doubt firehouse on steiner street will always have a specs place in their heart. many say the movie made a lasting impression. big reason why she feld felt compelled to drop off flowers. >> it is just part of san francisco and how i got over my family divorce and just something i'll always make me remember robin williams. >> what are you doing? >> daniel. the line is not in the script why did you add it. >>reporter: actor terri was in mrs. doubt fire. msh mcgovern met williams in 1974. 2 improv together at comedy clubs. but it's his role in mrs. doubt fire that he cherishes most. >> it was one of the greatest gifts i ever received in my life time. i audition past audition but none would have happened if it hadn't been for robin and marsha his wife an he did that not just for me. he did it for he never forgot his friends. as soon as he got something he wanted to cut you in. >> mork and mindy could end this year. >>reporter: read ago quote from article he were on williams in 93 80. first of 2 face-to-face interview did he with him. second was at the mill valley film

. >> it's at steiner and broadway. and robin williams was a big giants fan. he was a big sports fan as well. >> a lot of people going to giants game still have not heard the news yet. yes he was a giants fan. it's interesting. someone makes you laugh or cry, if you never met him, he touches you in a deep way. and let show footage from october of 2010 at the ballpark. >> please give it up for academy award winning actor and giants fan, robin williams. >> good evening, san francisco! are you ready? then give it up for 2010 national league western division champions. >> he loved them. he loved the baseball team and everyone loved him he loved a crowd we talked to those people tonight going to the game. >> such a creative genius. i was a child of the 80s he was our favorite. just remarkable. >> what a huge loss. his humor, intelligence, sensitivity. >> he died a lonely man. >> but a funny man. years ago, i played in a charity basketball game with robin williams. i was a sear kwus basketball player at that time. he was a better comedian than a basketball player. w

. >> it's at steiner and broadway. and robin williams was a big giants fan. he was a big sports fan as well. >> a lot of people going to giants game still have not heard the news yet. yes he was a giants fan. it's interesting. someone makes you laugh or cry, if you never met him, he touches you in a deep way. and let show footage from october of 2010 at the ballpark. >> please give it up for academy award winning actor and giants fan, robin williams. >> good evening, san francisco! are you ready? then give it up for 2010 national league western division champions. >> he loved them. he loved the baseball team and everyone loved him he loved a crowd we talked to those people tonight going to the game. >> such a creative genius. i was a child of the 80s he was our favorite. just remarkable. >> what a huge loss. his humor, intelligence, sensitivity. >> he died a lonely man. >> but a funny man. years ago, i played in a charity basketball game with robin williams. i was a sear kwus basketball player at that time. he was a better comedian than a basketball player. w

doubt firehouse on steiner street will always have a specs place in their heart. many say the movie made a lasting impression. big reason why she feld felt compelled to drop off flowers. >> it is just part of san francisco and how i got over my family divorce and just something i'll always make me remember robin williams. >> what are you doing? >> daniel. the line is not in the script why did you add it. >>reporter: actor terri was in mrs. doubt fire. msh mcgovern met williams in 1974. 2 improv together at comedy clubs. but it's his role in mrs. doubt fire that he cherishes most. >> it was one of the greatest gifts i ever received in my life time. i audition past audition but none would have happened if it hadn't been for robin and marsha his wife an he did that not just for me. he did it for he never forgot his friends. as soon as he got something he wanted to cut you in. >> mork and mindy could end this year. >>reporter: read ago quote from article he were on williams in 93 80. first of 2 face-to-face interview did he with him. second was at the mill valley film

doubt firehouse on steiner street will always have a specs place in their heart. many say the movie made a lasting impression. big reason why she feld felt compelled to drop off flowers. >> it is just part of san francisco and how i got over my family divorce and just something i'll always make me remember robin williams. >> what are you doing? >> daniel. the line is not in the script why did you add it. >>reporter: actor terri was in mrs. doubt fire. msh mcgovern met williams in 1974. 2 improv together at comedy clubs. but it's his role in mrs. doubt fire that he cherishes most. >> it was one of the greatest gifts i ever received in my life time. i audition past audition but none would have happened if it hadn't been for robin and marsha his wife an he did that not just for me. he did it for he never forgot his friends. as soon as he got something he wanted to cut you in. >> mork and mindy could end this year. >>reporter: read ago quote from article he were on williams in 93 80. first of 2 face-to-face interview did he with him. second was at the mill valley film

that's very latest from about 26 40 steine steiner. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> president obama tweeted out a short statement following williams death he said robin williams was an air man, docto doctor, jeanie, nanny and everything in between but he was one of a kind. the president full statement ex paned on that one of a kind personality he said he arrived as an alien but ended up touching every element of the human spivrment he made us half. he made us cry. he gave his im measurable talent freely and generously to those who needed it most from our troop station on abroad to marginal on our own streets. williams was also an avid cyclist. we have more on that coming up on abc 7 news at 9:00. have more on that coming up on abc 7 news at 9:00. >> see they're called winglets. at the end of the wings? winglets may not look like a big deal, but those little do-hickeys save about 54 million gallons of fuel a year. you know what that means? $73 airfares. thank you, little do-hickeys. for a limited time only, southwest airlines is offering flight

the corner of steiner and broadway.nd that's where "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live this morning. bob, tributes are pouring in ian object front stoop there? >> reporter: well this is become a destination for mourners. though one of two destinations in san francisco. the other one being his former home in sea cliff, here at broadway and steiner. if you look up, you might recognize this from the movie, "mrs. doubtfire." on the steps here where people have left flowers, candles within some left a copy of peter pan, reference to his role in the movie "hook." over here to the left, canned ld, and it says o captain my captain. my personal favorite over there, there's robin williams's mork in the 1970s-80 sitcom. you taught me it was okay to feel like i was on the wrong planet. a tribute to this comic genius. with remarkable and something that's very touching is how many strangers are our station has been able to find since the news came out yesterday yesterday afternoon. how many strangers who didn't know robin w

david steiner is the president and ceo of waste management.th us this morning. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> how much did you have to pay in taxes when you repatriated the money? >> our effective tax rate was 44% for the quarter, when normally it is 35%. you can see the effect of a small sale -- a $90 million sale -- a small sale of our puerto rican operations had a big effect on our tax bill. we are sort of the poster child for tax reform. we need to have a more logical way to bring earnings back into the united states where they can be invested in the united states without a huge tax bill. >> did you have to do this? could you have delayed this transaction? --what happened what we has what happened was we had puerto rico operations, and all the earnings from puerto rico were kept in puerto rico and reinvested in that business. at the point you sell the business, you have to take the proceeds and do something with them. companies that have a deep international structure can move earnings to it different international -- to a di

and fans have hundreds of cars and flowers at the house on steiner street. >> fellow comedian johnny steel would regularly go on bike rides with williams. he remembers williams for his giving nature saying he gave struggling comics money he noticed a change that was about 10 days ago. he was withdrawn and quiet. >> if he can get inside with a guy that vibrant and so much to live for it is a hideous man. robin williams killed himself and something awful got inside of him. >> he considered beak riding mobile therapy and even bought steel a custom made bicycle. broadway went dark in williams' honor. it went dim on the marquis for one minute. robin williams live on broadway was in 2002. >>> another broadway tribute and this from the cast of "alladin." disney posted this on youtube. disney is the parent company of eabc7 -- of abc7. williams was the voice of the genie during the movie. during the stage performance last night the audience lead -- the cast lead the audience in the song "a friend like me." >>> and violent clashes between police and protesters after the shooting death of an un

the home is located on steiner and broadway. it last sold in 19-97.early one- point-four million dollars. williams' daughter -- zelda just released this statement using a quote by french poet -- antoine de-saint exupery. who talks about looking up at the stars. she then says "i love you. i miss you. i'll try to keep looking up." online we set up a special section in memory of robin williams and we want to tell you about this. one specific section says "celebrities reflect on robin williams' death". we even had jay leno comment on here talking about when they first met on improv. many other celebrities in the hollywood area and the world are chiming in on the death of robin williams. there is another section here with photos of robin williams. this photos from at&t park when he made an appearance. you can scroll through to see all the pictures in memory of robin williams. >>jacqueline bennett we still have the threat of thunderstorms near the bay area to the east of us. but you can see things starting to look rundown. pressure offshore will bring the f

and fans have hundreds of cars and flowers at the house on steiner street. >> fellow comedian johnny steel would regularly go on bike rides with williams. he remembers williams for his giving nature saying he gave struggling comics money he noticed a change that was about 10 days ago. he was withdrawn and quiet. >> if he can get inside with a guy that vibrant and so much to live for it is a hideous man. robin williams killed himself and something awful got inside of him. >> he considered beak riding mobile therapy and even bought steel a custom made bicycle. broadway went dark in williams' honor. it went dim on the marquis for one minute. robin williams live on broadway was in 2002. >>> another broadway tribute and this from the cast of "alladin." disney posted this on youtube. disney is the parent company of eabc7 -- of abc7. williams was the voice of the genie during the movie. during the stage performance last night the audience lead -- the cast lead the audience in the song "a friend like me." >>> and violent clashes between police and protesters after the shooting death of an un

fans told us they are drawn to the steiner street home because it is connected to a movie and actor theyed. >>> living with depression, addiction and any other illness can feel impossible for those who suffer with it. those at the national crisis hotline have seen a spike in calls for help ever since robin williams' death. here is lisa amin gulezian on the warning signs of suicide. >> are you suicidal? >> it may be a scary question, but those at the suicide and crisis center are not afraid to ask. they have to if they want to save lives. >> they don't want to feel alone. most of the people feel alone. >> robin williams admitted in interviews that he too dealt with bouts of loneliness and depression. the 63-year-old hanged himself. he said he wished he asked for help especially since depression can affect anyone. >> you don't need to have a particular job or profession or financial status. >> he knows that firsthand. her 31-year-old daughter hanged herself six years ago. they also had what seemed like a lot to live for. >> eventually she just -- she just gave up hope she was ever going to

suzanne steiner. remember, barbra met her for coffee the day she died?to suzanne about old times. (woman) i'm not sure what help i can be. odette seemed fine the day that i saw her. mm-hmm. oh, i keep forgetting that she wasn't odette. oh, the resemblance was remarkable. you said that she wanted to reminisce. how close were the two of you? well, my dad was the butler in her grandfather's home for 20 years, so... we practically grew up together. and what did she want to talk about? well, she asked about her grandfather. well, odette's grandfather. mm-hmm. she talked about how close they had been. and then she asked about the day that he died. he died in his sleep, didn't he? yeah. yeah, he was 98. it was odd that she asked, because i wasn't there, but she was-- odette was-- along with my father, and when i reminded her of that, she asked about my dad. she said she wanted to... catch up with him. do you know if the two of them ever spoke? well, i gave her his number, but i-i'm not sure what happened. mm. (grunts) mnh-mnh. it's not coming off. it's like it

the house on broadway and steiner that will be known as the "mrs. doubtfire" house and where hundreds of people came the past 24 hours to drop off notes and flowers. >> there are people that live in that home so i'm wondering what their reaction is to all this. >> reporter: no need to worry. >> nice tribute to robin williams, isn't it? that's fine. >> reporter: the doctor and his wife now live in the house a fitting tribute to "mrs. doubtfire." >> surprise. >> i make boys faces into girls faces, the transgender world. >> reporter: if "mrs. doubtfire" had gone to a plastic surgeon, douglas ouster haus, he wrote the book on his craft so in 1997 when he was looking for a house he found that this home was on the market. >> it's sort of a natural thinking about what the movie is all about. how she portrayed "mrs. doubtfire." >> reporter: he knew he was buying a house steeped in hollywood and san francisco history. so he has a pretty good attitude towards all the attention. >> i used to tell people i did a service for the fbi. you know about fingerprints.

and fans have hundreds of cars and flowers at the house on steiner street. >> fellow comedian johnnysteel would regularly go on bike rides with williams. he remembers williams for his giving nature saying he gave struggling comics money he noticed a change that was about 10 days ago. he was withdrawn and quiet. >> if he can get inside with a guy that vibrant and so much to live for it is a hideous man. robin williams killed himself and something awful got inside of him. >> he considered beak riding mobile therapy and even bought steel a custom made bicycle. broadway went dark in williams' honor. it went dim on the marquis for one minute. robin williams live on broadway was in 2002. >>> another broadway tribute and this from the cast of "alladin." disney posted this on youtube. disney is the parent company of eabc7 -- of abc7. williams was the voice of the genie during the movie. during the stage performance last night the audience lead -- the cast lead the audience in the song "a friend like me." >>> and violent clashes between police and protesters after the shooting death of an una

but he never got to tell him he lived in this charming place on steiner and broadway.ugiran, kpix 5. >> isn't that something. >> learn something new. >> i guess so. and the doctor will be retiring by the way this friday. so perhaps he can watch the movie in its entirety. by the way, i guess he welcomes the people. you know. a lot of people would say stay away from my home but bring the flowers, come and say your good words about robin. that's nice. >> wonderful. nice to hear. >>> all right. 6:46. let's check on traffic. elizabeth what's going on? >> what's cooking? we got some big delays. bigger than normal through the livermore valley. so you notice the drive time usually at this time of the morning to give you some perspective. it's about a half-hour maybe slightly less and now it's almost 45 minutes maybe dropped by a couple of minutes here just recently but basically the bigger delays are because of an earlier stall approaching isabel. better news for counter- commuters all lanes are now back open. a couple of lanes eastbound 580 at north flynn. there was a fender-

it's located on steiner and broadway.t-four million dollars. >> mark:and with the news of william's death celebrities from all across hollywood came out to shre their feelings and express their gratitude towards williams. this is what they had to say. we are still mourning the loss. he was the legend. coverage online -- at our >>: it's sad to see you of that and have and i am sorry to see it as he was that alone. and you can follow us on the line on our web site at kron 4 dot com. >> james: there you can find celebrities reflecting on williams' life and also photos of williams through the years. and you can also leave your kron-4-dot-com. still ahead on the kron four morning news. shots fired at a for cover. we'll have more on what happened. ee local news...sports... weather emergencies...especially diverse communities... rural towns... the elderly. they save thousands every year on cable and satellite bills... pay-tv providers don't like that. they're pushing washington to change the rules and cripple free tv call congre

you can see the home broadcasting that steiner and broadway. >> james: this is what it looked like onht. as they expressed their condolences. >>: we all work with robin throughout the years. as funny as he was he's really one of the all-time greats. but he was even a better person. few is truly one of the kind this vast that i have worked with. and that's and major made him off. >>: would just processing the small this affirmation at this moment. so we're thinking of his family and everyone that he touched. >> james: the beloved actor made jokes about his addiction as he struggled with it. >> reporter: the late robin williams struggled with an addiction for some time. >> reporter: it was 1982 when he first went sober. >>: i remember stopping it on my own and not wanting to be drawn out while speaking to my son. the more intelligent that you think you are the words you are. >> reporter: this summer he checked the back and to that facility. the clerk here and did not think it was actually him in this city at the dairy queen. ♪ ♪ ♪here i am. rock you like a hurricane♪ fiber one now makes

doc met robin for a brief moment, but he never got to tell him he lived in this charming place on steiner and broadway. taking a look at the sidewalk here, people have extended their messages from the staircase down here onto the floor taking pieces of chalk and writing their own messages in front of his home. he says he will be retiring this friday, possibly giving him more time to watch the movie all the way. back to you. >> thanks cate caugurian. >>> as you might imagine, robin williams' old films are selling pretty fast. eight of them are on amazon's best sell every list tonight and they will all be out of stock. williams also had four new films in the worksic colluding this one, mary friggin christmas set to be released in november. >>> tonight, we dug up video of what robin williams called a mind altering encounter. this happened with a gentle giant named koko. koko is not just any gorilla. she is famous for understanding sign language. she was in pbs and national geographic. in 2001, williams asked the folks who take care of her if he could pay her a business. she hasn't smiled in

than a week has passed since the death of robin williams starting last night the owner of a house on steiner street cleared out the flowers, cards and messages left by fans for the actor. the house was the setting, of course, for the mrs. doubtfire movie. the owner of the house wants to send all the memorabilia to the williams family. >>> well, here's a plan that is popular with some and very unpopular with others. it's a program in berkeley to give away money to those in need. >> reporter: the city council voted on this unanimously. it's been getting a lot of attention, they say it's a part of a larger package that focuses on the safety and distribution of medical marijuana. linda gets her medical marijuana prescription filled once a week. >> it's daily. >> reporter: she lives in berkeley and has been diagnosed with a terminal illness. under the city's new rules, linda could qualify to get her cannabis for free. >> i would say hundreds a week. i would say i spend hundreds a week on marijuana. >> reporter: dispensaries are required to provide free medical marijuana to people who aren't just

fans told us they are drawn to the steiner street home because it is connected to a movie and actor they loved. >>> living with depression, addiction and any other illness can feel impossible for those who suffer with it. those at the national crisis hotline have seen a spike in calls for help ever since robin williams' death. here is lisa amin gulezian on the warning signs of suicide. >> are you suicidal? >> it may be a scary question, but those at the suicide and crisis center are not afraid to ask. they have to if they want to save lives. >> they don't want to feel alone. most of the people feel alone. >> robin williams admitted in interviews that he too dealt with bouts of loneliness and depression. the 63-year-old hanged himself. he said he wished he asked for help especially since depression can affect anyone. >> you don't need to have a particular job or profession or financial status. >> he knows that firsthand. her 31-year-old daughter hanged herself six years ago. they also had what seemed like a lot to live for. >> eventually she just -- she just gave up hope she was ever goin

. >> reporter: this summer dennis and kate steiner thought they'd be getting their son logan ready for college. instead, they're mourning his death. >> he had a smile to kill for. he could drag anyone out of a bad mood. >> reporter: logan, a straight a student, wrestler, senior prom king died suddenly three days before graduation. later, a plastic bag with a white powder was found in his house, pure, concentrated caffeine. when you found out that was caffeine in the bag, what was your reaction? >> that couldn't have killed him. >> reporter: an autopsy found he had 23 times as much caffeine in his system as a typical coffee or cola drinker, enough to kill him. pure caffeine is stoeld as a dietary speed limit to boost alertness and athletic performance. it appears to be most popular with young men. >> they think i use caffeine all the time. you know, i'm tolerant to this. >> reporter: pure caffeine is not regulated. a teaspoon is the equivalent of 25 cups of coffee. it could include irregular heartbeat, muscle spasms and kidney failure. dozens of web sites sell it for as little as $12 fo

it's located on steiner and broadway it sold in 1997 for nearly $1.4 million. >> catherine: >> catherine just last year he realized it was their resemblance of kim kardashian and a certain floor maternity dress. >> pam: of early heart broken, his wife says hoping that people will count will focus on the joy and laughter that he gave people. >> gary: a.m. walter made >> pam: and water main break broke up this evening. >> reporter: causey the asphalt to breaking with the water gushing down as they opened the back of the shut off right after the main break happened. they are trying to relocate before the dick of the ground. it gives you the idea of what residents saw when they came out of their homes this morning. >> reporter: two cars had to be moved because there was a concern that the burst pipe could cause a sink hole. crew started breaking up the roadway and water service cut off to a residence for two blocks of the history during repairs. chang >> if my whole life for the day. >> reporter: it will be replaced at a news section. there were four watcher main breaks in different location

doubtfire on steiner and broadway here in san francisco. doubtifire, which is one of the reasons here. we always >> reporter: robin williams had deep roots here in the bay area going back to his teens. he shot movies here, most notably mrs. doubtfire filmed at this home here in pacific heights. you can see people leaving flower and candles at the house where that movie was filmed saying good-bye to an adopted son. was in mork and mindy. he had a sad vision for his future, even then. in robin rds: it scare >> rest in peace. >> reporter: tonight the bay area raised a glass to robin williams. >> mrs. doubtfire is one reason we like coming here. we always think of him. >> reporter: here at the restaurant in danville where some of the most famous scenes were shot in mrs. doubtfire. >> that's where he says help is on the way, dear. >> reporter: the bay area was where a young robin williams got his start in comedy fresh out of juilliard. journalist and broadcaster ben vonterez profiled williams for this 1980 article for parade magazine one season

fans told us they are drawn to the steiner street home because it is connected to a movie and actor they loved. >>> living with depression, addiction and any other illness can feel impossible for those who suffer with it. those at the national crisis hotline have seen a spike in calls for help ever since robin williams' death. here is lisa amin gulezian on the warning signs of suicide. >> are you suicidal? >> it may be a scary question, but those at the suicide and crisis center are not afraid to ask. they have to if they want to save lives. >> they don't want to feel alone. most of the people feel alone. >> robin williams admitted in interviews that he too dealt with bouts of loneliness and depression. the 63-year-old hanged himself. he said he wished he asked for help especially since depression can affect anyone. >> you don't need to have a particular job or profession or financial status. >> he knows that firsthand. her 31-year-old daughter hanged herself six years ago. they also had what seemed like a lot to live for. >> eventually she just -- she just gave up hope she was ever goin

mark steiner, founder of the center for emerging media.irector of the black law enforcement alliance and retired nypd detective who served for 20 years. christina beltran at new york university. and author of "the trouble with unity." mark, yesterday we talked a bit about captain johnson. and yesterday captain johnson said very clearly during the, during the presser something that i want to play what captain johnson said and look at what happened last night for a moment and then ask you about it. let's take a listen. >> tonight, we want to enforce that curfew. we want to enforce it with tear gas and communicate and talk about, you know, it's time to go home. >> was he lying then? did he change his mind? is he not in control of the situation? >> let me start off by saying it may be supposedly 9:35 in ferguson, but in reality, it's 193, this is about the most embarrassing government police response that i've ever seen and it's time to start facing that reality and whether you have captain johnson that brings a certain skill set to this equat

last night the owner of this house on steiner street began clearing out flowers, cards, and messages fans have been dropping off since williams' death last week. a week ago, yesterday the house was the setting for the movie "mrs. doubtfire" and became a gathering point for mourners there are messages scrawled on the sidewalk the owner wants to send the memorabilia to the family. >> a sebastapol man following his passion of climbing fell to his death in yosemite saturday, on the same day he asked for his girlfriend's hand in marriage. >> on saturday, brad parker and his girlfriend completed a climb to the summit of cathedral peak. once there, he asked her to marry him. >> amazing day. had a great time. and just proposal happened on the top of the peak. they descended then. >> parker wanted to train for a hard climb this week. so he went alone to climb mathis crest, a dramatic ridge, just about three miles from cathedral peak. he decided to do it solo. meaning, without a rope. >> he climbed the climb, 2, 3 times. and one of those times was without a rope. he absolutely thought he would

these are live pictures that show a large crowd gathering outside the classic victorian at steiner and broadway. the owner says people are welcome to keep leaving those flowers that you see right there and other tributes, as well. this memorial will not be disturbed. >>> a moving tribute in boston at a spot where williams touched many hearts. >> the bench from the scene in goodwill hunting has turned into a memorial itself honoring his role at the boston public gardens. >> you can see the bench where the movie was seen, people have placed flowers and other mementos. but what's most touching here, fans are writing in glaucoma on the pavement around the bench, o captain, my captain, some of the famous lines from robin williams movies. >> a petition has been created now to place a bronze statue of williams seated at the bench. >>> flowers, candles and farewell messages are piling up on williams' star on the walk of fame in los angeles. cbs reporter kristine lazar has more on hollywood's reaction to the loss of/legend. >> reporter: the walk of fame was at a standstill at the star of robin

gene steiner. dr. gene, as he was known to the public, was the dr.z of radio and xpxplained how his research led him to what's now become the number-one brain health supplement in the country-- procera avh. >> so what was it about the procera avh brain health formula? >> for me, it was the science. it had solid science behind the ingredients and a landmark clinical trial on the procera brain health formula itself. again, i'm here to tell you that we don't have to accept mental decline. it may even be reversible, but first, here are some of the more disturbing early signs and symptoms that you need to pay attention to. one: if you or someone close to you has noticed an increase in forgetfulness in the past six months. two-- and this relates to mental quickness: have you noticed a slowing in thinking or you have that tip of the tongue syndrome, which is becoming more common, meaning the words come to you more slowly. or three: perhaps you've noticed the increase in brain fog, you're more easily distracted or have trouble concentrating, or more frequent

last night the owner of this house on steiner street began clearing out flowers, cards, and messages fans have been dropping off since williams' death last week. a week ago, yesterday the house was the setting for the movie "mrs. doubtfire" and became a gathering point for mourners there are messages scrawled on the sidewalk the owner wants to send the memorabilia to the family. >> a sebastapol man following his passion of climbing fell to his death in yosemite saturday, on the same day he asked for his girlfriend's hand in marriage. >> on saturday, brad parker and his girlfriend completed a climb to the summit of cathedral peak. once there, he asked her to marry him. >> amazing day. had a great time. and just proposal happened on the top of the peak. they descended then. >> parker wanted to train for a hard climb this week. so he went alone to climb mathis crest, a dramatic ridge, just about three miles from cathedral peak. he decided to do it solo. meaning, without a rope. >> he climbed the climb, 2, 3 times. and one of those times was without a rope. he absolutely thought he would

her stuff and then they left and i want to back and i pay or so i get an apology or i know charlie steiner my dear friend the dodger radio announcer is here graham you once took a dodger pitcher out of the game right oh you know about that tell me about that i don't charlie even that one hell of a limit i went to a game one night when tommy and i were a pretty tight so he said and i. put on a uniform and go out to take that put you out of the game with the summer in training or the record i was a fan of appreciation day or something i said i'm not going out here by the way he got fined for that he said i don't kid go i didn't take it so i went that route like or probably over at that time we looked like no time has i'm carrying a little ball when i'm out. and i love him dearly so if he gets offended by that they'll get over it but it up from there to himself so long looked at us and don't know it's like a bank a ok but if he's ok. i guess for no money in your slamming shut up i don't care i'm no i'm saying no so now ok ok i never heard that he was jewish gee whiz ok the one time she's goin

this sets of the quarter of steiner and broadway. morning are here to take pictures. others are leaving behind candles and cards. >>: markk:robin williams daughtr zelda has quit social media.because of internet trolls and insensitive posters on her instagram account. while countless fans took to twitter, facebook and instagram to express their love and respect for the late actor and comedian. >>: mark:some took the opportunity to post horrific comments and pictures on zelda's twitter and instagram accounts. blood >>: markshe posted on twitter that she was deleting the apps from her devices for "a good long time." social media is fighting back for zelda williams this morning. >>: marktake a look at some of the tweets from the bay area about * *read tweets * >>:we'll continue to follow this story that's trending on social media this morning as it develops. tell us what you think.on the kron 4 facebook page. you can continue to follow our coverage of robin williams death online -- at our website kron4- dot-com. >>:there you can find cel

become a gathering place, a steady stream of fans young and old chose to come here to this house on steiner street in san francisco to pay tribute to robin williams. >> we tried to spend time here. >> alfredo hernandez of mexico city took time-out from hysteriacation. >> we're friends of his -- vacation. >> we watch his movies in mexico. >> some came from the east coast, some from the east bay. >> he's the kind of acre that -- actor that he instruct you profoundly. >> it hit me like we couldn't believe it. i used to watch mork and mindy as a kid. >> the second time was three years ago. luis met robin. >> he was ahead of me on the escalator. i looked up and he was there. i said hi, motion my god. i love your movies. >> the doctor that owned the home will leave the flowers, stuffed animals and messages until sunday. >> it's nice to honor robin williams. >> the plastic surgeon says it's appropriate that robin williams made a movie about a divorced woman who made a dressed as a woman to be with his children. >> the homeowner hopes to give the gifts to williams family or find an appropriate plac

>> house behind me is 2640 steiner street. that is where mrs. doubtfire was filmed they used the real address in the movie. now, our former reporter told us earlier fans would knock on the door of the house all the time. wanting to see rooms and some of them actually believed "mrs. doubtfire" and other characters lived there. the floral memorial keeps getting bigger. fans say there is special special about robin williams. >> different than everybody else, different sense of humor. >> i'm not about to change anything. it's well deserved. >> they're coming from around the world. >> i put mistake not putting a bucket in front saying a nickel for every picture. >> to fans this home will be linked to robin williams. >> i felt a need to come by here. mrs. doubtfire was a big movie in my childhood. >> it's hard to believe he's gone. his memory will live on. >> williams played a husband, disguysing himself as a nanny to win back his wife, who wanted a divorce because she felt he was irresponsible >> always trying to be happy, smile, and make others happ

>> house behind me is 2640 steiner street. that is where mrs. doubtfire was filmed they used the real address in the movie. now, our former reporter told us earlier fans would knock on the door of the house all the time. wanting to see rooms and some of them actually believed "mrs. doubtfire" and other characters lived there. the floral memorial keeps getting bigger. fans say there is special special about robin williams. >> different than everybody else, different sense of humor. >> i'm not about to change anything. it's well deserved. >> they're coming from around the world. >> i put mistake not putting a bucket in front saying a nickel for every picture. >> to fans this home will be linked to robin williams. >> i felt a need to come by here. mrs. doubtfire was a big movie in my childhood. >> it's hard to believe he's gone. his memory will live on. >> williams played a husband, disguysing himself as a nanny to win back his wife, who wanted a divorce because she felt he was irresponsible >> always trying to be happy, smile, and make others happ

house became a memorial for robin williams after his death is returning to normalcy the house on steinertreet was pathetic for misdoubtfire. after passing by the house and taking pictures the owner wants to send all the memorabilia to the williams' family. there is a push for a landmark he drove. >> that's after you cross the golden gate bridge into bernard county. >> true, this same bridge is the gateway to ma ren county headed north. so is this tunnel. named after william waldo. do you know who he was? >> no, an engineer? >> no the petition drive to clang the flame. >> hello, hello. >> so for more than 4,000 people changed a petition to rename it in memory of robin williams. >> robin williams touched so many people's lives with his humor. >> he said with the per mention of his family, he would reintroduce a memento. >> why not? >> the idea is getting traction. >> i think it's a great idea. i think robin williams touched a lot of people's lives in the bay area. >> oh, that would be nice, actually. he's a colorful guy, he's a creative guy. >> he appeared in movies like "dirty harry." som

fans have placed hundreds of flowers on the steps leading to the front door of the home on steiner street. the home's owner says he will allow the memorial to stay until saturday. >> two of robin williams' close friends and a medical expert will join cheryl jennings this saturday at 4:30 p.m. for a special edition of "beyond the headlines" focusing on depression and robin williams' fight against it. >>> in other news, a san jose police officer shot and killed a woman this morning after receiving a call she was armed and threatening to kill family members. happened at blossom hill road and playa del rey. david louie is on the scene. david? >> reporter: blossom hill road is closed. the detectives here are still working on their case. police are not releasing any details about the woman who was killed nor whether language might have been an issue. it was the kind of call to police that mobilized a large response. the neighborhood at blossom hill and playa del rey is filled with homes and a denlt office. the officers stayed outside but made contact with a woman inside trying to assess the pro

starting last night the owner of the house on steiner street cleared out the flowers, cards and messages left by fans. the house was setting for the mrs. doubtfire movie and gathering point for the mourners. owner of the house wants to send the memorabilia to william's family. >>> all right just getting started here tonight on 7 news at 9:00. coming up next. search in the sierra bay area teacher now missing for 10 days. last known location. >> also. veteran bay area rock klirm is killed in tragic accident. tonight you will hear how he died on what he called the happiest difficult of his life. >> spencer is here with the weather. >> still chance of some drizzle overnight. cloud lingering. but there is a more summer leak pattern developing i have the accu-weather 7 day forecast in a moment. >> thanks spencer. and this is a cool stir. 3-year-old takes over a san francisco construction site and all (vo) ours is a world of passengers. the red-eyes. (daughter) i'm really tired. (vo) the transfers. well, that's kid number three. (vo) the co-pilots. all sitting... ...trusting... ...waiting... ..

. >> rob steiner with the advertising agency was all there when it came together. >> my personal favorite the wind screen wipers. they look quite messy. one of our jobs in the commercial was to talk about product specifications. one of the product specifications of this particular honda accord was it had rain sensitive wind screen wipers. >> they use the rain sensor on the thing and then all of a sudden it becomes this creepy sci-fi creature. you feel bad for the wipers that are disemboweled. >> so the wipers worked, the tires rolled up, the cog actually set the actions in motion. but did it all happen in one continuous shot? well, almost. >> let me say that the whole sequence actually worked -- a two-minute sequence worked. when we came down to the shoot days, we made a damage limitation decision. we decided just so we had a better chance of succeeding in shooting to 60-second segments, and then in post-production would join in the middle. it was half a second's worth of cgi on the exhaust box between the two 60-second sequences. but you can't see it. >> one shot or two, this is a hit. >

new report by steiner research, median income by 3.% to 350 in june. david: okay.onomic leaders and key policymakers in jackson hole, wyoming, a nice place to be for federal reserve of kansas city economic symposium. liz: peter barnes is live in jackson hole with the fdic vice-chair and former kansas city fed president tom hoenig to discuss what fed chair janet yellen might say in her big speech tomorrow, peter? >> great to be out here, except for one things, guys. it is like 45 degrees with the windchill factor. talking to tom hoenig about this. worst weather that he has seen in what, 20 something years, tom. >> that i've been coming here. >> we'll try to stay dry as we talk in particular about bank regulation. as you mentions tom hoenig is vice chairman of the fdic which is very busy on dodd-frank implementation and post-financial crisis work. and it has been busy today. it was part of this $17 billion settlement with bank of america over flawed mortgage-backed securities, about a billion dollars of that money will go to the fdic and so, tom, i wanted to ask you,

. >> 2640 steiner street. that is of course where "mrs. doubtfire" was filmed.s you can imagine, it's been nonstop fans all day. we noticed a lot of vacationers from all over the world stop by here as well. of course, a lot of local people. this house has, if you will, become sort of a shrine to the memory of robin williams. the floral memorial just keeps getting bigger and bigger. this home is now on the other hand by douglas. he is no hurry to remove this extemporaneous tribute. >> i'm not about to change anything. it's all deserved, isn't it? >> reporter: and they're coming from all over the world. >> the only mistake i didn't make is to put a bucket out front with a nickel for every picture. i would have retired years ago instead of this friday. >> reporter: to many of his fans, this home will forever inextricably be linked to robin williams. >> i felt i needed to come by here. "mrs. doubtfire was a big movie for me. it was my childhood. >> it's cool that his memory will live on in this house and in other places and with his movies and stuff. >> reporter: "m

starred willaims playing a father dressed as a female nanny >> mark:it's located on steiner and broadwayars. >> mark:of the many movies robin williams made. one called "jack". helps to capture his child within. kron 4's vicki liviakis went deep into the kron 4 archives. to find this >> reporter: vintage footage of a younger williams. in jack, robin williams played a ten year old kid named jack. with a rare medical condition that aged him 4x the rate of a normal human. it's not easy having a 5 o'clock shadow in the 4th grade. robin introduce yourself. williams was in san francisco for the premier of jack.directed by the bay area's francis ford >> reporter:the year was 1996. williams was nearly 20 years younger. it was a film that took him back to his formative years. it's so great. and belland robin williams was known for being a big giants fan. and >>: was nominated for three bell in a blow. we are getting a lot of reaction from crown for the worse. -kron 4 veiweriewers. >> james:this is video of williams pumping up the crowd before game one of the national leagie division series back in

>> mankoff: then, there's a classic peter steiner from 1993, the two dogs in front of the computer sayingnows you're a dog." ( laughter ) the peter arno cartoon where the plane is crashing... >> safer: in arno's 1941 drawing, the pilot has bailed out, and the engineer is saying, "well, back to the old drawing board." >> mankoff: that phrase originates... >> safer: with that cartoon? >> mankoff: with that cartoon. and that's true of the earlier cartoon in which the mother is saying, "eat it. it's broccoli, dear." >> safer: and the kid answers, "i say it's spinach, and i say the hell with it." the year was 1928. in those early days of bathtub gin and backstage musicals, it wasn't long before the magazine and the cartoons took hold in the national consciousness. in the 1933 film classic "42nd street," the "new yorker" had a short product placement role. >> then there will be 13 pages in the "new yorker..." >> safer: advertisers took note. outlining its plans to sell the new 1935 pontiac, general motors targeted the magazine's upscale readership. >> just the people for whom a pontiac would se

doubtfire" at steiner and broadway in the pacific heights neighborhood. williams struggled with his own demons before ending his own life monday. anne makovec has more on the actor from outside his home in marin county. >> reporter: good morning. things have quieted down here in the neighborhood where robin williams had lived for almost a decade. you can see this memorial, though, still outside of the gate a reminder that a comedic genius will not be forgotten. it was robin williams personal assistant who made the discovery the award winning actor had taken his own life. >> the preliminary cause of death is asphyxia due to hanging. >> reporter: the assistants became concerned when williams didn't answer the door and managed to get inside. >> he was suspended from the belt, which was wedged between the door and the door frame, in a seated position slightly suspended off the ground. >> reporter: williams also had superficial cuts to his wrist and a pocketknife was found nearby. >> i went to rehab in wine country just to keep my options open. [ laughter ] >>