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I have recently started my blog and am using the "get_calendar" tag in my sidebar.php theme. The calendar is there now and when I can click on a date with a blog entry it will jump/show correctly and my archives are ok (it seems that way when testing). However on the calender its hard to tell the difference from dates with blogs and dates without because there is no "_" under the date as seen on some sites and the font color needs to be changed. I am using wordpress 1.5 and I dont see "wp-calendar" in any of the wordpress directories either to edit the font colors or add this feature (which I dont know the tag or how to do and thats why I am posting here). I have looked in template-funtion-general.php but dont know what to change in it. Can someone please let me know how I would go about doing this? Do I have to be using permalinks (because I am not) for them to show up?
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First off the name of the fragrance as listed here (and on other websites/blogs) is I believe both misleading and incorrect. Neither the packaging on my bottle (number 136/1000) nor the advertising on Armani's own website refers to this as 'La Femme Nacre'. It is simply called 'Armani/Prive Nacre'. Regardless, in the wearing it is my opinion that it is totally a unisex fragrance.
Although only 2 notes are listed here, I detect more than just iris and musk. It is definitely dominated by those 2, but I can sense a woody aspect that adds depth and character. It starts with a dry and surprisingly earthy note which I suspect is orris root. It quickly develops the familiar powdery characteristic that iris is know for and after about 20 minutes the musk gently appears to compliment the iris. The musk used here is not that familiar to me and doesn't bring to mind any particular feelings that I would normally associate with musk, such as either 'laundry' or 'animalistic'. In fact, I tend to feel an almost gourmand quality to the musk used here. Like a musk flavouring that might be used in a dessert.
When the dry down arrives, it is less iris and more musk and wood. I wish I could give a name to the woody note(s) used here, but it's almost as if they were an afterthought. I guess the best way to describe it is as a 'tree' smell rather than leafy, grassy or smoky; like freshly cut wood.
While Nacre is long lasting, it is understated and fairly quiet.
On the downside, this is outrageously expensive (Retail AUS$650.00) but as only 1000 bottles were produced worldwide, I guess you are paying for the exclusivity as much as the beautiful fragrance, bottle and overall presentation. Luckily for me, as Nacre has now finished its exclusive production run and since the release of the 2013 exclusive 'Nuances', I was able to obtain this directly from the Giorgio Armani boutique at a vastly reduced price with my purchase of Nuances.
Overall, this is a unique and one of a kind fragrance that I will cherish until the last drop.
*As an aside, the Giorgio Armani rep's told me that Armani Prive's Ambre d'Orient and Cedre Olympe are both being discontinued. Of course this could just be in Sydney Australia and not worldwide.
Pros: Elegant, refined, long lasting and totally unisex
Cons: Quiet and outrageously expensive"
I had initially written this off as the least interesting of Zegna's Essenze collection and therefore I didn't think it was full bottle worthy. Well after much testing and sitting on the fence, I went ahead and purchased a full bottle of this (and Sicilian Mandarin).
This really is gorgeous and I can detect each and every note listed in the publicity. It comes across as being in the style of a classic Italian cologne, like ADP Colonia, but it definitely has its own character. I also get a sense of a fresh non-sweet eucalyptus type of note, like freshly scrunched eucalyptus leaves, but it remains firmly in the background. This is not a very complex fragrance, but I get the feeling that it isn't meant to be.
For a citrus based fragrance the longevity and sillage are pretty good, although not near Zegna's Indonesian Oud. It's a little expensive, but if you are looking for a beautiful citrus that not everyone is wearing, you could do worse than this. As with all the Essenze collection, the presentation and bottle are stunning.
Pros: Exclusive, fresh, classic, and reasonably long lasting.
Cons: Not very complex (but I don't personally find that to be a con)."
This is actually quite stunning! I bought this blind as I got a pretty good deal on it. I'm not sure what I was expecting, but I really didn't think it would be so uplifting.
The opening is a bit typical of many masculine marketed fragrances with the usual citrus making a strong statement; but the violet is what makes this a bit different. In the heart I don't really sense any pepper, but the cascalone is prominent (without turning this into an 'aquatic').
The base is a sort of mash up of amber and wood, with maybe a touch of grassy vetiver at the end. I couldn't get a sense of any specific patchouli or cedar per say, but I did enjoy the drydown stage a lot. It somewhat reminds me of both Armani's ADG Essenza and Dior's Fahrenheit in that it is deep and rich and fresh all at the same time. It leaves me with an impression of something greater than just another run of the mill masculine EDT. Longevity was as good as I expected for an 'intense' EDT lasting about 8 hours maximum. The sillage trail was not massive but still noticeable.
The bottle has a heavy glass base and I love how the frosted dark grey looks together with the quite solid metal plated lid. 4 stars out of 5.
Pros: Long lasting and distinctive
This is a wonderful fragrance. It's a lush and warm oriental that's a bit smokey and quite woody.
The leather aspect here is implied, rather than presented as an actual 'leather' accord. I can clearly detect the presence of the sandalwood, some rose 'like' accord and the various spices. I guess that these combined with the slightly medicinal oud and woody aspects give off a certain representation of leather. It certainly doesn't have the same strong specific leather accord as presented in Armani's other leather Prive' offering Cuir Amethyste.
The drydown is all about vanilla and reminds me slightly of a spicy vanilla egg custard. It's at this stage of the fragrance's development that I've received so many compliments when wearing Cuir Noir.
On my skin I've not experienced any of the longevity problems that others seem to have experienced. While it doesn't have a massive sillage trail, it certainly lasts on me for a good 8 hours or more.
This one is not so bad. Whilst I agree somewhat with diamondflame that Uomo follows a well trodden path, I don't find it to be quite so mediocre or derivative. At least it's not another aquatic!
I get quite a strong representation of both the bergamot and violet leaf during the top and mid stages of this and then it does settle into a gentle woody base. I don't find Uomo in the slightest bit sweet like I do with Bvlgari Man. While there's no honey, vanilla or anything even remotely sweet, it does come across as a bit warm in the drydown. If anything, this reminds me somewaht of a lighter version of Dior's Fahrenheit.
Where Uomo does fall down for me is in the longevity and sillage departments. Like so many modern fragrances it feels like this was created so as not to offend delicate sensabilities. 2 or 3 hours after application, it's all but gone. Personally I prefer my fragrances a little more robust.
I was 'fortunate' enough to attend the launch party for this is the Sydney Zegna store, so I was given a 50ml bottle free. Having now worn it a few times, I don't think I would pay retail price for a bottle.
I'll give this 2 and half stars.
Pros: Pleasant and not another aquatic!
Cons: Not very original. Average longevity & sillage
While I've never been to the island of Java, I imagine that this is what an Indonesian forest floor might smell like; dark, earthy, woody & musky. Zegna's Javanese Patchouli is a very distinctive, slightly sweet and solid representation of the core ingredient of patchouli. At first I detect the patchouli straight up, quickly followed by a sweetness that I'll asume is the pink pepper and tonka. Like Zegna's Indonesian Oud this is a fairly linear scent that doesn't develop too much from first spray to dry down. Right through its whole life (of about 8 - 10 hours) I can clearly detect the patchouli.
Although Zegna's marketing would have you believe that each of the Essenze collection is built on or contains Calabrian bergamot (from Zegna's own plantation would you believe!), I cannot detect any citrus whatsoever in this composition. Not that it detracts from the wonderful smell; it's just my observation. In contrast, all the other Essenze line (which i have now extensively tested) do contain some citrus notes; including Indonesian Oud which does have a very fleeting representation in the top notes.
I don't have a great deal of patchouli heavy fragrances in my collection, but if I was asked to liken this to anything else, it would have to be Luten's and Sheldrake's Borneo 1834. Like 'Borneo' the presence of patchouli is is front and centre, however Borneo has a sort of camphorous quality that I don't detect here. Of course Borneo also has cacao, which Zegna's latest does not.
The only other fragrances I am familiar with by Frank Voelkl are his RSVP & Signature scents for Kenneth Cole. As much as I like those two quite a bit, this is a definite step up as far as quality goes.
Overall, while this is not as perfect a 5 star a fragrance as I find Indonesian Oud to be (mainly due to its lack of versatility), this Javanese Patchouli is a very solid and delightfully earthy addition to Zegna's new Essenze line up. 4 and half stars.
Pros: High quality, relatively long lasting, distinctive
Cons: Versatility
After testing the whole 'Essenze' collection I finally decided that Indonesian Oud was my favourite; followed closely by Javanese Patchouli.
In my opinion, Indonesian Oud begins as it ends, with a wonderful and luxurious combination of rose and oud. It's a quite linear fragrance that in my experience doesn't really appear to behave in the traditional top, then heart, then base note structure. The only exceptions are a slight hint of bergamot citrus at the beginning which appears to fade quite quickly, and a gentle amber/myrh background. For those that are familiar with oud, they will recognise the slightly 'medicinal' traits that oud can sometimes display; but this is in no way a negative observation.
Apart from the beautiful scent itself, the biggest plus is the excellent longevity I get on my skin and clothes. Despite being only an EDT concentration, this lasts on me the whole day and right through until the next morning.
For those that care about such things, the packaging and presentation are also very nice. The simple, but elegant cube style heavy glass bottle is adorned with a glossy black metal base and a similar metal magnetic cap.
Although this is marketed for men, I suspect that this could very easily be worn by women. Considering the overall scent, longevity, performance & packaging, if I had to choose just one word to sum up my feelings it would be 'quality'. Two thumbs up!
Pros: Excellent longevity.
Cons: Quite linear (although it's not really a con).

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the first guy is the number 1 ranked defensive tackle right now
star lotulelei or manti te'o
we have a chance they lost to the vikings are they elite no anything is possible
i believe in starscream when the running game gets going we'll see the deep ball
pouha would be a factor in sacks when he draws two guys and ellis can overpower one guy the sacks will come with a complete defense when we rush ellis wilkerson pouha and couples one guy will get free
Rex does not run the offense not really he is the defense guy last year as jet yeah right if the offense don't improve then its Sporano who has to worry. You
didn't see any positives like Austin...
wanye hunter in the jumbo isn't that bad when it's third and short
i want to see wayne hunter that's the guy we have to see perform against the pass rush he has no excuses this year
he will be our center for a little while until dwight is 100 percent so no chance
Jordan White is very interesting he led college last year in catches. In time i see him becoming our slot receiver he's not fast but he still finds ways to get open. I didn't like Plax when he came...
they should send both of those backs to the practice squad if they tank the preseason then sign benson
O.J. Mayo Lakers 6th man
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The Lyon-Coffey Electric Cooperative said that, as of 3pm Thursday, it still had 772 customers in the Garnett, Richmond and Welda areas without power.
Kansas City Power and Light had 8000 people without power at one point, but that was down to fewer than 1500 by Thursday afternoon.
Still, utility officials said it might be Tuesday before everyone had power restored.
Winds topping 70-miles per hour also blew over big rigs on I35 near Ottawa and peeled back the roofs on buildings Wednesday afternoon.
Officials in Anderson, Bourbon, Franklin and Linn counties have all made local disaster declarations.
The Lyon-Coffey Electric Coop said it had its crews and four neighboring cooperatives (Butler Rural, Flint Hills, LJEC and Radiant) worked to restore service. They say the winds caused nearly 100 utility poles to break.
"The power to cooperative members in the Homewood area has been restored. We are currently working on replacing poles in Anderson County and southern Franklin County," General Manager Scott Whittington said. "Lyon-Coffey's restoration efforts are approximately 60% complete. Best case scenario is power will be completely restored (Friday) evening. Kansas City Power and Light lost several transmission line poles that provide electricity to our Welda substation. Their restoration efforts are also aggressively being pursued."


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CP election - Vote Sasori5!!
CP election:
This time just 1 PTO guy is running as candidate. The same that try to use illegal metods to win in the last elections: changing the name of his party putting the same name of our party, lots of multies voting that candidature...
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Since yesterday any file I try to download from any host start downloading ok (at >1mbps) but after a few seconds the speed start to decrease down to 10kbps.
I use a mobile modem (huawei) and I connect to a wcdma network.
What could be happening? I use kaspersky, and I checked the Network Monitor and I don't see any weird process using bandwidth.
I did a test on www.speedtest.net and I got 1mbps of download but that speed doesn't hold more than 1 sec when downloading files.
What other tests can I run? Recommend me some app to monitor the traffic to see if I have some malware or see where my bandwidth goes.
I use chrome, firefox and flashget to download, all show the same problem.


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Skip to comments.Obama Decries Racial Rhetoric (NewsMax Breaks Story 3/17/08: Obama Attended Sermon He Says He Didn't
Posted on 03/16/2008 11:24:26 AM PDT by Laissez-faire capitalist
PLAINFIELD, IND -- Sen. Barack Obama on Saturday decried "the forces of division" over race that he said are intruding into the Democratic presidential nomination contest.
... The Illinois senator's comments came a day after he denounced statements appearing on television and on the internet by the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, pastor of the Chicago church Obama joined nearly 20 years ago.
(Excerpt) Read more at newsmax.com ...
Saw this on Fox News - I believe it was Friday or Saturday - but decided to wait until now...
Saw a big wig from NewsMax on Fox News talking about this story coming out tomorrow.
What will happen, say you?
The guy is a lying sack of crap. He never would have dump this racist thug minister if nobody found out about him, now he is running like the muslim dog he is away from him.
They are probably polling that statement as I post.
So Obama you attended services by this man for 20 years and never heard this type of rhetoric?
I say BS!
Why would they wait until tomorrow to post the story? What's the purpose of leaking the story and then publishing it. Is it a publicity technique?
Yep, and MOST of it was coming from HIS church's pastor!"
Now we must conclude - Obama is a racist, Marxist, America hater, anti-Semitic, pro-Islamist and a Liar... who smiles sweetly and reads his script well.
Now I'm waiting for someone to reveal that the fainting whores at his speeches were in fact "props" provided by the DNC casting couch.
This is too early, need to get clinton out first. This will only get clinton to run against and she will destroy mccain.
They should wait until the piece of dirt has the nomination to release this. If he loses the nomination, then we face the Arkansas mafia.
Not sure...have to wait until tomorrow. I imagine that it isn't the same story.
At least one of the authors on that Newsmax story will be Jim Davis. It was written at least a month ago, but there was insufficient confirmation of the facts at that time. Now the editors have all the proof they could ever hope for.
What will happen?
Not a damned thing!
The MSM will do the usual
"Nothing to see here."
There will be screams of racism.
Obama will denounce the Rev. and create as much distance between them as possible with the intention of bringing him back into his fold as soon as he has won the Presidency. He has proven to be untruthful and his actions and words should not be trusted.
If they put it out over the weekend, especially palm sunday, they run the risk of it not getting exposure or having the media claim its old news by monday.
This way, it hits the airwaves when more people are paying attention, not to mention those political junkies ( like us ) will be telling people to look for it!
I keep that movie on my iTouch - which I use for travel..
I never tire of watching that film....
It's funny on so many levels....
Just a prediction....this thing with the Rev. Wright will blow up in Obama's face, it will come out that OB was indeed present for many of the racist sermons. Hillary will ask Obama to step aside for the good of the party and country.
"If Barack gets past the primary, he might have to publicly distance himself from me, Mr. Wright said with a shrug. I said it to Barack personally, and he said yeah, that might have to happen.
Somehow that quote seems relevant today, with the news that Barack Obama has distanced himself from Jeremiah Wright"
going to be hard to say he was ignorant with this quote out there.
"Now we must conclude - Obama is a racist, Marxist, America hater, anti-Semitic, pro-Islamist and a Liar... who smiles sweetly and reads his script well."
Exactly, does anyone now doubt that the Cuban Commie flag up in that Houston office was a mistake? Those "volunteers" knew who Che Obama was, and what he was all about, mainly a Socialist International struggle type.
makes sense
Not biggest lier - he is the most pathetic one. Most pathetic already, though at this point his performance is still far from over...
Pelosi will try to stop Clinton. I think she'd really prefer McCain win anyway. She'd get most of what she wants and she'd be the top Dem dog.
the days of ABC, NBC, CBS, PBS and CNN domination are over. We have fox news, blogs and talk radio and the liberals can't get away with their stupidity anymore.
Hopefully complete with videotape. ...of Obama nodding at Wright's racist rhetoric.
Not to be defending Wright, but this seems like he spoke the truth with this statement.
it's a cult. he can't get away with belonging to a hate cult just because now he says he denounces it. yeah of course. He was caught.
At this point, I don't think she will destroy McCain.
If Obama loses to her, blacks WILL stay home or vote for McCain (most likely stay home).
I can tell you that blacks who support him (basically 99% of the black population), do NOT give a damned what he has done or what is dug up on him.
That is all that matters.
They will examine the dirt and talk about him after he is inaugurated.
I think it was the cheering crowd that offended me more than the sermon.
Seems to me like Obambi and his bride are the ones who are pushing race in this election.
"It's for the children."
McCain has 20 years of voting that will divide everyone. It is why so few senators get to run for President and won.
You are correct. I forgot, it's only Republican hypocrites that must be held accountable.
Unless there's some real dirt that comes to light on McLame, I think Shrillary's negatives are so great that McLame will win that matchup.
Not true. It was, believe it or not, Brian Ross of the MSM who got this story into the mainstream. Obviously a Hillary supporter.
There seems to be two schools of thought re: Obama being knocked out of the race.
1. Black Americans will be so ticked off at the Clinton mafia that they will stay home, in droves, on election day. Clinton can't win without them.
2. Clinton will promise the Blacks the moon if she is nominated. Everyone will kiss and make up by election day.
Of course, this whole issue may not be enough to affect Obama's lead in the delegate count and he may get the nomination anyway. To me, this is the best option as there is so much that can be used against him now, I don't think he could win.
Maybe BO slept through the sermon, won't be the first nor last time. Little guilty of that myself.
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Schönenberger, Helmut and Eder, Maximilian and Bamann, Eugen (1964) Separation of organic bases by Craig distribution. III. Development of a partition machine with variable lower phase volume and its use in the separation of amine mixtures. Fresenius' Zeitschrift für analytische Chemie 202 (1), pp. 1-6.
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cf. CA 60, 11427b. A new unit is described for use in the Craig extn. machine so that the vol. of the lower layer can be varied. The unit is used to sep. a mixt. of heptylamine, hexyl-, and heptylbenzylamine by using vol. ratios of 0.2-5.
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time to rock it from the delta to the dmz. is that me or does that sound like an elvis presley movie? viva danang. ♪ oh, viva danang >> absolutely classic. ahead this hour, reaction from people closest to him and a closer look at his long-time struggle with depression and addiction. and the other big story we are following, the deepening political and humanitarian crisis in iraq. cnn captured dramatic video of people clamoring to get on board a helicopter delivering food to thousands stranded by isis militants. you will hear their heartbreaking stories just ahead. all right. but we begin with a man who brought tears and laughter certainly to myself. i know you as well. and so many others. through his comedy and his acting. robin williams has died. >> yeah. the world today mourning the loss of robin williams. he was found dead in his california home monday just north of san francisco. the local sheriff's office says
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coroners believe williams' death was a suicide due to asphyxia. he was 63. >> now, his wife, susan schneider, has asked for privacy at this very difficult time, but she did release this statement. take a look. "this morning i lost my husband and my friend while the world lost one of its most beloved artists and beautiful human beings. i'm utterly heartbroken. as he is remembered our hope is the focus will not be on robin's death but the countless moments of joy and laughter he gave to millions." >> and word of williams' death has led to an outpouring of sorrow in hollywood. it was there that the funny man shot to fame in his first major tv role as the alien mork in "mork and mindy." >> i was looking at the ratings for "mork and mindy" when it was at its peak in the late 197 0z and early '80s, when people like my mom and dad were watching. we were seeing 60 million viewers every week for that show. 60 million viewers.
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that is of course -- no show on television gets that many viewers nowadays. but it speaks to how significant it was for his career. after all, robin williams was an unknown when he was cast first for the "happy days" role and then it became "mork and mindy." the show was moved around on the schedule and it eventually lost audience, but it was the springboard for his career. >> 60 million viewers. how incredible is that? and williams' body of work spans more than 40 years, covering a myriad of different roles. from the alien, as we heard there, who came to earth in an egg-shaped spaceship. >> to one character we cannot forget. the cross-dressing nanny. even android on a journey to become human. robin williams proved that he could play all. our own nischelle turner shows us just how diverse he was. >> reporter: his high-octane brand of comedy was his trademark public persona. but robin williams proved himself an oscar winner with a strong philanthropic side.
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born in 1951, it was in his 20s when williams was unleashed. first as an american tv star. >> run for your life! the emotions are coming! >> reporter: as mork from the planet ork in "mork and mindy" williams became a household name. when the series ended after a four-year run in 1982, he showed he could do more than make people laugh. >> my name is t.s. garp. >> what's t.s. stand for? >> terribly sexy. >> the juilliard-schooled actor unveiled his dramatic side for the first time in 1982's "the world according to garp." >> i was trained as an actor. so it's not like they have to medicate me. >> reporter: that serious side earned him oscar nominations for "the fisher king." >> good morning vietnam! >> reporter: "good morning vietnam" and "dead poets society." >> it's the golden dude. >> he finally won his only oscar statue in 1998 for "good will hunting." >> this one, yes. the other ones were just
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foreplay. it's extraordinary. >> reporter: but williams never stopped being funny, even when the topic seemed serious. he helped launch and co-hosted eight telethons over 20 years to help the homeless. >> men who sleep with chickens and the women who love them. >> reporter: comic relief earned more than $50 million. and even when he talked about his battles with drugs and alcohol, he talked about it with humor. >> you were drunk. >> well, that's nice of you to say that. >> reporter: he took three trips to rehab. most recently this summer. he talked about the process on "larry king live" in 2007. >> what happens to people, basically start the process of just saying no and being among others. you know, and learning that you're not alone and working on giving up. >> do you lose your sense of humor in it? >> no. you find it. you're with people who have a great sense of humor. >> so you're funny there too. >> oh, yeah. you've got to be. >> reporter: in 2009 williams was rushed to the hospital with
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heart problems. forced to temporarily cancel his one-man show to undergo surgery. he talked about his recovery on the "ellen" show. >> you have a heart surgery, and literally they open you up, they crack the box, and you get really vulnerable. you'll be like a -- a kitten. and you get very, very emotional about everything. but i think that's in a way a wonderful thing. it really opens you up to everything. >> reporter: and with a new lease on life williams quickly sprang back into action. in 2011 he made his broadway acting debut starring in "rajiv joseph's bengal tiger at the baghdad zoo." that same year he would marry his third wife, graphic designer susan schneider. in 2013 williams would return to the small screen. starring in the cbs sitcom "the crazy ones." where he would reunite with his old friend pam dawber, better known as mindy. >> i've never met anyone as screwy as you. you're like an alien. >> reporter: from stand-up and
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sitcoms and beyond williams would delight audiences for decades with his wacky humor and joyful energy. he was the definition of full of life. and even now his comic legend is destined to endure. >> now, as nischelle turner mentioned, williams recently returned to rehab in an effort to maintain his sobriety. a spokesman for the actor says he had been battling severe depression. we want to talk about some of the struggles he may have been facing. we've brought in a clinical psychologist, paula bloom. thank you so much for coming in to the cnn center. >> thank you for inviting me. >> to talk about this. and we should note you didn't treat robin. >> no. >> we don't know specifically outside of the suicide what caused it. but what does it tell us about his mental state, that he was suffering with severe depression and that he had made these attempts to get through rehab most recently in july? >> right. the thing about -- and it was in the statement. it's not based on a diagnosis. they said he was struggling with severe depression. the thing with depression, that is the leading cause of suicide,
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is depression. and what happens is -- depression is a biochemical brain disease. this is not some choice that he made. this is a disease. and one of the symptoms of that disease is that it narrows your field of vision. it makes it much more difficult to solve problems. so what happens is you narrow your field of vision and what ends up happening is that the only solution to stop your pain looks like the only solution looks like suicide. >> but what makes this so shocking for all of us as we go through all of his famous roles, everyone here telling a story of something funny he did that really, really touched them-s we see often famous successful actors and comedians dying in such tragic ways because of drug overdoses, possibly to cover up things. what about the life of a comedian? a lot of them say they actually pull their material from some deep dark experiences. >> right. >> but they're in these comedy nightclubs. robin williams really shot to fame in the '70s when he was a struggling comedian before he got the "mork and mindy" role.
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is it wise to be getting free alcohol, jumping up on stage, ve venting so openly, being so vulnerable, and seeing what a bunch of strangers think of you? >> a lot of times people who are actors and comedians and they talk to you, they say they can't imagine doing anything else. they're called to do this work. so you're right. it isn't the ideal situation to be in if you're vulnerable to mental illness or addiction. but a lot of times what it is is this kind of mask that people can wear that can have this double life. you know, people have been saying to me, i was on facebook and talking about oh, my gosh, he was so funny, i don't understand. how well do we really know people? you know, actors, they aren't their characters. and a lot of times comedians are almost acting all the time. >> so it's almost perfectly suited for that type of character who has a professional mask. >> he can wear a mask, yeah. >> so we do know he was suffering with severe depression based on the statement. for anyone watching now who feels that they may be suffering, what would you advise? i notice in the u.s. you get these commercials, you're bombarded with them, that say are you upset at this very
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moment? do you have a lack of sleep? and i think to myself, oh, my goodness, that's me. >> right. > but is that the right thing to do, to simply prescribe a pill? what's the right approach for someone watching who feels they may be suffering with depression? >> sure. when it comes to depression, depression has a lost different characteristics to it. lots of disorders have to do with sleep. being a new mother, that's a sleep deprivation. there is a lot of things that have to do with sleep. the big thing to look at with depression is how are you functioni functioning? when you're having thoughts of wanting to die, that is a serious, serious warning sign. the good news with all of this is that depression is highly treatable. the problem is that the depression, when it gets bad, it tells you you're not depressed. it tells you life is terrible. life is hopeless. but we want people to know that they can get help. that they can get help. >> and is it the kind of thing where you can just talk to your doctor, see a psychologist? >> you can talk to your doctor, find mental health. here in the states there are national suicide hotlines where you can talk to people if you need help. >> but the help is there. >> the help is there. and just remember, this is highly treatable.
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one of the symptoms of depression is hopelessness. so it's hard to see it sometimes. >> thank you so much for coming in. midnight here on the east coast. really appreciate your insight. dr. paula bloom, we hope to see you again. now, still to come, we will have much more on the life and career of robin williams. we'll be crossing live to the walk of fame on hollywood boulevard for reaction there. it's just past 9:00 in the evening. how the people he touched most are remembering the comedian's greatest moments. stay with us here on cnn. >> the refrain for the 1972 spot was "you deserve a break today." and today people really need a break. food is one thing, hannah. a moment together with family is everything. human connection. looking each other in the eye. those special moments, they're so gone. so missed. 3rd and 3. 58 seconds on the clock, what am i thinking about?
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but the question is whether or not you're perfect for each other. >> robin williams there in "good will hunting." and he won an academy award for best supporting actor in that 1997 film. >> yeah. check twitter right now and everyone's kind of sending out their favorite quotes and inspirational things they heard in that movie. across hollywood in los angeles celebrities are also reacting to the tragic death of williams, who apparently committed suicide monday. here are some of the new comments we've just got into cnn. here's mork and mindy co-star there, pam dawber, said, "i'm deeply -- i'm completely and totally devastated. what more can be said?" >> from steve martin this -- "i con be more stunned by the loss of robin williams. mensch, great talent, acting partner, genuine soul." >> and ben stiller released a longer statement here -- "i think most people my age have the same feeling, that he and steve martin and bill murray sort of represent what it meant to be funny. his kindness and generosity is what i think of, how kind he was
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to anyone who wanted to connect with him. and he could not help but be funny all the time. he made such a big impact on the world. so there is the man and his talent, and i think in his case both were extraordinary." >> and from john travolta, "i've never known a sweeter, brighter, more considerate person than robin. robin's commitment as an artist to lifting our mood and making us happy is compared to none. he loved us all, and we loved him back. we are all better for having known him." some incredible sentiment there from his colleagues and friends. >> and the connection people feel is so strong that some are even going to some famous landmarks in the programs he was in. for example, people are stopping by the house featured in the "mork and mindy" show to pay their respects to robin williams. >> the home is actually located in boulder, colorado. u.s. congressman jared polis was among those who visited. take a listen. >> this is our town's most famous fictitious residence.
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so just paying my respects. i'm sure robin would have appreciated that. >> even getting choked up there. meantime, in los angeles a memorial on the hollywood walk of fame. people of course leaving flowers and notes on his star there to honor the late comedian. >> well, ted rowlands joins us now live from the walk of fame. and ted, it is just after 9:00 p.m. there on the west coast. 9:17 to be precise. how are people reacting there to the news and the shocking news of the passing of robin williams? >> reporter: yeah. well, absolutely shocking. hundreds of people have been coming out here throughout the evening after hearing the news, and they're leaving flowers, candles, and mementos for robin williams. it was a complete shock, obviously, for not only hollywood but the world because this was an individual that made people feel so good for so long,
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and it was just an absolute shock that he was feeling so bad to the point where apparently he has taken his life. and we've been talking to people throughout the evening. from all over the world here. many of them on holiday in los angeles and hollywood. this is jovana. she's from las vegas, nevada. the younger generation representati representative. jovana, robin williams, what did he mean to you, and how shocking was it to hear of his death? >> well, the first movie that i actually knew him about was "jumanji." and i actually grew up with that movie. and he was just a very talented man. and it's really sad knowing that he has passed. especially by suicide problem. it's very shocking to everyone. right now. >> reporter: absolutely. eric is from texas and look at his shirt. nanu-nanu. robin, 8-11-2014. what compelled you to come down here and make the shirt?
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how did robin williams touch you? >> well, he's got to be the king of improv, right? i mean, watching the guy in the early days with "mork and mindy" and even before that with "happy days," i understand that much of what came out of the man was even unscripted. he just -- you know, he did it right there. his mind just worked nonstop. just amazing. genius. comic genius. >> absolutely. westin is eric's son. he's getting into the business, actually. robin williams, what kind of icon to you as a young person just getting into this business of entertainment is he and what was your reaction to his death? >> i love that he used his craft to make people happy. you know? that he pursued comedy. and he produced -- or he acted in some of the great movies of our time. just like "mrs. doubtfire." an icon. you know. you'll never forget that movie. him dressing up as a crazy goofy lady. we loved that.
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and one of the wittiest men alive for sure. so i think that he's definitely someone that people should look up to. especially in the business. when a lot of people are just in it for the fame and fortune. and to make people happy. >> rosemary, we've talked to a couple people that said they started their career because of him. there was a com ipg out here who laid some flowers. he said he came out to los angeles some 20 years ago to become a comedian because of robin williams. you see the crowd here. it doesn't look like it's getting any thinner. and i'm sure people will be out here throughout the night paying tribute to robin williams. rosemary? >> and ted, what is incredible here, of course it's difficult for us to ascertain the number of people behind you. but what is really incredible here is it spans generations, doesn't it? which is a surprise. >> absolutely. yeah. we talked to both -- different generations. because this was a guy that did not just come and go for a cup of coffee.
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he was here for a long time. in the entertainment industry. and it wasn't just comedy. it was acting. he won a grammy. he touched every element of entertainment, and he made us feel so good. and it just is an absolute shock that he was feeling so bad to the point where he took his life. and he's got four movies that are coming out this year. this was not someone whose career was slowing down by any stretch of the imagination. so people are, as you might imagine, very moved. >> yeah. it certainly has come out of nowhere and shocked so many people right across the globe. our ted rowlands reporting there from the hollywood walk of fame in l.a. many thanks to you. and of course you can find the latest details on the life and death of actor-comedian robin williams at any time online. you'll see more celebrity reactions on social media from around the entertainment industry. williams interviewed by larry king and talking to cnn's dr. drew about his mental illness. and for that and more just go to
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it's still not clear whether he'll use force as a means of holding on to power. >> and while that political crisis is playing out, in northern iraq u.s. warplanes struck four isis checkpoints and several vehicles near mount sinjar. that's where tens of thousands of yazidi civilians are surrounded by the islamist fighters facing dire shortages. well, on monday the u.s. military dropped a fifth load of humanitarian relief down to the yazidis trapped on that mountain. british c-130s and iraqi military helicopters are dropping aid as well. >> but what those people really want and need in addition to the
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aid is just to get out of there. our senior international correspondent ivan watson and photojournalist mark phillips rode along with the iraqi military as they plucked some of those desperate people off that mountainside. take a look at this. [ machine guns firing ] >> reporter: machine guns unleash bursts of hot metal. this is the crew aboard an iraqi air force helicopter. they burned through cartridges and belts of ammunition while rushing an aircraft full of food, diapers, water, and baby's milk over isis front lines to civilians trapped on sinjar mountain. >> opening fire at targets down below. they're clearly trying to defend the aircraft.
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you can see the people below. trapped on sinjar mountain. they're clustered. they're clustered under olive trees right now, waving to us. they seem to have gathered in these shelters down here. a lot of women and children waving. >> reporter: the crew hurls packages out the door. people swarm the chopper. >> this has been one chaotic aid distribution. i mean, i really hope we didn't hurt anybody with the bottles of water we were throwing down from a height of 20, 30 feet. it's chaotic. people were waving. they were giving thumbs up. and there are a couple -- there are a couple people very relieved to be off the mountain and clearly very, very
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frightened. >> reporter: then the helicopter lands one last time to pick up more passengers. here they come. more desperate people throw themselves at the aircraft. heaving their children on board. it's first come, first served. there were some who couldn't make it. aboard the aircraft, shock.
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exhaustion. fear. that eventually gives way to relief. i can't describe to you how relieved people are right now. they're just shocked. in the chaos of that moment. but we've got little aziza here. she's not happy. because she says her father got left behind. the gunners are opening fire on targets below. they're protecting the helicopter. but it's terrifying these little kids, who are traumatized after their week trapped on that mountain. the problem is we're flying over isis front lines. this is the only protection we have right now to protect the
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aircraft and its precious cargo. tensions ease when we cross into kurdish-controlled territory. and for a moment there are even smiles as these children realize their ordeal on the mountain is finally over. ivan watson, cnn, over sinjar mountain in northern iraq. >> incredible images there. and of course the heartbreak of this story is that is just a portion of the people. there are tens of thousands of people waiting to be saved. and of course there's no -- there's no possibility at this point. i mean, they're talking about humanitarian routes possibly being able to get people out. but those air strikes can only do so much. >> a fantastic report by ivan there. i mean, use social media for good. if there's a story to tweet and facebook today, that's the one right there. still ahead four here on cnn, we'll have more on the death of actor-comedian robin williams.
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thanks for staying with us here on cnn, everyone. i'm errol barnett. >> and i'm rosemary church. and we do want to check the headlines for you this hour. >> he started a style that was imitated by many but duplicated by no one. you know, the howie mandels, the people that were frenetic on stage, those are all fine acts. but as doebie gray of the in crowds once said, the orange lds is still the greatest. robin is an original. >> a comedian and friend of the late robin williams there. williams was found dead in his home in california on monday. he was 63. the local sheriff's office says coroners believe his death was a suicide due to asphyxia. >> u.s. president barack obama says iraq has taken a positive step in nominating a new prime minister. iraq's president announced that haider al ibadi will assume the new position. but current prime minister nouri al maliki says he'll contest
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that nomination. palestinian negotiator saeb erakat attended this arab league meeting on monday asking for national help to get gaza back on its feet. meantime, indirect talks are continuing between palestinians and israelis in cairo. israel wants hamas to disarm and demilitarize gaza. hamas is demanding an end to the blockade of gaza. and we have this developing story for you out of the u.s. midwest. take a look at this footage. riot police in ferguson, missouri. they're using tear gas to break up protesters after shots were heard monday night. the recent shooting death of an african-american teenager has sparked outrage there. federal authorities, though, say they're working with local officials to investigate. now back to our top story. people around the world are expressing their sorrow over the death of robin williams, including the president of the united states. >> yeah, barack obama called him one of a kind saying this -- "he
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arrived in our lives as an alien, but he ended up touching every element of the human spirit. he made us laugh. he made us cry. he gave his immeasurable talent freely and generously to those who need it most, from our troops stationed abroad to the marginalized on our own streets. the obama family offers our condolences to robin's family, his friends, and everyone who found their voice and their verse thanks to robin williams." >> we also have this from actor henry winkler. he worked with williams briefly on the tv series "happy days," essentially where williams was discovered. here he spoke to us about the comedian's impact on others. >> it is unimaginable that this is the reality today. that this incredible human being, incredible delicate, funny, dramatic human being is
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gone. there is no one to now fill his shoes. those shoes will remain right there empty forever. he just -- and no matter what he did, funny, dramatic, it was always with a depth that left you breathless. >> now, robin williams is gone. in fact, that news still just kind of sinking in. but certainly his work continues. >> yeah. as entertainment correspondent nischelle turner tells us, williams had multiple projects in the works including films slated for release later this year. >> reporter: he did return to rehab in july of 2014. at that time his representatives told us that he was checking himself back in in order to maintain his sobriety, that he of course had been battling his addictions for more than two decades and sometimes when you are a recovering addict you go back in to make sure that
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everything is working and that you're still on the right road. we don't know if he was struggling. we don't know right now because of his passing and their saying he was battling depression if something else was going on. at the time they said he was maintaining his sobriety. we also know that robin williams left four movies behind. "night at the museum 2," that was slated to open in december. "merry frigging christmas," that was going to open in november. he had recently signed back on to reprise his role, wolf, in "mrs. doubtfire," one of his romantic comedies with sally field that we all loved, a feel-good movie. sew was going to reprise his role there. and he also signed on to do a couple of indie films. we saw in 2013 his return to television in a show called "the crazy ones" for cbs. that was much heralded because we fell in love with him when he played mork on "mork and mindy," and when he came back to television everyone thought,
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well, here he comes again. so it is just a shock tonight to be talking to you and reporting that robin williams is dead at 63. >> yeah, it is incredible. and we want to involve you in this story. if you're not familiar with cnn ireport, it is a way to share your thoughts, stories, pictures, and videos. is go to ireport.cnn.com if you want to pay a tribute to the comedic actor. and see those left by other viewers. and you too could be a part of our coverage. that's in memoriam, robin williams at ireport.cnn.com. all right. let's get you back to breaking developments out of iraq now. and two volatile situations there. >> yeah. first a humanitarian disaster in the north of the country, where tens of thousands of yazidi minorities are cut off by isis fighters. cnn witnessed the desperation firsthand. we showed you that video as the iraqi air force and kurdish fighters carried out a dangerous mission to deliver aid. the pentagon says recent air
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strikes are slowing isis. on monday the u.s. military hit four isis checkpoints and multiple isis vehicles near mount sinjar. >> and the other situation we're tracking is in the capital where a political deadlock could turn ugly. iraq's president nominated haider al ibadi to be the country's new prime minister, but current prime minister nouri al maliki says it's illegitimate. the white house, though, is backing the new nominee. >> this new iraqi leadership has a difficult task. it has to regain the confidence of its citizens by governing inclusively and by taking steps to demonstrate its resolve. the united states stands ready to support a government that addresses the needs and grievances of all iraqi people. >> well, to get some insight into both situations in iraq, we turn now to bob baer, a cnn security analyst and a former cia case officer. he joins us via skype from california. thanks, bob, for joining us
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again. there are of course so many layers to this story. so let's start with the political crisis that of course threatens to unravel the nation. prime minister maliki refusing to step down despite the naming of his replacement, and he has troops loyal to him taking up position as around the capital. where's that going? >> rosemary, i think you got to it right away, and that's what are these troops going to do. is he going to put up resistance? because right now as of today he's in trouble. iran apparently has withdrawn backing from maliki. ayatollah sistani, as you know, is a very influential person. the senior shia cleric has also withdrawn support. so maliki's pretty much alone. he's got a faction of the dhawa party. and his replacement, ibadi, has considerable support from dhawa. so we're going to see just how desperate he is at this point. he could cause a lot of problems.
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but the jury's out. >> the reality is it's going to take the new prime minister some 30 days to form a government. that's a lot of time for maliki to get up to mischief if you like if he's digging in his heels and refusing to go. >> exactly. and iraqi shia are divided in the first lace. there was fighting four weeks ago south of baghdad. it's not a unified community at all. so it's completely unpredictable. and let's not forget that the new prime minister, the one that's just been appointed, is from the dhawa party as well. he's not entirely accepted by the sunni. he may be an improvement over maliki, but he is looking very sectarian, and they may resist him as much as they did ma qulooi liki. >> and the timing couldn't be worse as this political crisis plays out. isis is moving toward baghdad. and of course we know what's happening in the north of the country. how prepared is the capital if i.c.e. takes advantage of this
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current political turmoil and actually moves in? >> well, my sources in baghdad reflect the panic there. so they're not exactly trustworthy. but they think that isis is making a move toward baghdad going around a division, heading toward the airport. they're capable of closing the airport. according to these sources. i haven't seen any evidence of it. but that's the kind of fear that isis is a very mobile force. it can fight the kurds, you know, pretty much at the drop of a hat they attacked them in the north, and they could do the same around baghdad. and if maliki were to take on the new prime minister with force i think it's almost inevitable isis will take advantage of this. and they're probably waiting as we speak. >> and bob, just finally of course, u.s. government sources say that kurdish forces are being supplied with u.s. arms and ammunition. and we're also learning from the pentagon that air strikes are having an effect at least on
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isis in the north of the country. but they're not likely to stop isis in their tracks. they've admitted that. so what needs to be done to end the threat that isis poses? >> well, rosemary, according to my sources in the kurdish area, they're doing much better today against isis. they have plenty of ammunition, which was sent in by the central intelligence agency. a lot more is coming in. they've recovered their morale. they claim that they have major successes today. i don't have any confirmation of that. but they're certainly more optimistic. and the kurds, if anyone in iraq can beat isis, it's them. i spent a couple years with them in the field, and they are very, very capable, properly armed, and they could win this. >> all right. bob baer joining us there via skype from california. your take. and we appreciate you bringing that to us here on cnn. thanks, bob. >> thanks. all right. coming up, a story that has had many people around the world
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side of the story. >> and their version is very different from what the surrogate mother claims. >> we didn't know what to do. we had no one to talk to. >> reporter: tears and frustration from the couple at the center of an international firestorm. david and wendy farnell spoke out for the first time on australia's "60 minutes sunday," attempting to explain why they returned to australia with their healthy baby girl piper while leaving behind her twin brother gamy, who has down's syndrome. >> the surrogate mother wanted to take our girl. and we were getting scared that we were going to -- so we had to try to get out as fast as we could. >> reporter: the surrogate mother tells cnn that is absolutely untrue. she says the farnells wanted to put gammy in a moment,home, a f
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couldn't stomach for the child she carried. so she agreed to keep the baby. "i feel sorry for him," she told cnn last week. this is not his fault. he's innocent. why does he have to suffer like this? after he was born, in desperation she turned to international donors for help with his medical bills. so far raising over $200,000. gammy's plight shining a spotlight on the murky issues around commercial surrogacy. >> i'm just finding it very difficult to get the answer. >> reporter: in the 40-minute-long interview the farnells struggled to explain their actions, saying they were angry at the surrogacy agency for not telling them earlier about the boy's condition, saying they wanted their money back. >> they've come back to us and said the surrogate mother wants this boy. >> yeah. >> so we were thinking, oh, maybe, maybe this might be okay.
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i don't know. >> reporter: they say they still want their son, though are focusing first on settling legal issues surrounding their daughter. david farnell also acknowledges that he is a convicted sex offender who spent time in prison for abusing young girls, crimes he regrets, he says, and will not repeat. >> i know that i do not have any urges at all of this nature. for 30 years i've known this. i don't have any urges. >> wendy? >> yeah. >> how concerned are you about the safety of your daughter in the care of your husband? >> i'm 100% trust david to not do any wrong thing for the little girl. >> reporter: the farnells break down when asked if the
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controversy might cost them their daughter. the baby they so desperately wanted that they left her twin brother behind. kristie lu stout, cnn, hong kong. >> such a compelling story there. and you just don't know who to believe. i actually didn't realize he was a convicted sexual predator. it just raises all sorts of questions. >> yes. this is not just about surrogacy and all of the problems associated with that. certainly when you're doing it with an agency abroad, it is about pedophilia. it is about a whole lot of other things. >> that does happen. >> and of course abandonment of a child and whose story is correct. but incredible. and of course it is all over the front pages of australian papers. >> yeah. australian and thai authorities, we should mention, they are looking into baby gammy's case in the state of western australia, where the farnells are from, it is legal to seek surrogacy abroad. so we'll certainly continue to follow the twists and turns of this story. >> all right. but for now let's take a very short break. still to come, the u.s. clears the way for an experimental
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pharmaceutical who makes the drug says the supply has been exhausted. a w.h.o. panel discussed the ethics of using experimental medicine to fight the outbreak on monday. a woman now living in minnesota has lost nine family members to ebola in liberia. she says more needs to be done. >> my mom, dad, sister, niece, nephew, in-laws, cousins. your entire family die in a month and a half. it's just so scary. i'm just so confused. i don't even know what to do. we need support for our country. we cannot fight it alone. >> the world health organization says the virus has killed more than 960 people. we turn to weather now. and rough seas in northern ireland are partly responsible for 80 sailboats which capsized during a sailing race on monday. >> tragic. meteorologist pedram javehiri joins us with that and your global forecast.
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so these boats ruined, pedram? this must be the livelihoods of a lot of people. >> the race was taking place there, errol. we've seen some 200 people plucked from the waters as well. and this time yesterday we were talking about tropical storm bertha, at least remnants of bertha that skirted across the eastern united states about four days ago, tracked across, all the way across the north atlantic and made a secondary landfall of course remnants of it again across portions of ireland. but the boats certainly not in good condition when it comes to what occurred here because we had seas very high, winds up to 60 miles pr hour or 100 kilometers per hour. and showing you the satellite imagery, here's what's left of bertha as it pushes across portions of the north sea. zooming in for that closer perspective, the coast guard off of belfast there, sent out onto the waters there where we know children had to be rescued. some 10 people treated for hypothermia as the race was taking place. and of course this was all with the expectation, at least meteorologically we know that the remnants of this storm system were coming through. kind of surprised to see that this event took place with all
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the weather in that region. and reports of at least five tornadoes over the past 24 to 48 hours. one of them across kingston and hull across this region and down toward belgium. a second tornado also reported with remnants of the storm system. and even the next couple days you kind of see that rotation still with what's left of bertha as it slowly exits this region. so certainly the rescue operation there quite -- a scary moment for a lot of people in that region. but want to take you out toward the hawaiian islands. about 600 miles north of the islands. because we still have tropical storm julio in place. and believe it or not, another rescue operation here as another boat capsizing. waters in this region 30 feet high. we know three men on a boat. they had taken off from stockton, california toward the hawaiian islands. they were unaware there was a tropical storm at one point. hurricane julio heading in this direction. they were taken off here and safely brought back to hawaii. the boat still adrift at this hour. they're expecting to bring the boat back to shore. but again, in just 24 hours
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seeing a couple of events here around the world with tropical storms causing a lot of problems with people caught by surprise out in the open waters, guys. >> certainly check the weather if you're going to be heading out on the open seas, right? boating 101. >> thanks, pedram. our special coverage on cnn continues after this very short break. >> that's right. next hour, we're going to take you live to l.a., where the tributes are mounting for actor robin williams, who died monday at the age of 63. we'll also get some of the first comments now from his daughter. a look at the career and legacy of the oscar-winning actor when we come back. [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million people. [ alex ] transamerica helped provide a lifetime of retirement income. so i can focus on what matters most. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. do you guys have identity theft protection? [ male voice ] i'm sorry, did you say identity distribution?
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Marisa Tomei has an ebullient, romantic look that seems to suit her personality. Who else could pull off such a casual, sexy, just-tumbled-out-of-bed hairstyle for an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno? If you have thick medium-length hair and want to try this style, just follow the instructions of Joey Battisti, artistic director at Paul Labrecque Salon and Spa East
STEP 1 Wash hair with a moisturizing shampoo and follow with a weightless conditioner, so hair is soft but not weighed down.
STEP 2 Apply a volumizing mousse or spray to the roots of your damp hair. Part the hair on the side and blow-dry it. Use a medium round brush and don't pull hair completely straight all the way down; leave some wave and movement.
STEP 3 Pull back three sections of hair on the same side and pin them in the back, one at a time. Don't worry about pulling back the same size sections or pinning them in the same place. This hairstyle's charm is its loose and haphazard look.Recommended Products:
Paul Labrecque Moisture Silk Shampoo
This keratin-enriched shampoo locks moisture into dry, dehydrated hair.
Price: $20
Available at: Paul Labrecque Salon & Spa, PaulLabrecque.com
Paul Labrecque Lustre Silk Conditioner
This lightweight conditioner adds shine and manageability without adding weight.
Price: $18
Available at: Paul Labrecque Salon & Spa, PaulLabrecque.com
Paul Labrecque Spray Volume
Volumizing hair spray that creates shape while allowing the hair to move freely.
Price: $18
Available at: Paul Labrecque Salon & Spa, PaulLabrecque.com


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