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i know there's a robin williams connection to. yeah you took a photo of the robin williams tunnel.cture of it. and in 20s. can you tell us that story? >> yeah. very quickly. so i photography is how i got through the pandemic. and so i took a photo of the robin williams tunnel, and i just noticed this weird spacing of his eyes. and the tunnel matched perfectly. and so i composite it together and just again, through luck, i managed to meet his wife, susan, and was able to print it and gift it to her. and she connected me to robin's lifelong close friend, michael pritchard, who's a local legend. and he has become like family, and he helped me set up this entire movie. he helped me get everyone together. it's really it was meant to be. >> i think it was meant to be. if we want to see it, that's a good question. >> so, we see a future where we actually bring it to instagram and they help us put it out to the masses. but for now, we literally just started the festival circuit. just last week, so we don't know where it's going. we haven't even heard back from anyone else, but we really wa

we have cerkiton, we have chaplin , we have robin williams, we have renters in our cinema , even in my cinema ten or two decades ago, there were good comedy films. we have good comedy movies with the right characteristics, the right comedy movie has character he is a human being that we discover , we face his concerns, and this character is placed in a situation and thinks he is a twin. in the past one or two years , for example, our main character is set to go on a trip with his ex-wife in the process of marrying , to be in a process, and now, yes , he is in a situation. and define a person who cheats, what does it mean when a man cheats on his wife , what does it mean when a man cheats on his wife married status. i know betrayal, betrayal is a dramatic situation, i accept betrayal on the condition that a woman betrays this betrayal, it is not betrayal, not the betrayal of a friend to my friend, it is a dramatic situation, but you and i, as an artist, pay attention to the situation in which the betrayal is happening. he glorifies those betrayals, i say that betrayal is like this glass

that summer was the somber -- summer that robin williams took his life. and suddenly and really for the first time that i had seen and our country has seen, the issue of suicide and mental illness was the top issue in the news. news programs were talking about it, television, people were having this conversation. at that moment i said it is time to discuss this publicly and we need to reduce the stigma. and for me as a rabbi of the congregation, i wanted to create a community where people could bring their mental illness for them or their families in addition to their physical illnesses and we could do what we could to destigmatize it. that was really the motivation. a month or two after that it was yom kippur and i spoke about this issue. that is how it all began. >> sense that particular sermon can you talk a little about the transition from essentially the privacy of your office to the pulpit and the public forum at the congregation. >> at the sermon i spoke publicly about my own family's experience with mental illness. we have a close family member wh

robin williams , it affects your family , do you have family comedies, comedy movies, unfortunately , our cinematography has decreased so much in the family's basket and this is limited, the family has to go to see comedies because something there is no one else to bag in his basket, especially in melodramas , in melodramas, because the private sector does not enter, and they only make them with government subsidies and organizations, and maybe that kind of melodrama movies will not be created anymore. this movie has no positive effect, which is the duty of art in its own right, i am not saying that it must do what social melodrama does. it was influenced by a movie that only had misery in it, the families i'm afraid to go towards social melodrama, i think it's just full of misery, the hero either burns or dies , or is addicted, or his wife is miserable, or she's getting a divorce , and it's all a melodrama that we can make an adventurous family melodrama, a family that is haunted , a scary family. different genres now , a historical movie is on the screen, why is it selling? our peop

debut more than 30 years ago played by one of san francisco's most iconic residents, the late robin williams. >> it's been a while since i've explored the old hills of san fran. >> reporter: mrs. doubtfire has reappeared on city streets. >> i love your sweatshirt. i want it. i want a tattoo. i think i might. what would i get? help is on the way, dear. tattooed to my dear. >> reporter: for a very specific reason. "mrs. doubtfire," the musical is coming and her run through the city including the visit to her home in pacific heights was met with much fanfare. >> that's like great, honestly spot on. >> thank you, love. >> that was one of my favorite movies when i was a kid and yeah, looks just like mrs. doubtfire. >> perfection. the north american tour is coming to the orpheum theater in san francisco from july 2nd to july 28th. >> just a classic. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >> thank you. >>> breaking news, a historic day in america, donald trump becomes the first former president convicted of criminal charges. >> count 32 guilty

call speedway meadow hellman hollow and middle drive east, nancy pelosi drive and sharon meadow robin william meadow. we added a musical evening light show to the conservancy of flowers, piano to botanical barden. tea house. outside land music festival to polo fields and a portion of this beautiful space that used to be call jfk is now a car free prom naund for hundreds of thousands walk, run, roll, ride, sun-bathe and enjoy art music and food. while visitors once traversed the park on horse and buggy, and now travel on scooters, segues, bicycles. the park became a safe refuge during the covid pandemic. we celebrated a bunch of anversity. the redwood grove, spreckels lake. holiday tree lighting. the 50th anniversary of summer of live and in 2020 celebrated in the rain the parks own 150th anniversary. we got a little shorted because of the pandemic, so 154 is the new 150, which is why we are making such a to do out of today. [applause] golden gate park is resilient and bigger then any one event, policy, decision or person. but that doesn't mean our kunt stewardship of the space isn't critical.

robin williams . it affects your family . do you have family comedies? the family is forced to go see comedy because there is nothing else to buy, especially melodrama in melodrama because the private sector does not enter and they only make it with government subsidies and organizations and many more. when a child watches this movie with his family , there is no positive effect. the task of art is in its own right. i am not saying that it should do what social melodrama does. there is a reason why this comedy is selling now because of cinema. the tragedy that affected our cinema for 10 years. i am afraid to go to a movie that only had misery in it i think social melodrama is just full of misery , the hero either burns or dies or is an addict or the wife is unfortunate or is getting divorced and all melodrama that we can make adventurous family melodrama , the family that gets lost in the war , make a scary family in different genres now. now a historical film has been made, why is it selling? our people love these topics, they love poetry. they are lite

. >>30 years ago, played by 1 of san francisco's most iconic resident, the late robin >>williams.n a while since explore the old hills of san fran. >>mrs. >>down >>there has reappeared on city >>streets. love your switch. won't chat do have want a tattoo. today. i think i may what do i get? help is on the way, dear tattooed maria. >>very reason. doubtfire musical. theater in july. >>excited to introduce it. to a new generation. and maybe bring back some nostalgia for those who love being the past. >>through the city, including a visit for home in pacific >>heights >>was met with much fanfare. >>that's like great, honestly. spot on. 1 of my favorite movies when i was a kid, so and it looks just like this is that far >>we'll see you on stage, mrs doubtfire, and we'll see you the next time you tune in. that's it for the news at 9 next is our buddy drew barrymore, who i hear knows mrs doubtfire like personally has her phone number. drew has a wonderful guest, grandma babs. that's coming up next. [theme music] [applause] hi, guys. you guys, i'm so excited because our guest is back with

they reunited for the brotherly love podcast with lawrence's brothers and talked about how robin williams was always going off script. lisa, who played the oldest said she got kicked out of school in canada for taking too much time filming the movie. williams wrote a letter to the principal asking him to reconsider. she said the principal framed the letter but still expelled her. the home is still a big draw for tourists. >> guys, it's - lift the clouds off of... - virtual weather, only on kpix and pix+. (upbeat music)

the nanny extraordinary made her movie debut more than 30 years ago, played by the late robin williams a while since i've explored the old hills of san fran. >> reporter: mrs. doubtfire has reappeared on city streets -- >> i love your sweatshirt. i want it. i do. i want a tattoo. i think i may. what would i get? help is on the way, dear, tattooed on my rear. >> reporter: for a very specific reason. mrs. doubtnear the musical is coming to the theater in july. >> i'm excited to introduce it to a new generation and maybe bring back some nostalgia for those who loved me in the past. >> reporter: and her romp through the city, including a visit to her home in pacific heights, was met with much fanfare. >> that's like great. honestly, spot on. >> thank you, love. >> that was one of my favorite movies when i was a kid, so, and yeah, looks just like mrs. doubtfire. >> iconic. iconic. >> you were geeking out. >> i loved it. the man behind the mask was rob mcclure. he's starring in the musical. it's coming ing july 22nd to the 28th that. did make my day. and i know, obviously, the late, great ro

they reunited for the brotherly love podcast with lawrence's brothers and talked about how robin williamsays going off script. lisa, who played the oldest said she got kicked out of school in canada for taking too much time filming the movie. williams wrote a letter to the principal asking him to reconsider. she said the principal framed the letter but still expelled her. the home is still a big draw for tourists. >> guys, it's a house. >> don't ruin it! >> co >> pizza hut is offering goodbye pies to help soften the blow of a prevalentine's day breakup. >> basically the restaurant will send your boyfriend or girlfriend a free hot honey pie to break the news that you are dumping them. >> here at pizza hut, we're surprised at how many people have opted to sever relationships using our goodbye pies. that's why we are expanding our menu tlp

come out the other side of the wall robin williams tunnel. >> and you have to turn the heater on theo across might how that contrasts in such a short amount time. and that's why it's so tricky to forecast. but i love you doing a good job. thank you very thanks, lawrence. >> coming up, a san francisco jewelry shop is closing down and moving away after nearly 2 and moving away after nearly 2 centuries in the city. networko network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call today! >> a fine jewelry company is closing up at san francisco shop after more than 170 years in business street and company announced it's moving its headquarters to palo alt

call speedway meadow hellman hollow and middle drive east, nancy pelosi drive and sharon meadow robin william meadow. we added a musical evening light show to the conservancy of flowers, piano to botanical barden. tea house. outside land music festival to polo fields and a portion of this beautiful space that used to be call jfk is now a car free prom naund for hundreds of thousands walk, run, roll, ride, sun-bathe and enjoy art music and food. while visitors once traversed the park on horse and buggy, and now travel on scooters, segues, bicycles. the park became a safe refuge during the covid pandemic. we celebrated a bunch of anversity. the redwood grove, spreckels lake. holiday tree lighting. the 50th anniversary of summer of live and in 2020 celebrated in the rain the parks own 150th anniversary. we got a little shorted because of the pandemic, so 154 is the new 150, which is why we are making such a to do out of today. [applause] golden gate park is resilient and bigger then any one event, policy, decision or person. but that doesn't mean our kunt stewardship of the space isn't critical.

tomorrow is the celebration of life for blind co-founder cecil williams, robin williams was also a civiland lgbtq activist. funeral is going to be held at the glide sanctuary church on ellis street in san francisco. those doors open at noon tomorrow. and it's probably going to be a lot of people there. and of course, we here at kron 4 will have full coverage of everything. >> going on for reverend williams. part of highway 37 between delay one sonoma county shut down once again for repaving. caltrans says the eastbound lanes, though, will reopen monday morning at 05:00am. some bart trains are shut down this weekend. bart says between union city and south fremont's stations, crews are going to be working on the tracks. buses will be taking over the routes to get people around. and on monday, those trains will be back up and running. take a look at this gorgeous video of the aurora borealis dancing over the city of seattle. this is some new video coming in of last night's abuse. incredible tonight. and tomorrow you can have a chance to see these again even here in the bay area. but experts

southbound 101, probably a crew clearing just north of that robin williams tunnel. from the live look we see a smooth drive getting into the city itself. and in fact, the golden gate bridge midday is today. tomorrow and through the weekend may get more traffic than you traditionally see because folks may be in town or traveling around town right now. the bay shows a nice smooth drive for these speed sensors, though. back to you. all right. thanks so much, mike. 522 right now and this morning, there's new concern over real looking fake videos surfaced online. next year on today in the bay. we're going to give you the steps you can avoid fallinvictimg i in political ads and as the election season ramps up, you may see increasing outrage information in your social feeds and on the internet. some of them might be deep fakes. you know, those very real looking fake videos created with someone's likeness or voice. some may be made with ai. they often say or do something with a real person might not. according to a recent survey by the palo alto based identity identity veri

used to have to be robin williams. you more or jerry seinfeld with al, you know, who are these have was chosen have the show's who needed now netflix is making everyone rich in comedy ukip's doing as well. some then you get socials and podcast. but netflix, the king in 2012 total revenue for you and me to go on a date a stand-up comic was 371 million dollars. now it's 909 million dollars. that's a tripoli in there's a guy named bert kreischer who takes off his shirt. it's not. it's not easy to look at. he's a big but he put 33 million dollars last year from tearing netflix got this right, diane. in 2012, 2013, they went after mike birbiglia. they went after lise of slashing are they went after disease. ansari, the start i watch the shows some time watch the show and then i'll go see the comic do new material is they always have to be doing a show on netflix they have to have stuff for the to its brand. that right. and speaking of seinfeld who all these people. >> so he and chappelle bulls got like a 20 million dollars

yes, right here, the tunnel here, the robin williams tunnel, folks feeding out of the tunnel in the southbound direction, steady flow sometimes at this time of day, we'll see a traffic break because of crews clearing. not just yet. some low clouds, but visibility is just fine. it looks really cool. iconic view, i guess of the bridge right there across the bay. we're looking at the north bay. no slowing for highway 37. remember there was the overnight closure of the westbound direction and we've heard of no delays. so we'll talk about that. what's coming up in a few minutes. meanwhile we do have a new crash near the walnut creek interchange, so we'll track that. but no slowing shows up there or on pretty much any other freeway except the altamont pass. that's for the freeways. back over to you. thanks mike. well, we do begin with some breaking news for you this morning. this is coming out of fremont. that's where police are investigating this fiery crash. now, it happened a little after midnight on fremont boulevard near thornton avenue. what we know now is that that car struck a tree before bu

robin williams, one of the funniest man who ever lived. richard pryor when he said when richard pryor says you know, i i'm not addicted to cocaine. i just liked the smell. i mean, that was funny alone a lot of great comedy self-directed. chris rock's comedy can be very, very self-directed. wanda sykes makes front of her own family. it's not like they're off limit targets. it's just that it better have a point and it better have some real whip behind it. otherwise, it's really just finishing cruelty cruelty is simply stupid thank you, sally. >> appreciate it. it's a great session. >> all right. >> still to come, hey, i was this invited from delivering a commencement speech this year so instead, i'm going to deliver it to all have you in just a moment and don't forget, vote on today's poll question that's where cottage it is exactly what i was just talking about. >> sally jenkins jerry seinfeld blames extreme level pc crap and people worrying about offending for the lack of comedy on tv. do you agree or disagree? sign up for my free daily ne

the movie debut 30 years ago played by one of san francisco's most iconic residents the late robin williamsile since i have explored the old hills of san fran. >> reporter: mrs. doubt fire has reappeared on city streets. >> i love your sweatshirt. i want it. i want a tattoo today. i think i might. what would i get? help is on the way, dear. tattooed on my rear. [ laughter ] >> reporter: for a very specific reason. mrs. doubtfire the musical is coming to the orpheum theater in july. >> i'm excited to introduce it to a new generation. and maybe bring back some nostalgia for those who loved me in the past. >> reporter: and her romp through the city including avisit to her home in pacific heights was met with much fanfare. >> that's like great. honestly spot on. >> thank you love. >> one of my favorite movies when i was a kid and yeah it looks just like mrs. doubtfire. [ laughter ] >> by the way the man behind the mask was two-time tony nominee rob mcclure. it's on the north american tour and coming to the orpheum theater in san francisco from july 2nd to july 28th and tickets available at broa

businesses that is one space we were able to improve for a short time and had a grant part two of the robin williams across the street and unfortunate the mural was destroyed about 6 months in but - this is just a map showing the commercial vacancies we had in the district in 2022. and we tracked that. and just another illustration on the storefront and this is a marketing we have objective been updated since 2022 but we use this to help to attract any businesses in the district. and this is a map that illustrates the number of affordable housing, no. special service locations in our district the fingerprint this too has been updated since 2022 but it is available if you need it. >> and just want to end thanking our mid market crew do incredibly challenging work and those folks are still with us today. >> thank you. >> thank you very much for the presentation and the work and especially appreciate highlighting the folks doing the work in the field everyday and many at least on the civic center side of office are out there and do the work every single day and doing the - i had a couple of quick quest

businesses that is one space we were able to improve for a short time and had a grant part two of the robin williams across the street and unfortunate the mural was destroyed about 6 months in but - this is just a map showing the commercial vacancies we had in the district in 2022. and we tracked that. and just another illustration on the storefront and this is a marketing we have objective been updated since 2022 but we use this to help to attract any businesses in the district. and this is a map that illustrates the number of affordable housing, no. special service locations in our district the fingerprint this too has been updated since 2022 but it is available if you need it. >> and just want to end thanking our mid market crew do incredibly challenging work and those folks are still with us today. >> thank you. >> thank you very much for the presentation and the work and especially appreciate highlighting the folks doing the work in the field everyday and many at least on the civic center side of office are out there and do the work every single day and doing the - i had a couple of quick quest

from the summer of love to the earthquake to santana to robin williams doing a stand up comedy routinen the produce department. but to get you to the point, we lost our lease and the neighborhood help us put together a program where we made an offer and purchased the land that became, 100, became 70 units, and, falletti plaza, below which is a lot like the old petrini plaza in that it has predominantly, local and odd small businesses. in 2004, matt gonzales, the supervisor, then, wrote a letter confirming how much he wanted us to be there. and he also made it clear that the we were excluded from the restricted use district because we were preexisting, somewhere along the line that got lost and here we are. we're trying to bring in bitters and bottles. another individual small business that is not a local grocer, not a local liquor store. it is a purveyor of specialty liquors. they would have spirits. falletti foods does not. we have only beer and wine. so there's a synergy between us. we would not be competing and we're asking for your help, the neighborhood has been very supportive, a

robin: okay. there's conflicting things here. thank you, jen. >> gio: such important information. coming up prince williams opening up about how his wife, princess kate, is doing after her cancer diagnosis. >> george: plus a new alert about grandparent scams. some seniors are losing their life saves. >> robin: and more of my interview with britney griner. what she said that made her feel less than human. but first we go to ginger. good morning, ginger. >> ginger: good morning, robin. it's been more than a decade since we've seen as many tornados as we have in april. this april. april ended with another deadly tornado. this one in westmoreland, kansas. you can see the debris flying, where it ropes out and matures. unfortunately, considerable damage there. that was one of 13 reported as we ended the month of april. we will do it again today. the area is larger. there are plenty of populations in there. you've got oklahoma city down to dallas ft. worth. they'll get it late after midnight to 2 a.m. the earlier stuff happens west. woodward oklahoma, dodge city, kansas, you're in that elevated risk. it is not j