have a gunman that s doing more changes than a broadway play, that he is running in there all in black with a backpack and rifle, changing to dress as kriss kringle with a handgun, then rechanging to escape. i think that s not really what s going on. it could be, i suppose. but it doesn t seem to fit to me. i think more likely we gotta be looking at there s a confederate inside dressed as kriss kringle with a handgun, coordinating on phone with a gunman with a long gun outside. the attack is coordinated. he comes in shooting. the santa claus starts shooting. the two gunmen are shting. they both escape. they have a lot to report here. that s just one possibility. i don t know. i m just looking at the footage. maybe the guy is changing. let me ask ybout this. we talked about this earlier. it suck me as alarming when you say the nightclub owner had
contributor and editor for the daily beast, conflict di. you have the nightclub owner who reportedly said that security had been increased over the past several days after american intelligence officials warned about an attack in turkey. for basically a for us here at home or anybody else in europe, for that matter does this mean even if you are alert and taking precautions you re still helpless if someone is going to carry out something like this? i think what we have to say is particularly if this was the so-called islamic state, they are under a lot of pressure and will hit any soft target they can. matt was talk about some of the earlier attacks by other groups in turkey, those were aimed at police, even though they killed civilians, or in some cases aimed at kurdish activists. this kind of attack against a nightclub, a soft target, is
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about? well he was against pornography. at least that s what he stated at the time. the local attorney represented a theater, peep show owner. they had a confrontation back and forth. he was very much against that the water works, the school board. he had issues with the school board. he was very articulate. he was an intelligent individual. he wasn t cussing. he wasn t antagonistic. he presented his case. he wanted to be a lawyer. if you look at the pattern, he wanted to be a lawyer he wanted to be a nightclub owner, wasn ted to be an elected official. over a period of time we re talking about the 80s and then through the 90s because i left the mayor s office in 2002 and had not had much contact with him since then. if you look at the pattern, he had all these dreams and they kept falling apart. it comes to a situation like this. a lot of people have dreams they want to be lawyers, attorneys, they want to be elected officials and they don t
sobriety. a stunning and sad ending for a comedian, actor, a family man who could do it all. from forever young peter pan to outrageous nightclub owner. you do fosse, martha graham. martha graham! reporter: and the nanny, his family and the rest of us fell in love with. hello! reporter: mrs. doubtfire, a role he recently signed onto to do again. born in chicago in 1951, williams became one of only two students accepted into the prestigious acting school, julliard. the other was christopher reeve. they were lifelong friends. his career spanning decades. once called the funniest man alive by entertainment weekly. he could be as tender as he was funny. a four-time oscar nominee, it was his role with co-stars matt damon and ben affleck in good will hunting in 1997 that would win him a best supporting actor. look at me, son. it s not your fault.