john belushi has when you start shooting that well i think hopefully around june. yeah may june yeah i'm really. i've been watching s n l the early seasons lately do you like comedy we are love comedy like i like being so young in the business you seem to i mean you're not affected at all because you had you didn't have too much too soon right not at all now in a certain sense some of the early films i did early projects they weren't necessarily successful and looking back on it that maybe was a good thing for me you know in the long run so you weren't recognized walking down the street no not at all. yeah i went to hamilton high school robertson in the tent you know do you know what i'm talking about you know rob held high school and went to hamilton have a great drama depart they've got a great drama department and they've got a really good musical theatre to pour in but it was the north is right friend i worked for him for years in radio really theatres now norman j. patterns i opened the theatre with him really correct you have a put some great musicals on and

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that featured the great john belushi. the list goes on, including icons such as "stripes." "ghostbusters," in which ramis co-starred, "caddyshack," national lampoon's "vacation", "groundhog day" and "analyze this." harold ramis was a crowd chicagoan who returned there at the height of his success. chicago improv trained him for acting in films like "knocked up" where he made up almost all of the dialogue on screen. he died of an autoimmune disease. the great harold ramis, who made life so much more funny, was 69 years old. >>> and the olympic games are over in sochi. we're back home, the olympic flame is gone in sochi. and russia, it must be said, had a good outing. the home team won the most medals. like vancouver before them the home team won the most medals. and the billion dollar bet paid off. the games were safe if not snowy. nine fewer medals since vancouver. some extraordinary individual and team achievements for those who will come home heroes. other programs like speed skating, women's hockey and men's hockey for that matter come home to soul-searching and rebuildi

he talked about being on stage with john belushi that was the moment he knew he would be better off behind scenes. he is survived by his wife and his two sons. a daughter from a first marriage. there is no word on a memorial yet. the reaction is pouring in. >> said he could not stand living in l.a.. he wanted his kids to grow up in a real city. he was such a midwestern air. such a heart of gold. such a brilliant comedic writer. he came back here at the peak of his career. he came back and that is when he did analyze this and analyze that. always very interesting films. his biggest strength was as a writer. i think that will be the legacy. we are incorporating some fresh lemons into our recipes. .rist marge: you know, there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and a good source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber. from phillips. >> bingo! >> it's a shame sadie isn't here today wins. she always coulda won the big prize. >> you know, that coulded her with some of jim's

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then he joined second city group, joining with john belushi and dan a akroyd.amos family said he died of an auto-immune disease. >> co-writer, performer and teacher, harold ramos, may he now get the answers he was always seeking. >> so if he wanted to have a tribute, you wouldn't even know where to start. >> it's sad he died so young. richelle, thank you. for more on the legacy of harold ramos, david poanld join poanld. i assume you had some interactions with him. is that correct? >> before the internet was even invited, we had chat rooms. hollywood tonight, people aspiring to work in the industry, harold came in, hr 44 was his tag. he used to hang out. for hours and hours and day after day, shoot the gab, just talk about everything. always very open to people, always willing to chat about anything. never shut people down because they were aspiring as opposed to already having made it. he was probably the most famous in the room, at that point. always open and happy and easy to go. >> what do you feel made him stand out from the hollywood crowd? >> he literally

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john belushi died of a heroin and cocaine overdose. the woman that injected him served 15 state months because of that death. hoffmann's struggle with heroin is something that people in all parts of country came from you. >>> do you feel lucky today to be alive? >> yes. >> reporter: 23-year-old phil jeruski. was a heroin addict for almost six years in what seems to be the most unlikely of places, tiny hudson, wisconsin, the kind of place families move for a peaceful, lifestyle. over the last few years, he has seen an inordinate number of not only heroin use but deaths. how many of your friends have died? >> in this hudson community alone, i have lost seven friends in a year. >> he started injecting heroin when he was 16. he was already addicted to meth, cocaine. sometimes he would shoot up heroin 15 times a day. >> how scared were you when you put it in your vein for the first time? >> petrified. >> reporter: when you did it, your friend did it for you? what was the feeling you had? >> after he did it, this rush i had, i can't find the

we think of people like river phoenix, janice joplin, john belushi.think, what people around the country perceive on this drug use? >> also cory monteith from "glee," the autopsy found traces of heroin in his body. i think the problem is with the addiction that people don't think of philip seymour hoffman, as the face of heroin addiction, and with the media coverage and celebrities coming forward and grieving mourning his passing, people may realize this isn't something they think can just affect one person. the face of heroin addiction isn't just one face. i think that's a good message to put out there. as people continue to mourn and grieve, and it's very unexpected. i don't think a lot of people were expecting, you know, people in hollywood are just completely shocked. >> general, what about that? i mean, the pop culture impact here? >> well, it's a problem. our msnbc viewers need to understand, if you've got a heroin addiction and you're a family among your employees or diversion of pain pills, treatment is effective. it's astonishing how well we

i got to watch he and harold ramos, and joe flaherty and john belushi ahead of me, and i was just hidingso i didn't get in trouble in my house and went to theater to watch these guys with no intention of ever doing it myself. >> rose: no intention of doing it yourself? >> no, no. >> rose: what did you think you wanted food? >> i wanted to be a doctor at one time but you had to study and that wasn't going to happen. i didn't know what i was going to go. i had trouble holding jobs because they wanted you there on time. that wasn't going to work. >> rose: they want you to play by the rules. >> this acting, working in the theater. we didn't have to get to work until 9:00 at night. >> rose: that's right. >> so i learned a lot just watching those guys. and when i finally did begin to try it myself, i'd learned so much just by observing and feeling what they were doing, i wasn't-- i didn't really peak at the second city. i was just learning it. i was sort of the new guy for a while and, you know, i was just-- i was just getting-- i was just getting kind of good. and then i got this "is the nigh

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it happened in the john belushi case to kathy smith and she served 15 months behind bars for injecting him with the fatal dose of heroin laced with cocaine. >> the felony murder rule, you attempt to apply it to a drug dealing situation, the defense is i may have given him the drug, but they overused it. they didn't use it the right way. they were on other drugs. >> unclear what led hoffman who struggled with addiction to relapse. insight may come from his journal that police found in addition to the heroin and prescription drugs. a publisher knew something was wrong when he saw hoffman at last month's sundance film festival. this is his picture from sundance. >> he said you won't recognize me. i said well, should i know you? he said well, i'm a heroin addict. at that point seeing the shock and awe on my face, he took off his cap and i immediately recognized him, but as he was walking off, he said i just got out of rehab. >> joining me now, jason, let's begin with the four arrests overnight. what happens next legally speaking? >> we are waiting for the first court appearance. that is ex

. >> john belushi's breakout role in "animal house" was co-written by ramis. >> i'm a zit. >> as a first-time director he workd with bill mirrory on "caddyshack." >> it's in the hole! >> ramis and murray made dozens of film ss together. murray wrote. >> he earned his keep on this planet. god bless him. >> he could have been my older brother. >> long-time friend directed him in "ghostbusters." >> harold was very confident. he knew he had done great work. i think that allowed him to do the great work that he did, that self knowledge and confidence. >> behind the camera, he worked with the best in hollywood, helping audiences discover the funny side of robert de niro. >> i don't need therapy. i just told you that. it's for my friend. >> inspired generations of fans and filmmakers alike. >> totally and completely you're the best thing that ever happened to me. >> he died monday in chicago after a four-year battle with an auto immune disease. he was 69. >> i just loved him. bill murray was perfect. >>> partisan bickering after governor's meeting at the white house monday. bobby jindal lashed out a

he launched his career and john belushi has a huge star. he corods stripes. he is best known for ghost busters. he cowrote and had the starring that we just saw. it was one of the greatest ever. he has directing credit from caddyshack and national lampoon's vacation. groundhog day that i have seen over and over. analyze this as well. before he got his movie career rolling, he was the head writer and performer on television back in 1976. he direct and sees the office and the 2009 comedy year that starred jack black. you might remember seeing him opposite seth rogan and box office hit knocked up. he was in that film. they are among those who consider how ramis was a key inspiration in the career. he got a huge number of professional honors and rewards. he was a recipient of a comedy award. despite the amazing career, you think of the credits, this was a guy who was never affected in any hollywood kind of way. that's unusual. >> he doesn't seem like a hollywood guy. you mention the second city tv. is that where his chicago roots come out in favor of chicago over

trip into a an hilarious trip and he worked for "playboy" and shared the stage with bill murray, john belushiykroyd and he teamed up for stripes, against busters and caddie shack. and he died of an autoimmune disease and he was 69. aykroyd today issued this statement about his death, deeply sad to hear the passing of my brilliant, gifted, funny fun and cowriter and performer and teacher, harold, ramis and may he now get the answers he was always seeking, rochelle with al jazeera. >> when he wrote animal house back in 1978 it broke the box office record for comedies but wasn't just a film maker and a skilled fencer and spoke greek and taught him how to ski watching them on television and made his own fleese hats. >> working for a temporary government by the end of the week and arrest warrant for ousted president victor yanukovich who says he is still in charge, veto or not to veto is facing jan brewer and must decide to sign a bill allowing business owners to deny service to gay people on religious grounds and women who take acetaminophen during pregnancy are likely to have children with adhd.

second city ahead of me so i got to watch me and harold ray moss and joe flaherty and john be lucic all of these guys, belushi. >> i would hide and watch these guys of no intention of ever doing it myself. >> rose: no intention of doing it yourself? >> huh-uh. >> rose: what did you think you were going to do. >> i wanted to be a doctor once, but i would have to study, i had no idea whats i was going to do, i had trouble holding jobs because they want you there on time and stuff like that. being alert. >> rose: they wanted you to play by the rules. >> and acting in the theatre we didn't have to get to work at 9:00 o'clock at night. >> rose: that's right. >> but so i learned a lot just watching those guys, what i finally did, when i finally did begin to try it myself i render so much, i learned so much by observing and seeing what they were doing, i didn't -- i didn't really peak at the second city, i was just learning it, i was sort of the new guy and for a while, and, you know, i was just -- i was just getting -- i was just getting kind of good and then i got this second -- this saturday night live job and an