but some of this fans tell us they weren't afar of it. and that is interesting because it speaks to the fans that he had. they were fans of his work. they tell us they weren't that interested in his personal life. they want to know and understand what happened inside of that apartment. we've seen other plain clothed investigators. >> thank you so much. all right philip seymour hoffman struggled with addition for years. coming up next i'll talk with dr. drew pinsky about the hollywood culture of drug abuse. we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going to have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagine how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 30 years or more. so maybe we need to approach things differently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ it's not the "juggle a bunch of rotating categories" card. it

i spotted them from afar, southern californian's father and son are in sochi to collect pins. >> these are my 14th olympics. >> it's my 4th. >> i like this one. >> and they have pins from the 1992 games, 1996 atlanta games and even a 2000 british olympic bid pin many, many, many more. >> wearing 100 at the apartment 75 or 80 pounds in california 100 to 120,000. >> he bought most of the pins to trade. his private collection only about 9,000 all this talk of trading got me hoorkked and i w soon in a negotiation with complete strangers. a los angeles couple here to watch the game got hooked quickly. >> i'll give you two pins. >> no i'll give you one and a full one. >> okay. >> i think it is so much fun. >> it's about meeting people and trying to get the one you need for your collection. it's a good time. >> what are the craziest people you ever met. >> americans, by far. >> my favorite pin might be right here. i ran into a olympic committee member from the games in 2016 and he gave me a pin that hasn't even happened yet. at the sochi game nbc bay area news. >>> we have henry right now, th

us hope, thatives you can still love someone from afar and you still have those feelings across an oceanch is literally the case in this movie. tavis: let me get a little personal. now that you established this friendship, what has been your takeaway from that relationship? what ill tell you learned. i'm not religion, -- religious, but it has given me a lot more respect for people who are. even though i'm not, i have learned that no one has a monopoly on wisdom. what i learned is to see that even for people who aren't religious, you can learn things from religious people, and that's what i learned in the process of writing this. i have a little humility in my own views, and i think that is a healthy thing, but it took the writing of the film to help me arrive to that. tavis: i think that works both ways. sadly there are many who are religious who think it can't work the other way, that there is nothing to learn from agnostics or atheists. it works both ways. >> it does work both ways. he learns a lot. what happens to the end of the movie is he doesn't find god, but he does learn to respe

scientists are now trying to solve the malfunctioning systems from afar. >> in more news from china,giant panda twins that are breeding seem to have made the friends.ual a peacock was visiting him. months of fighting, all is well. today, representatives gathered in london for a conference aimed at halting wildlife poaching. among the attendees with the prince of wales and prince william who have made it their mission to draw attention to the crisis. conservationists say roughly 22000 and elephants were killed by poachers wanting their ivory. that is actually one every half hour. the process has soared due to demand from china. >> africa's treasure under threat. hunted by the poachers. 30 years ago, can you had almost 170,000 elephants. today, 30,000 remained. from chinang trade has reached record levels. a weeklong census begins to gauge the poaching impact. it is a vital tool for the rangers who believe they are winning the flight. >> we are beating the poachers. we are dealing with them effectively. the census is an indicator that we have been successful. >> the planes circle over

has been widely criticized over the treatment of those workers afar. their situation is the subject of today's inside look, and joining me is james lynch in london. thank you for joining us. you are amnesty international's researcher on migrant rights in the gulf. you published a report entitled "the dark side of migration" a few months ago. set the stage. how bad are the working conditions of the migrant workers in qatar? know frome independent research that around 15 migrant workers -- they have theirelays and 90% have passports confiscated. so, we already knew before we started our research that these problems were there and they are not uncommon. i think what we found is that they are very consistent. workers can face long periods without pay and can face harsh working conditions. some will face problems leaving the country. have seen somee severe crises, with large groups of workers unpaid for a long time and unable to leave the country. sometimes really desperate so they are actually in need of food assistance. >> the organizers of the world cup

you can find everything here from afar you. if you know. the un refugee agency operating the camp that he's preparing to create a bus routes one and built a fire station. no one and two. no reason than to keep them in limbo and and and the month providing vast quantity of goods to the abuse of wire then the sun. life here is still hard. for the past year forty two year old muhammad's of forty has said he stands with his wife and seven children at night the temperature drops close to zero they have no future. all they have all the mattresses and blankets murray has trouble sleeping because of the cold seeping through from the ground the zoo for years to walking construction when he lived in syria. refugees have little chance to war in georgia. he has no income and no prospect of finding a home outside this camp. one of the ashes so i don't think we will be able to return to syria for many years. i can't see any improvement in security taking place that will allow me to take my family in the nt. he longs to return home. but he expects little

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have not gotten too much in the way of a nations afar. one spokesperson said they do not have an explanation at this point as to why the homicides are up more than this time last year. >> thank you. a mother is fighting to get medical marijuana approved in the state. it is for her three-year-old twin boys who are battling epilepsy. bureau chief, brad bell, is live with the story. >> they are working on decriminalizing, actually legalizing marijuana for recreational use. this woman is not interested in that. all she wants is to keep her twins alive. shannon never imagined she would be lobbying for a cause. but then her twins were born with a severe warm of epilepsy. i cannot walk, talk, or eat without a feeding tube. shannon says they are running out of time. >> they said we have to choose between quality and quantity of life. >> shannon is not ready to make that choice. especially,ause, medical marijuana seems to be saving the lives of children like nicolas and byron. this woman starter, charlotte, has become the poster child for the trag

this is almost a battlefield with russia trying to play puppeteer from afar.also has big financial implications. apart from security concerns and the human tragedy, talk to me about what it means financially for ukraine. >> it is a bad advertisement for emerging markets at the wrong time. ukraine is not a big enough economy. big enough to cause a systemic problem for emerging markets. this is right about the time when many global investors in emerging markets, many of them battered investors, are thinking about whether they want to be in emerging markets or the u.s. some of these folks may find themselves going back to developed markets and leaving emerging markets precisely at the time that emerging markets need the cash. precisely at the time when the u.s. is beginning to go up so the price of money is rising and servings -- savings in emerging markets aren't that high. ukraine has a problem, venezuela has a problem. none of these economies are big enough to create systemic crises. this comes at the wrong time for emerging markets. the only one which can bec

cozy so nice i think i think what i heard from the tourists they love it they just love here from afar so keep for many years. myself is the reason best in the world. so it's a big i yes so we are associates coming to bolster. six year old good strong nice healthy teams that they were stopped from a story that's my passion as i saw. the chance to walk around the olympic he's absolutely beautiful. maybe even got started last night. really well. being insecure now is good for many things to begin with you can bomb into celebrities who are here during the games as well talking to some of them online but we've been speaking to many of them here in the olympic city. amazing i mean i'm so blessed and i'm so happy to perform needs and i it's super nice it's so impressive rushed so she put up here i am i'm just in front of the olympic park so i'm in the black sea the same day as you can drive up and out against the best slopes in the world. and no one really believes me and i hope that everyone be able to experience it somewhere and see all the big names talk to was great to see him as well as

yemenis consider this a giant step ahead and one of their important roots of this change, when abdul afar left power. former situation, the why republic and that has been seen as the least of many evils. this choice in which every part of the country is given its own right to administer its rights to its wealth or internal administration, or the state would face disintegration. fighting the government in the northern area and al qaeda and tribes taking up arms. so this is seen as the best choice for yemen at the moment. >> three al jazeera journalists detained in egypt will make their first court appearance next week. charged with having links to a terrorist organization. the international pressure on egypt to release the journalists is gaining mowms. >> mohamed fahmy, peter greste and baher mohamed are expected to have their first court appearance on monday. al jazeera rejects the charges and is and inning their un, and immediate release. >> we categorically deny they were involved in any kind of malicious spreading of lies about egypt or coordinating with an organization. >> mohamed fah

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we've been hearing from a number of people who admired him from afar and those lucky enough to interviewim or talk with him. as nischelle turner, entertainment reporter has been putting it, an actor's actor, revered on the big screen, on stage, and even smaller screen projects that were about to make their way to showtime and outlets. we have host of "reliable sources" brian stelter. we've heard from so many people but mostly acting community. many treated out, a great loss, rest in peace for this actor. they even talked about how influential and what a marquise made on the industry as being brilliant, intelligence. those are some of the words used to describe him. what else are you seeing? >> yes, i'll read a few of them. twitter and facebook are the main ways we hear reactions to the deaths of anyone these days, any prominent figure. here is one from omar epps, actor from er, recently from "house." rest in peace. grocery groban, no new york city, no, not psh. shorthand for him name. we needed so much more from him. p i was nothing new york city mayor bill deblass i don't taken to twitt

. >> there is this view from hillary doubter whose say she looks good from afar, but up close, what dowe're two years away from the start of the primary and caucus. lots of things could happen. there's also a chance, maybe it's a slim chance, but a chance she'll decide not to run. then you'll see others really jump in, not just biden. >> what would make her decide not to run when almost all the other signals she's sent is that she's running? age, tiredness? >> other than health, i think you just put your finger on it, neil. she knows better than any other person except maybe for the bushes how awful it is, really, to run for president. not to mention the pressures of office when you're in it. she will be 69 in 2016. by the time of the election. the same age ronald regan was when he was elected. >> biden will be 70, right? 71? >> biden will be older than that. no, biden will be 74 by inauguration day 2017. >> wow. okay, well, as i get closer to those ages, i have always said that, you know, 70 is the new 50. just work your way down. >> 70 is the new 69. >> exactly. >> but you're absolut

there's people have been saying that, you know, when all the athletes are wearing it from afar it willlike a patchwork american quilt. it has a different effect. it's not like hey, average joe. grab a beer, put on the baseball hat. melissa: these are olympics athletes. by definition they have the most phenomenal bodies of anyone. >> and there's a flagger. >> i think -- it's my prediction. melissa: thank you very much. i notice neither of you have the sweater on. melissa: okay. >>> up next who made money today? millions of businesses have been yelping out about the shady practice of his company. he's cashing in left and right. can you figure out who it is? keep on watching and find out. you can never have too much money. >>> whether it is on wall street or main street. here who is made money today. anyone who owns yelp. shares of the online guide and business review site continues to rise after the revenue came in stronger than expected. unique visitors climbed by nearly 40%. the stock cost nearly 19% today. good for them! ceo jeremy stoppingman has around 5 million shares of the compan

. >> andy scholes watched it from afar and brings us the details in the "bleacher report."lation of seattle is about 635,000. that means there are more people at this parade than live in the entire city. now, they didn't make yesterday a city holiday, but that didn't stop anyone from missing work or school. 25% of students skipped school while 565 teachers took a personal day. now, marshawn lynch was throwing his favorite candy, skittles, out to the crowd. and check this out. something catches his eye midway through the parade. it's a bottle of whiskey! lynch nearly falls off the float trying to get it, but mission accomplished. good thing lynch doesn't speak with the media. everyone looks like they had a grand old time yesterday afternoon. >>> all right, "thursday night football" is coming to broadcast television. the nfl announced that cbs will run eight games in prime time starting in september. the nfl network will handle the late-season games, including a saturday doubleheader in week 16. the $250 million deal is for the 2014 season only. >>> all right, here's somethin

. >> i think the trade is to watch this from afar. there's nothing negative about the story. you can build a half a million cars by the year 2020, which is what the expectation, god bless him. he wants to do it in california. the problem is, it's not what you buy and what you invest in. it's what price you pay. i don't understand how you could be long on the stock here and expect as big gains as you've had already. this is a 30-some-odd billion dollar enterprise value worth half about, of what gm is worth. not something aye want to get long here. >> and to a story you'll be interested in. forget paying $7 per trade. a new kid on the block in online brokerage business and they're not charging a penny. the robin hood app created in a stanford dorm room. founders are on a mission to get young people involved in the stock market with a social strategy and everyone's favorite word, free. vlad and another co-founders join us from san francisco. guy, great to you have on the show. vlad, if it's free, how do you as a business make money? >> great to be here, scott. so robin hood has

>> reporter: i spotted them from afar.ern california's daniel pressburger and his son are in sochi, not to watch the winter games but to collect pins. >> thank you. >> these are my 14th olympics. >> it's my fourth. >> i like this one. >> okay. >> and they have built up quite a collection during this time. they have pins from the 1992 games in barcelona, the 1996 atlanta games and even a 2000 british olympic bid pin, when the country was trying to bring the games for manchester. and many, many, many more. >> wearing 100, 200. at the apartment, 70, 80 pounds. back in california, 100, 120,000. >> reporter: he bought most of his pins in bulk to trade. his private collection, only about 9,000. all this talk of trading pins got me hooked. >> where are you from? >> russia. >> reporter: and i was soon in a negotiating session with complete strangers. >> oh, i want that one. >> yes. >> reporter: a los angeles couple here to watch the games also got hooked quickly. >> i'll give you two pins. >> no, don't do it. >> no, i'll give you

. >> i don't want to diagnose anyone from afar. let me just stipulate. >> yeah. okay. good for you.k, you just have to recognize that people, look, not everybody in the top 1% is a sociopath. i don't mean to say that. power and status and privileges are enormously important to people in general and they're doubly important to people who have worked relentlessly for them their whole lives. >> the point you're making there about the emotionality is so key because there is this story that you tell yourself, you know -- >> yes. >> -- in the process of success in which you've got this sort of positive feedback loop and a lot of these people, i'm sure sam zell has had many dark nights of the soul and been through troubled times when it felt like the whole thing is going to fall apart. there's this feeling, don't you understand how hard it is to get where i got? >> yes. chris, everybody has to be the hero of their own story. >> yep. >> that's just true of people. so if you accept, for instance, the efficient market hypothesis, the idea that markets are perfectly efficient, the rich deserve

situations to handle that when it's unexpected, how are you not going to be able to see something from afarcerned? he is a great player, and he has done loot of good things that i've heard that i've talked to a lot of people that are a part of the missouri family, and they said he is a great kid. said he is a great kid. i think the most important thing that people need to understand with michael sam is first of all, in an nfl locker room, the only thing guys care about is if you can play football or not. and that kid can play football. he was s.e.c. codefensive player of the year. i know a lot of people are looking forward to watching him play this season. >> donte, as you said, there is a lot of unexpected things that can happen with no notice in the season. and if someone can't handle something that they know, because this is being brought out now, even before he is drafted, then they certainly would be hard-pressed, let's put that it way, to handle the life of an nfl player when you have to deal with so many unforeseen crisis, distractions, et cetera. >> there is a lot of people that are

i saw him from a little bit afar during the opening ceremony. but i was not there as a diplomat.rful delegation. >> and putin did show up at the flower ceremonies for the ice skaters, for the american skaters. there we see him with meryl davis. i mean, this was quite the moment for him to show up and give that kind of embrace to the americans and, of course, to the russian team, of course, spectacular. >> yeah. >> so he was really -- that was a different face of vladimir putin, not the tough former kgb face. but at the same time, we had on friday this extraordinary leaking and posting thursday and friday, the posting of victoria nuland's comments, clear as a bell, the implication from everyone who we've spoken to, it was the russians eavesdropping her and probably picking up the ukraine end of that conversation, and embarrassing comments, yes, for the united states, embarrassing because angela merkel, very strongly put out the word that it is totally unacceptable for that kind of conversation to take place and that kind of disparaging of the european union. so the russians are pr

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now they have to drop anchor and shoot from afar. after that they gather 3000 volunteers. there's no way they could withstand 4500 regulars on the rocks of the crusty revolutionary the man who said follow me we are going to attack them. here comes ross on the road. he doesn't even have -- they haven't encountered any resistance yet. he is marching down on the road and the woods open up. ross had said i will -- in baltimore tonight or in hell. he careful what you wish for. as ross is working his way down the army starts pouring back trying to run away. our men are fighting so tenaciously. ross gets a report from one of his men in the front of the militia are everywhere. ross says i don't care. ross like roth writes to the front with the sword. his manner so unnerves they give up and march away. now what about the naval get it? all night long the british bombard all to more. but they have to do it from out of the city. before they do they capture someone named.two bees of scotsman deterrence and supports us. as a physician hesed lies and tells us the information. the british

>> i've never met him but i admire him from afar.ally who he describes himself as being. the iconic image, there's a photograph i remember of his kneeling in front of jackie chan polishing jackie chans boots saying please fly on my airline. can you imagine the humility of that? the salesmanship of that. it's so powerful. >> and a sense of humor. it shows the dignity of sales. here of course branson bigger than his brand. but you understand we're talking when you're flying with virgin you feel like you're flying with richard branson. it's all sort of lave endor and purple. it makes you feel part of the club. as to the substance of his business, his market cap is not as big as others. his value is not as high. but clearly he is awesome at establishing his reputation and owning it. he tweets and publishes more to linked in in the leadership category more than anybody like him. and it's all about what he stands for. and he makes you feel like you're connected to him. >> he must have 5 extra hours a day than we do. >> thanks so much. i wi

wish it was in person but i can totally feel your energy from afar. you joining us from dallas., and congratulations on your book. >> thank you so much. >> all the best to you. thank you. >>> all right. many flyers. they don't trust the tsa screening process. now find out why one former tsa officer's comments are fueling their suspicions. >>> this is the face of hope. faith was born hiv negative even though her mother was virus. the ultimate example of the aids foundation, creating an aids-free generation, we have the research. we have the medication. people have to be edukacated around the world to be associated with getting tested. >> reporter: this celebrity photographer saw the success of the program when he visited tanzania. in a tribe steeped in culture and tradition and reluctant to change. ♪ >> i spoke to the women that had been trained by the foundation in the ways of how to deliver a baby safely. if you could reach a group like this, you can treat children anywhere in the world. >> reporter: the foundation seems to be doing just that. >> take, for example, sub-saharan

you are a guy who stands afar from politics. >> cuomo wanted me to run for office years ago. give up all my ideas. there is a tight rope that you have to walk that i could not walk. i have to be free to say what it is in my mind. i follow the logic. i have political ideas. i do not use them in my work at all. stuart: if you are not part of the crowd, not slimming with the crowd, hasn't hurt your career, do you think? >> yes. a few times it has. stuart: can you be specific? >> i am not part of the liberal -- i am not part of the john wayne part either. i do not think i can fit into anybody's category. that makes me an uncomfortable fellow for some. i do not care. i am writing my memoirs. i am doing a lot of very good things. i have done all of the things i have wanted to do. i do not really worry about people who think i should be in their camp and i am not therefore they will not hire me. stuart: did you reverse course on obamacare? >> he is able to get real coverage for $20 a month. i do not think that the jury is in yet. i do not know. i do not know. stuart: okay. you are a

now they have to drop anchor and shoot from afar. after that they gather 3,000 volunteers, pitchforks and old muskets, farmers. now, there's no way they could withstand 4500 regulars under ross, so the crusty old revolutionary commanders say follow me, we're going to take it to them, we're going to attack them. here comes raz on the road to baltimore -- ross on the road to baltimore. he doesn't even have sentries posted. they haven't encountered resistance. all of a sudden the woods on either side open up. these volunteers take it to them. ross had said, quote-unquote, i will sup in baltimore tonight or in hell. i will sup in baltimore tonight or in hell, quote-unquote. be careful what you wish for. [laughter] as ross is working his way down the army, the army starts pouring back, trying to run away, and it's a traffic jam with the rest of the army because our men are fighting so tenaciously. ross gets a report from one of his men in the front that the militia are everywhere. ross says, quote-unquote, i don't care if it rains militia

closely, is there a sense that anyone else might get involved in this or is this people watching from afar still at this point? >> well, certainly the western countries, the united states, european union, they're trying to get involved in terms of stopping the violence. there have been a number of calles and also most recently from vice president joe biden who called victor yanakovic personally to get him to pull back, to get both sides to the negotiating table. but it's really hard to see now, after what's occurred, how that's going to happen. there was an 11th hour meeting between >>> you try something for 12 years. will mourdock get it and move onto the semifinal? this is a precise shot. clips it and he got it! david mourdock is going to the semis! >> that was david mourdock's final shot against norway yesterday. mourdock could have opted to draw for one and send the game into an extra end. instead he played the one back double for the win. he made it and put great britain into the semis against sweden. the swedes are the top seed after going 8-1. we will have sweden/great britain for y