we are never going to get another robin williams.d this artistic genius. >> i think robin williams was made in your part of the world. what made robin williams the wonderful comedian, actor that was so special to so many of us was really forged in the bay area, the excitement and tumult of the late 1960's, and as a young person coming from michigan to live in that part of the world and exposed to all of the intellectual ferment and the comedy scene of the late 1960's and early 1970's, it shaped him so much as a human being. it made his, and a and in touch with the world than otherwise. his fondness for your part of the world never went away and was a constant restorative aspect of his life. >> i know we are going to hear from his colleagues throughout the years. such a long career he had, whici is quite the feat in hollywood, to do so much in the years he had. >> so many people were on the ground floor. paula poundstone, jimmy walker, margaret cho. people who understood this was a rare and remarkable talent. even by the high standard

they go, they go robin williams, come go, go in the kitchen and hide in the kitchen. and then he comes in because he's hiding from people like so. what are you doing here? i don't want you to meet me a r k on films a met. cute. yeah. already. yeah, yes. that well, who are you digging, growing up in syracuse. i see. i've worked accuse a few times and i know that's not a mindset up there a little from working there, but what were you like to do? it's probably a lot like you're from pittsburgh. yeah. same thing. the same kind of thing. you know, russ bell and a lot of catholicism and stuff, but it was just, you know, i grew up so we were, we were like that family in, in mask. you know, there was harley's on the front lawn and tag parties and kids drank really look at it. it's really not. it was, it was i, it was, it was, i grew up motorcycle clubs in the, in our home when i was a kid. so i think i came out ok. is there a way to describe your operating when it was like the family and man talk about immediately putting a perfect picture for? well, honestly, if you are a sp

we'll also talk about robin williams, who was his best. he and how we all miss a bobcat go way right after this. dennis miller plus one. hey folks. welcome to dennis miller plus one. we are joined by a great comedian and i'm telling you he, he set a template back then sort of an extra sensual ags thing that i've seen derivatives of since. but the 1st time i saw bobcat, it was like edvard monk, the scream had grabbed the mike and got up on stage. bob's bobcat is a comedian actor, director, producer. and he 1st appeared on late night with david letterman like it was like a bill. hicks in thing is 20 years old. and you remember you said oh there's a great comics and then he's gone on to star multiple hbo and showtime specials as well as directing. and he direct stand up specials for other comedians to bob catch new film is a road trip documentary. i think the brilliant data golds involved called joy ride and it will be released in theaters and video on demand on october 29th. that is a long way around to say, please welcome bob, catch all way

robin! >> jamie costa, who portrays williams, posted this clip.e "terk and mindy" a learns of john belushi's death. there's buzz that this could generate a possible bio pic. williams died by suicide in 2014. >>> and woodsboro is terrorized by a ghost-faced killer. [ ringing ] >> this isn't funny, amber. >> would you like to play a game, tara? >> the trailer dropped yesterday for the new "scream" movie which takes place 25 years after the original film. the fifth installment of the do franchise. the film hits theaters january 14th. it's distributed by paramount, a division of viacomcbs. >>> and coming up on "cbs mornings," vlad duthiers tells introduces rrs to adventurous dishes around the start your day with crest 3d white and from mochaccinos to merlot, your smile will always be brilliant. crest 3d white brilliance. 100% stain removal, 24 hour stain resistance to lock in your whitest smile. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. >>> our top stories, the biden administration says the u.s. will lift its border restrictions for vaccinated travel

dan: superstar, robin williams, airs tonight at 10:00 right here on abc 7.tify their community. the agency is expanding its adopt a highway campaign. it pays people up to $250 to pick up trash. it is being offered in 13 counties outside the bay area, but they plan to expand statewide. dan: a san francisco museum reopens tomorrow for the first time since march of 2020. the museum of the african diaspora. reservations are required. you can book timed entry tickets on the website. you also must show proof of vaccination or a negative covid test from the past 72 hours. the museum is hosting a community day with free admission this saturday, so check that out. ama: nice to do something indoors when it is raining outside. sandhya: absolutely, a good time to go out and do that. let me show you live doppler 7. you will notice it is all lit up. most of this is light rain hitting the ground. let's start around laurel grove avenue. we are seeing what roadways. san francisco down the peninsula into san bruno come also wet. you will notice light rain from fremont bouleva

he's robin williams or bob got bobcat goal 3 right after this one. dennis miller plus one i to finance also i read all the money laundering 1st aid to visit this guy. i see the 3 different. oh good isn't a good start? well, we have our 3 banks all set up here. maybe something in europe, something in america, something overseas, in the cayman islands, in a row, all these banks are complicit in their club piper. so we just have to give them a call and say, hey, i'm ready to do some serious money. wonder ok. let's see how we did. well, we've got, oh, we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy. oh, beautiful jewelry. and how about a bill again for mag? you know it, money one is higher. legal don't want to have ah well, if we keep admitting fossil fuels in the way that we're currently doing it, by the end of this century, $2100.00 level of carbon dioxide is necessary, would be a 1000 pos, familiar that we wouldn't have seen by level of carbon dioxide for 55000000 years. and when that last happened, there was no washing up on it. and as you said a

formulated to be gentler to skin. >>> it was a start, the first lead in the robin hoynes murder investigation, a name had surfaced, williamall was a former kfc employee who had worked with robin at the very same restaurant where she was killed. on the night of the murder, he was supposed to stop by the store. >> he was due to return some equipment or a uniform and also pick up a briefcase that belonged to him. >> a kfc uniform, which william marshall didn't need anymore, and for a very good reason. >> william marshall had been terminated because of missing cash and failed polygraphs. they had two situations reported to the torrance police department concerning thefts of cash from the safe. >> two thefts from the very same safe robin had left the money, and though they couldn't exactly prove he did it, marshall was a suspect. he had the opportunity. he failed the polygraph when questioned about those previous robberies. and at the time, he knew the combination to the safe. so the night robin was killed, did marshall intend to rob that safe again? >> he knew the previous combinations. i don't believe he was aware they had c

we'll also talk about robin williams, who was his best. he and how we all miss bobcat girls way right after this. dennis miller plus one, the folks welcome to dennis miller plus one. we are joined by a great comedian and i'm telling you he, he set a template back, then serve an existential angst thing that i've seen derivative as of sense. but the 1st time i saw bobcat, it was like edvard monks, the scream had grabbed the mike and got up on stage. bob's bobcat is a comedian actor, director, producer. and he 1st appeared on late night with david letterman, like it was like a bill. hicks in thing is 20 years old. and you remember you said oh there's a great comics since then. he's gone on to star multiple hbo and showtime specials, as well as directing, and he direct stand up specials for other comedians to bob catch. new film is a road trip documentary. i think the brilliant data golden vault called joy ride and it will be released in theaters and video on demand on october 29th. that is a long way around to say, please welcome bob, catch a

that's one of the most iconic movies played by one of the most legendary actors of our time, robin williams. mrs. doubtfire: hello! what's it like as an actor to fill those shoes? i never will because he's a genius. but if i can make the audience feel the way his performance made me feel, i'll consider that a success. [violin music] shutting down for covid probably wasn't a nice reprieve. rob mcclure: no. and i think audiences feel the same way. i keep on thinking about the first night we come back and everyone comes in and sits down, and there's that moment when the house lights go halfway out and overture starts; that energy is going to be crazy. i can't wait. - you nervous? yes! if you're not nervous, you don't understand how lucky you are to be where you are. [jazz music] johnny devenanzio: of all the fabulous spots in manhattan, why the winter garden at brookfield place? i mean, look at it. first of all, it's beautiful. there's shopping, there's vibrance, there's life, and it reflects a lot of things i love about the city. i couldn't have chosen a better place for our first date. i'm s

reggie: tonight, a one-hour special about robin williams.ll profile his life in the early days to his rise on morgan mindy to becoming a huge movie star. >> it was like being with the beatles or something. his stardom was huge. reggie: it includes interviews with his peers and archive interviews with williams himself about his personal struggles. you can watch at 10:00 tonight followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. the iconic toy that now come to life. kumasi: sticker shock at the grocery store. a w drew: take the umbrella with you. live doppler 7 checking -- tracking showers. on the storm impact scale, a level 1 light storm. jobina: the commute will be slick out there. a live picture from the richmond san rafael bridge. you can see the droplets on the camera. we have a new report of an overturned car, just a heads up on the spin out you will see this morning. >> pg&e has been preventing more power outages over the weekend. they say heavier rain is better because it washes dirt from equipment instead of crating that mud which causes transformers t

and then as you go through the robin williams tunnel down through the golden gate bridge.rancisco still looking at light to moderate showers as you are in the richmond center fell bridge as well as the bay bridge oakland down to san leandro light to moderate for you up to richmond. >> a pocket there between richmond and hercules. that is a little bit heavier right above both of the city's once you cross up into the hills now, as far as 24 is concerned, it is wet and it is still coming down some moderate rainfall there. walnut creek as well. very wet. some of our heaviest of rain, though, out a little bit further eastward and inland from rock city right around mount diablo on up through pittsburg bay point in antioch down through hardly all looking at some heavier areas of rainfall. little bit further north up into solano county we also have that pocket of heavy rain just west of rio vista. and this line stretches further southward between san ramon in dublin. so very, very active morning now for the east bay as that second line of showers really crosses through for those o

kind of remind you of that robin williams speech about car per car carpdeem. will. up wearing them. we have got find that video. ainsley: weren't they lily pulitzer. ains gruf griff i asked him for a verdict he got very angry. if. ainsley: hold up "the new york post." the core story how much the middle class is going to be taxed. griff: yeah, well, listen, crisis has been averted for now. here we are with the mechanisms of washington. democrats are looking to accept and they are ready, apparently, to accept mitch mcconnell's emergency short-term extension offer he put out there yesterday. that will kick the debt ceiling can down the road to just december. the president, instead, leaving today to go out to illinois, blasting republicans for not giving them that massive social spending deal. watch. >> my republican friends need to stop playing russian roulette with the u.s. economy. if they don't want to do the job, just get out of the way. let the democrats vote to raise the debt limit without obstruction or any further delays. griff: here's the thing, democrats need

. >> robin steenman is trying to change the narrative on race in the williams county, tennessee, schoolulled her child out of public school and leads a chapter of moms for liberty in this wealthy republican leaning suburb. nationally, the group is known for loudly protesting school masking. >> and it has traumatized williamson county kids. >> reporter: but steenman's chapter filed a different kind of complaint with the tennessee department of education. >> because it's historically accurate it's appropriate their they're mostly concerned about four books being taught in second grade. one tells a story of school segregation through the eyes of mexican american students. one is about the march on washington and two are about civil rights icon, ruby bridges. >> it instructs the teacher to point this word out and teach racial slurs. >> they say it's okay to read the book about her experience as a 6-year-old, but not okay to talk about the pictures in the book. >> all this curriculum highlights is the mean white people and how she's victimized and it speaks to nothing of the good. >> educato

: the book featuring over 30 interviews from the likes of our own robin roberts and george stephanopoulos to dick vitale and jay williamsof the people that were a part of this book in any way. they know what it means to dive in. >> reporter: cole's favorite feature in the book? >> there's no music they can't dance. if they can't kiss, and they they can't kiss, they can't fall in love and i'm history. >> reporter: like michael j. fox. >> he's such a charismatic and inspirational person. here's a guy who takes into platforms for change and growth. >> reporter: it's not all profiles of friends. cole also writes about organizations that are winners like the v foundation hoping readers will finish the book inspired. >> i hope they'll be ready to tackle any challenge, and i really hope they'll be better prepared to chart their own path to becoming a winner. >> ray also profiled another friend and inspiration of ours, diane sawyer, who told ray, winning is about getting to a point in life where the thing you want to do every day, is the thing you get to get up to do every day. i think that makes sense for us around here. hopef

robin. it took on can all can help. it could been very long without us it all yourself. although the reading was a lot of talk, one on your call of all she was or william together for literally all the top of moving women are the main targets of these digital crimes are between 20122017. there were 26000 reported spike ham victims. 84 percent of them were women. ah ah, targets us the liberties the sharing of intimate videos on the internet can be written. limplin play pop star grew hara learned this 1st time after rising to fame. at the age of 17, the superstar saw her life fall apart just 10 years later. either group hard through sin. yes, honey. um that's why it is in the middle. got you young, go in 2018. after her ex boyfriend threatened to destroy her career by releasing her sex videos filled without her consent. she filed a lawsuit against him. but after news of her video became public, on the 28 year old celebrity became the target of online vitriol ha, so quasi on don't. how year a year later grew haro was found dead in her apartment in an apparent suicide. ah, a brutal glue ease, still insured on a run to a 5 p. m. there until the paternal que

robin? >> appreciate it, erielle, thank you. michael? >>> now to the liftoff for blue origin. actor williamdly going into space at 90 years old. transportation correspondent gio benitez is at the launch site in van horn, texas, for us this morning. gio, i miss you. i was out there last time with you. good morning. michael.morning, i miss you too. you can see there it looks like there was a hold in place. we were at t minus 15 minutes. now they're holding. they're holding to check the vehicle readiness to make sure they're ready to go into space. i got to tell you the weather is looking good here for a history-making launch. in just hours this morning, lgendary actor william shatner will launch into history as the oldest person ever to fly to space, 90 years old. soaring 60 miles above the earth's surface at 2,200 miles per hour. >> warp 1. >> reporter: his iconic "star trek" character captain kirk now closer to reality. blue origin releasing this new video of shatner walking through the launch site. >> there is this mystique of being in space and that much closer to the stars and being weig

the blastoff with captain kirk, yes, we'll talk to william shatner and the crew as they get ready for that trip to space on blue origin. >>> also, robin'sith m.s. and her hope for the future. george? >>> we go to the missing toddler in texas. marcus moore is in houston with the story. >> reporter: george, good morning. officials say t3-year-old christopher ramirez is improving and doing well in the hospital after three days of that agonizing search for him. this morning, we're learning new details about his rescue from the man who spotted him. this morning, the man who police found the missing toddler is retelling the moments leading up to that remarkable discovery. >> christopher, is that you? he speaks again. i was like, whoa, praise god. >> reporter: speaking exclusively to abc news about what many will call pure luck, tim says it was divine. he told police he had only heard about the missing boy during a bible study and went to look for him on his own. police say the landowner found christopher saturday morning in a thick wooded area five miles from the boy's home. >> i don't know what to make of it. all i know is he was found safe.

williams will join us live. >> but right now joining us live back in the studio lara spencer. >> indeed, good morning, robin.lamet, marking the biggest opening for warner brothers breaking the first "dune" book into two movies was always the plan for the director, but he had to wait to see how the film did before movie number two was given that green light. it's happening. anyone who is feeling like zendaya didn't get enough screen time in this one will be happy to hear part two lands in theaters october 2023. in the meantime, you can see this "dune" in theaters right now. >> got to wait till 2023. i loved it, so i'll wait. >> gorgeous cinematography. >>> music news now, adele announcing she will hit the stage again marking her return in her hometown of london at hyde park for a two night only engagement next year on july 1st and 2nd. adele posting news on instagram writing simply, oi, oi with a heart emoji. she did tell vogue she is ready. to hit the road if circumstances allow. presail tickets for the hyde park shows, should you be in the england area, available right now on adele.com. in the meantime, her