one study found that there's nearly 2,000 more suicides in the 4 montft robin williams took his own life four years ago. an alarming 10% increase. >> when it becomes dangerous is when we talk about suicide in

her sister said that she was fixated on robin williams' death. about suicide, and especially these people who ige just these high-wattage taars, super creative, and then their death by suicide just catches us all by surprise? >> yeah. it's somewhat perilous, i think, to try to connect these two. ct for all of these cases, there's often different motives. we may not always know exactly e at's happening to the person. s have to be careful, i think, neen sort of looking at one case and trying to say, "well, how do ot apply this to, you know, other circumstances?" >> ninan: and yet these people all suffer in silence. >> that's true. we certainly can see how no r tter your walk of life or your stature that people can be at risk. >>: titely, david, whybodoope oe will get from it? >> i just thought that robin was an unforgettable character and genius, and i hope people gain an appreciation for the breadth of his accomplishment and really why his life and his work were so inseparable. >> you don't know about real loss because it only occurs when you love

. >>> then, robin williams remembered in a new documentary. >> we were the best of friends. >> our emotional night w9 comic that is knew himbest. > tom cruise's mission. >> what the hell is he doing? >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> meghan markle becomes the million dollars duchess. how did she spend so much on fashion? we'll show you in a couple minutes. >>> gwen stefani kicked off her first ever las vegas residency last nightment we went to holla at her last night. >> this is a fantasy. you get to do it in front of blake shellston. >> you know what it feels like to wear a cowgirl costume right. [ cheers and applause ] >> what did he think of the costume? was it his fantasy? >> i don't know. i was trying to ask him. he hasn't, like, come. he's doing the blinds today. >> he's doing the blinds? >> the blind auditions. >> i thought he was at home setting up blinds. >> oh, wow. >> he is a family man, he could do that. >> blake sat front and center supporting his holla back girl. backstage, this was also the scene. >> oh! >> the moment of the night for me u you were saying you were unluc

if you head on towards the robin williams tunnel your ride is doin the green. and if you are heading along 580 this is the only route that we are tracking slowdowns on. between the 205 and 680 delays are starting to build. back to you. >>> online shopping is about to get more expensiv they have ruled that states can collect sales taxe. before now was only allowed if the company also had a physical presence in the state. >> it's very significant because e-commerce includes not just the large vendors like amazon but a lot of small vendors that may be's selling a few things. >> last night they considered -- the last time they considered the issue was in 1992. now nearly 90% of them do. e-commerce sales topped $450 billion. >>> officials believe it could bring into billion dollars a year. >>> marijuana consumers are stocking up because a deadline could put the states marijuana supply at risk. >> at the spencer's across california cannabis consumerson products while they can. >> it isn't something that i like but we just have to go with the flow. >> all retailers ha

but tonight, a new book on the suicide of robin williams is shedding more light on the pressures that stars face. rena nine and sat down with the author of the book. >> you had a chance to speak to his oldest son and he told you that his happiness was correlated very much to how he was doing careerwise when they were filming those that were less successful, that was really hard for us to see. what did you learn about his relationship with his family? >> he loved his family and his children. i think all of his family also saw how much he brooded over his own career in a sense, how cognizant he was of how he was perceived by the general public, how his box office was doing, what critics thought of film. >> the book is out now, it is a definitive biography of robin williams. >>> fans are trying to understand why anthony bourdain committed suicide. he got his start as a chef in the 1990s at this restaurant, he was found dead in a french hotel room yesterday. according to experts the biggest increase in suicide is among people in the same age range as him. he was 61 years old. >> middle-ag

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a new book on the suicide of bay area movie star robin williams is shedding more light on the pressures that stars me face. cbs anchor reena ninan sat down with him. >> you had a chance to speak to his oldest son, zach, and he told you that it was very much quarter -- correlated with how he was doing careerwise. when there were difficulties, he took it personally. what did you learn about his relationship with his family? >> well, he left his family and certainly loved his children. but i think all of his family members also saw how much he brooded over his own career in a sense. how cognizant he was of how he was being perceived by the general public. how his box office was doing, what critics thought in film. >> the new book is out right now. it's called "robin: the definitive biography of robin williams." >>> friends and family are still trying to understand why anthony bourdain took his own life. fans flocked to the hall where he got his start as a chef in the 1990s. according to mental health experts, the biggest increase in suicides is among people in the same age range as him. he

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and david axelrod's father died by suicide and karl rove, and actor and comedian robin williams. for anyone struggling right now or if someone you know needs help, there's a number to call here in the u.s., the national suicide protection lifeline, or for support around the globe, you can go to the site for the international association for suicide prevention, both of these will be at the bottom of your screen throughout the next hour. with me for the hour, chief medical officer at the american foundation for suicide prevention. fox news contributocontributor,, glen, your sister jesse is also with us tonight. she was having suicidal thoughts and she talked to you about it. did you have any idea? did you know? >> no, i didn't. she came up to me one summer, we had been visiting my parents and she said i need help, i can't stop thinking about killing myself. and i was taken aback. her son calen had been in hospital. he was diagnosed with schizophrenia, but we still didn't have any idea, we had no language, no vocabulary for that. >> it's a conversation that terrifies a lot of people

h-b-o has just released the trailer for the upcoming documentary robin williams: come inside my mind.d actor talking about the allure of stand-up comedy and drugs. williams' words are interwoven with footage of his stand-up perfermances, home videos and comments from his son zak.( james ) some of williams friends and collegues also appear in the film. billy crystal, whoopi goldberg, david letterman and steve martin discuss their friendship with williams. the film will be on h-b-o on july 16. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning buzz... the warriors are getting ready for game 4 of the n-b-a finals... can they pull off the sweep? and kevin durant gives a life changing gift to four bay area students. and t-o wont be going to his own hall of fame ceremony. ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. (dave)slight warming is forecast today before another upper trough system cools off the region on saturday. a more pronounced

robbie williams was friends with this, the late robbie williams, robin williams. sorry. stop people endorsing this and showing that they have language. i am torn on this. i do not like the trivialisation of animals that should be in thejungle. apparently koko lota to play the recorder. and when told that a friend of his had died, actually communicated a response in sign language —— learnt to play. saying" catch cry, have sorry, koko love". the ability of scientists to learn more about the cognitive abilities and the emotions. it reflects our own emotions. it reflects our own emotions. absolutely. oliver, good to see you this morning. thank you for taking us through the news briefing. and then he very much for watching the briefing. goodbye from the team. you can get in touch with me on twitter. goodbye for now. ker hello, our weather's warming up. i know that's not music to everyone's ears, but it's on its way. 21.3 celsius was thursday's top temperature, in hampshire, but for a time next week, the hot spots will be getting closer to 30 celsius. now, not everyone is gett

coco had a special relationship with another celebrity here in the bay area, robin williams. eo shoot in 2001, and they had a special bond. she was very somber after her handlers told her of williams' death. coco was known for her amazing ability to learn sign language. she was featured in several documents and twice on the cover of "national geographic." he was also part of a project at stanford university. the western lowland gorilla died in her sleep in the santa cruz mountains on tuesday. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> as soon as we found out about coco we sent out a push alert. you can download the app and get personalized push alerts where you live when breaking news happens. >>> we're going to turn to the crisis at the border. president trump doubling down on his hard line immigration rhetoric one day after signing the executive order to end the separation of families at the u.s.-mexico border. >> this morning the question remains what will happen to the children already taken from their parents. abc's stephanie ramos joins us live from washington

it is an intimate look at the life and work of robin williams. the story will mostly be told through his own voice and never before scene archives. it features interviews and family and friends of williams who have not only bay area outcome but international star. you might remember williams died by suicide in 2014 in his north bay home. >> you can breathe a sigh of relief. the van full of dogs heading to a show has been found. all of the dogs are safe and accounted for. a tearful reunion. take a look. all of those 14 dogs and reunited at the redding humane society. the ordeal began on day. you may remember the stories as trainers there. they were traveling to seattle there to vallejo for a show. the person in that van stopped in redding for lunch and that's when the van was stolen with the dogs inside. police found the van -- this was yesterday morning in a field outside of redding. the dogs were all inside hot, of course put they are okay. >> i can watch that video all day. happening today, a bay area high schooler works to make golf more inclus

the late robin williams met her. she mastered sign language. >> i have three gorillas.y think i'm insulting my children. my children are gorillas, i'm sorry. >> reporter: koko loved kittens. she expressed sorrow when her kitten died t many have read that story to my children. the gorilla foundation said koko's legacy will live on, basically teaching many children about the importance of sign language and communicating with animals. reporting live i'm sharon katsudas, "today in the bay." >> she's left so many with memories that made them smile and learning. >> i hope documentaries live in our on demand, netflix or hulu where we can find them and watch them today. thank you very much, sharon. >>> new to continuing coverage of what's happening to bring migrant families back together. at last, president trump on the controversial policy separating undocumented families at the border. but there are a lot of unresolved questions this morning. in a rare retreat the president signed an executive order reversing his own policy of separating migrant children from their parents. s

the late robin williams also met coco years ago and had an immediate special bond with her sharing humornd kindness. the legacy behind, people tweeting, you broke down walls about communication between humans and species. even with my own family she touched the hearts of my daughters. we recently did a study about -- on her science project about how animals communicate with humans. she was an incredible animal and touched so many lives. reporting live, sharon katsuda. back to you. >>> summer travelers, a lot more flyers in the air, fbi is reminding everyone to be wary of being groped midair. in-flight cases are extremely rare but the fbi recently found that a lot more flyers are reporting those incidents. last year there were 63 cases report reported. four years ago 38 cases. authorities say it poo may have to do with higher rates of intoxicated or perhaps medicated passengers. it occurs most likely on red eye and late night flight. >>> what's being done to bring migrant families back together. a lot of people saying at last action from president trump on the controversial policy separat

. >>> oh, the late robin williams and almost got his wall let stolen from koko the ignore little la back2007. sadly, koko passed away on tuesday at the age of 46. she mastered sign language and taught the world about great apes, but koko also had big ties to hollywood. >> tickle. tickle. she wants you to tickle her. >> never was koko's ability to communicate with humans more touching than this encounter with robin in 2001. >> good, great. >> his visit to the gorilla foundation's northern california preserve showed us first hand, in a sometimes silly way, how this western lowland gorilla could master over 1,000 words of sign language. >> tickle. >> robin's daughter zelda, who as a child also met koko, tweeted this today -- to interact with her was to have your understanding of this world expanded. >> she has my sunglasses. right away. then she looked up and looked great. they actually looked very nice. when robin died in 2014, "e.t." learned of this primate's ability to communicate grief. >> the sign she told me was cry. this, meaning cry woman. there's only one robin that's ever been in

in 2001 koko became fast friends with robin williams. koko seem to remember the comedian from a movie. in this video they are making faces at each other with koko even trying on his glasses. she kept signing to have him tickle her. she died two days a morning -- tuesday morning at the age of 46. >>> a man has been charged with killing rapper xxxtentacion. . the rapper was ambushed on monday as he was driving a south florida. his attorney says the 20-year- old rapper had visited a bank shortly before the shooting and may have withdrawn a large amount of cash to buy a motorcycle. >>> today marks the beginning of summer, and what is a better to wait to welcome the decision, -- to welcome the new season, a bit of yoga. this morning a big crowd gathered at times square in new york city to mark the first day of summer by celebrating international yoga day. many yoga enthusiasts got there flexon by enjoying free yoga classes. none stay. -- nameste. >>> it is the first day of summer. that means we get the longest amount of daylight hours, to be

older sister reportedly said she self-medicated with alcohol and was fixated with the death of robin williams committed suicide in 2014. police say kate hanged herself hil her daughter was at school and left behind a note. >> the contents of the note and the comments of wheitness and the state of the apartment lend to the credibility that it is an apparent suicide. >> according to tmz, the note had the this message to kate's 13-year-old daughter, frances bea tricks. bea, i have always loved you. this is not your fault. e.t."e says they had a rocky relationship. he reportedly wanted a divorce and moved out of their home. david spade posted two of his favorite photos with her. one at a book signing. another at christmas time. he captioned bothers it's a rough world out there people. try to hang on. and kate's niece shared this sweet video of kate dancing with her husband. she wrote, knowing katy, this is how she would want to be remembered. hug your loved ones extra tight today. is there it's terribly, terribly agic. >> actresses loved her bright and cheery designs. >> i loved her work. the fir

the broadcast, friend and colleague anderson cooper will moderate a town hall on suicide with robin williamsk, and actress glenn close. anthony's body was cremated last week in france. he'd been there filming when he took his own life. and a french official tells "the new york times" no narcotics were found in his body. cnn hasn't announced if "parts unknown" will continue. monday, bourdain would have been 62. >>> all right. let's move on. last night, we got the ride along with paul mccartney and james corden for one legendary "carpool karaoke." >> i was there with james. he told me more details on how he got in musical mashup to ♪ come together >> let's go ♪ maybe you can drive my car >> it's a day i'll never nergt. >> paul's 23-mini. out tour of his haunts was a tour through his childhood. ♪ penny lane there is a basher showing photographs ♪ >> a visit to the home showed us the lyrics to his songs were often like words in a diary. >> this memory is ♪ got up, got out of bed, dragged a comb across my head ♪ >> his mom died when he was 14. then the touching description of mary visiting paul i

. >> reporter: four years ago, after the h of robin williams, suicides across the country increased by 10%. doctors s there are warng signs. >> look out for any change in behavior patterns. withdrawing, sadness, irritability, anger, losing their temper more quickly. those would all be indicars that ssibly the person's mental health is deteriorating. >> reporter: middle-aged women between the ages of 45 to 64 are particularly suicide.of death by >> i think the ige of women needing to be perfect, it's pretty much an impossible goal that society has puthere. theeais life is messy and challenging for all of us. >> reporter: her brother-in-law, david spade, paying tribute to his late sister-in-law on twitter last night. i love this picture of her. it's a rough world out there, people. try to hang on. and her knees, actress rachel brosnahan, ng pple to remember her al qaedaing -- exceedgly kind aunt, reminding them to leave a little bit of sparkle wherever they go. nd lester,t's attention to loved ones who may show things like ess over ships, subse abe, a job, money problems or health crisis

after a glittering opening ceremony with robin williams, the first match turned out to be a big win for the hosts who dominated from start to finish. i am sarah kelly. welcome to the program. thanks for joining us. we begin in germany where chancellor angela merkel is facing a rebellion by her interior minister over migration. it is being seen as the most serious crisis to hit merkel since her nuclear -- new government took over in march. the interior minister of the bavarian csu wants the power to turn some migrants away at the border. merkel has rejected the idea, saying it would undermine european solidarity, but the minister is said to be ready to define her. it was a day of doubts and disruption at the german parliament as angela merkel was threatened with open rebellion. an unprecedented scenes, the bundestag held meetings on the same issue. the csu says it can wait no longer to see a change in merkel's migration policy. >> once again, we've made it clear what needs to be done urgently to restore order at our borders. we should take the step of turning refugees away from our borde

. >> reporter: the most iconic moment was when she met robin williams. williams said it was an awesome , mind altering experience. ful aysays coco had a strong egn sense of humor and at other times she was capable of lying. she was stubborn and even felt >> she is every bit as much of a person as i am. >> reporter: her legacy lives on. the foundation has a male guerrilla that has also learned some sign language. they are trying to raise millions of dollars to build a huge facility on maui. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> the big deadline for pot dispensaries that is just a few days away and it could lead to a shortage. >>> why you could have to pay more the next time you shop online. >>> we have 360 degree views, more than 600 feet in the air. coming up, we will tak the supreme court just ruled: states can c >>> you could hatime you shop o the supreme court just ruled states can collect sales tax for just about all internet purchases. up until now, you only had to pay tax if the company also had a physical presence in your state. that requirement is now gone. >> th

cocoa, the gorilla, brought joy to many people, including celebrities like robin williams and flee, face for the red hot chili peppers. sadly, she passed in her sleep tuesday at the age of 46. the western lowland gorilla was born july 4th, 197 is 1 at the san francisco zoo. in 1972 dr. penny patterson taught cocoa sign language and eventually established the gorilla foundation and moved to the santa cruz mountains. she learned to ice over 1,000 signs and seemed to understand approximately 2,000 spoken >> put it on your head. oh, put the kitty on the head. yes, that's what you wanted. >> reporter: the gorilla foundation released a statement overnight saying cocoa touched lives of millions as an ambassador for all gorillas and icon for interspecies communication and empathy. she was beloved and will be deeply missed. and e-mail address is set up to send condolences to the foundation. there's a link on abc7news.com. matt keller, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you. >>> new at 11:00, the supreme court ruled today that states can force online shoppers to pay sales tax, and 5-4 decision, the justic

you know the robin williams comes to mind as someone who was very open about his struggle. and so when -- when the news came of robin williams's death, i -- and i did not have a personal relationship with the man. but there was a small piece of it that made sense. as if anything could make sense of someone being in so much pain. >> right. >> that the only way out was to take their own life. i did not see that in my friend tony. and i'm -- i actually am -- the thing i'm -- i'm most afraid of right now is some -- some horrific thing that i didn't know about coming out, you know, in the news, in the next couple of days. and i pray that it doesn't. because i'd rather be struggling with i don't know why than having some reason put in front of me and thinking that maybe there was something i could have done or said to help him. the idea that any human being, let alone someone you care about who is your friend, who has been there for you. tony was always there for me whenever i wanted to talk about struggling in may own life. and was always far more interested in other people or n

after robin williams suicide, suicide went up 10%. >> research shows this causes -- it's a trigger for copycat suicides, and that may have been the case here. >> reporter: the spokesperson for the health systems is pushing for the media to be careful with what they say. guidelines include not reporting the details of the death and watching words. >> to use words "die by suicide" because commit is like committing a crime, a scene, and that's the stigma for mental health, and always to provide resources where people can go who are feeling depressed or suicidal. >> reporter: social media posts can become memorials to the deceased. those should be monitored for people who are reaching out for help or others who are making mean comments. reporting live in san jose, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you. >>> we can all help prevent suicide. the national suicide prevention lifeline provides 24/7 free and confidential support for people in distress. we have links to its site on ours at abc7news.com to learn how you or someone you know can get help. as part of the take action campaign, there's a list

one study found that there's nearly 2,000 more suicides in the 4 montft robin williams took his own life four years ago. an alarming 10% increase. >> when it becomes dangerous is when we talk about suicide in a glamorized sensational way. >> know the warning signs like talking about suicide or hopelessness or feeling trapped. and not sleeping and differences in mood like anxiety and agitation. >> this is preventable cause of death. these are treatable brain based illnesses and we need to think of it in those ways. >> kelly davis knows she'll struggle with this for the rest of her life but w treatment he knows how to cope. >> it doesn't get perfect but it does get better. >> if you're at all concerned about a loved one or friend the number one thing you can do is ask them directly. are you having thoughts of suicide or killing yourself? if the answer is yes make sure that you stay with them and get immediate help from a trained professional. >> thank you very much. about those professionals, if you or someone you know is struggling with suici suicidal thoughts pick up the phone. 1-800-273

the most iconic moment was when she meant -- met robin williams. >> reporter: williams says it was an unforgettable and awesome experience. penny says koko had a strong ego and sense of self and a silly and playful sense of humor and at other times she was capable of lying and was stubborn and even felt embarrassed.>> she's every bit as much of a person as i am. >> reporter: her legacy lives on, the foundation has another male gorilla that has learned some sign language and they are trying to raise millions of dollars to build a sanctuary on maui. live in the santa cruz mountains, kpix5. >> how amazing. >>> a dying man's desperate for justice -- is desperate in the bay area -- is desperate for justice in the bay area.>>> this bay area art piece is laid over easy for its move to a new home thousands of miles away. >>> bullets fly, we show you the troopers heroic decision to ignore danger and save a man's life. >> your online shopping methods are about to be bigger because of the new sales tax ruling coming up on the cbs evening news. a dying benicia man is suing the company. he says hi

koko also begame friends with celebrities including robin williams and members of the "red hot chilipers." she died in woodside on tuesday. she was 46 years old. ( james ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) breaking from overnight. a man is in the hospital this morning after his car fell off a cliff and into a tree. ( james ) kron 4's sara stinson is live in san jose with the dramatic overnight video. here is video of the intense rescue of the man on locust and aldercroft heights.the c-h-p says they first got the call at 9:17 last night.when the c-h-p and santa clara county fire department arrived the car was 30 feet down the cliff.the car stuck wedged against a tree.they had to use jaws of life to get the man out as his legs were stuck under the dash.crews went to great lengths to rescue him - but say if the car hadn't landed on the tree - the outcome might have been different.take sot:4:11 "the tree is the only thing that saved his life"continue vo:the driver survived with minor injuries and was brought to valley medical center.c-h-p sargean

featured in several documentaries and feature rubbed shoulders with robin williams. >> and flooe, the basis for the red hot chilly pep erps. >> but koko was a star in her own right a as she communicated with humans through sign language. the gorilla was born on july 4th, 1971 at the san francisco zoo. a year later dr. patterson started teaching her sign language and established the grla foundation. >> they were like mother and daughter. >> the preserve was moved to the santa cruz mountains where koko learned 1,000 signs and seemed to understand english spoken words. >> you always wanted to believe you could talk to animals as a kid and you could with her. >> the foundation in redwood city was busy answering calls from around the world. the website, koko.org even crashed this morning due to the heavy traffic. >> people anticipates livesy change completely after meeting her. they looked in her eyes almost like another universe. >> koko brought joy to those she touched. her legacy will be one of knowledge and kindness. in redwood city, abc 7 news. >> you can express condolences by sharin

world's worst penalty kick of all time in a dress and pumps but i liked it all right and it's robin williams he's always great fun ok let's talk about the teams you have any favorites who should we be watching for well for me there are four top favorites in this tournament those would probably be germany the defending champions france who probably have the best squad top to bottom in terms of the pedigree spain who you know they have won two or three tournaments in the last you know decade or so however they fired their coach a couple of days ago so their prospects have gone a little bit iraq and then you have brazil brazil i think is the team who come into this tournament on the biggest high they absolutely boss that in qualifying in south america which is no easy feat a lot of teams have trouble including argentina. the losing finalists from last time and i think that there are significantly upgraded team from the brazil that we saw get throttled by germany seven one at home i would put my money on them if i was putting money on this tournament if i was looking for an outsider or a slight

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. >> reporter: four years ago after the death of robin williams, suicides across the country increased by 10%. doctors say there are warning signs. >> look out for any change in behavior patterns, withdrawing, sadness, irritability, anger and losing their temper more quickly. those would all be indicators that possibly the person's mental health is deteriorating. >> reporter: middle aged women between the ages of 45 to 64 are particularly at risk of death by suicide. >> i think the image of women needing to be perfect, it's pretty much an impossible goal that society has put out there. the reality is life is messy and challenging for all of us. >> reporter: her brother-in-law david spade paying tribute to his late sister-in-law on twitter. i love this picture of her. it's a rough world out there, people. try to hang on. and her niece actress rachel branahan asking people to remember her exceedingly kind aunt who touched a generation of women, reminding them to always leave a little bit of sparkle wherever they go. >>> doctors say it's important to pay attention to loved ones who show s

there were 2,000 after robin williams' took his own life. an alarming 10% increase. >> when it becomes dangerous is when we talk about suicide in a glamorized, sensational way. >> know the warning signs. changes in behavior, including using alcohol or not sleeping, and differences in mood, anxiety, agitation. >> this is a preventable cause of death. these are treatable brain-based illnesses, and we need to think of it in those ways. >> kelly davis knows she'll struggle with this for the rest of her life. but with treatment she now knows how to cope. >> it doesn't get perfect, but it does get better. >> all right. dr. john torres is joining me here in the studio. i want to ask you, that therapist with whom you spoke talked about glamorizing it. there is nothing glamorous about it. it is just tragic every way you look at it. but does social media make it a more serious problem? >> there is not a lot of research on this. but one that was looked at was in japan. after a celebrity death by suicide, if it was covered extensive live in the news med

hospitalization would harm her image and the kate spade brand, and she says kate seemed fixated on robin williamsicide in 2014. >> hi, i'm kate valentine spade of frances valentine and welcome to our show. >> reporter: the kansas city native launched her iconic brand in 1993 with andy spade who later became her husband. kate sold her stake in 2007 but the bags continued to be a hit with celebrities and everyday americans. she recently launched a new brand called frances valentine named after her daughter. we sold kate spade and we -- i person personally took off a good nine years raising my daughter and absolutely adored every moment of it. >> reporter: industry analysts say the new brand struggled to match spade's former successes. >> it appears at this point in time to be a tragic case of apparent suicide. >> reporter: authorities say her husband was home when their housekeeper found her body in their manhattan home on tuesday morning. their 13-year-old daughter was at school at the time. >> there was a suicide note left at the scene. i'm not going to get into the contents of that note, but tha

older sister said she flew to napa to try to get spade to get al saying spade seemed fixated on robin williamse was 55-years old. we have a list of local resources including how you can get help with mental health issues, go to abc7news.com/take action to get resources on that. >>> the south bay sports community is reacting to the passing of 49er's great dwight clark. died yesterday at his home in montana. chris nguyen has more on his legacy. >> reporter: coach's wore dwight clark's number 87 to honor the man that meant so much. >> it is a reminder of life how you can't take time for granted. >> reporter: clark passed away at the answering of 61 at his home after battling als. he is known as the man who made the catch. the greatest play in 49er's history. >> looking to throw. and he throws it into the end zone, touchdown. >> reporter: 1981 nfc championship against the cowboys. more to him than football. the san jose sports authority inducted the former 49er wide receiver into the hall of fame last fall. his work as a humanitariancredi community. >> reporter: says today's athletes can learn a l

the late robin williams was among the many peoplewho were touched by koko.y stanley/gorilla foundation "....just the effect she's had on everybody, kids and friends, she was an inspiration, a model of how to be humane...."koko was also a painter, this is some of her work. the foundation is developing an app to showcase koko's amazing signing abilities and other accomplishments.gary stanley/gorilla foundation "....not only to inspire children to learn to sign but this can help other gorillas to learn to sign and express themselves, how am i feeling what do i want to eat.... kittens and cats were among koko's favorite companions. she was no doubt talking with them too. it turns out she had a lot to say,to most everyone who crossed her path. in redwood city rob fladeboe kron 4 news (grant) another big story tonight... pg&e announced today that it expects to pay about two-point-five ábillion dollars for its role in last fall's northbay firestorm. and the figure could go up...if the utuility company is held responsible for the tubbs fire. just a few weeks ago, ca

perhaps the most iconic moment was when she met robin williams. >> okay. >> reporter: williams said itad a silly and playful sense of humor. at other times she was capable of lying, stubborn and even felt embarrassed. >> she is every bit as much of a person as i am. >> reporter: the foundation also has a male gorilla that has learned sign language and they're trying to raise millions of dollars to put a center on maui. >> impossible not to love koko. >> so sweet and touching to see all of those videos of her. >>> let's talk about our weather outside. we are warming up. so much warmer compared to yest. we'll continue on that warming trend as we go through the next several days. live look for the tower camera of those gorgeous blue skies out there. actually clear compared to earlier in the week when we had those low clouds rolling on in here. and that really indicates the changes for us with high pressure really in control. so right now our temperatures, of course, are running warmer. 90 currently. mid 60s in oakland. mid 70s for san jose. santa rosa in the upper 70s. overnight lows will

then it's recounting the life and career of robin williams. were wrapping up our look at jordan peterson's self-help book, 12 rules for life. some of the authors have appeared on book tv. you can wash them on the website book tv.org. >> hello. can everyone hear me? not to? that was our sound check. >> welcome to the city bookstore. i am the co-owner of the shop. we have been here for about two years. how many of you are here t

she also said her sister seemed fixated on robin williams' death and suicide in 2013. >> president trumphe national dispute as reason for his cancellation even though none of the eagles players actually knelt during the anthem in 2017. >> lebron james says future championship teams will face a similar decision. >> it's typical of him. i'm not surprised. i know no matter when wins this series, so it went be golden state or cleveland going. >> members of the warriors, they have similar sentiments. >> the president has made it pretty clear he's going to try to divide us, all of us in this country for political gain. and we all look forward to the day we can go back to just having a celebration of athletic achievement. >> it's unfortunate, but, you know, we all have our right to kind of do what we want to do. and the eagles, you know, fall in line with that. >> and the warriors know all about being uninvited to the white house. last september president trump pulled the team's invitation after kevin durant and kerr stated they wouldn't want to go if invited. >> game three as the warriors take

darya ) h-b-o has just released h-b-o has just released the trailer for the upcoming documentary robin williamsand drugs. williams' words are interwoven with footage of his stand-up perfermances, home videos and comments from his son zak.( darya ) some of williams friends and collegues also appear in the film. billy crystal, whoopi goldberg, david letterman and steve martin discuss their friendship with williams. the film will be on h-b-o on july 16. ( darya ) in the north bay... a dog is rescued from a burning boat. this happened in san rafael. once at the scene... crews successfully put out the flames and saved this pit bull. the dog was reunited with his human shortly after. no one was hurt. ( james ) the g-7 summit kicks off today in canada.it's a gathering of leaders from seven of the strongest economies in the world. demonstrations have been peaceful around quebec city, where the summit is taking place. as for inside the summit ... world leaders are set to discuss president tru

i read a story about how deeply affected kate spade was by robin williams' suicide death. >> yes. >>red, we knew exactly how he did it, where he did t what he did it with and kate spade t did it the same way and described it and anthony bourdain. why make that gore factor the important part? what about the pain? >> sometimes we're thinking, well, i don't want to talk about it, because if i ask her how she's doing or ask him how he's doing that will make him feel really bad, and then i could trigger something. should we ask you? should we go and talk to you about it? what should we do? >> there's the myth out there if you ask someone if they're suicidal that it will trigger a thought of suicide. that's not true. if the thought wasn't there, you're not going to make it there. you're not planning it there. i think what people tend to do because they're afraid, you're not thinking about doing something stupid? i know you think it's stupid so i might not tell you the truth. it's really actually like hey, you seem really down. have you had thoughts of harm? are you okay? you want to go for

on sunday, join me as well as david axelrod, karl rove, glenn clo close, robin william's son jack forion. all of us have been touched by suicide. on sunday night night at 7:00 p.m. we bring you the special report, finding hope, battling america's suicide crisis. you'll see how suicide impacts so many families. you can learn about warning signs and you'll hear inspirational stories of survival. there is hope and that's such an important message. again, that's sunday at 7:00 p.m. just before this seasonal's final two episodes of anthony bourdain parts unknown. time to hand it over to chris cuomo prime time. chris? >>> a good week end to you and such an important special, thank you. i'm chris cuomo, welcome to prime time. the crisis on the border is in full effect. thousands of moms and dads still struggling to find their kids. for some reason it seems the folks with the least resources, the ones detained, have the do the most work to find their sons and daughters. instead of fixing this mess, this president is intent on fixing the narrative,

gorilla is never camera shy, she is featured in several documentaries and rubbed elbows with robin williamsr in her own right as she learned to communicate with humans through sign language. the western low land gorilla was born on in 1971 at the san francisco zoo. a year later, she was taught sign language and established the gorilla foundation, the preserve now in the santa cruz mountains. with penny's help, she learned to use 1,000 signs and under 2,000 spoken english words. >> she is who she is today because of all the attention we gave her. because we gave her the oportunity to the learn as much as she wanted to learn. >> they were busy answering calls from around the world. coco.org crashed due to heavy traffic. >> people's lives were changed completely after meeting her. they looked in her eyes and it was like another universe. >> they brought joy to those she touched. coco's legacy will live on. >> the gorilla foundation said there's still a possibility they may study coco's brain to learn more about the endangered species. abc 7 news. >>>. >>> you can share your condolenses online,

. >> reporter: she spent time with celebrities including robin williams and was world famous for her ability to communicate with humans. >> that is what you wanted. >> reporter: the guerrilla could sign more than 1000 words. and was born at the san cisco z one year later, a stanford student started her work with the guerrilla teaching her sign language. >> my main concern was for penny. is she okay, she was okay. >> reporter: gary stanley is the cheap -- chief operating officer. phone at the office has been ringing off the hook as people remember this groundbreaking animal. grieving tear kicker -- caretakers posted signs. gorillas live to about 35, stanley says gorillas in captivity live to their 50s. >> this hit everyone hard, we were expecting her to live longer but we knew her life was finite. in a way we >> reporter: since 1979, she has lived at a facility outside woodside. shcompanion guerrilla, the facility said he signed sad and i know when he heard about her death. >> the world gained insight into the mind of another species that shows us how much like the -- us they are. >>

then it's recounting the life and career of robin williams. were wrapping up our look at jordan peterson's self-help book, 12 rules for life. some of the authors have appeared on book tv. you can wash them on the website book tv.org. >> hello. can everyone hear me? not to? that was our sound check. >> welcome to the city bookstore. i am the co-owner of the shop. we have been here for about two years. how many of you are here for the first time this evening? >> thank you for coming. thank you for those who have been here before. thank you to the new people who are here for the first time. we depend on you who support independent bookstores. we provide places for the community together and about interesting ideas. feeling very thankful for you being here tonight. if you want to follow us on social media we are on facebook, twitter, instagram. it is east city books. please feel free to tweet about this event or whatever you do. follow us, post and if you are interested we have events with authors two or three times per week. we have ten store spo