surrounding his tragic death. >> now a new documentary reveals the truth about the heroic battle robin williams window isn't even open the human brain, an extraordinary 3.5 pound gland. the moment you think you understand it, it comes up with something else there's your turn. hello! moments when i'll be on a roll, something will happen that it will fire off and you can't help it it's like being possessed. when it works, it's great. when it doesn't, it's painful. it's like a burn >> nothing got him off as much as being in front of a live audience and getting to free float and let his brain take him where he's going and react with the audience and do 300 riffs on that. >> someone handed him on iphone, he was like -- >> reporter: comedians who played with robin williams said it wasn't about going toe-to-toe it was just keeping up his mind was that fast but the world also adored him for his heart. wife susan got the best of both. >> this was a man who was incredibly rich and deep and versed and so much about humanity and culture his humor was like this secret weapon there were so many times when he

ashley has more. >> the true story of robin williams final days is revealed in the new film robin's wish >> it completely sets what happens to him, codifies it. it's done. you don't need to learn anything else about what happened to robin williams. >> reporter: he took his own life at 53 years old. an autopsy a disorder known at reduction dementia. >> it was an incurable neurological disease that is absolutely deadly. there's not even really that great of treatments for it, and some of those treatments make it worse. >> what this thing was takes away from every part of you, so when people say how could robin some done this to his children, some might say that it wasn't robin at that point. that's part of what als and dementia would do. they haven't late actor's last days are told through the eyes of his widow, susan. >> he was aggressively kind and courageously brilliant. reporter: robin's wish is currently available on demand and available on digital. >>> nancy pelosi calls her trip a san francisco hair salon a set-up. but the state beauty federation isn't having it. they're calling the

i left there with a name of the disease, the thing that robin and i have been searching for. >> williams' wife hopes the documentary "robin's wish" will increase awareness of the illness and also give guidance to others who are dealing with a similar fight. if you or someone you know is struggling, there is help available 24/7. there is the number right there on your screen. you can call that number any time. you can also chat with a counselor online. >>> and now to help from the state for renters struggling to make it in the bay. governor newsom just signed a bill that gives people who lost income because of the pandemic extra time to pay their rent. a landlord cannot evict a tenant before february if they were unable to pay between march 4th and august 31st if they lost income due to covid-19. renters must pay 25% of their rent between now and january 31st. this is to avoid eviction. landlords can begin to recover unpaid rent starting march 1st of next year. some have expressed concern that they won't be able to pay their own bills without those payments. >>> happening today, a group w

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. >> reporter: robin's wish, new documentary about the last weeks of robin williams alike. it is a personal look through the eyes of his widow, susan schneider and those closest to robin. the funnymen who made the world laugh cannot come in the end, find his own joy. the film examines what really happened. it is available now. it is a moving film. on video and demand on most platforms. our beloved robin williams, gone but not ever forgotten. >> reporter: from that talk from fujifilm comment letter had to cinematheque dry creek kitchen. the fires appear to be in the rearview mirror. this is the place to be this weekend for weekend labor day brunch saturday and sunday. shift charlie palmer and chef scotty are at the grill all weekend. it will be an affair and pretty fun for the whole family. an account brunch. you do not want to miss it this weekend in hillsboro. >> reporter: next let's talk a burning man. where did all of the burners ago. like all of the big festivals and events, burning man has gone viral this year and you can be part of the fun. enjoy our classes, experienc

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he died in his sleep from complementation's of dementia, what robin williams had. also, covid-19.ead at the age of 75. >>> poor air quality that we see across the bay area has triggered a spare the air alert day. smoke from the wildfires continues to create high levels of pollutants, this is the 17 the dan the row that the bay area has been under a spare the air alert. the previous record was 14 set during the camp fire in 2018. the manager of the states electrical grid is now taking measures to avoid rolling blackouts. the california independent system operator told powerplants yesterday to postpone planned outages for routine equipment maintenance. they say they want to ensure that all parts of the grid are now available for use during the anticipated heatwave this weekend. california was hit with two nights of rolling blackouts when temperatures and many areas were well above 100 degrees. >>> all right, how are the boys handling the weather? the heat? all of that? >> they are okay with the heat. it is the smoke in the air and the fact that they cannot go outside for a good chun

this baseball giant was diagnosed with lewy body dementia, the disease robin williams suffered from before his death six years ago. guys, back to you. >> kathy park, thank you dementia and covid-19. >> this is huge news here in new york front and back page of the "new york daily news. the greatest met of all time most mets fans agree with that if you didn't grow up in new york and weren't a mets fan in 1969, when they had been the laughingstock of the league, and he lifted them to the world series, it changed everything for that franchise i love the humility in his voice, again and again and again. >> the hall of fame speech was incredible to think he got more votes than anyone did ever tells you so much about him. >> one of the greatest of all time >> wow. >>> let's turn and get our first check of the weather dylan is in for al this week >> good morning, guys. so nice to see you unfortunately, we do have more rain falling in the same areas that have been dealing with rain all week long. eastern texas, parts of kentucky, where we do have flash flood watches and warnings in effect we still

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robin 1st year walker al jazeera. time now for sports has fara foley thank you so much serena williams says she's still as passionate andintense as ever about her tennis while the mrs 3 in the 2nd round at the u.s. open and is amy to win her home grand slam for the 1st time in 6 years and the richardson reports capture their 1st grand slam title here right around the stadium at 17 years old history rather than cheering followed serena williams on the court at the u.s. open. and no friends in attendance to watch the start of the latest effort to win a record equalling 24th grand slam singles title. bigger challenges lie ahead than this straight sets win of a compound trip christiane but with 6 of the world's top 10 altering out of this event williams is well placed to claim her 1st major since $27.00 seeing games. it's quiet but it's such a big stadium and there's you know the screams and the atmosphere and it's a grand slam so it makes i'm still as i think passionate and out there. the returns are grand slam tennis a former world number one kim clijsters ended in defeat the 3 time u.s. open champion came out of retireme

robin wright thank you for that update from busan south korea the acting u.n. envoy to libya has called for restraint from warring parties and their international supporters stephanie williams says any reckless action risks igniting a large scale confrontation the oil rich country is split between 2 rival administrations krisna salumi has more from the u.n. headquarters. special representative stephanie williams says foreign sponsors continue to supply weapons to libya in violation of international arms embargoes she didn't name the countries involved but said in just the last 2 months more than $100.00 resupply flights and cargo ships have entered the country supplying both sides in the conflict and in just the last week forces loyal to general khalifa haftar in the libyan national army launched rockets at the internationally recognized government of national accord that in violation of a cease fire agreement williams called for the establishment of a div militarized zone and international mechanisms to enforce it i encourage both science to consider the incremental it's out of the demilitarized area starting supported by a comprehensive confidence building measures this p

is robin and logically not an economist remember to be on the list i correctly set up a disease that i make the economics of policy and washington and. the most significant scholar of prince william. then there must just be looking at the surgeon traces in india $92000.00 more than $4000000.00 confirmed cases almost $80000.00 deaths 6 drew. what's going on. well very simply and there's a large country number one and 2nd and there's a country that you know really was never going to be able to contain and eliminate covert that takes you know that takes a very sort of authoritarian you know very controlled approach to covert which is possible evidence for all countries like singapore or hong kong or in a country like china where everyone is tracked and it is a free country it's just impossible to keep people you know under lock and key your you know enforce anything and and it's a high density of population a lot of people living really close to each other and the best they could have been done was to believe the epidemic and now we're seeing it you know if i may 3rd so if it was just a matter of time this could have happened 4 months ago but it's happening now because of a very lon