he admitted choking her with a flashlight. he admitted handcuffing her. her driver's license up into a million pieces and flushing it down the toilet. of course, he admitted to all of the lies. >> he told me he actually disposed of those shoes right after this happened. he said he threw them in a dumpster right behind the kmart. >> because of incidents like this, officials caution motorists to be suspicious of any vehicle with flashing lights, particularly if driving on a dark, deserted road at night. >> you put a signal on as if you're going to turn and you wait until you get to a well-lit area that's a public place where there's other people. i have done that since this case, and i'm married to a police officer. but i don't take my safety for granted, and i hope that no one else does either. >> in a case without much evidence, a partial shoe impression on a sweatshirt was all that was needed. >> in essence, that footwear impression was the signature of the murder weapon. >> you've got to have something, or something in this case, and one of the big some

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s that speakers themselves admit are pure speculation. it is interesting the institutions don't have an editorial position on this. these are pretty serious allegations. "the associated press" says it will no longer work with an award winning photojournalist after he admitted to digitally

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so he admitted to other things, too. he admitted police had placed a camera surveillance -- camera surveillance across the street from the community center that anarchists ran called the pitch pipe info shop. he admitted there were police who did put a camera up there to spy on anarchists. >> that was brendan maslauskas dunn speaking in 2009 on democracy now! a lawsuitplaintiff in against john towery, the military, and other law enforcement agencies. have been, there numerous developments in the case. a newly made public e-mail written by towery reveals the army informant was building a multiagency spying apparatus. the e-mail was sent by towery using his military count to the fbi as well as the police departments in los angeles, portland, eugene, everett, and spokane, washington. he wrote -- towery also cites zines and pamphlets and a conference of web list as source material, but cautions the officials on file sharing because -- the subject of the e-mail was anarchist in formation. meanwhile, evidence has also emerged

. >> sky did admit that dusty started fights. >> sky did admit that she committed perjury that she hadfter being insulted in a bar, he took a guy out and beat him bad in the alley and she had heard of several other fights where he was always pretty much the winner. he's a good fighter, apparently. >> it was now coming out that i had not been completely truthful in my original testimonies. and the reason i had said that is because i didn't want to feed the defense any information that they would use against dusty in the case. >> from the beginning, david genzler described in specific detail how dusty held him to the ground. to see if this was possible, the defense consulted ned blass, a two-time national collegiate wrestling champion. and in the hall of fame. he said it was classic technique that every wrestler is taught. >> and i'm taking the position of mr. genzler, mr. harless over here. i probably don't want to fight. i would back up, he would back me up. grab my arm and turn me up and drive my head down into a position i cannot get up. he pulls my head back, i realize i have a knif

th admitted. that might be one of the reasons physicians are more cautious admitting patients to the hospital. >> reporter: the government hires contractors, who some call bounty hunters, to go out and challenge medicare claims as far back as three years giving them 9.5% to 12% and creating a financial incentive for second guessing. >> claims are held up in the appeal process for two and a half years. there's over $1.5 billion that's tied up right now while hospitals are appealing these denials. >> reporter: but the hospitals win 70% of their appeals. one doctor who studies physician practices in hospitals blames the government. >> you get hospitals basically overshooting and keeping more patients on observation status because they know if they admit a patient that could have been put on observation status they are going to face a penalty. >> reporter: congressman courtney has 136 co-sponsors from both parties for a bill saying any three-day stay is entitled for medicare payments for skilled nursi

then directly behind the screen in the central portal which admits you or admits the clergy into the sanctuary, or the celebrant, the one who performs the liturgy into the sanctuary, right in the center on the bottom, you have three figures, three male figures, and they represent the liturgist or those who had composed the liturgy or the ceremony, the hymns and the entire service way back in the 4th and 5th centuries a.d. and then directly above the very large, the huge mosaic which takes you all the way up to and right into and underneath the dome into the vault area, is the anastasis, which i have mentioned earlier. anastasis, which in the western tradition is called the harrowing of hell or the descent into limbo. what is very effective is that stylistically these images are connected. for example, christ wearing the blue robe with his fluttering drapery visually connects you with the movement of the two figures in the central panel, the lower figures who represent-- the woman in red is eve and the figure of adam, dressed in the orange. and then if you noticed the movement of thei

hayes admits, hayes admits, hayes admits. that's how it works.n their world the zombie lie is converted into an attack, in ads like this against democratic senator kay hagan of north carolina. congressional budget office estimates 2 million lost jobs due to obamacare. and alaska senate candidate dan sullivan says in a press release "new report, begichcare" that's funny, "is a job killer" referring to mark begich. should it be a society in which everyone is working as much as humanly possible? i say no. so, actually, does my next guest, a conservative. tim carney, senior columnist at the "washington examiner." if there's some part of the population that's going to work less because of obamacare, you say more or less it depends. >> to be clear, i don't like obamacare. i'd repeal obamacare if i could. >> 41 times to repeal it if you had your druthers. >> yes, exactly. what should we think about this effect of obamacare? obamacare, the subsidies there make it more likely that people will leave the workforce or work less. now, there are some bad thing

they decided to leak it to the public and planted a question in a q and a and lying and admitting it. >> their credibility is suspect. >> the white house changed their story half a dozen times when and how they targeted. and lois lerner, refused to testify before congress and, so the idea of no corruption and political motivation is lud krus. >> barbara bosserman contributed more than 6,000 to president obama's campaign. is that appropriate? >> listen, darril issa contributed how much to the republican campaigns and he is heading up a investigation. you have the deputy inspector general saying he saw no corruption. you may say that is obama's treasury department and of course it is. i challenge guy or mitchell to point to the specific corruption. because you want to believe it doesn't make it so. there is no evidence. >> how is it possible that the doj and fbi is ending the investigation without interviewing a single individual of the 41 target itteted groups represented by jay sekelow. how can you end without talking to the alleged victims? >> i have no clue. you have to ask them. i

and are just traveling eurozone states shows deep flaws in the system as the european parliament admits the bailout has gone to plan. i am the mosque what unites the international arena jace while political shockwaves shaped ukraine it's now the country's south where tensions are the highest for more than ten thousand people have surrounded the parliament building in crimea has made a cd. and you are now watching live pictures right here from some trouble with the capital of a radio were two factions are rallying for and against the new leadership in. he asked scuffles have been reported announced earlier protesters attempted to storm the building where local lawmakers are deciding on whether the region should break away from ukraine were closely following the situation there on the ground in years reports now of course on the corporate spin off. i did it. right now. granted the one who is now in the meantime in another city given that twenty at around sixty miles away in the city of was this about school which is also to bring second largest seaport up roadblocks and protested and take

count four, she is admitting that she did engage in incompatible activities with her job. and after this stipulation is in effect, voted on by us, and the fppc. and it is a finding of guilt in my opinion, that disgraces this woman and puts her in a position where any further employment, we are not recommending it, but, just, talk and just speaking hypothetically and for anything to continue employing something like this i think would be very strange if nothing else and so here, i'm not troubled by the penalty, as is my colleague commissioner hur, i mean, the fine, and the 5,000, and to me that is, negligible compared with the findings of guilt official misconduct and disgrace, we are saying that you did a lot of bad things here, ma'am. and i don't know how you, and we had members of the public saying that she is just going to tap dance away from this, and nothing is going to come as a result of it.

count four, she is admitting that she did engage in incompatible activities with her job. and after this stipulation is in effect, voted on by us, and the fppc. and it is a

ron harshman admitted test firing his new .25-caliber pistol in his backyard just after buying it. nelson an idea. >> what about going out there and seeing if we can find a shell casing and then compare that to the one in the barn. >> when mr. nelson originally told me that and i just kind of gave him a look, this was 15 years to try to find a shell casing in grass, and we are not sure of the exact area. but in this case, being the fact that it's murder, i'm willing to try any idea and it was worth a shot to do. >> police found help in nearby gettysburg, pennsylvania. don hinks known in these parts as a retailer who sells metal detector equipment. these metal detectors were often used to unearth military artifacts. >> i went out and found three french and indian war cannon balls and one whole on the braddock campaign, that probably gave me a bigger high than this .25-caliber shell casing. >> but hinks and several colleagues were happy to do what they could, despite the fact that harshman farm was several hundred acres. >> but there was so much trash out there, so much farm equipmen

i will admit my historical science based on the bible. let me define the term creation as we use it. by creation, we mean here the answer is in genesis, we mean the account based upon the bible. i take genesis as literal history as jesus did. we walk people through that history. we walk them through creation, god made adam and eve and sea creatures and so on. sin and death entered the world. there was no death before sin. then, catastrophe of flood. what do you find? billions buried god gave different languages and he gave different people group. this is the history as recorded in the bible. this is concerning what happened in the past that explains the present. of course that god son stepped into history, jesus christ died on the cross and raised from the dead and one day there's going ton a new heaven andearth to come. not only is this a understanding of history to connect the presence with the past, it's also a announce for our world view. for instance, in matthew 19 when -- said for this course, shall a man and father be joined with h

maybe of all the people we admit he wouldn't be the one to admit i think you do have greta under theaw as written the right of an individual to ask for special circumstances and to be admitted. there is is a waiver process in the law what the president did was put that aside and neuter our requirements that are in the law. >> he shifted the presumption meaning that you can can get n a sense that he makes it easier but under the old way, under the way that you like it is that where if you have a limited contact, you have to prove that it's insignificant can't or inconsequential. >> i think that may be a fair way to say it and because the united states government can't send out 10,000 investigators to investigate these claims, we don't have the resources. >> here is another example a farmer who paid a toll to a terrorist group in order to it cross a bridge and sell his food. do you have any problem with that one, is that aiding terrorists well, i don't think so and i don't think that would meet the standard. unless they were in the same automobile and he paid the toll for the terrorist

switzerland but it's not really in favor of a controversial plan to put admitted on immigration this in a nationwide referendum the eye. it will continue to boil a pot spirit of the international fund will research a lot the most over the top headlines off today and all that week. so the day to all for twenty fourteen winter in the big games and salty has given the russian fans plenty to cheer about athletes from the host nation of one medals of all colors including the most precious gold. not in the team figure skating tournament will still follow the events for us the celebrations of beginning with the fly was behind the rush is both goals came in the figure skating team event in store for challenges from canada the united states to take top spot on they were helped along the way my folders display from one of russia's most famous sporting sons. if gagne pitched in to collaborate in the competition away in the men's free program and admits it is quite funny considering recent years he's been plagued by injury has undergone surgery twelve times. meanwhile a new star has been for the

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that's what we need to admit. but we can be great scientists in the present as the examples i gave you. dr. damadian , or dr. stuart burgess or dr. fobich and we can be investigating the present. understanding the past is a whole different matter. >> thank you mr. ham. i have to disabuse you of a fundamental idea. if a scientist, if anybody makes a discovery that changes the way people view natural law, scientists embrace him or her. this person's fantastic. louis pasteur, he made reference to germs. if you find something that changes, that disagrees with common thought, that's the greatest thing going in science. we look forward to that change. we challenge you. tell us why the universe is accelerating. tell us why these mothers were getting sick and we'll find an explanation for it. the idea that the majority has sway in science is true only up to a point and then the other thing i just want to point out, what you may have missed in evolutionary explanations of life is the mechanism by which we add complexity. t

well, the difference is the way the governor now admits the truth. when it does no more good to deny it, a classic case of rolling disclosure of what we already know, but not a mention of anything more. an msnbc political analyst and the co-author of double down, and brian murphy the managing editor of politics nj where he worked for david wildstein and as a reporter, and he also is friends with bill baroni, another figure in this case. i want to start with my friend john who covers politics. it seems to me that this governor is not telling what's he knows. i only say that because when someone brings up something, makes an assertion, he then makes himself available and basically admits to what the guy is saying. he did know more about this. and then afterwards he knew more around the time. apparently things had just happened or were happening still. it's still a bit foggy. but that line of defense of his, which seems like the maginot line has been moved a few feet back, quote, to the period before this. this is rolling disclosure. this is what politi

>> yes, third person, rudy guede, he admitted to being there the night of the killing, admitted to having sex with meredith kercher. and admitting to having placed the bloody hand print. >> he is serving sentence now? >> yes is. >> is it clear the relationship between the united states and italy, these are allied nations, wouldn't extradition automatically be the case if italy asked? >> extradition is hard but the u.s. does do it often. there are cases where we have had citizens abroad that have been convicted of crimes, that have not been extra died. in 2003 a bunch of cia agents were convicted in italy, it's a political you know part of the government they're doing the job that they were told to do. so in those cases that's weighed here and is it a private citizen, is it a political figure? in any case this process is going to be very lengthy. she's still got another appeal left and even if they do apply for extradition, the u.s. has to process that and it could take a few years after that. >> and even the boyfriend is in italy. it isn't clear he would go back immediately to priz open.

>> reporter: in terms of what each side will admit to. police say they are using stun grenades, that they're using tear gas, that they're using rubber bullets and we're certainly seeing water cannons. what the volunteer medics say are being used, they say they treated three people with gunshot wounds they believe are caused by live weapons. the acting prime minister has said they will not use live fire on the protesters, but as i say, the protesters themselves and the doctors and medics treating them strongly dispute that. >> pelley: katie stallard of sky television news, thank you very much for being with us. this is the most violent day in three months of protests. charlie d'agata now on what this is all about. >> the trigger for today's violence was refusal by some ukrainian lawmakers to debate changes to the constitution that would have restricted the powers of president viktor yanukovich. thousands of antigovernment demonstrators flooded the square. it quickly descended into violence and mayhem. riot police fired rubber bullets and s

he admitted that heather church wasn't his first murder victim. he said he killed another colorado springs woman named roseau sperry, who'd been reported missing in 1987. he said he put her body in a trash dumpster. >> the sperry case was a classic cold case. it was a missing person. wasn't really investigated as a homicide. >> eventually, brown confessed to 48 murders, including one he committed while serving in the u.s. military in south korea. investigators around the country are still trying to corroborate brown's claims. if true, brown may be one of the most prolific serial killers in american history. and he might still be free if it weren't for the local fingerprint databases in louisiana and california and the investigators who knew where to look. >> you just don't know sometime how just a little clue, just a little fingerprint and, will, will lead you right directly to the killer. >> they wouldn't have been able to find brown without those forensics. that fingerprint was the thing that nailed the nail in the coffin for him. i mean, withou

also, somebody loves you anyway even if you've admitted to something. >> she admitted to saying it. >t for you to come back. >> new company, $75 million deal with a private investment firm. she said, some people said i never apologized. if anyone would hear me, she said she had. >> she shouldn't do it anymore. she's done it. there are going to be those people out there, hoda, no matter how many times she would say it, they've decided they are not going to. she should wipe the dust off her feet and keep going. >> she learned how badly words can hurt. it's not like she's saying, too bad, so sad. she felt terrible about what she said. >>> let's move on to other things. >> okay. >> this is good? >> what? >> the banning of the paparazzi for children? >> i was going to talk about "achy breaky heart" again. >> no, you're not. >> "people" magazine -- >> i can't believe robin thicke -- >> i know. i can't believe it. >> robin thicke and paula patton are breaking up. >> tmz is reporting, that's one of my sources, they said that he's trying to get back with her. they've been together since they w

keppel wonders if he can finally get bundy to admit to something.nnounced. this time, keppel doesn't want to talk about the green river killer. he wants to talk about ted bundy. >> he didn't know why i was there. the only reason i was there was to talk to him. i didn't have a reason other than that. >> how does a detective talk to someone without judging them? >> it's hard, very hard. >> the scary thing is you have to have real people think, real, not phony. not just calling the guy by his first name or shaking his hand and given him a couple of cigarettes and going through the standard procedure to put a guy at ease which is important but there has to be an empathy, which as impossible lacks judgment. they have a particular view of the world they have to discover. why does this one gierk for example, not want to talk about the 12 and 13-year-olds he killed and he may have killed a dozen but will talk about the prostitutes he killed. his particular morality of murder, if you will, was such that he could talk about some but not others. he could tell

. >> reporter: neither side will admit that they are using stun grenades an tear gas and rubber bullets. in terms of what the volunteer medics are being used, they say they tweeted three people today with gunshot wounds that they believe were caused by live ammunition. >> police are using modified grenades to injure more protesters. protesters say the government is ignoring their demands. basically, this is a tug of war over the ukraine's future. they want them to join a customs union with the european union, but the government has cozied up to moscow. >>> there have been occasional up risings in ukraine, for years but nothing like this. >>> tonight, opponents are speaking their mind before the vote. the proposed domain awareness center would be a 24/7 surveillance system designed to help police monitor the city through video cameras. >> the reality is that i will never have enough police officers as we are trying to get to 900. i only have 600 a day. we will never find the level. so was need other tool to monitor some of the activities happening. >> i am in favor of solving crime but a

s that speakers themselves admit are pure speculation. it is interesting the institutions don't have an editorial position on this. these are pretty serious allegations. "the associated press" says it will no longer work with an award winning photojournalist after he admitted to digitally tampering with a picture taken in syria. mexican photographer contreras was one of five journalists awarded a pulitzer prize. the photo was taken four months ago in the northwestern city. it shows a rebel fighter ducking for cover. the original shows a camera in the bottom left-hand corner but in the image contreras submitted, the camera had been removed. it breached ap's editorial policy. its director of photography said ap's reputation is paramount. deliberately removing elements from our photographs is completely unacceptable. contreras eventually admitted it saying he did it because he felt the camera would be a distraction. he said i took the wrong decision when i removed the camera. i feel ashamed about it. i have to assume the consequences. >> whe

and what she admitted to a close friend about some of their most trying times. these new revelations as republicans take early aim. >>> and later, more from here in sochi, including the american champion on the comeback trail after a crash that almost ended years of olympic dreams. >>> tonight the once private papers of the woman hillary clinton has previously described as her closest friend are getting a lot of attention, because they reveal some of what was going on behind the scenes during the monica lewinsky affair and other tough times for the clintons. it is all coming to light and republicans say it is fair game with 2016 approaching. we get our report tonight from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: after the music stopped at their first inaugural, the clintons' first overnight guests were their closest friends from arkansas, diane blair and her husband jim. for years, she chronicled the clintons' reactions to the rough relations with the press and scandals, including monica lewinsky and impeachment. getting little attention until inflammatory excerpts w

a spokesman says they admitted to buying the cards from an instructor.ing to find out what punishment if any the instructor faces. >> web those wild pigs in san jose inthey are on the move. to other parts of the city. there's a report in silver creek of a big wandering into a kitchen through an open back door. in october the city council gave the ability to trap and shoot pigs. >> probably a different group. they are out. they love the gulf course. time to check the forecast we give you a live look at the sun rise over dublin and san francisco. beautiful across the bay area. >> it will be a great time for pigs to golf. >> i'm prisoned to find pigs have such taste. i have been both places, top notch. 6:48. we have a good looking day across the bay area. i want to show you what we're working with right now. temperatures are all over at 39 in the north bay for you, three in the peninsula and 48 degrees to start the day. beautiful san francisco. so temperatures are pretty chilly, cold enough for a jacket. you can ditch it later on throughout the afternoon. t

he admits it himself.for joining us. >> thank you for having me, wolf. >> that's it for me and thanks for watching. newsroom starts now with brooke baldwin. >> we begin right now political violets. the picture told the stories here erupting all-around the world, usually peaceful cities are under fire. anti-government protesters are seizing the streets from venezuela here to the capital city of ukraine and also in bangkok, thailand where they are retaking part of that city. in kiev, to put this into perspective, this roughly the size of chicago. look at this. these buildings areld

responsible for 2012 campaign contributions and has to admit he has never been to the country where he was nominated to serve. ditto for someone like. >> never been to argentina. so the bottom line is i have got to get to nagin is that president obama is appointing ambassadors at a rate higher than bush and clinton and a lot of them are people who give him money. okay, that's good to know. >> yes. >> nation began, were you surprised that nation began got convicted and what can he get in new orleans? he is the mayor of new orleans under katrina a lot of fall money came in there is he convicted of bribery. are you surprised? >> well, i don't want to say that i was prejudging his case. he was charged on 21 counts of conspiracy. bribery, wire fraud, tax evasion, convicted on 20 of them. jury finding that he accepted bribes and lavish trips and granite for exchange of businessmen who had dealings with the city of new orleans. let's be fair, the city of new orleans is not known for a municipal integrity over

what police say the couple admits they did to the girl make this is case even more horrifying. prosecutors are waiting for one key piece of information before considering the death penalty. wayne has update from the courthouse in napa. >> as she tiger woods before a judge protected by transparent glass sarah looked frightened barely able to cocaine emotion with the charges against her and live in boyfriend ryan scott warner. murder. and felony assault on a child causing death. neither charge includes special circumstances ruling out the death penalty for now. district attorney told reporters that could change if yesterday autopsy reveals evidence of sexual assault. >> there is not evidence sufficient to bring charges in that regard. if that changes yes that's still an avenue that is open. >>reporter: this nightmare for napa gap last saturday when police found 3-year-old kaley slushier dead in the couple's apartment. police report says she was beaten to death and that after being arrested in el cerrito the cup em admitted to stuffing the little girl in a suitcase and putting her

sanctuary area except in the center of this particular church, the entrance, the portals which take you or admit you into the sanctuary, are relatively low and they're quite transparent, so you really have a very clear view of what is occurring inside the sanctuary. whereby in more traditional iconostases or in more traditional churches, for example, though many of the iconostases are no longer in place, but in churches in the middle byzantine period, the daphne or hosios loukas, for example, you would've had a higher sanctuary barrier. it would not have been as visible or the activity within would not have been as visible.

in may of last year, hoffman admitted he recently spent ten days in rehab for drug abuse, including heroin. the oscar winner open about a drug problem in his early 20s, saying he'd kicked the habit for 23 years. in a 2006 interview, telling

they admitted it flat out. it was months ago. appeals process for any kind of mistake denying subsidees because they couldn't figure out if you were eligible, but probably knew you were. telling you to buy something and appealing it later and getting you on the wrong plan. any of these mistakes was always recourse provided by the law that you would be able to have an appeals process. >> in theory, not reality. >> but once this started happening, you would think that the top priority would have been to create a system even if the system -- the computer system hadn't been established for it, and it could be handled once the scan documents got to kentucky even by hand so they can begin to make the consumers feel those who attempted to enroll it will work out. they are allowing a backlash to build before this deadline of march 31 where they need better enrollment numbers for the system to survive and be sustained. they are you allowing the backlash to build. >> and one other sentence in this article which is "so far it is not among t

israeli democracy is well and truly embracing cyberspace last year the government admitted it paid some students to defend its policies on social networks now it's using facebook rather than direct face to face meetings to ask the public what it wants explains. there's a new kind of politics blowing through cyberspace the parliaments on facebook and its users are the legislators it's very simple citizens right the page what they want to change. sometimes even better if they write how and we take the

that's what we need to admit. but we can be great scientists in the present as the examples i gave you. dr. damadian , or dr. stuart burgess or dr. fobich and we can be investigating the present. understanding the past is a whole different matter. >> thank you mr. ham. i have to disabuse you of a fundamental idea. if a scientist, if anybody makes a discovery that changes the way people view natural law, scientists embrace him or her. this person's fantastic. louis pasteur, he made reference to germs. if you find something that changes, that disagrees with common thought, that's the greatest thing going in science. we look forward to that change. we challenge you. tell us why the universe is accelerating. tell us why these mothers were getting sick and we'll find an explanation for it. the idea that the majority has sway in science is true only up to a point and then the other thing i just want to point out, what you may have missed in evolutionary explanations of life is the mechanism by which we add complexity. t

witnesses say around fifty alms man just admit it really full speed down to recognize a built in sink me as we put me with the russian navy slacks to renovate the airport's domestic flight terminal at the appeal to the undying the airport to operate normally and also stay an encore of british identity and is reported to have ceased to crime unit administrative buildings with the race the russians. yes we have mentioned just now and sat on identified the alms group shot looking chilling will be toting the same apropos and polish the capital of ukraine's crimea on this breakup make up respondent and foam box and was one of the fast on the scene and filmed as the alms brooch and a member of the so called itself the times that i didn't the airport in central poland. crimea where we have discovered that there are a number of armed men arrived at the airport they're wearing combat fatigues and carrying what looked like the rifles they wearing helmets and they look too intense and purposes like soldiers. great group. but dean is with them as well and we spoke to him about why did here. and w

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hoffman was an admitted drug addict. he told cbs 60 minutes eight years ago that he had been hooked on drugs by the age of 22. >> anything i could get my hands on, yeah, i liked it all. yeah. >> and why did you decide to stop? >> you get panicked. you get panicked. i was 22 and i got panicked for my life. >> hoffman did stop for more than two decades. last year he checked himself into rehab to no avail, unfortunately. at the time of his death, hoffman had appeared in more than 50 films. was a four-time academy award nominee and won the best actor oscar. >> you have decided on a title for my book. i think you'll like it. it's masculine. in cold blood. >> mr. hoffman was also nominated for three tony awards. live theater acting. and on wednesday night, the lights of broadway were dimmed in his honor. >> question, just six years ago, the australian actor, heath ledger, died of an accidental overdose of prescription drugs. is this a particular risk of the creative class? can you speak to that, pat buchanan? >> first, mr. phi