and you have to continue to live and manage. >> reporter: on friday in los angeles zelda williams will present a noble award to a group that robin williams worked with for years that provides prosthetics >> other than comedy it was his favorite. >> reporter: >> repor she wants to carry on her father's charity work because it was so important to him. she knows she's not the only one who misses her father. and everyone has a favorite memory. >> the world, as i said keeps spinning. doesn't mean he was never on it. >> reporter: kate snow nbc news los angeles. >>> and we've got more to tell you about as we continue tonight. we'll be back with a story that had a lot of our viewers talking. also excitement building tonight after a mysterious announcement by apple. apples fall, but the apples of your cheeks don't have to. defy gravity. juvÉderm voluma® is the only fda-approved injectable gel to instantly add volume to your cheek area. as you age, cheeks can lose volume. voluma adds volume creating contour and lift for a more youthful profile. for up to two years. temporary side effects include

and you have to continue to live and manage. >> reporter: on friday in los angeles zelda williams will present a noble award to a group robin williams worked with for years that provides prosthetics to athletes with disabilities. >> he's done charity as long as he had the wherewithal and the ability to do it. that was what his favorite thing other than comedy really was. >> reporter: zelda wants to carry on her father's charitable work because it was so important to him. >> hello! >> reporter: she knows she's not the only one who misses her father and everyone has a favorite memory. >> nanu-nanu. >> the world, as i said, keeps spinning. doesn't mean he was never on it. >> reporter: kate snow, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and we've got more to tell you about as we continue tonight. we'll be back with a story that got a lot of our viewers talking. >>> also, excitement building tonight after a mysterious announcement by apple. >>> a mysterious announcement today from apple revealing it will hold an event on march 9th with a message that reads simply "spring forward." it comes amid speculati

. >> reporter: after her father's death zelda williams tattooed a hummingbird on her hand. >> it's hard them in one place. dad was a bit like that. keeping the conversation in one moment was point with him. for me it was a reminder i wanted. >> reporter: i lost somebody to suicide too so i know that there's often that sort of why did this happen question. >> i don't think there's a point. >> reporter: because you'll never know. >> it's not important to ask because it's done. >> reporter: that seems to me like what all the people who knew your dad as a fan, all the people who loved him and his work, when it happened everybody wanted to know why. how could this happen. >> diseases until we find out exactly how they work we don't have an explanation. a lot of people who been through it and lost someone and those who went on to lead very full lives found that they just had to know that there's no point questioning it and there's no point blaming anyone else for it there's no point in blaming yourself or the world or whatever the case may be because it happened so you have to continue to mov

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have to continue to live and manage. >> and while it won't be easy for her, on friday night, zelda williamsand his legacy of giving back by presenting an award to her father and the teammates at the athlete's foundation who joined him in a triathlon every year. >> that was an extremely athletic person. >> people know about it? a huge breaker. >> yeah. >> reporter: robin williams met his roommate atably ten. >> rudy, a wonderful para-olympian, who did the swimming leg, tagged dad in. dad would do the bikeing leg, he'd tag in scott timothy who was an ironman, that was the team. >> reporter: zelda remembers her dad always take people under his wing. >> he would meet guys there that were not participating, just lost limb maybe a family friend brought them because they were depressed, because they ned to witness something remarkable. he would go and talk to them and next year i want you to do this bud. he's done charity for as long as he had the wherewithal all and the ability to do it. that was what his favorite thing other than comedy was him. >> the money will help athletes with disabilities.

you can watch the full interview with zelda williams on the today show website. >> poor girl. >> a surprising new admission from the former police chief who led the investigation into jonbenet ramsey's death. you'll remember the former boulder, colorado, child was found murdered in her own home. the police chief now believes his officers mishandled that investigation. ramsey's body was found in the basement of her home in 1996. in an online chat beckner now says the case was mishandled because of confusion and a police staffing shortage. that case remains unsolved. >> a national concern is playing out on the cal campus. the issue is sexual assault. a two-day conference addressing how to stop sexual violence on college campuses ended last night with keynote speaker anita hill. back in 1991 hill testified against the then-supreme court justice nominee clarence thomas claiming he sexually harassed her. that brought the issue to the forefront. now cal is in the spotlight. the university is one of 90 colleges under investigation by the federal office for civil rights for its handling of sexual ass

williams. she says zach, zelda and cody williams removed jewelry, clothes and memorabilia days after their father died including his academy award and other trophies. his children say they only took what their father warrant wanted them to have. >>> residents are back in an assisted living center. it started at 4:00 a.m. the flames spread to the garage of the assisted living home. a caretaker says a neighbor woke him up and he alerted other people inside. >> my roommate came running through the house and said, hey, we gotta get out. the neighbor says your car is on fire. at that point, all ill needed was a pair of pants and the door. >> crews were able to control the fire before it spread to the home. no one was hurt. but at least one car and the garage were damaged. firefighters say the cause was accidental. >>> fish and wildlife rangers reports 1,000 banned tailed pickges have been found since december. the bird are the closest living species to the carrier pigeon. there is a parasite that causes the bird to starve. >>> more kirdzdy birds that were covered in goo are being sent to the wild. 86

. >> you can watch the exclusive interview with zelda williams this morning on the "today" show directly following nbc bay area. >> amazing. smiles, really smiles. big loss there. all right. >>> time to check our forecast this morning as we give you a live look outside. look at that. the bay bridge there from a distance this morning. a look at the forecast. look going? >> it does. in fact, temperatures warming up nicely heading towards the afternoon, meantime, still need your jacket in parts of the bay area as we're seeing numbers close to the mid-40s. near san hessjose. cloud near by. dublin at 47. gorge us a start to the morning over san francisco. 50 degrees now. high clouds, a little patchy low clouds approaching the east bay and patchy fog around the north bay. during the day mostly sunshine. late in the day, high clouds on the approach. areas of patchy fog for the morning, lunchtime temperatures liming to the mid-60s, sunshine this afternoon. numbers closing in on the 70s around san jose and livermore by 3:00 with highs in the low 70s around los gatos and saratoga. nice thursday af

you can watch the full interview with zelda williams on the "today" show starting at 7:00. >>> five east bay students are recovering this morning after apparently popping pills at school. paramedics rushed the girls from albany middle school to a nearby hospital yesterday morning. the girls expected to survive knop word on what kind of pills they took. >>> and tenants evicted by a google lawyer plan to deliver a petition to the company's mountainview headquarters today. the tenants eviction-free san francisco collected more than 1,500 signatures demanding jack halperin stop the evictions. the protesters say hall sprin not living up to google's code of conduct. halperin bought a building on guerrero street sand using the ellis act to force tenants to move out. the ellis act allows property owners to evict people if they're getting out of the rental business. >>> talking about google meantime. badly needing a new headquarters. scott mcgrew, bursting at the seams in mountainview? >> some say yes and bursting the seams of mountainview. they do need new space. inherented their headquarters in

continue to live and manage. >> reporter: and while it won't be easy for her, on friday night, zelda williamsd his legacy of giving back by presenting an award to her father and his teammates at the challenged athletes foundation who joined him in a triathlon every year. >> dad was an extremely athletic person. like people -- >> reporter: huge biker. robin williams met his teammate rudy when he was just 10. >> they were on team braveheart. and rudy who just won the gold last year he would do the swimming leg, dad would do the biking leg and he would tag in scott who is an ironman, and that was the team. >> reporter: zelda remembers her dad always taking people under his wing. >> he would meet guys there that were not participating, that had just lost limbs and were just there -- you know maybe a family friend brought them because they were depressed or because they needed to witness something remarkable. and he would go and talk to them. he'd be like next year i want you to do this bud. he's done charity for as long as he had the wherewithal and the ability to do it. that was what his favorit

williams took his own life. tonight for the first time his daughter zelda opens up. she says the one question she doesn't ask herself is why did it happen? >> i don't think there's a point. it's not important to ask because it's done. >> in an interview with the today show, zelda says after a loss like this you have to continue to move and live and manage. >>> switching gears, how would you like to turn your hobby into a seven-figure income? tonight cate cauguiran introduces us to a livermore mom who did just that on etsy. >> reporter: was it hard to acquire? >> it's hard to move. >> reporter: livermore mom alicia schaffer on her way to becoming a self-made millionaire from what she started as a hobby. nearly four years ago she put together handmade head bands for her clothing boutique, then started selling them on online craft marketplace etsy, her username free bird nest inspired by her children. >> i really wanted to be able to sell the products and make a few extra dollars for dance lessons or soccer or whatnot for my children. >> reporter: her first week she sol

robin williams' daughter zelda breaking her silence about the sudden loss of her father and the legacy carries on. >>> and a hollywood whodunit. a shocking heist after the oscars. tonight a big star at the center of a mystery. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this

nbc news exclusive, robin williams daughter zelda breaking the silence about the sudden loss of her father and the legacy she carries on. >>> and a whodunit. a shocking heist. tonight a big star at the center of a mystery. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in

. >>> nbc news exclusive, robin williams' daughter zelda breaking her silence about the sudden loss of her father and the legacy she carries on. >>> and a whodunit. a shocking heist after the oscars. tonight a big star at th of a mystery. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this

williams. his widow susan accuses his children from two previous marriages of taking items without her permission. the children, zachary, zelda and cody say susan williams is trying to change the trust agreement. robin williams of course killed himself at his home in california back in august. >> right now, former hip-hop mogul suge knight is in the hospital after complaining of chest pains in court. he appeared in a courtroom this morning and pled not guilty of murder, attempted murder and hit-and-run charges. prosecutors allege that knight intended to run down two men with his pickup truck last weekend. one of the men died. knight will have to remain in jail until his trial and face life in prison if he's convicted. a shakeup in the trial of former new england patriots player aaron hernandez. the judge removed a jury who posed a "substantial risk to conducting an orderly trial." that decision followed a brief suspension of court proceedings. court was postponed because of snow. >> cuba has released the first pictures of the former leader fidel castro in more than five months. cuba's communist party newspaper apparently publ

. >> reporter: williams' children zelda, zachary and cody file court documents saying they're heartbrokenams' wife has acted against his wishes by challenging the plans he so carefully made for his estate. claims some of the items rightfully belong to them like clothes, jewelry, personal photos, memorabilia and awards. in 2006 williams told diane sawyer his children were his greatest gift. >> if you could go back and relive any day in your life. >> just the birth of my children. each one. those are all great days. and they've all turned out amazing. >> reporter: their spokesperson telling abc news robin's children want nothing more than to be left alone to grieve. the fact that they are being forced into these legal proceedings adds insult to terrible injury. >> the two sides are also fighting over money. again, with susan williams seeking clarification on the amount left to her to cover her expenses for living in the home that she shared with her husband, for example, she would like utility bills paid for and the children disagree. happens to a lot of families. >> it does. >> very sad. >

documents filed in december and january outlined a dispute over property between robin williams's widow and zack zeldafrom two previous marriages. williams who committed suicide in his california home left a trust granting children awards including an oscar for his performance in good will hunting. susan said she has no rights to those items, but should have his tuxedo and knick nabbings and other items not associated with his famous persona. >> it's a difficult case because there is a lot of nuance and interpretation like what did memorability mean. is it entertainment memorability or family. >> they started gathering items within days of the death and she was not given time to grieve her loss free from the efforts to interfere with her domestic tranquility according to the documents, adding she became frightened of the cotrustees invading her home blocking their access. overnight attorneys for the children released a statement to nbc news saying in part robin's children want nothing more than to be left alone to grieve. the fact is they have been barred from what has been their father's house and no

. >> susan schneider williams filed court documents in december accusing her late husband's three children, zelda, zachary and zoe taking items from the home without permission. items she says she's entitled to. the papers read susan schneider williams lost her husband through a shocking and emotionally charged event. that williams' trust directs that the susan trust should be funded with the tiburon residence as well as its contents. a napa home was left to his children. but part of the comedian's trust also reads memorabilia, jewelry and photos from before his marriage to susan should go to his kids upon his death. this is where things get messy. the kids took this to mean all of those items even the ones inside the tiburon house. but his widow says his trust intends to distribute belongings from the napa home only. what's at stake is everything from williams' toys, bikes, even his academy award for best supporting actor in goodwill hunting. his kids filed an objection in january. it reads, the williams children are heartbroken that petitioner mr. williams wife of less than three years, has act