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. >> even don't know them but youa person. so seeing them like that. i think it's hard. >> i'm emotion he he actually i grau up watching him and it made me really love television. >> i definitely remember he was one of the bigger actor when younger. really stood out to me. definitely a lot of my favorite one. >> just on your feet kind of machine comedy. it was funny. even if you didn't laugh at first eventually he would get to you and you couldn't stop. >> he wasn't above and beyond anything else just normal human being. just living his life. sharing his talent. we were consumed bit. enjoyed every bit of it. >>reporter: consumed by his that that description. it's a good thing robin williams had tv and film as outlet i can only imagine washington kind of distraction he would have been in an office place. i have a feeling that we are going to hear of some great personal stories about robin williams in the days to come. i'm live in dublin, 7 news. >> he touched so many people. no question about that. thank you allen. >> williams was an avid cyclis cyclist

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leaders use what she calls micro victories by focusing on people like the rue and youa academic. it was kind of weird to see how -- >> metaphor of a doll that a child protects its doll. it doesn't have this global vision of everything that is going on around. >> it was frustrating to use these micro victories to validate their semi inaction in there. >> the physical isolation of the country, the un and isolation of his troops in the field and other groups within there. i thought it might have contributed to the lack of will. nobody wanted to listen to him. he couldn't communicate. >> at one point he couldn't get through the airports. lonl i logistics do not allow him to travel around without serious danger. he cannot contribute to anyone without access to a phone. isolation a very important theme here. >> i think it is ironic. he is sitting here with one satellite phone. he gives it to the bbc guy, get the story out. you would think with all of the foreign countries not wanting to send troops in there in fear of something happening to them, you would think the outside countries a

youa=5ro don't think of rappers pop culture references or making jokes. that's what we are dealing with. >> you were saying you went on hid twitter page twitter account looked through all of his pictures watched some of his music videos on-line what do you gather? >> there is really a sub call tour that is developing where the ji add histories are trying to tap into that sense of rebellion and desire to look tough and artistic expression. they are trying to get parts of that's why you see krispy kreme on islamic state twitter that's not al qaeda. >> makes you realize these are real people. what you see this picture you think who could do this to another human being. thr individuals a wrapper from london, he has a twitter account. >> it is hard for people to grasp. if you look at the typical jihadist you see them acting really different from us. his father was arrested because he had links to senior membership of al qaeda is believed to be involved in the 98 embassy bombing. his father was a member of al qaeda. >> why would al qaeda release curtis and isis

list of everyone that you would invite to your wedding, and then tell them all about ntur book.if youa tell them however you want to tell them, do you want to put it on your twitter, you're facebook, but please don't thint that they are going to think the you are bragging. because this is the best way to get the word out. all my feeds talk about my kidsi and my life, and they also talk about the books that i really love. but they also know that i'm talking about my best things and i'm hoping that thatws. word-of-mouth spreads the news.l but of course, people really to care about something that their friend tells him them to read, more than a reviewer. that being said, traditional media is still a very important. i t day getting people into the store. and i think that reviews in "the new york times" book review is key and that is sort of a audience that really cares aboui it and i see that really moving the needle on sales. >> those reviews make a huge difference.they shbe >> yes, there should be 20, pages.ut >> that does put a lot of pressure on the author, arou especially one that doe

what's the likelihood, as remote as it might sound, there could be this alliancalliance, if youa partnership between the u.s., bashar al assad regime, and their common battle against isis? >> i think nothing really in public, wolf. you have to bear in mind, a year ago, they were in the middle of accusing the regime of using chemical weapons and killing 1,200 people on the outskirts of damascus. many argue, too, that the tens of thousands killed by often indiscriminate bombing in northern syria is actually the crucible in which the radicalism of isis was formed. that people were so infuriated by the absence of western intervention and the brutality of this assad regime that they found isis a better alternative. hard to imagine but what many argue in these circumstances. to suddenly turn around, even given the threat isis poses, and have washington and damascus reach an agreement seems highly unlikely. perhaps they may allow each other wriggle room, operating space. but i think it's going to be de v very difficult for the iraqi government, shia government air force, carry out mission, to assis

like a badge, in fact, we first brought you this story a as breaking news on wednesday, at the cow youa trading company. police say these men threatened a couple of employees with guns, they stole two bags of cash we're hearing worth about hundred thousand dollars. nobody was hurt. >>> 4:08. had happening today, students at delaware valley charter high school in logan are heading back for their first full day of school and in light of the last years school shooting there will be new you security procedures. that includes, processing while entering the building and hall sweeps by school security guards. two students were injured last january when a man bypassed metal detectors and handed a gun to the student in exchange for cash. >>> 4:08. joan rivers was rush to the hospital in critical condition, how she is doing this morning. and then our own dawn timmeney tracking philadelphia's biggest labor day weekend party, dawn. >> reporter: that is right, philadelphia gearing up for labor day weekend made in america concert on the parkway, what you need to know if you plan on attending and one

how many times will you double and triple search a place and then finally find them, and youa know you've checked everything. >> and the best part is you've got some source telling you, he's definitely in there. in be >> then you keep going back. >> then you have the guy in the living room that we write about. >> funnier -- funnier, another situation, i was out with a - female deputy one guy looking for a guy in the bronx. we had a team. made entry. definitely in there. definitely in there. i'm telling you, this broom r wh closet was this skinny and about maybe this tall.matry. so we all like idiots go right past it. we have no idea.dden we're searching, looking under beds.e, all of a sudden the female, who's standing by the door, goes to the broom closet. why she opened it, maybe she wanted to clean the place, i have no idea .ean th the guy's in there. in and she opens it and she goes, ah. she screams. he looks at her. he screams, ah. she goes, ah. they're screaming. it was like, we're looking at each other.ming. it was a comedy act. l thank god he didn't have a gun, we would have all be

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