. >> four nights a week, sting or no sting operation, oakland pd's debbie hoffman works the street asart of opd's see care unit. she is the human equivalent of a life line trying to reach the unreachable. >> human trafficking is happening right here in our own backyard. it's happening from county to county and from state to state. this is my cell phone number. okay. i want you to call me when you get out. okay? even if you don't want to get into a program. just let me know you're okay. okay? >> hoffman tries to make an emotional connection with the young girls in an attempt to wrest them from the iron grip of their pimps. >> they'll probably make around maybe a thousand dollars a night off of one girl. and if he has six girls that's $6,000 in one night. >> hoffman says many of the 13 and 14-year-olds she sees are american girls trafficked from normal homes. >> the youngest girl i ever saw out on the street was 10 years old. and i'll never forget her. i mean, she was wearing a white jacket, which was filthy dirty. she was i'd say -- i know she was well under five feet tall. she wasn't

. >>> jonah hill is reportedly daty ali hoffman, dustin hoffman's daughter.abloid says lady gaga left behind lots of blood in her bathtub. sources assure it was just stage blood left over from her show. >>> and finally, chris brown has a solution for the anger that led him to throw a chair last year after walking out of an interview in which he was probed about his ex, rihanna. in 2012 chris brown will do no interviews. i guess that is one way to do it. don't know how good from your career. >> we won't be hearing from him. drew barrymore, four carats, that's a large ring. >> that is a large ring. she looks happy, congratulations. >> art consultant buying four carat ring. i didn't know they did that with. >> bravo. >>> from greenwich, connecticut, one teen talked about his thrilling christmas vacation. 15-year-old jordan scaled historic heights when he reached the top of antarctica's tallest mountain on christmas eve. that climb made him the youngest person to reach the tallest point on every continent, the so-called seven summits. jordan shared his experience

. >>> jonah hill is reportedly dating ally hoffman, dustin hoffman's daughter.abloid says lady gaga left behind lots of blood in her bathtub. sources assure it was just stage blood left over from her show. >>> and finally, chris brown has a solution for the anger that led him to throw a chair last year after walking out of an interview in which he was probed about his ex, rihanna. in 2012 chris brown will do no interviews. >> we will never hear from him in the next year. >> on blogs, they are saying they might get back together. >> are you starting that rumor, not me. >> if that's the case, he will definitely be asked about it again. >>> from greenwich, connecticut, one teen talked about his thrilling christmas vacation. 15-year-old jordan scaled historic heights when he reached the top of antarctica's tallest mountain on christmas eve. that climb made him the youngest person to reach the tallest point on every continent, the so-called seven summits. jordan shared his experience with connecticut students telling him while he's not done climbing, he may stop to f

. >>> jonah hill is reportedly dating ally hoffman, dustin hoffman's daughter.tabloid reports that lady gaga freaked out hotel staff by leaving behind lots of blood in her bathtub. sources assure it was just stage blood left over from her show. >>> and finally, chris brown has a solution for the anger that led him to throw a chair last year after walking out of an interview in which he was probed about his ex, rihanna. in 2012 chris brown will do no interviews. >> why does lady gaga have stage blood? >> because she's lady gaga. >> so, it's like the fake capsules you bite on and they pour out of your mouth? >> i wonder how long it takes her to get through makeup every day, and then get out of the makeup afterwards. >> yes. >> hair, costume. >> i'm sure there's a group of people that assist. >> yeah. a team. >>> all right. happy friday. we have good news, it is friday. have a terrific weekend. i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned because "way too early" with willie geist begins right now. >>> mitt romney so confident about new hampshi

hoffman worked on her. they put cameras in her throat,, everything you could do or you would do for a sick human being was done to this horse with love and tenderness and care and no regard to their own -- even getting a sandwich breaking working on the horse, and no assistance. and no sick human being ever got so much attention. afterward when we were thinking one of the doctors, dr. hoffman, just graduating and who is small and not likely to be working with be workinghorse, we were thinking -- working with a giant horse and we were thinking her for the tremendous effort. and she did say very sadly -- if only our own doctors would spend more than 10 minutes with us. they had spent six hours with the horse. something wrong, didn't you think? i have a fabulous program. i am going to be talking with one of the truly gifted people i know, the writer, thinker, historian, craig shirley. we will be right back, and i assure you, if he is ready tingley interesting. >> many have spoken out on the need to transition

. >> reporter: merl hoffman is the owner of choice clinics. it's one of the largest abortion clinics in the country. now hoffman is joining in on a fight she says is simply not fair. the new law now in effect would force clinics to become an ambulatory service center. it's the equivalent of turning the doctor's office into a hospital. >> i think it's an example of an elephant swatting a fly. >> reporter: she has joined forces with the clinic and its owner. >> i absolutely think it's ridiculously unnecessary. i think it's putting women's health at danger. >> reporter: according to the new law, abortion clinics will have to undergo major administrative and physical changes. among other things, hallways will need to be widened, rooms made bigger and oxygen circulated throughout to name a few. those in favor of the new law say it's in efforts to regulate what they're calling the most unregulated medical procedure in the country. >> the commonwealth of virginia is saying if a facility that performs abortions needs to meet the same standards in heal

the woman driving the vehicle is 28-year-old alexandria hoffman. earlier in the day she was being served incompetency papers by the burkes county sheriff's department. these papers were filed by her sister, basically they were trying to declare her incompetent to take care of her own affairs. >> oh, my goodness. >> she seems pretty competent to me, at least at evading police. >> >> watch what happens as she tries to get on the highway. >> she turns on her blinker. >> she signals. >> she's competent. >> didn't want to get a ticket after all this. >> this officer continues to pursue her, you see her tire come off the front of her car, but she still keeps going. she finally pulls over to this grassy hill. >> what? >> gets out, begins to run away. there's a barbed wire fence up there that snags her. >> i feel bad for this woman if she was mentally incompetent and was afraid and wanted to get away from those papers and that what could mean for the rest of her life, that's sad. >> she ran from the cops when she was pulled over. she got herself in more tr

like his friendship with dustin hoffman's kids which helped him land his first role in "i heart huckab." >> he was so skinny when he moved in here. >> reporter: and the time he randomly met seth rogen at the movies. never imagining their friendship would lead to "super bad." >> i think maybe -- what the [ bleep ]? >> help me. >> reporter: "knocked up." >> you're embarrassing me and company. >> you embarrass yourself! >> reporter: "forgetting sarah marshall." "get him to the greek." >> sorry, excuse me. >> reporter: and his career had the makings of a would-be belushi. just as he became the darling of comedy, jonah hill started saying no to comedies. >> the times when you said no and it turned out to be an awful film are more gratifying than when you say no and it turned out to be an amazing film. does that make sense? >> reporter: of course. >> so -- >> reporter: whew, dodged that one. >> exactly. >> reporter: "cyrus" gave him his first crack at drama. help was so convinced it would lead to meatier roles, he staged an elaborate screening just so he could invite the director of "moneyba

. >> someone tweeted philip seymour hoffman. >> this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned.too early" with willy geist starts right now. >>> it is caucus day in iowa. mit romney after months of playing coy about the state is going all in. the question is will anything other than a win be a blow to his campaign? rick santorum made a push to the top tier in the last week or so. the question is, will he rise to his not romney status to an upset win? and ron paul believes his you are supporters are undersurveyed and he'll surprise the pundits tonight. quet is, what would a paul win in iowa mean to the race for the nomination? it is "way too early" for this.

el graduado con duftin hoffman. >>> y dice que todos podemos hacer un doblaje. >>> vimos y oÍmos cÓmo a doblar en portuguÉs. y para terminar con los planes de fin de semana, es importante saber el pronÓstico del tiempo. ya estÁ eduardo para contarnos. buenas tardes. >>> el fin de semana hablaremos de esto. y vamoson la tormenta que afectÓ la region de los grandes lagos, la nieve va a desaparecer esta noche, el dÍa fue realmente malo, porque las temperaturas han estado frÍas, rÁfagas que estuvieran a 20 millas por hora. para algunos sectores como chicago la situaciÓn mejora, esta tarde, miren estos valores, la sensaciÓn tÉrmica desde 0 a 11 grados. es la combinaciÓn de la temperatura y velocidad del viento, es lo que se siente, y tenemos avisos de viento para gran parte del corredor de la i 95. ahÍ no habrÁ nieve. todo esto, tambiÉn hubo un frente Ártico. y mucho frÍo, no solamente el sÁbado y domingo, el fin de semana mÁs frÍo, en lo que va de temporada, y la nieve replegada en los grandes lagos, algunos sectores mÁs de un pie, en philadelphia nada, tiempo bueno, mÁxima de 37. la gran

in two thousand and eleven the association of european businesses says they reached over to know hoffman investors was much higher than full cost however it still hasn't managed to get back to pre-crisis levels may be expects the market to grow at a slower pace a shift amid worldwide economic. russia's second largest still make a service dollars pumping to build a new knowledge of the republic of china dot and tobago in order to improve the efficiency of its american assets the budget is was six hundred million dollars with the company attracting local state and private commercial partners the float will supply cheaper woman to the service stalls and supplies in north america. finally the russian cinema industry has got a present for the new year locally produced movies outperformed foreign ones at the box office over the nationwide winter break the magazine because bulletin it says russian films generated forty seven million dollars fifty four percent of the total box office was a surprise given that the total share of local movies for the whole of two thousand and eleven was around thi

. >>> meteorologist mike hoffman joins us now. i have good news for you young guys. no problem. >> it could have been the weather. >> we have looked at worldwide temperatures in the last couple days. the only two places that have had eight mild winter. everyone else, we are half of degree below normal now. so strange indeed, no question about that. here's the jet stream and we have one more blast of cold air comes through the great lakes. the ohio valley and northeast and that's delivering. this is another quick blast of cold air because all of the state is bottled up in candidate besides an occasional blast into the united states. but you can see as we put this into motion planes flattened out about that. we do see the heads of the trough developing as we head towards next weekend again into the great lakes and northeast. at some period of time i do believe this drop will stay for a while because we are seeing the situation in the north atlantic, the north atlantic oscillation, those are two things that we look at which are going towards the cold face. it just hasn'

if you can get yourself on the freeway after carlson, use 580 and avoid 80 and pass the hoffman split. now when you get on to the bay bridge, you will notice traffic is a lot lighter than it would be because people who come to the bay bridge right now they are not getting there so if you are getting to the bay bridge, you have a little way to get ahead of the crowd here. also the morning commute in san jose so far looks good getting up into the valley. even some light rain to the north, we had a couple of reports of light rain. this up here, you can see where the rain line is mainly mendocino, the line takes it out of california and it might hug the oregon border. some rain to the north and some of it is light, mostly sunny and warmer not much of a breeze and we have a northerly breeze. some low clouds but mostly mainly coast and bay and it will burn off quickly, it is more of a low cloud deck. even 50s for oakland and santa rosa that is what is showing up on live storm tracker 2 so maybe down to fort brag, i would show it to you but that is all that is showing up and it is too level

. >>> mike hoffman here to look at the weather for the first time in 2012, what happened, did you forgetto order weather? >> its been amazing. almost nothing going on. i do think this may be the calm before the storm. i'm kind of thinking there will be a friday flop to this and we go cold for a while. foul everybody is saying that. there is kind of differing opinions. we will check the 30 day outlook in our next half hour. in the meantime we are look agent the drought monitor and it continues to be dry for the father soup eastern plains. you will notice we have improved areas over kansas, parts of oklahoma, texas as well but the south and southwestern parts of texas much of central and southern georgia continue to be dry in parts of the northern plains dry as well. the good news is we will start with moisture in those drought areas especially in southern texas. we will show you that coming up. there is the jet stream and as we start monday there is that trough. that will cause a lot of moisture, you will notice how to tracks off to the east, merges with the overall trough that digs in to

i'm mike hoffman. this has been a topsy turvy month.irly cold with occasional warm ups. in the south you have been fairly warm with occasional cooldowns. that has been the business as we have moved through this year. as everything continues to move quickly from west to east. we will start with a good trough and as you can see though that doesn't extend to far south. down by the gulf of mexico you are still mild for this time of year. that will move on through new england, bit of a ridge through the great lakes, another trough across the rockies, great lakes and the northeast and in the models showing things flattening out. you notice how the lines were going southward this is very cold air up over southern canada which we didn't have back in december. every time you do get a cold front this is very cold air and that push there suggests we are heading toward a colder weather pattern next weekend and the following week. in the meantime, it's just going to be the same as its been. the storm system moving west to east. very cold in the nort

we have rick hoffman the president. good morning. >> good morning. how are you? >> reporter: we're doing great. you have a group here already and preparing for how many people? >> probably a couple thousand here. we're surrounded by the best workers in baltimore cities. >> reporter: what are you serving up? >> roast beef sandwiches, ham sinned witches, crab soup. you name it, we got it and cold beer. >> reporter: yeah, we saw tubs and tubs of beer. it's a little early. at least you don't have to worry about the ice melting today. can you tell me, can anybody come to the tailgate? >> yes, ma'am. anybody that routes the ravens on, we're more than welcome to have them. >> reporter: do most people go to the game or people that don't actually go to the game? >> we're starting to have people just come here and watch the game with us because we're open after the game starts, too. >> reporter: fantastic. any predixes for the game? >> ravens kicking the heck out of them. 28-6, ravens. >> reporter: okay, we'll go for that. you can watch the game only on wjz at 1:00. back o

hoffman married bailey in las vegas. she quickly found out he was a conman and dumped him. when we talked to her in 1995, his charm still had a hold on her. >> he was too smooth. he was too suave is the only way i could put it. >> in the early 1970s richard bailey met helen hirschman at a car wash. did you feel he was making a pass at you? >> definitely. >> small talk produced the nail helen brach. >> he said, i would like to meet her. >> richard bailey made his move on helen brach. they went to the fine restaurants and danced the night away but helen hirschman had an uneasy feeling about bailey. >> i said, helen, i'm concerned about him. he has sort of a reputation. i warned her, i said, be a little careful. >> but the sting was already on. >> coming up, helen brach falls prey to her new suitor. [ male announcer ] feeling like a shadow of your former self? c'mon, michael! get in the game! [ male announcer ] don't have the hops for hoops with your buddies? lost your appetite for romance? and your mood is on its way down. you might not just be getting older. you might have a

did jerry ruben and abbie hoffman and dr.ake any responsibility for the children that they said i influenced? you want to drop the blame on charlie and say it's all charlie's fault. >> what did you do? >> i do the best thing i know how, nothing. i [ bleep ]. i play music and i smoke a little grass now and then. because it helps me and i like to relax with it. that's about it. i don't see anything wrong with drugs. drugs is all right if you don't misuse them. if you misuse them and you're misinformed about them, then you make a big bad thing about them. that's what the public has done. >> charles manson, drug counselor. he's going on and on about not misusing drugs. he used drugs, serious drugs, mind-altering drugs, lsd, extensively with his followers. some of them have reported after the group would have dinner, they would drop acid. and he would get on this pedestal kind of thing and do his preaching to them. he definitely knew the effects that drugs could have, and he used it to his advantage. >> if i wanted to kill somebod

i had a great friend, a guy named peter hoffman who is a restaurateur and he said something to me that always stuck in my head. he said "the thing that professionals understand is that amateurs don't is that taste begins at the door. that your experience of what's on your plate begins when you walk into the door and take in the lighting and the woman at the front desk says to you welcome mr. rose, give me a minute." and that taste i a totality. taste is the whole of our lives and that what a great restaurateur knows is that you can't separate out what's on the plate from the whole experience you've had. if you think about the places that you think there are great restaurants, thats the thing that distinguishes them. they have a kind of warmth that's welcoming and also... i always find that the test of any restaurant is that you become... there's a certain moment after an hour and a half, two hours when you're no longer conscious you're eating at restaurant, you're in a condition of inexplicable joy in the presence of your companions and food and wine and everything else. >> rose: i eat

lead but hoffman, paul, are within a few percentage points of each other.here are two more debates before the vote on a tuesday. the new hampshire primary is tuesday january 10th. stay with kron 4 and our website with the latest details >>marty: still ahead, the bay area community with an on welcome to visitor. and welcome t and it is -- unwelcomed goggle visitor {laughter} ♪ ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. it's a win win. good? [ crunching, sipping ] be happy. be healthy. can i try yours? >>marty: welcome back wild turkeys have been known to be aggressive. this was in sacramento a few months ago. this bill carrier truck came and helped her out. however, this continues in the south bay. and nobody is sure exactly when this showed up but they have

conservadora capaz de derrotar al presidente barack obama, y aunque sÓlo recibió 1% de los votos, hoffmanrranco, -barack obama porque l -entre mÁs reÑida desde la polÍtica republicana mejor para Él. >> romney sigue consistente, sin generar una gran emociÓn en su 25%... eso le bastÓ para ganar por 8 votos pero no sube de ahÍ parece que fuera un techo ¿el impulso harÁ que pase? >> Él siente que se conecta mejor porque es vecino de massachusetts, entonces sÍ nos ganara en grande mÁs -si no ganara en grande mÁs bien el martes estarÍa en problemas >> ¿quÉ estÁ pasando ahora dentro del establecimiento republicano cuando ven los resultados? ¿cÓmo se analiza la situación? van a empezar a impulsar fuertemente la campaÑa para enfrentar obama. >> van a empezar a apoyarlo pero no del todo. estamos en enero, vemos personas dando su apoyo todavÍa no lo podemos descontar porque vemos muchos lÍderes que lo estÁn apoyando, vemos una competencia de apoyo. >> es la figura del dÍa pero no es flor de Éste momento, pero mÁs allá las posibilidades de crecimiento. >> es la flor del mes porque van a emepzar a inv

economy and not just all the jobs that this tech sector creates, if they had existed, steve hoffman andit. it's frustrating to see legislation that was written by lobbyists and not technologists. >> there are some people saying by going black it's a gimmick. come on morning shows, talk about it. reddit could be part of the conversation and google could be part of the conversation because it sounds to me like all sides think piracy is a bad thing. there's no one arguing piracy is a good thing. >> agreed. i just wish we had been called to the table when this legislation was written. if you look last year, $94 million was spent lobbying to get this bill -- to get these bills made. it's just so frustrating because we look at congress and we can't see them do anything that's important. they can't solve the problems of unemployment. they can't solve the problems of the deficit. >> reference the congressional figures we were showing you earlier about approval of 11%. >> precisely. yet as soon as a lobbyist shows up with $94 million, democrats and republicans line up to co-sponsor it. something

in the same way when someone comes up to dustin hoffman and says plastics, you know, we have a brazillian names for all of the emerging markets and developing economies and in the united states on like other countries, we have many immigrants here who really bad to these countries, so if you are thinking about the interplay of invention commercialization production and exports, the answer would probably be i have to understand what the metro is and what sectors are before we end up talking about which country and partner they should really engaged with, but out of all those acronyms, are we sort of missing the next group of emerging markets, are we focused too much on the big ones and therefore missing so many opportunities in the next year? what should be on that? >> well i think that there is as someone said before 90% of the consumers are outside and so forth. i -- one plug i would like to make is africa and this is a place that is moving. nigeria will have more babies born than all of europe combined, so africa and to food. >> i would say for us brick has been more thick but i'm going

when somebody comes up to dustin hoffman in "the graduate" and says "plastics" we have all of these names for emerging economies -- we have many immigrants here who relate back to these countries. if you were thinking about the interplay of invention, commercialization, prototyping and exports, the answer would probably be i have to understand what the metro is and what their sectors are before we end up talking about which country and trading partner they should really engage with. but out of all of those acronyms, are we missing the next group of emerging markets? are we focused too much on the big ones and missing so many opportunities in the next year? what is your view on that? >> someone said 95% of the consumers are outside. a i would like to make a plug for africa and nigeria. this is a place that is moving. nigeria will have more babies born than all of europe combined this year. africa and food. that's all i have to say. >> for us, brick has been -- i would go to africa. we sent a team last year to go to the markets and understand them. it is certainly early days, but it is time

in the same way and the gradual and some comes up to dustin hoffman and says plastics. unit, we have a gazillion names now for all the emerging markets, and developing economies. and deny states, unlike many other countries, we have many immigrants here who were relayed back to this country i if you think about the interplay of prototyping, production and exports, you've probably come dance will be welcome to understand what america is and what their sectors are before we end up talking but which country trading partners they should really engage with. but out of all those acronyms, are we sort of missing sort of the next group of emerging markets? are we focus too much on the big ones and, therefore, missing so many opportunities in the next tier? what's your view on that? >> well, i think again, so it's a before 95% of the consumers are outside and so forth. one plug i would like to make is africa. this is a place that is moving. nigeria will have more babies born in all of europe combined this year. so africa and food effect that's great. thatcher graduate moment. go