boogie say up jump the boogie to the bang bang boogie ♪ ♪ let's rock you don't stop rock the rhythmll make your body rock ♪ ♪ well so far you've heard my voice but i brought two friends along ♪ ♪ and next on the mic is my man hank come on hank sing that song ♪ ♪ check it out i'm the c-a-s-a to the n-o-v-a and the rest is f-l-y ♪ ♪ you see i go by the code of the doctor of the mix and these reasons i'll tell you why ♪ ♪ you see i'm six foot one and i'm tons of fun when i dress to a t ♪ ♪ you see i got more clothes than mohammed ali and i dress so viciously ♪ ♪ everybody go hotel motel what you gonna do today say what cause i'm a get a fly girl gonna get some spank and drive off in a def oj ♪ ♪ everybody go hotel motel holiday in say if your girl starts acting up then you take her friend ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

. ♪ the hip hip-hop you don't stop to the bang bang up jump the boogie to the rhythm the boogie the beatu hear is not a test i'm rapping to the beat ♪ ♪ now, we move and my friends are going to try to move your feet ♪ ♪ you see i am wonder -- i like to say hello ♪ ♪ to the black, to the white, the red, and the brown, and yellow ♪ ♪ first bang bang the boogie to the boogie say up up the boogie to the bang bang ♪ ♪ let's rock you don't stop ♪ make your body rock ♪ so far you've heard my voice, and i brought two friends along ♪ ♪ next on the mike is my man hank. come on hank, sing that song ♪ >> you see the doctor of the mix and these reasons i'll tell you why ♪ ♪ you see it turns the fun and -- you see, i got more loathes than mohammed all where i, and i dress deliciously ♪ ♪ everybody go hotel motel what are you going to do today ♪ ♪ say what ♪ dry off and that's okay. everybody go hotel motel holiday inn ♪ ♪ hey if you start acting up, then you take her friend ♪ >> you think lester posed for that, or is that his "dateline" image sf. >> that's the lester dateline. how fantastic was that?

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hoffman made his name in the 90s for films like boogie nights. polls have closed in thailand's election but many were unable to vote. the prime minister who called the election to calm months of protest is likely to win. but official results aren't expected for months. here is the latest. >> in her north bangkok neighborhood, the prime minister arrived just as the polls opened. setting an example she hoped millions of thais would follow on sunday. as thais, it is up to us to exercise our right to vote. we must support the election process. >> but in other parts of the capital, there were problems. >> this is one of the positions here in bangkok. now even though the leader of the protesters vowed not to prevent voters from coming in, his followers have stationed themselves right outside this polling position. now the organizers here opened the polls on time at 8:00 a.m. but closed them at 9:00 a.m. because they are worried about voter safety. more than 400 poll centers were closed in bangkok. some blocked, somer in got paper bollots and some have

think of him in boogie nights.rk is amazing. >> it is amazing. >> the whole other audience of teenagers through the "hunger games." >> that's extraordinary. he does span so many generations and so many different styles and as you put it, genres, film, works on stage, pretty incredible, philip seymour hoffman. >> he won two tonys. it was interesting. sam shepard had come in. wait, didn't you win the tony for the play on "trust west" on broadway. he did. it's so, so sad. no one really -- it wasn't anything that was expected. >> certainly not. krista smith, thank you so much. nischelle turner. thank you so much ladies. we're going to take a short break for now. we'll get back to you. i want you to hear the words of drew pinsky after a short break. the lifelong struggle many people as talented at philip seymour hoffman would have and which ultimately may have claimed his life today. we'll be right back. eezes, coug] i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer

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we call it the full-tilt boogie. into the full-tilt boogie, you forget everything. your brain goes out the window and you start doing stupid stuff. >> among them, matthew threw most of the wood away but forgot one piece. later found near his office by police. he scratched the right side of natalie's car with the bushes, most likely due to his visual impairment. he left the bloody gloves in the car, gloves that could tie him to the crime. and he left his daughter's diaper bag in the back seat, proof that their baby was present during the murder. >> when you collect the forensic evidence, oftentimes you don't know what you have. we had the photograph of the baby bag in the car months before it dawned upon us he must have taken the child with him on this murder. so it is not just that it takes a long time to collect the forensic evidence, it also takes a lot of processing to figure out what the forensic evidence is telling you and piece it altogether. >> well, first of all, i think he thought he was going to get away wi

nights. >> boogie nights is both, there is the scene that people remember in boogie nights is one of the most heartbreaking of him, you know, weeping in the car after mark wahlberg has did not accept his advances but even a bad movie, along came polly a romantic comedy with ben stiller and jennifer aniston, a movie no one should see but go on to youtube and see the scenes where philip seymour hoffman is playing kind of the wacky best friend of ben stiller is hilarious, kind of trying to school him in how to be a player and how to get the ladies. >> years ago he was in the talented mr. ripley. >> oh, yes. >> as freddie, the princeton bum, who is a he donist and drinker, a fornicator, i mean, you can imagine him playing that kind of role but he is actually very funny in it and he is on to matt damon, this imposter from the beginning, as i remember and he had kind of a premature gut but it didn't matter, in fact it never mattered an appearance of what they all look like now, whenever i would see him and he was here many times i had the opportunity to talk to people as well as enjoy thei

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scent of a woman, boogie nights and you see right here the accolades he was nominated after his oscar win for three other nominations and also known to direct a number of films and plays and currently involved in a show time pilot that was to be making air he was also involved in directing his second movie and had recently gotten amy adams and others to sign onto a new movie. he was someone that everyone felt was going to raise their game. last year he was struggling with addiction and said he was falling off the wagon. we are going to have much more on the untimely death of this actor right after this. my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke. and unlike warfarin, with no regular blood tests or dietary restrictions. h

>> yeah. >> they had to take out the floaties and boogie board. >> jimmy: that is kind of ridiculous. suit model is what you are. [ laughter ] >> i don't want to go into the water with a bunch of 4-year-olds. >> jimmy: i don't blame you. now, lily, your mom is a model, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: and your mom was in "playboy" magazine. >> she was, yes. she was a playmate. 1976. >> jimmy: oh, yes. i probably dated her briefly. [ laughter ] in my bedroom. [ laughter ] >> yes. i think maybe. >> you and your hand. >> jimmy: yeah, the two of us. so what does she think about this? >> she is literally so proud. when i told her. she didn't know that i'd found out like two hours before. and she literally look at me and was like, "why didn't you tell me?" i was like mom, i literally just found out. calm down. she's told the whole world. >> jimmy: growing up, did you know she was in "playboy"? >> i didn't, actually. i found out when i was about 11. i was in my dad's art studio. he's an artist. and i found a "playboy." and i freaked out. i thought my dad was like having this affair with "playboy." a

this is a tiny fraction "scent of a woman" "boogie nights," supporting role for an oscar.ig lebowski, "moneyball." >> i forego about "moneyball." >> he's the kind of actor, even if his role was small, he had such command of the screen, the camera, his role, his part was memorable, even if supporting, even if a blip on the screen comparatively to others who may be in that project. >> i agree. i think some people don't realize how many roles he's had because he has been able to seem so different and play so many types of characters. he had a unique look to him. there was something a little uneasy, a little disheveled. frankly, that's pretty refreshing sometimes to see from actors. it's something that's special that pops on screen. >> i saw this one tweet coming from jim carrey, which really seems to tug at the heart strings knowing what police are saying about the heroin possibly located in the house and that a needle was in his arm. we know publicly he's talked about his struggles with addictions. most notably last year seeing rehabilitation help because of a week's use of

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. >> boogie nights, empire falls, mission impossible, three money ball, charlie wilson's war, the hunger games, he starred in all of them. and that's just to name a few. there are more. tonight police are telling cnn that they found the 46-year-old actor dead with what is believed to be heroin in his apartment and a needle in his arm. and this is hoffman's body being removed from his apartment in greenwich village just this evening. paramedics responded to a 911 call made by a friend of the actor who found him in the bathroom. they declared him dead at the scene. >> folks thought they had me pegged because of the way i talk. they're always wrong. >> this was a film for which philip seymour hoffman won the oscar, "capote." a dense complex character like most of the roles he personified in more than 60 movies and tv shows. but that was hoffman, the actor, the artist. hoffman the man was battling his own demons, drug abuse. he told an interviewer last year he was getting help, and believed he was getting a handle on the situation. police today found two bags of apparent heroin and eight emp

time in the midsummer heat ♪ ♪ was a funny little monkey with some syncopated feet ♪ ♪ he'd do the boogieinvitation to allie's dance party, he went into dance overdrive. (laughing) he danced while he dried. (laughs) whoo! go, george, go! wow that dance is really looking good. ♪ this is what to do, and three, four... ♪ narrator: he danced while he brushed. sometimes he even danced while he slept. (knocking) huh? (gasps) oh! narrator: it was bill. ah! george wondered if he was going to allie's party, too. ah! (chattering questioningly) no way. huh? i'm thinking of maybe moving. look after my stuff, will ya? (chatters questioningly) why? the dance party, that's why.

hoffman made his name in films like boogie nights before winning the oscar for best actor. the super bowl is this weekend and the olympics next. security remain as major concern as well as the high cost of the games. this compared to the winter olympics just four years ago. which were financially very mod es, but also very successful. al jazeera reports from vancouver. the flame no longer leap from the olympic calderon, but the city has tangible reminders of the winter games four years ago, in the form of several sports stadium, a new rail line to the city's airport, housing, and community centers. vancouver's olympics cost about $6.2 billion. a fraction of what russian is spending on sochi. vancouver olympics chief john furlong says his team scrutinized every penny that was -- looking at absolutely everything. went into every single account to find a way to get project over the finish line, we simply had to finish games. >> when the president pitched sochi to the international olympic committee, he promised to spend $12 billion. since then the cost has ballooned. >> accord

. ♪ bang, bang, boogie, let's rock ♪ ♪ you don't stop ♪ your body rock ♪ go so far ♪ you've heard myfy brought two friends along ♪ ♪ next on the mike my friend hank, sing that song ♪ ♪ ♪ the reasons i'll tell you why ♪ >> amazing. >> to lester holt. >> amazing. >> jimmy fallon on twitter yesterday afternoon, he said it's the best one ever, and i think at first it was kind of like okay, and then all of a sudden lester comes in. >> that was it. >> lester, brian. >> he is pretty good. >> bri wi was good, though. >> i love it when he slow jams the news, too. i think he is amazing. >> i want to talk about this. i don't know if you have seen this video. it's hell ailarious. lockheed martin, who knew, this is what they do on their off time. they're playing -- it's a competition that lockheed martin, these national engineers week is what it's called. six teams actually were given ten minutes to tape a teammate to the wall. the person that stayed there the longest won. the team juan made us do it, they won the competition. the person stayed on the wall for 15 minutes, which goes to show that

>> reporter: in "boogie nights" he was the stage hand nursing a secret crush on a male porn star. >>leep ] idiot. >> reporter: in "charlie wilson's war" the aging overweight cia agent railing against his button-down ivy league bosses. >> my loyalty? >> for 24 years people have been trying to kill me. people that know how. now, do you think that's because my dad was a great soda pop maker or because i'm an american spy? go [ bleep ] yourself, you [ bleep ] child. >> reporter: that performance earned hoffman one of his four oscar nominations. >> how was i? >> reporter: his talent widely celebrated. he was an actor's actor, like meryl streep, who starred opposite him in "doubt." >> you've got it in your head that i corrupted this child after giving him wine, and nothing i say will change that. >> reporter: both of them got oscar nominations for "doubt." >> whoo! >> reporter: hoffman also nominated for his role as a cult leader in "the master." >> i am a writer, a doctor, a nuclear physicist, a theoretical philosopher. but above all, i am a man. >> reporter: but he won for "capote." >> t

they weren't commented on the cause of death, often made his name in the 1990s in films like boogie nights before winning the oscar for best actor in his portrayal of writer trueman capoetty. super bowl 48 matcheses the denver broncos at met life stadium. temperatures for the cold weather game could reach close to 50 degrees by game time. overseas voting has begun for a new president. the country's vice president is among the candidates but it isn't expected to win outright. sending the elections into second round in march. secretary of state john kerry says the u.s. supports protestors in their fight for democracy. ukrainian court dropped all charges against an activist who was beaten and hospitalized over the past few days. a volcano released three big explosions and streams of ash on saturday. a volcano located southeast of the capital, spews lava. those are the headlines on this sunday, dark matters of love is next, and for updates just go to aljazeera.com. look at that look! [laughs] >> [inaudible]. >> i don't believe it. >> what do you mean by saying that a baby loves its mother? >>

portrayal of writer truman capote the b also featured in films including the big lebowski almost famous boogie nights and most recently in the hunger games series of films. the actor who previously struggled with drug addiction and over sixty film credits his name. i the news on him on. move lula er. eu. each expression and tone stuart said to make a much anticipated return to tv three months after he was forced off the at the same he said is set to return to friday night tv this week up to any deal was signed with attention channel nbc the renowned sharon who was called off the ever night then but by satellite channels cpc following an episode which mocks general chief of health at lcc. he said show is set to return as the man that rewrites government continues to crack down on the muslim brotherhood and its post is mostly in fourteen of the defendants are currently on trial. the comedian is accused of representatives and auntie led by telstra's business kristin mohamad will see. ironically he said was subject to an investigation of the most is the closest accused him of helping the president

hoffman who was best known as a character actor in movies like the talented mr ripley magnolia in boogie nights to the best actor award in two thousand and six policy. he had struggled with drug addiction in the arts. using a digital the back of the soviet go. they are. i do good. rules. i was. it began with signs of progress in ukraine's political crisis after talks with opposition leaders president viktor yanukovich made some key concessions. he promised to rivers tough new laws against protests and offered an amnesty for detained opposition activists. but as his justice minister later pointed out. there were strings attached. i'm used to it and the amnesty will only take effect once all unoccupied buildings and roads are free. if that is not done means any violations of laws that were committed and will not be given amnesty over the next few days those conditions were hotly debated in the ukrainian parliament the bill was eventually passed despite the opposition's boycott of the flow. on the streets of kiev. protesters say they won't give up until yemen cold which has forced from offi

ripley," "scent of a woman," "boogie nights" and "almost famous." >> because we are uncool. women will always be a problem for guys like us. >> he was born in a suburb of rochester, new york to a father who worked for xerox and a mother that was a family court judge. he discovered new york city and put down roots there. he was a greenwich village fixture and with his long-time partner, mimi o'donnell, a theater costume designer, hoffman had three young children's, ages 10, 7, and 5. for all his power on film, he could be devastating on stage. after directing him just two years ago as willy loman in "death of a salesman" on broadway, mike nickels said, simply, no words for this. he was too great and we are too shattered. and wednesday night on broadway here in new york, the lights will dim at curtain time as they do only when a big star is gone. and for nothing but terrible reasons. the death of this star philip seymour hoffman at 46 is bringing attention to a heroin problem that is exploding among people in all walks of life across our country. our national correspondent, ka

. >> reporter: hoffman continued to make a name for himself in the highly regarded "boogie nights," a period piece. the intense hoffman garnered three tony nominations as well as three others for best supporting actor. for ""charlie wilson's war"" as a nonconforming cia agent. >> since there's no other reason i should be here, let's assume i'm pretty good at. this. >> what did you hear? what did you see that convinced you so thoroughly? >> reporter: in real life hoffman was a man who struggled with addiction. he told "60 minutes" he nearly died of substance abuse after he graduated from nyu. >> everything i could get my hands on, yeah. i liked it all. >> reporter: just last year hoffman revealed that he checked into a rehab facility last may for prescription drug and heroin use. a private unassuming man, hoffman will be remembered for his roles in more than 50 movies including the talented mr. rim and "the hunger games," roles that cemented hoffman as one of the best actors of his generation. >> it doesn't get any better than when you go to work, get a job as an actor, and with that h

the death of one of the greatest actors of all time philip seymour hoffman known for such films as boogie nights capote the master and most recently the hunger games hoffman had a reputation as an actor's actor the type of guy both casual moviegoers and artists respect he was a true actor not just a performer and was capable of playing a wide range of characters he was found dead in his new york city apartment around eleven o'clock sunday morning just blocks away from where his kids were playing at a playground police found a syringe in bags of heroin at the scene so all signs point to a heroin overdose as the cause of death. details are still emerging but it appears that the heroin found in hoffman's apartment belongs to a nasty strain of laced era one known by such names as ace of spades and theraflu often was only forty six years old a master of his craft and the father of three young children it is truly a tragedy that someone was so much talent and so much to live for died so young. but perhaps the most tragic thing of all is that hoffman's death could very easily have been prevented

. >> reporter: the love-struck boom operator in "boogie nights." >> i'm an idiot. >> reporter: the smug rich kid in "the talented mr. ripley." the conflicted priest in "doubt." >> you've had a fundamental mistrust of me before this incident. >> reporter: he was the chameleon, the rare actor who could disappear in any role. >> that's true. >> so, you admit it. >> reporter: yet, demons of his own would take his life. today, police revealed chilling, new details about his death scene. finding nearly 70 baggies of heroin in his apartment. five of them used. hoffman was found alone in his bathroom with a hypodermic needle sticking out of his arm. now, investigators, keying in on the heroin itself. some stamped with the logo ace of spades. to examine its purity. hoffman was supposed to pick up his children on sunday. but he never showed up. that prompted calls to friends, who came to his apartment building here, and discovered his body. hoffman struggled with drugs and alcohol as a young actor. saying he remained sober for decades, before relapsing. it was just weeks ago he was at the sundanc

"boogie nights" to "magnolia." charlie will's war and the doubt and the master.reakout role in his masterful performance as a writer, truman capote that earned him academy award for best actor. he was comfortable on the stage as well as on the screen and in his roles. his life was marked by bouts of alcohol and drug dependence and his struggle to get sober at a young age. >> i got sober -- i was 22. yeah. >> so this was drugs or alcohol or both? >> it was all that stuff, yeah! i didn't get my head off. yeah, yeah. i liked it all, yeah. >> why did you decide to stop? >> you get panicked. you get panicked. it was -- i was 22 and i got panicked for my life, it really was. it was just that. >> very sad. >> he claimed to be clean for years. but reportedly went through a stint in rehab last year. hoffman was found unconscious in his apartment with small bags of what is believed to be heroin nearby and a needle in his arm. a family statement says we are devastated by the loss of our beloved phil and appreciate the outpouring of love and support we have received from eve

in "boogie nights." >> here, here, here. keep coming. all right, open them. this is it. >> cool! >> yeah! you want to get inside? >> reporter: in "the savages," two grown children, caring for an ailing parent. >> we still need somebody to take care of him. we can't afford that. you heard the nurse. dad falls? he's disoriented. >> he hasn't fallen once since we've been here. >> don't make me to be out the evil brother who is putting away our father against your will. we're doing this together, right? >> reporter: he was a star on stage, too. his arresting performance in the revival of "death of a salesman" on broadway. often seen in his new york city neighborhood. when he wasn't acting, he was with his children. he told abc news he became a different man after having them. >> when you have children, the idea of heartbreak changes. the whole definition of what heartbreak means takes on a whole different meaning. >> reporter: and about himself, that boy who saw his first play at 12, he told "the times" the experience was "like a miracle for me." adding, "for me, acting is torturous

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paper lance armstrong as head of the dea or the boogie man in charge of underbred security it's a terrible idea we do this all the time but horrible people in important positions that this is what we do here take our job brownie yeah yeah that makes a whole lot of sense but sam how much of an ambassador really know about the country they're going into. located on a map a form of government. ideally i'd say only these sort of things the language they speak they're what the ruling party the ideals of the ruling party and it seems like these nominees don't have that basic knowledge and the state department don't doesn't have any guidelines on what the embassador should know apparently they're going to. least some at the end of this month but up until now they haven't had the need we be when you're chosen as an ambassador you go to ambassador school for a bit it's kind of surprise that everything's ok as long as they go to an bassett or a school and learn things just like window dressing and we know the real things that need to be done with these countries being done with like economic hitman

film that comes to mind is boogie knights. he played in that move we julianne moore about porn and the drug industry. she said i feel so fortunate to have known and worked with the extraordinary phillip seemor hoffman and i'm deeply saddened by his passing. >> all the quotes from the a-list actors, people in mourning over such a textured and rich career. in manhattan, phillip seymore hoffman, the father of three and tony winning actor before he hit it big. last year he relapsed after 23 years of sobriety. then put himself in rehab. he talked to cbs in 2011 about his past abuse and how he liked it all as jason referred to. day he knew he had to stop. take a listen. >> i panicked. i was 22 and i got paniced from my life. i would think god, i have so much empathy for these actors who are 19 and they are beautiful and famous and rich. >> you heard jason carroll reporting family members and friends saying he appeared high as recently as saturday. i want to go straight to you. a recovering addict and social worker, you wrote this wo

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 his girlfriend of 15 years and their three young children. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> we will have the la

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. >> are you going to be working or -- >> his performance in boogy nights heralded him as an indy film> this is our concern, dude. >> he landed a supporting role in "the big lebowski." he acted in star studded ensembles. by 2000, hoffman was well on his way to earning a reputation as one of the finest character actors of his generation. >> these people are not your friends. >> as the bombastic rock critic in 2002's "25th hour." in 2005, hoffman got his biggest role yet as author truman capote. >> when can we arrange an interview? >> his acceptance speech, he thanked his mom for taking him to his first play. a famously private man, he was known as a doting father to the three children he had with his long time girlfriend. just last year there were warning signs in his fight to stay sober, he revealed to several news outlets he had checked into a rehab facility for prescription drug and heroin use. as we mourn and reflect on his impressive body of work, more than 50 movies and tonys on broadway, it seems like he was just getting started. we did not lose just a very good actor, we may hav

she went down and got down -- they got their boogie on, because they're getting kids moving, gettings eating. it was fun to watch her. >> a little political news to tell you about. hillary clinton, the gallup organization saying her favorability at 59%. lower than when secretary of state, but not dropping precipitously. other news in the hillary clinton world, senator john mccain saying in an interview he thought that if the election were held today, hillary clinton would be president. but this just in. you know what's not being held today? >> the election. >> exactly. >> but you know that people who make these decisions about whether she is running or not, likely her, paying attention to these polls. >> no doubt. >> no doubt. >>> at this hour, this question. how do you feel about pink facial hair? how do you feel about bikers? so how about pink facial hair on bikers? it sounds awesome already, right? but it's even more awesome than you think. take a look at this. this is steve betters, who lost a bet on the nfl playoffs. and that's why he started dying the beard. but he decided to t

the tragic death of actor philip seymour hoffman known for starring rolls in "capote," "doubt" and "boogieound dead in his apartment suspected of a dug overdose. the detectives found 50 envelopes believed to be heroin, more than 20 used syringes and several bottles of prescription drugs. investigators are piecing together the final moments of his life. on saturday at 2:00 in the afternoon, hoffman's ex-partner told investigators she last saw him near his apartment and he seemed high. at 8:00 p.m. mimi said she spoke to him on the phone and he sounded high. at 11:00 in the morning, a friend went to his apartment after getting a call from o'donnell at 11:30 a.m. he was declared dead and found with a needle in his arm. we have been talking about the growing heroin crisis on this show. you don't have to look far from the headlines, every day people are dying across the country from heroin. in just a few minutes, we're going to talk about this with erik roberts, a friend and colleague of hoffman's. but first, ted rolens has this report. >> reporter: gabby started doing heroin when she was 15. >

they are a -- they're kind of the boogie man of the criminal court system. >> jeff, go ahead. >> i never want to doubt dark's cynicism. it's vindicated as it was in this case but it's i do think most of the time the criminal justice system involves prosecuting people who are legitimately accused of crime. i don't think this is a large scale demonization project. >> if you saw some of the arguments that routinely get used in a courtroom by prosecutors when it's directed at a young black -- >> but michael dunn is not in courtrooms every day. he is in his racist world looking at a kid and calling him a thug. >> let mark finish. >> michael dunn is in a world that -- i live in that world more often than not amongst -- behind closed doors, guys like michael dunn exist and they exist all throughout america and this idea that the criminal justice system is separate from that or we are beyond race is a joke. >> we're not beyond race. >> there is a world where people -- hang on, mark. >> there is a world of people like michael dunn who exist. and people refuse to talk about it. >> that we will nev

i will never get over his portrayal of the gay dude in "boogie nights" where he was able to express some of the pain that he experienced. you can feel it fueling his work. and that was what was so spectacular about him. >> if you didn't see him in "death of a salesman" as willie lo lowman, you have never seen "death of a salesman". >> i hate to think that his death is about a drug and not about his astonishing career. he didn't just get the emotional darkness of pain. he is so intelligent. you can see the intelligence in every choice he is making. and he would throw himself into. that i felt when he talked about this in the "new york times" magazine that in itself was an oblivion thing. >> you are making me emotional. i love my patients. they're a richly human group of people. exactly what you are describing. people disdain them and their illness it breaks my heart. >> it's not knowing them and thinking it is under control. it's a brain disease and motivational disturbance and they would rather not have it. when the opiates take priority -- >> you think of all the roles he had yet to pla

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 his girlfriend of 15 years and their three young children. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> we will have the la

been known as an incredible actor with wonderful range in so many other supporting roles, twister, boogieowski, the list went on. a really public struggle, many knew about his struggle over the years, in and out of rehab as susan indicated but at the same time remarkably able to work a lot. he was very much sought-after. >> there's two films in post production right now that he starred in, of course, whenever there's the death of an actor tragic like this, there are questions about what's going to happen to those films. that's for the future. right now so many people are in shock hearing this news for the first time. i'm reminded about the fact he's been pretty public about his struggle with drugs. he spoke to tmz last year after he got out of rehab. he said he went to a facility for about 10 days. this was may of last year. he said he realized quickly he needed help after using heroin for about a week. quote, a great group of friends and family helped him seek the treatment he needed to get better. then he flew off to europe, flew off to film one of those movies i just mentioned. at that

. >> very boogie nights. people wonder why we're nervous about the situation on the global front.t now, but before you leave this weekend, make sure to check your restaurant bills closely, because a florida restaurant has started to charge a surcharge for obamacare. >> you're kidding? >> no, this is outrageous. the gator group in florida is putting a surcharge in advance of what it estimates to be $500,000 a year in an increase in costs from obamacare. a los angeles restaurant has done the same. make sure to check your bills for that obamacare surcharge, because that is insane. >> we found that. >> yeah. >> want to hear something quirky? my "one more thing," talking about obama balancing entitlement spending on the backs of the military, and the surcharge. the restaurant surcharging for obamacare on your bill. out of control. it's crazy. >> did you take a bite? it's good luck. >> trending five weeks in a row. let's do it one more time tomorrow morning, 11:30. >> it's a cupcake. >> i know. >> thank you so much. >> happy birthday. >> are you going to eat it? >> you keep looking bett

is known for the roles in "the master," boogie nights and other movies.tical bayback investigation has resigned. she's been considering this decision since shortly after the election. noi, it's back to "caught on camera. >> as we got into the '90s, the number of our friends within actup dying was just escalating and we were really getting tired of metaphors. and a lot of people were using rhetoric, when i die, throw my body over the white house fence. >> in 1992, with the presidential election looming, actup's activists seized the opportunity to put aids research on the national agenda. >> actup began a year-long campaign called campaign '92: aids, vote if your life depended on it. >> on october 11th, three weeks before the election, thousands of actup members come to washington to perform a solemn protest. >> no more -- >> they coincided with the aids memorial quilt being unfurled on the washington mall in front of all the museums. >> as thousands view the quilt, a giant memorial to those who have died, actup believes that a stronger message needs to be

a statement from julianne moore who says -- she costarred with hoffman in boogie nights, said i feel am deadly saddened by his passing. his family says we're devastated by the loss of our believed beloved phil. he actually went to the two-bedroom apartment after he and his partner of 15 years had separated in october. they live in the family's $4 million home a few blocks away. he rented this $10,000 a month apartment. >> i was wondering about the video surveillance. they think they have him on tape buying the heroin. >> fox 2.com learned he is seen on a surveillance video by an atm machine withdrawing a lot amount of cash. also on the video two men in the midst of a drug buy. we waiting to hear about the video but painting a grim picture before his death. >> no doubt. julie in west village on the west side. thank you very much. >>> the possible drug transsection, and a friend found him dead. let's bring in anna young, criminal defense attorney. nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> i'm most interested in what can potentially happen to a drug dealer who sells drugs to a man who the