. >> nischell turner, hold tight. i want to get back to susan candiotti and more on the death of philip seymour hoffman. >> this came from one of my colleagues. we understand police are telling us what they found in the apartment, they found what they believe to be heroin inside the apartment. you recall we reported already from two sources that the body of actor philip seymour hoffman in the bathroom of his apartment discovered by a playwright that had been workin with him, with a needle in his arm. now we learned the additional information that police found what they believe may be heroin in the apartment as well. so of course it's one of the things we'll be checking, i suspect, because of the death there will be an autopsy in the state. we're waiting for official word on that. police remain at the scene. a lot of questions all the way around. as we have been discussing with our guest, he had been having grave difficulty struggling with rehabilitation from heroin as well as prescription drugs. some additional inform

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nischelle, we will start with you.n-one interview with matthew mcconaughey, his first oscar nomination. >> reporter: this has really been a great year for him. he has been in the game for 22 years. that's where it all started for him. he is out there doing the work for him out here on the red carpet. he is the man to watch this award season. we sat down to talk about his life, his career and just how he is embracing this whole moment. let's take a look, though, at one of the sounds bytes where he was talking about the fact that he knew he just had to get out of his own way and step out of the sun. >> we've known you always as the romantic comedy guy. was it a conscious decision to say, let me pull away from those and move towards? >> i didn't know what i was going to move towards. i had a pretty good sense i needed to pull back on what i had been doing. not to rebrand but to unbrand. i didn't get offers. i didn't work for two years. not because i didn't want to but i said, i don't want to do things i have been doing. h

nischelle is still there, bear bryantesque. >> reporter: we celebrated in true 12th man fashion. it looked like for a while this could be the first ever super bowl shutout. although it didn't end up that way, the seattle defense really did take it to peyton manning and the denver broncos. it was rough, very rough, from the start. a super bowl blowout. the seattle seahawks defense overpowering the denver broncos, in a game that ended pretty much as soon as it began. >> a flag is down -- >> just 12 seconds into the game, peyton slips up on a small snap. >> seahawk, seahawk! >> i think he hears you. then the defense does its due diligence, five-time mvp peyton manning picked off. second quarter for the seahawks, same song, different verse. >> he's in for the touchdown. >> beast pod putting in work. once again, the legion of boom spells doom for number 18. >> picked off by smith, malcolm smith all alone, no flags. >> reporter: like a broken record for denver fans, seattle scoring touchdown -- >> he's going to go, touchdown seattle. >> -- after touchdown. >> what a catch! touchdown! u

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cnn's nischelle turner has the story. >> this has been the greatest 22 years of my life. >> reporter:eno took to the stage one last time thursday night. >> i don't like good-byes. >> reporter: making it his second final appearance of the host of the "tonight show" making it a 22 year run. >> when i started marijuana was legal. when i started host, justin wasn't even born yet. that's why we call those the good ole days. >> reporter: unlike his 2009 exit, this time around he received a proper sendoff. >> jay, you've made a whole lot of jokes about me over the years, but do not worry, i'm not upset. on a totally unrelated note, i've decided to make you my new ambassador to antarctica. >> reporter: he got some unneeded advice from matt damon. >> why don't you develop a hobby like working on old cars. >> actually, jay does work on old cars. he's got a whole garage full of them. >> okay. well, maybe jay with your new found time you could finally invite me over to your [ bleep ] garage. >> reporter: and tyler perry. >> i think you need to reinvent yourself. >> i don't know. >> please welcome

cnn nischelle turner sat down with steve mcqueen.r best director. we sat down at the oscar luncheon to talk about the movement that's followed and the effect going forward. >> i was born a free man, lived with my family in new york. until the day i was deceived. >> we talked about how it felt to direct the movie and as a director. but as a man, what does this mean to you, seeing this on the screen? >> it makes me feel good in a way that one could engage in a past, an unfortunate past and grapple with it and to share with it and to move on and hope for a better future. >> and i just saw recently sha solomon northup's work has just been released. >> i'm very proud of that. what we want to do in the book is to get it into schools. >> we've heard about black cinema and the movies that have shown the black experience. do you think this is going to make a difference going forward in the types of movies that are made? >> one would hope so. it's a success for hollywood financially, it's very important for them, but also critically and -- it'

as nischelle turner, entertainment reporter has been putting it, an actor's actor, revered on the bigcreen, 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 twitter, saddened by philip seymour hoffman's tragic, untimely passing. today new york mourns the loss of one of stage and screen

nischelle turner is here. what's the late jest. >> there's a lot of information coming out pretty much as we speak. overnight they did arrest three men and one woman in an apartmented bying in lower manhattan, they do believe they are connected to the drugs found in philip seymour hoffman's apartment. during this raid, they uncovered 350 glass and bags considered to be heroin. they originally discovered 50 envelopes believed to be here rain, also prescription and empty drug bags. and information about the death, the result of an apparent overdose. a law enforcement source tells cnn that preliminary investigations find the drug in the apartment was not laced with the painkiller fentanyl which authorities blame for deaths in new york and also in pennsylvania. philip seymour hoffman withdrew $1200 in six transactions from an atm in his apartment. investigators also said that a witness saw hoffman talking to a man. and he was found dead in his apartment with needles still in his arm. the people arrested last night

. >> nischelle turner joins me along with senior media correspondent, brian steltser. >> nischelle, whatent sns. >> there were a lot of them. i did think it was really ironic and quite funny that one of td things when jimmy fallon got the job was happy to have a show that didn't air the next day. he is still airing the next day. i am a big fan of the roots. i kind of skewed towards jimmy fallon anyway. i love that he has a different house band. i love the bit where everybody came out and dropped the $100 on his desk. my favorite was stephen colbert, because he brought a basket full of pennies and told him, welcome to 1130. i thought that was fun, a great show. i love the evolution of hip-hop dancing. i'm a kid of hip-hop as well. i love that. >> a lot of stuff in that show that would appeal to younger viewers. as you know, brian, this is what nbc is trying to attract, this younger viewer z jay leno's viewer skewed to, what, 57 years old was the average age. i've got to say, most younger people i know watch stuff on line. they don't stay up until 11:30 and catch a tv show. >> no. a whole

not liking the media or nischelle turner are two very different things. is funny little thing happened to peyton manning on the way thyme. he got out played by a 25-year-old in only his second season. a little unfair. russell wilson had a great game but such a team effort that went into this super bowl win, this real blow-out. let's bring rachel nichols back in with us. the snow is there now. what do you think? just a little speculation. if there had been the snow we're seeing now it count have been any worse. it may have worked in their favor. >> it certainly couldn't have been any worse. if he had as bad a performance people would have blamed the weather. now people are looking at him wait has he lost something, he had all those neck surgeries, he hasn't been throwing as strong a football but so accurate during the season. maybe when you get up against the defense as good as seattle's defense that doesn't cut it. there are questions now about his legacy. look, peyton manning is a first ball hall of fame. no question about that. he changed the way the po

nischelle turner has more. >> the thing is, this is a bit of a gamble for paula deen.me for her to make a comeback or are we ready to not see her on television again? >> how is this, ya'll. >> if she gets her way, she is known for cooking up meals and not controversy. private investment firm is infusing $75 million and $100 million in paula deen ventures. that is all things deen, including restaurants, cookware, foods and tv shows. >> paula deen has a brand. she has a loyal audience. investing in her, assuming nothing else is unearthed, it is a safe bet. >> do you mind if i double dip? >> deen suffered a devastating blow last summer during a lawsuit of a former employee accusing her of racism and discrimination. deen re vealed she used the "n" word in the past. plane sponsors quickly dropped her. >> i want to apologize to everybody. >> the food network pulled the plug on her shows and other deals with qvc and walmart and sears were canned as well. the lawsuit was dismissed after an agreement, but the damage was done. deen apologizing at her first public appearance foll

number of us who've need nischelle we know that death will occur and it's coming soon. exists a number of such cases exist human law will fulfil where under these conditions these children cubit to turn out to be more mature than many dolts could see them all but for some sleep because they're facing disease precisely because these children are about to die if he does he even has his own full. if you would say it's good legal since you're saying that there aren't so many cases then why bother with the law why not just go case by case basis because the minute this becomes a law if you know that there will be plenty of room for error for abuse because not all doctors are completely honest not all of them are totally professional or dedicated to their profession if and i'm sure that it could force well. listen quite frankly frankly i don't know who you are talking about on that katie nor a key there is a law in belgium that has existed for ten years we made a law that makes it possible for a doctor to make the last humane gesture for a patient who is suffering this is at t

nischelle turner is following that angle of the story. good morning. >> reporter: we continue to get more and 0 more information as this story develops. big developments overnight. the nypd raided an apartment in manhattan last night. they executed search warrants and arrested four individuals. police are now questioning them about the drugs found inside philip seymour hoffman's manhattan apartment. overnight police arrested three men and a woman in this new york apartment building who they believe are connected to the drugs found in philip seymour hoffman's apartment. during the raid police recovered 350 bags thought to be heroin. this as new details are emerging about his death, the result of an apparent heroin overdose. a law enforcement source says preliminary results show the heroin found in hoffman's apartment was not laced with a strong pain killer. on tuesday's former partner was seen here at a local funeral home. o'donnell told hoffman to move into another apartment in the city not with their children when she discovered he was a

here's nischelle turner. >> do you remember laughing at this?or rooting for this adorable little kid? you know you liked watching them, but do you even remember what those commercials were for? believe it or not despite all the buzz, a recent study shows 80% of those ads don't make people buy the stuff they are selling. so why are companies spending big bucks on ads year after year. >> they do it because if it is successful, the game is tremendous. >> reporter: some experts say the super bowl ad craze started 30 years ago when steve jobs took a chance by airing a controversial ad for the debut of the macintosh computer drawing parallels between ibm computers and the come formist society in the novel "1984." >> apple saw a huge spike in macintosh sales. it was incredibly effective. it was emotional. that was the benchmark and is still the benchmark today that people use to decide whether or not a super bowl. ad is effective. >> reporter: that ad cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to produce. since then the cost has skyrocketed. in the past dec

the nba team signed the 18-year-old, who has down syndrome, and cnn entertainment correspondent nischelle star player. >> from mississippi high school -- >> reporter: meet the new breakout star of the philadelphia 76ers. already a fan favorite and the center of the team huddle. his name is kevin grow. before he was a free agent, the 18-year-old with down syndrome was already a star player. for four years kevin was the manager of bensalem high school basketball team. tw two minutes remaining in the final game of the season, kevin's coach took him off the bench and put him in the game. he scored four three-pointers, knocking in this buzzer-beater. after the play went viral, it was only a matter of time before the pros came calling. the sixers signed kevin to a ceremonial two-day contract with the team. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> i know you can shoot, but you can play defense too? >> yeah. >> i say we give him a three-day contract. >> kevin hit the court for team practice, sporting his new custom jersey, scoring extra points with fans and family. >> the joy and love that he brings

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first off, what do we know about these people who have been arrested in connection with this case, nischellef things that play here right now. first of all, the people that were arrested overnight. three men and a woman, they are going to be charged with various drug offenses. i do think it is really interesting that authorities have made it very clear and been very specific that they will charge them in connection with the drugs that were found in hoffmann's apartment, not necessarily with his death at this point. i think that they are trying to make a clear distinction because there were some indications that maybe the drugs they found in the apartment. they got 350 glassen bags which they think have heroin in them. they didn't have that same stamp on the bags that they found in philip seymour hoffman's apartment. they have some things to connect here. they do believe these people were connected to the drugs found in philip seymour hoffman's apartment. >> i was at the screening last night of the monument men when george clooney spoke to this huge theater. he said how tragic it was to be in

. >> nischelle turner, many thanks. thanks for joining me. i'm carol costello "at this hour with david and michaela starts right now. >> a big announcement that would revolutionize your diet. so what does joe no? the surprising report that people in joe biden's inner circle think that hillary clinton will not run for president. >>> recognition has its upside and downside and you may say its backside. partnership pa middleton with words you will never forget about the look you will never forget. ♪ >>> hello, everyone. i'm john berman. michaela is on the road. stories right now at this hour. right now, at the white house you're looking at live pictures. this is where the first lady, michelle obama any minute from now, will be announcing changes to food knew frinutrition label. they are hoping that it will help you make healthy choices. dr. sanjay gupta will show us how serving sizes and calorie counts will get a complete total overhaul. >>> elsewhere at the white house, a wchl ary eye on russia. dozens of gunmans at the ukraine southern region

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. >> thank you, nischelle turner, and that's very well put. else is going through, what is happening in someone else's life. and we all have faults. no one is perfect. and anyone can be overcome with addiction. everyone has problems. people have been wondering how could someone like philip seymour hoffman, an actor who won an academy award, who had plenty of money, how could he be facing these problems. it's because addiction, each one is prone to addiction. and, again, it could happen to any of us. philip seymour hoffman, 46 years old. thank you for watching. have a great week. i'll see you back here on cnn next week. good night. >>> this is your first time to denmark? >> i got to be honest. i usually try to avoid clean orderly countries without social problems. i'm here for you, man. if you're not the poster boy for the entire country, you should be. >> we go, no? >> yes, let's go. >> you were saddled with the weight of best country in the world.

nischelle turner takes a look back at her life and career during the dark days of the great depressionen life was bleak. along came shirley temple to win the hearts of the american people. >> i heard the she would come here every year to receive per birthday cake. i heard she was a really a great person >> i wish i could be like hershey was adorable. she will be missed. another >> reporter: arrested in town that worked on her house says that she was very lovely. >> reporter: just >> just always so charming and nice. >> reporter: of the day people left flowers by the first to date and what side to receive that the stasi el crawford the news >> pam: the perky little girl with cute curls and adorable dimples was just what people needed to lift their spirits. >> reporter: to win the hearts of the american people pick it was just what people needed to lift their spirits. decades later, when she was among entertainers given kennedy center honors, president clinton put it this way. >> "she was seven years old when president roosevelt asked to meet her, to thank her for the smiling face that h

nischelle turner has more. >> reporter: remember, back in the days when the word pro football fan conjured thought to be tolerating it because well, how else would you get to spend time with your guy on sundays in the fall? >> i don't want you to give up the super bowl. how selfish do you think i am? >> reporter: fast forward a few years and the so-called football widow may tis her huddle is shrinking. 375,000 of women attend games every weekend. one individual says more women watch the super bowl than the oscars and they are no longer content to sit on the sidelines. this woman is the nfl director of apparel. she says over the past ten years, the league has gone out of its way to embrace the growing legion of gridiron bales. >> we've expanded our product and what we have. >> reporter: but this newfound need to cater to females is not just about recognizing their love for the game. the fact is women are the consumers in chief of most households. why not reach out to the fans who are more likely to spend the big bucks? >> we're always trying to learn more and get smatter about what women wa

nischelle turner, my kwirl is here with me -- girl is here with me on a soggy red carpet.type. one of them of course is the male actor matthew mcconaughey is a clear front runner in a lot of people's eyes. not bad for a guy who used to be known for romantic comedies, taking off his shirt. >> it wasn't bad at all. i think we should be calling this like raining on prom night. that's what i feel like singing. this time is matthew mcconaughey's renaissance. when they get these nominations, they try to play very cool. but not matthew mcconaughey. he is happy to be on this stage. >> i ain't selling drugs i'm selling memberships. welcome to the dallas buyers club. >> the star is loving this. >> i've been doing this for 22 years. first time really going around an award season with a film and performance that's had some light shown on it. i am enjoying it. >> matthew mcconaughey, one time king of the romantic comedy now proving his a hollywood heavy weight. >> was it is conscious decision by you to say let me pull away from those and kind of move toward -- >> yeah. i didn't know ex

nischelle turner is here with us. hard to say good-bye. >> that's a long time.ork when he is taking those jabs at the network. i was glad to see some of that last night. it felt like he was just trying to keep it together. then at the end there, we saw the emotion come flooding out. >> this has been the greatest 22 years of my life. >> choking back tears, jay leno took to the stage one last time. making his second final appearance after a 22-year run. >> when i started hosting marijuana was illegal and you could smoke cigarettes anyplace you wanted. justin bieber wasn't even born yet. that's why we call those the good old days. >> this time around, leno received a proper sendoff. >> jay, you made a whole lot of jokes about me over the years. do not worry, i'm not upset. i've decided to make you my new. >> he also got unneeded advice from matt damon. >> why don't you take up a hobly like working on hold cars. >> actually, jay does work on old cars. he's got a whole garage full of them. >> maybe with your new-found time you could finally invite me over to your [ b

cnn's nischelle turner is here with more. >> we know he's going to do some stand-up.o another late night show? how about a show about his first love, which is cars. or will he just kind of chill and hang out for a while? jay is not saying much about that. but before we get to all that, time for the reigning king of late night to take his final bow. >> here's a man who needs no introduction. >> jay leno. >> endorsed by johnny and confirmed by hollywood. >> he continues to be number one all of these years. >> but in though end, it was jay leno himself who killed as host of "the tonight show." 4,610 times in all. >> the country has turned to him for all these 22 years to keep it going. >> known for his fierce loyalty, it's no surprise leno's final guest will be the same as his first. good friend billy crystal. >> the build-up for this has been tremendous, and i just want to say, i'm going to miss you. >> he called and asked me. i said, of course, i'll do it. his whole incredibly successful run to a full circle. >> leno's swan song also includes garth brooks. >> i can't s

we have nischelle turner with more. >> reporter: after 22 years, leno is finishing as number one. >> want to succeed in life, all you have to do is go to jay leno university. he can take a punch. the guy can take a punch. he may go down, but he gets right back up. >> reporter: as for what jay will be up to next? >> whatever happens with jay, i want it to be something he enjoys something and wants to do. >> porn done by people in their 70s and 80s. i'm 63 and i can't continue hosting this show. i'm going to japan and doing porn. >> reporter: still drawing laughs. he just may show up at a club near you. >> we wish him the very left. >> i remember the first guest. billy crystal. he said you made me first guest and i didn't want to do it. i didn't want to do it. our thanks to nischelle turner for that. >> thanks for starting your stay with us. >> the next hour of "new day" starts right now. >> i had no knowledge of this. of the planning, the execution or anything about it. >> what did he know and when? that is what many are asking this morning after a new letter challenges the accuracy o

a nischelle turner has the answers to every single one of those questions.e. nbc wants them to skew younger. that's what they want. they want to grab the audience they have had trouble getting and grow that audience with jimmy, keep them along so he can continue that run at number one. he does have big shoes to fill, like you said. he debuts tonight. "the tonight show" is the 60-year tradition. it has launched so many careers. while this is probably the most prestigious of the jobs in late night. it is also the most scrutinized. jimmy is taking over for jay leno. he mentioned that as well. he was the host for 22 years, a convincing number one for most of those. he also has to follow the 2009 debacle where nbc took jay off the air in favor of conan o'brien and we remember how that turned out. this time, jay's departure and jimmy's survival scene to be a bit more harmonious. they did that passing of the torch together, interviews together. we are looking at him on "the tonight show" right there. jay leno said in an interview that they did together that of anyo

nischelle turner is joining us from los angeles. >> it's funny because earlier we had lee nard malton person in the world. she came to prominence during the great depression when a lot of people felt like there wasn't much hope. she gave people hope. when she was given the kennedy center honor, president clinton said as much. roosevelt asked to meet her and thank for for the smiling face that helped americans through the depression. we've been talking just about her life and her legacy. she started dancing at the age of 2 and singing at the age of 3. and it's that look and that smile that we definitely remember. you know, we also were mentioning that she led the box office for three years straight. just think about that. she led the box office for three years straight. and that was at the age of 7. all of this before most of us even could put a sentence or two together in our lifetimes. but not only did she have this career in hollywood, she did kind of have a second career that she transitioned to after she retired. she retired in 1950 and then went into this life of politics. she ra

nischelle is here to take a look at some of these. >> it's really unmatched. le jebd on monday. he leaves behind laughs that will endure for generations to come. he is perhaps best known for his role as the doctor spangler of ghost busters. he was the brains behind comedy classics as "animal house." his direct tomorrow debut, "caddy shack" and "ground hog day." he got his start in his hometown of chicago where he emerged as a visionary comedic writer first with the canadian produced sc tv and later in moves like "stripes" and "analyze this." >> just hit the pillow. see how you feel. >> and while he leaves behind a for admissible dodd of box office hits -- ♪ somebody told me that her name was joe ♪ >> it is his legacy that helped reshape the landscape of comedy that will always be remembered. ramis died monday from complicationed related to an auto immune disease. bill murray told us simply harold ramis earned his keep on this planet. >> how beautiful. >> i think we all need to watch "stripes" and "ground hog day." >> thanks for that look back. >>> coming up ne

nischelle turner joins us with the latest. >> reporter: big developments. warrants and arresting four people. they are questioning them about the drugs found inside philip seymour hoffman's apartment. overnight police arrested three men and a woman in this new york apartment building who they believe are connected to the drugs found in philip seymour hoffman's apartment. during the raid police recovered 350 bags thought to be heroin. this as new details are emerging about his death. the result of an apparent heroin overdose. preliminary results showed the heroin found in hoffman's apartment was not laced with the strong pain killer. on tuesday hoffman's former partner was seen here at a local funeral home. o'donnell told hoffman to move into another apartment in the city not with their children when she discovered he was aabusing drugs an ongoing battle he shared with a magazine writer. >> he took off his hat and said i'm a heroin addict. >> reporter: hoffman made this confession two weeks before his death. hoffman saying he just got out of rehab. >> he see

cnn's nischelle turner has this story.ng from her. >> sometimes we throw that word incredible around, but in this case, it really is incredible. it's remarkable. her father says she jumped out of a plane, but she fell into god's hands. a 3,500-foot fall. now we are hearing from mcken si wethington for the first time. >> i know i was scared and i know that there was something very wrong. >> in her own words, 16-year-old is speaking out for the first time since last month's horrific sky diving mishap in oklahoma that sent her plummeting a terrifying 3,500 feet to the ground. it's a story she lived to tell. >> i remember jumping out of the plane and looking up and seeing that there was a complication with the parachute. i started kicking my feet like i was taught in the classment i looked up and still wasn't fixing. so i tried to pull the toggles apart, and i just was not strong enough to fight off the wind. so i just remember screaming and then i blacked out. >> all this as her father joe looked on in terror. >> i'll never f

. >> thanks, nischelle. >>> coming up, that monster storm, winter storm slamming the northeast afters were down. 800,000 people in the dark. everything you need to know coming up at the top of the hour. [ park sounds, sound of spray paint ] ♪ we asked people a question, how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? $500,000. maybe half-million. say a million dollars. [ dan ] 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. you know, i was trying to stretch it a little bit more. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going to have to rethink this thing. [ man ] i looked around at everybody else and i was like, "are you kidding me?" [ dan ] it's just human nature to focus on the here and now. so 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. ♪ ♪ >>> our biggest concern going forward is that people continue to heed the warnings. >> breaking news. the catastr