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they're so versatile, not to mention all the different varieties.t's focus on green bell peppers. make sure they have this nice uniform green all the way around. the stem should still be attached and it should be a nice green all the way up. if it pulls up or decays, that means it's been sitting around too long. avoid that. when you bring them home, store them in the refrigerator. keep them nice and crisp. they should always be heavy in your hand. what i like to do with bell pep serious slice them up and keep them with you all day for a healthy snack. that's your tip of the day. >>> an after school youth orchestra program is 20 years old this year thanks to one woman who touched the lives of hundreds of bay area children. >> kay kelly has the story of this week's jefferson award recipient. . >> on any given weekend, you will hear music in joan murray's house. in her den there's practice for a young string quartet. upstairs in the living room a violin lesson. and in her garage next to stacks of donated violins and shelves of sheet music, portable tab

. >> versatile, convincing, extraordinarily tall elemented, philip seymour hoffman's performance through a whole host of roles allowed the actor to dominate nearly every scene. most audiences first took notice of the stocky actor playing the tender and confused man trial to cope with in he had performances in films like big lebowsky. despite that, hoffman had no problem scoring big roles. he played trumanan capote, mimicking capote's body language and signature lisp. it was his interpretation of the character'sing soal and emotional self-that earned him an academy award. other acclaimed performses -- performance followed. >> what? >> and as the cia agent in charlie wilson's war. hoffman, which struggled with substance abuse early in his career, had spent decades clean. last year he checked himself into a detox facility. he died at hit home in greenwich village of an apparent overdose. he was just 46. >> next on world news with david muir, the long list of philip seymour hoffman roz remarkable roles and what he saw at 12 that ignited his passion. that's at 5:30. >>> chp officers are looki

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an amazingly versatile. i don't think there is anything he couldn't do. he did comedic roles, tragic roles and everything in between. he was set to star in a new show time comedy. fans here in the bay area are mourning hoffman's death. >> sad when anyone passes away. he has done a lot of great movies and given a lot of great performances. he is very sad. hopefully somebody will learn from this and change their habits and decide not to get on drugs. >> hoffman's family released a statement this afternoon thanking the public for outpouring of love and support. they said they were devastated by the sudden loss and asked for privacy. >>> coming up next the race must go on. the south bay runners taking off in the middle of a little bit of rain. >> we don't have any proof that the governor said go and close the lanes. >> fallout from the bridge scandal with the presidential hopes on the line, how the office of new jersey's governor is fighting back. >>> in case you hadn't heard it is new jersey's big day as host of that football game but the state's governor ch

that's the definition of a versatile actor to be able to handle all those movies.playing a gay guy, playing a frat boy. he just was all over the map and very comfortable playing all those types. >> you work for u.s. weekly. what is the deal now with "hunger games 3"? not going to be released until 2015? >> there is two more movies there is two parts of mockingjay. apparently he has filmed everything but a few days left. apparently it's not really going to change the release date. i think the studio will be able to figure that out. >> bradley jacobs, thank you very much. we appreciate you joining us on a sunday night. one of the recurring themes about philip seymour hoffman is that he was down to earth, as we have been talking about here. many people have said he didn't act like he was a big shot oscar-winning performer, but just a regular guy. and cnn producer rose arci lives in hoffman's neighborhood and their children go to the same public school. she talked earlier today about her interaction was the star. >> he was in no way reducible to what happened today. i

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element a feminine man, and he was a very big guy, and the fact that he pulled that off, shows the versatility of his skill. >> we also understand that he did have a history of drug abuse. can you tell us more about that? >> he did. last year i think he admitted he had been snorting heroine, and he pud himself into a facility for that, he was a substance abuser growing up, and said he had been clean for decades. so obviously something he had been grappling with his whole life. >> what do you think phillip seymour hoffman's legacy will be to the world? and more specifically to the acting community. >> well, again, it is going to be -- here is a guy in the prime of his career, he was a great stage actor. sam shepard plays things like that not on broadway but on the very highest levels in the new york heat community. he had a good 15 year run of really critically acclaimed movies and i think it will be one of these really sad losses that the art world seems to get with depressing regularity really. >> live with us via, skype, thank you for joining us this afternoon. and oversea as man at the cent

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. >> reporter: best known for his oscar winning turn in the title role in "capote," he was a versatile character actor, famous for disappearing in his roles. >> when the bellhop told me i had a phone call, it was my stepfather, joe capote, calling to say that my mother had died. >> i don't think there's anything he couldn't do. he did comedic roles, tragic roles and everything in between. >> you cannot make friends with the rock stars. >> reporter: from "almost famous." >> the helsinki job was mine. >> to "charlie wilson's war," "the big lebowski." >> indeed, that is mr. lebowski with the first lady. >> we're not helpless. >> reporter: and "the master," a role for which he was nominated an oscar, golden globe and bathta last year. hoffman was also active in theater, having starred and directed numerous plays, including most recently the broadway revival of "death of a salesman" that won him rave reviews. >> it's exciting. it's really exciting. >> reporter: he recently won young fans of the "hunger games" in "catching fire," a role he was reprising in the final film. in a statement his

. >> philip seymour hoffman was then for the depth and versatility playing tender and confused to catholich accused of child molestation in "doubt." >> but shooting the movie "money ball," had a special place if his heart, he played a manager and half man had a lot of fun shoot the film. >> i get to do batting practice, it was something. i grew up playing baseball. it was a treat. >> half man was only 46. a friend called 9-1-1 after finding him on the bathroom floor of the apartment with the syringe in his arm. it was heroin found at the scene. hoffman was sober for 23 years but admitted to falling off the wagon and going to rehab. moviegoers are saddened. a graduate student at screen writing at ucla has this to stay. >> that is the kind of actor you hope and wish and you give your first-born child to work with. >> hoffman won an academy award for "capote," and nominated for an oscar three types. >> he got inside the character and that will be set up as an example for students for years to come. >> hoffman leaves behind a girl of 15 years and their three young children. >> next half hour w

>> reporter: best known for his oscar winning turn as the title role in "capote," hoffman was a versatile character actor, famous for disappearing into his roles. >> you cannot make friends with the rock stars. >> reporter: from "almost famous". >> the helsinki job was mine. >> reporter: to charlie wilson's war, the big lebowski, and the mast, a role for which he was nominated for an oscar, a golden globe and bastia last year. he won young fans at the hunger games in "catching fire," a role he was reprising in the final films. in a statement, his family said, we are devastated by the loss of our beloved phil. this is a tragic and sudden loss. and we ask that you respect our privacy during this time of grieving. please keep phil in your thoughts and prayers. >> and that was nbc's kristen dahlgren reporting there. >>> back to the super bowl. you might have noticed some of the hardest hits came before kickoff. president obama sat down for a live interview before the game. the ten-minute exchange with fox's bill o'reilly got testy and started with obamacare. >> was it the biggest mistake of y

and while each has different characteristics, all three are sweet, versatile, and are becoming the darlingsrmers who see the many marketing possibilities with them and as chefs who see the many menu possibilities with them. >> it's something a little different than just saying an orange. [music playing] it's like a nice little snack that people have. it's--i don't know. i mean, they kind of-- they make me happy, little mandarins like this. you know? >> at the marche restaurant in the south bay community of menlo park, they have a carefully crafted seasonal menu that pastry chef adrienne garcia embraces as she uses the best ingredients farmers offer her and thus allows her to create dishes that let produce like these mandarins be the true stars of the menu. >> it makes you take greater pride in your food, in your desserts, because these people spend every day doing this. and you want to do the best with the product. i try to keep things simple, let the products speak for themselves, that these people do what their lives do. >> adrienne adds that the sweetness of the fruit is great for her be

. >> i -- >> best known for his oscar winning turn as the title role, he was a versatile character actor, famous for disappearing into his roles. >> you cannot make friends with the rock stars. >> from "almost famous," to the "big labowski" and "the master," a role for which he was nominated for an oscar and golden globe. he won young fans of the "hunger games." a role he was reprizing in the final films. in a statement his family said we are devastated by the loss of our beloved phil. this is a tragic and sudden loss and ask you respect our privacy. please keep phil in your thoughts and prayers. >> and that was kristen dahlgren reporting there. >>> back now to the super bowl. and you might have noticed some of the hardest hits came before kickoff. president obama sat down for a live interview before the game. the ten-minute exchange with bill o'reilly got testy and started with obamacare. >> was it the biggest mistake of your presidency to tell the nation over and over if you like your insurance, you can keep your insurance? >> bill, you've got a long list of my mistakes as president. t

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you have mud and muck and mire and they had to be versatile. they were pulled by six horses three on each side and in teams and they really weren't driven. you know we have that image sometimes of the west of somebody giddy up and doing it but usually the wag near walked along sitting on the side bar of course taking care of the horses was important so there's a feedbox that you see in the back. the construction you note is very adept to road conditions and actually it's bowed at the bottom so the goods, when you stack goods in there whether it was bags of grain or pelts whatever, they kind of shifted towards the middle keeping the center of gravity. you know you had a solid balancing of the wagons. the wagons lasted in until the 1840s and 50s until replaced bid railroad. there were plans you know congress planned the first national road to stretch, you know, from the original 13 colonies of indense, after we achievedded independence to st. louis. that really never happened because they delivered goods much quicker in an efficient matter. the w

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>> he was just an incredibly talented actor and extremely versatile. torn up because he was an actor of such stature and i don't think anyone is going to forget his oscar winning performance in capote. he did an amazing job. >> i know that his addiction issue has been known. i feel like it wasn't often talked about and still seemed like a surprise. it was known that he went into rehab for ten days, but it didn't seem like it was something that he was on some kind of downward spiral. >> that's exactly right. not more than a week ago, i was at my son's basketball game in harlem and philip hoffman was there. i saw him on the sidelines and he was laughing and joking and smiling. he looked like philip seymour hoffman but he looked happy. i texted my wife saying he was there and then i get a text the next day saying he's dead. >> there is an entire dynamic of hiding and evasion that will probably wind up being a part of this story. we were talking to bonnie about his ability to transform and all that. they seemed to come out and prize this man for versatilit

i think amazon realized it had to create something a little or versatile. repositioning the slightly as an entertainment and a gaming device. certainly publishing games works for the kindle fire as well but it is another foundation where you can build a set top that offers differentiation over an set- set-top box or a roku top box. >> one of the tricks to getting amazon prime to work is to have it on your cable box or have it on your roku or apple tv -- that is never going to happen. >> that is never going to happen but otherwise it is everywhere. rhymes and video, video-on- demand, it is being built into tv's -- they are happening. >> amazon continues to rattle. brad from "businessweek," thank you very much. >> thank you, cory. move over, google. oakley is already with a pair of high-tech goggles. we're going for a run coming up. ♪ >> i'm emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." jay leno's last -- second last "tonight show" is tonight. he is passing the torch to jimmy fallon. jon erlichman with us from l.a. ira member johnny carson on the tonight show vividl

i showed versatility. >> let's talk about politics. sudan. >> it is tricky.are going to try to step it up to infrared so busy stuff at night. so we can see stuff at night. we know it is a fairly effective. at night or during cloud cover. a big issue now is in south sudan, both sides including the in aelected, are acting pretty bad way. our job is to make sure and whether doing it, that we gather imagery from both sides and make sure we put it on both sides responsible. not just one. not to just one you perceived be the bad guys. it is tricky right now. very complicated times. the newest country in the world and is messy and flawed. our hope is -- >> all of the helmets with oil and everything. >> a success story with ghana and not somalia. >> are you more hopeful than six months ago? >> yes, more hopeful. i am still very hopeful. because they work so hard. it is simpler in a way that is going on in egypt where in order mubarak fight, all of the factions who do not like each other had to get together. it is the celebration. those factions remembered why they ha

george zimmerman is really versatile. you know, i mean, fighting a black guy. whuf what a change? >> really mixing things up. >> better make sure he doesn't bring a gun. >> and shoot him. >> tom, okay, i love this whole giving up portion to charity thing. because the that somehow makes everything okay. >> give it to charity. thing is, isn't george zimmerman, zimmerman, already a -- a charity? isn't that what got him in trouble? >> not only that. exactly. but he made himself a charity. and he took all of this money in. he got in trouble for that. maybe he is, maybe that's it. maybe he is going to keep the money and pay his bills. he thinks he is a charity. i've will go out on a limb saying this is not a good idea. >> thank you. any one who thinks it is a good idea. i would be willing to box them. a great match. >> yeah, yeah, like to see you in the ring. >> yeah. you wouldn't have a chance with perhaps a strong wind. >> that's why. willing to do it. nobody thinks this is a good idea. >> i will put it out there. >> i believe that too. what do you think in? the list of historically d

he appeared in mor athan 50 films, captivating audiences wi his talent and versatility. was unafraid to inhabit and ahumanize even ahumost unsympathetic of characters, he was nominated for four academymy awards, he won the oscar for best actor for his role as truman capote in the film capote . he received three tony nominations for his role in "death of a salesman." about philip seymour hoffman, david denby of scott ofodeer and a.o. the new york times. ased to have them here at the tab so i begin by asking you, just justo think out loud about phip seymour hoffman. >> when i heard the news yesterday, it came a real shock, being as young as he was. prime, recently in "the master," delivered two two extraordinary performances. i fch moersonally by this tfe many celebrity passings. not know him at all. i never met him. we are the same age and i ft like ucation as a moviegoer , and then is a film critic, was linked with his career. the movies that matter to thatn t late 1990's, te independent i movies, that firinvies, th amern independence in indethem, nights," "happiness," h

. >> so many different options and looks, versatility is something that we can move up a bit. c what they do in these situations terret when it gets below more we will see. across the board would just want to make sure we get the power play time. good opportunity for those guys. >> iron mike tyson is in town promoting a fight at the uic pavilion. also starring in a one-man show that is supposed to be pretty good. right now life is good. he would like to keep it that way. >> i will be in respect full member of society. people want to see my show. young kids ask for my autograph. it's a dream come true. i'm grateful. this one try to convey gratitude. i don't want to mess this up. it's like a dream come true. i'm afraid i will break uwent up ina prison cell. >> the bulls played late on the west coast. the bulls have an early lead the boy. down 11 1/4 taking it out for three of the 14 points. he had 11 assists. still down a few minutes later. pulling up for the floater. scored a game-high 44. they lose to fall 2-3 on the road trip. >>stocks got a boost thursday after investors got

and i must say george zimmerman is so versatile. fighting a black guy, what a change.d for him, really mixing things up. >> they better make sure he doesn't bring a gun. >> and shoot him. >> i love this whole giving a a portion to charity thing because that makes everything okay. >> isn't george zimmerman already a charity? isn't that what got them in trouble? he made himself a charity and he took the money in and got in trouble for that. maybe that's it. maybe he is going to keep the money and pay his bills because he thinks he is a charity. >> i am going to go out on a limb and say this is not a good idea. >> thank you for that of the. >> anyone who thinks it is a good idea i would be willing to box them. that would be a great map. -- a great match. >> i would like to see you in the ring. you wouldn't have a chance with perhaps a strong wind. >> that's why i am willing to do it. nobody thinks it is a good idea. >> in the list of historically dumb, this has to be up there. >> yeah, but also entertaining. that's what america loves. i understand he wants to get back in

supreme versatility and undoubtedly a remarkable exemplary professionalism. sadly the things that came to this because he will be missed and we think of what he could have given us in subsequent years. into a quick thought, not the typical hollywood actor. >> absolutely not. there's no question at all. he was robust, and undoubtedly a figure who had the confidence to try anything, and the knowledge that when he did it, he would achieve perfectionism, which he always did, but, alas, as we have seen there were troubles in his private life. old ghosts that hadn't been laid to rest. >> appreciate your memories of philip seymour hoffman, who died at the age of 46. thank you so much. >> that's it for the moment. but stay with us. more news is coming up. bye-bye. >> safeguarding consumers personal financial information - what the federal government is doing after a series of security breaches at major retailers. >> seattle fans celebrating a super bowl victory - how they plan to welcome the players home. >> one little set back and you'll both sink. >> the struggles

that we operate with them and the guys that operate within its remarkable and it speaks to the versatility of dogs in general in terms of what you can get them to do. moving forward, i was at a crossroads personally. at the end of 2,008 i could either stay in the navy and become one of the handlers early on and become a part of the program or i could separate from the navy and start my own company and try to have a larger impact in terms of training, supplying the different scenarios and training courses for the military and it was a tough decision for me personally. it's one that from a selfish standpoint if i'm looking at it just selfishly i wanted to stay and be a handler. it was a very tough decision for me to make instead of getting that one-on-one time and doing the dance with them and they did try to make a bigger impact to get out and form a company and provide a multitude of services and ultimately and obviously that is what i ended up doing. it was important and dear to my heart to make as big a difference as i could. no different than when i joined the navy to the reason i went

just one eraser's versatile enough to clean all kinds of different sfaces and three times more grimeto the great outdoors, which can be pretty great. that'shy when it comes to clean, there's only one mr. [ bird screeches ] >>> all right, nbc news, they did it again, now last night the left wing network hosted a highly offensive tweet aimed at the conservative gop. saying well, maybe the right wing will hate it, but everybody else will go aww. the biracial commercial, and then they linked this. >> you know how our family has daddy and mommy. >> and me? >> yeah, that is right. pretty soon, you're going to have a baby brother. >> and? a puppy. >> deal. >> now, eventually msnbc apologized for the tweet. and they also said well, that was not going to be enough. so rnc's chairman, reince priebus, earlier today he banned his staff from appearing or showing on the network. now, it took all day but the apology finally came. and that was issued today. joining me now, reince priebus of the rnc, and chairman, welcome to the program, glad you're with us. >> thank you, sean, appreciate it. >>> let

and i think a lot of backup singers because of their versatility have a hard time figuring out what thatr thing is. >> judith hill, viewers may know her because she was going to be on the michael jackson tour, preparation for that tour that never happened, she got a lot of attention because she went very deep on the voice. but she even had a moment where, in between the jackson thing and "the voice" she ended up being a backup singer and she did it in disguise on television. people. >> it is. it's interesting when judith was on "this "the voice" she already made it she is a backup singer, but all the time we were making this show, judith was sleeping in her childhood bedroom in her parents house, trying to get a record deal. just because you are on the stage with michael jackson doesn't mean you have the route to stardom. but judith has been signed to a contract. oscars. >> thank you so much. >> our data dive is next. and remembering the life and legacy of sid caesar. >> fault lines, hard hitting... >> they're blocking the door... >> ground breaking... >> we have to get out of here. >> t

philip seymour hoffman was known for depth and versatility. playing a man in "boogie nights" and it was shooting" money ball" that appeared to have had a special place in hoffman's heart. hoffman played art howe and wheel howe criticized him for how he portrayed him, he had fun shooting the film. >> i went to batting practice and it was something. i grew up playing baseball and it was a treat for me. >> hoffman was only 46 years old. a friend called 9-1-1 after finding him on the bathroom floor with a syringe in his arm. they say bags of what appear to be heroin were found at the scene. hoffman had been sober for 23 years, but admitted in interviews last spring to falling off the wagon and spending 10 days in rehab. bay area moviegoers are saddened. >> in screen writing, that is the kind of actor you hope and wish and would give your firstborn child to work with. >> he was nominated for an oscar three other times. >> he got inside the character. i think we will be set up as an example for students for years to come. >> hoffman leaves behind hi

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