled with off the big screen. plus -- hollywood paying its respects to williams. the growing memorial a

las autoridades en colombia verb investigan si el jefe de sicarios habÍa dejado entendido alias el popeyeando una patrulla rondea rond el vecindario los hombres se fueron. >>> un tratamiento que ayuda a las migraÑas. le contamos de qÉe se trata. >>> un brote >>> un nuevo tratamiento promete aliviar las terribles migraÑas, estos intensos dolores de cabeza que son la pesadilla de miles de personas. se trata de un implante que se puede regular a control remoto. vanessa hauc nos explica. >>> ja inicio sufre de migraÑas de 15 aÑos de ed. >>> me molesta la luz me duelen os ojos y me da asco. >>> muchos describen como insoportable. >>> el 15% de las mujeres sufre de migraÑa y 6% de los hombres. >>> una luz de esperanza este hombre es el primer paciente en el paÍs en someterse a una cirugÍa experimental para tratar la migraÑa >>> los doctores en el centro mÉdico wecs ner en ohio, le implantaron una cirugÍa. la idea que cuando el paciente sienta los primeros sÍntomas del dolor de cabeza active a control remoto el aparato sobre su mejilla que causa un cortocircuito en los nervios. >>> el aparato pe

i was with him when he was doing popeye, his first major film role. to mork and mindy, because it was new at that time. it was novel. and we handdn't seen anything le that before. and here he comes mastering this unbelievable role he took on for years as mork, so that is what i remember. >> and the amazing range, the characters you mentioned as you think back to them. who has that kind of range? very few artists. >> that is for sure. >> you talk about steve martin, his tweet today. i could not be more stunned by the loss of williams. mensch, great acting partner, genuine soul. >> yes's definitely, a man with a good heart, definitely. >> did you ever get a chance, ben, to see him interact with jonathan winters? >> i never met that genius, no. >> well, you're not old enough. our older viewers might have. well, it was really incredible. they're all still reeling from this sudden news of robin williams, dying at the age of 63. at least in our minds, at this point. >> many of us of my generation, in the '70s and '60s and '80s remember him popping up at any

actually, popeye did pay for his crimes. there are many other escobar associates who were freed with much shorter sentences. >> he was handed over to his family in a secretly location. he will start a probation period of 4 years. it's an opportunity to close the door on one of the darkest chapters in the country's history. al jazeera, bogota. >> still to come on the newshour, michelle zlatini announces whether or not he will run for fifa president. we will tell you his decision in just a little while. >> in venus, the world's oldest film festival. who will take the top prize? the golden lion in 10 days' time? ? >> al jazeera america presents: >> smile and look at the camera. >> edge of eighteen >> i thought grades would get me into college. >> the tough realities >> the bullying became too much to take for me. >> my parents basically hated each other. >> facing our kids >> that's not how life works, apparently. >> look what i have for you... you can't have it. >> i'm not giving up - my father can't take those dreams away fro

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i went no, he only has one, it's called popeye. think it would be-- the character would be more likable if he could open both eyes, no, pal, that's the way he's been for 50 years. >> oh, i can't see, oh, it's all different. can we understand him no, that's the part, he mumbles. i'm sorry. it's the business, you know, it's always that thing of maybe that's why stand-up appeals because there's no rules. >> rose: is there any fear of failure when you're up there. >> oh, yes, but i guess you get over that and take a chance. because you have to really, you have to fail in order to find the new. that's what is so nice of going in these clubs, sometimes-- . >> rose: you have to fail to find the new. >> you have to kind of take the chance, even bomb, i guess, but it's like you really kind of let go, and say, to really, because it kind of peels away. what happens is it shakes you up, it scarce you and you go back and work harder and thin, it's like i guess maybe it's the same way on anything where you, you know, you kick it out. it doesn't

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and popeye's revamped to focus on louisiana roots. u.s. taco opens monday.he way. the company hoping it will help them rise above the fast food fray. brandi hitt, abc news, huntington, beach, california. >> what do you think -- caviar tacos? lobster tacos. >> where's my lobster tacos. >> traditional seafood -- ♪ it's raining tacos >> this is from my chichi's days. >> chichi's, a blast from the past. >> i do table side guacamole. make it spicy. >> spicy, i like that. dishing up the lobster tacos there, right? >> i was. and then i hide things in my sombrero. a show for the kids. didn't have that there. coming up, last night's teen choice awards. who is taking the prize for their hot fashions? >> member of the kardashian family cashing in once again by publishing her selfies. next in "the skinny." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our ♪ skinny so skinny >> well, time to check out "the skinny." topping our headlines this morning. billy joel, christie brinkley, together again at least for an evening. >> remember the piano man, featured brin

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. >> when i saw popeye remembered that an agent called me and said robin, can't you open your other eye? i said, no, he only has one. it is pop-eye. the character would be much more likable if you could open both eyes. i said no, pal. "i can't see!" of -- there are no rules. >> is there any fear of failure when you're out there? >> i guess you have to get over that and take a chance. you have to fail in order to find the new. sometimes-- >> you have to fail to find the new? >> you have to take a chance, even bomb, to let go. it peels away. it scares you and you go back and work harder. i guess it is the same way on anything. you kick it out, it doesn't work -- go to phase two. "don't fall back!" "stay with me!" "go ahead, go towards the wasteland!" "i don't need -- come on, go with me! fight through it!" you go out and eventually, something will kick in. that is why takes a while but if you have the courage you can do it. >> 2002 was the year of change for both were robin williams and myself. it was his first psychological thriller. i was recuperating from heart surgery. that would also