spread largely from drug users like pauly sharing dirty needles. >> it was nothing to share a needle,dn't matter. >> reporter: sparking new concerns if the help to stop this hiv outspread in its tracks. >> reporter: ordered last month is working well enough. >> participants there ready to be part of the solution to breathe life into the governor's declaration of emergency and the local health department came and severely limiting the number of syringes people can get. >> reporter: this is similar to chicago where they can exchange dirty for clean ones no questions ask but indiana they are not only limiting needles but officers are cracking down and arresting people who have them. >> we shouldn't be arresting for any paraphernalia or needles. >> reporter: and al jazeera was there when they told the police not to make arrest. >> if you find somebody with clean needles and that is all they have got you need to let them go. >> reporter: syringes illegal in indiana except for medical but because of the outbreak the governor suspended the law and pauly says last week they raided his home an

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yet pauly said officers raided his home, seized his needles and arrested a friend. >> they are taking new syringes away from people, i heard reports of that and that is incredibly disturbing. >> the the scont county scott county official didn't respond to our requests for a comment. >> they are implementing a model that they are comfortable with. and will work for the population that's here. >> reporter: critics worry the approach is too timid. and pauly says the fear is that the policy is targeting users. >> they are going to continue to share, and the hiv is going to continue to be in scott county. >> reporter: indiana lawmakers are considering expanding the program to more places but that faces stiff competition. even the research shows a quarter of indiana's counties are at risk of the outbreak of hiv. >> the state says the program is going to work, how could that help last? >> when the governor announced the help was coming, all these researchers, the order was only for 30 days. there is a lot of concern within that town within people i spoke with that just as quickly as help arr

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. >> most of his friends would typically call him pauly wog. he had a contagious spirit.as always smiling. his just effervescent personality was electric. >> reporter: at 13 years old that electric personality landed paul a string of roles in popular '90s sitcoms like "who's the boss." and "charles in charge." but for this quintessential california kid, acting took a back seat. >> paul walker grew up in san fernando valley and he loved surfing from a young age. he's always been fascinated by the ocean. later he became really into brazilian jujitsu. he was an athlete, a sportsman and he loved the outdoors. yeah, he had the blue eyes, the blonde hair and the california surf surfer look. for a lot of people he became a pro toe typical california heartthrob. >> a california heartthrob with a thing for cars. >> i remember when i got a jetta, a jokes wvoe volkswagen senior year. i'm not one that swears, but he said, oh, that car's bitchin'. he was almost as excited as i was. >> reporter: walker played junior varsity football at village christian high school. dean lagasse was hi

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who wants -- >> about paulie. about paulie?ot going to be an apartment dog based on the paw size. >>> a lot coming up. gotta get news from amy. >>> we begin with what new details about the terror plot in france. police have arrested a computer science student from algeria, who they say was plotting attacks on one or more churches. they say he had been in contact who encouraged the attack. he was arrested after he accidentally shot himself and called for an ambulance. police found an arsenal of weapons and notes. he's accused of killing a woman found shot in her car in paris. >>> also breaking right now, tensions escalating in the middle east, just hours after saudi arabia announced it was ending air strikes against the iranian-backed rebels in yemen. the air strikes have resumed today. the white house has been pressuring saudi arabia to end the air campaign blamed for hundreds of deaths. >>> back here in this country, a prayer service is scheduled today for freddie gray, the man who died after being arrested by baltimore police

some of the notable names, we have candace bergen billy idol, joyce carol oates, pauly peretti, tavis smiley octavia spencer. it is something for everyone. families foodie hipster, student, spanish language programming. more than 100 conversations on everything from california to digital privacy rights to the future of the american identity. >> what kind of reaction do you get from the community to a book fest? >> it's been an immediate success. when it was started 20 years ago, right away became a corner stone event in los angeles culture. it's been a way the "los angeles times" invites all kinds of folks to celebrate this great city. it's grown to one of the lamgest festivals of its kind. there is nothing like it anywhere in the united states. it started very simply as bringing together people who create books and people who love to read them but it's grown into this much broader celebration. among other things, we have a big book award we give out every year. this year we're having something called an ideas exchange where malcolm gladwell will be in conversation with a film critic.

boyle, roy choi the chef, brian grazer, your favorite, billy idol joyce carol oates jason seigel, paulie peretti, tavis smiley octavia spencer -- there is something for everyone. families, foodies hipsters students spanish language programming. more than 100 conversations on everything from california crime through digital privacy rights to the future of the american identity. >> what kind of reaction do you get from the community to a book fest? >> you know, it's been an immediate success. it's one of the -- whether it was started 20 years ago, it right away became a cornerstone event in los angeles culture. people market it all year long. it's been a signature event. it's been kind of a way the "los angeles times" invites all kinds of folks around the community to come celebrate there this great city. it's grown to one of the largest festivals of its kind. there's nothing like it anywhere in the united states. you know, it started very simply as -- as bringing together people who create books and people who love to read them. it's grown into this broader celebration. among other things

pauly girl beer at the end of the night. >> that counts for half of the salary. >> i don't think minimumeenagers should earn minimum wage? >> it's 62% are over -- >> 62% are students. half are under age 25. it's supposed to get you into the work place. the problem is if you raise it to $10.10, you're talking about a lot of people being out of work. they bet half a million people will be out of work? >> what about 600 economists that looked at 64 studies that say there are cities that raised minimum wage and there have been no problems >> you're talking about raising federal minimum wage where people would be out of work. you're arguing against yourself. >> 93 million americans out of the labor force. if i didn't have a summer job. that means boy have been hanging out with my dopey friends and got into trouble. 50% of -- one demographic. black teenagers cannot get a summer job. what does that mean? they're hanging out with their dopey friends just like i would be. it seems to me, raise minimum wage, for that number? >> small business owners three out of five support this. >> wait a minute

researchers are confirming a new strain and it hit elizabeth espy's dog paulie hard.seen something move so fast. he went from coughing a little, to almost dying, but ali bounced back. there's been a lot more cleaning and a lot less barking. >> it is a big hit, and it does hurt. i'm not going to say it doesn't. co-owner patty andreas says she had no choice. it's an epidemic and you have to do the right thing and you have to shut down and take care of your clients. >> that doggie day care plans to reopen today. so how can you protect your pets? the vets here at plum animal hospital say if you're in the chicago area you should avoid dog parks and you should make sure that you talk to your vet about the flu vaccine. if you notice symptoms call your vet immediately. by the way, matt, humans may not be able to get this flu, but we can spread it. so the advice is wash your hands after you pet these guys. >> wow! i had no idea this even existed. me either. thanks, gabe. >>> let's get a check of the weather now from al roker. "today's" weather is brought to you by nexium 24-ho

. >> pauly didn't have that move for anybody. >> for sorvino, that level of authenticity was almost tooethal character. i knew nothing about it. three days before we were about to shoot, i called my manager and said get me out. i'm going to ruin myself. i have no idea what to do. >> and it literally took a long look in the mirror for him to stay. >> i adjusted my reflection in the mirror and this is what i saw. i said that's the guy. thank you. >> meanwhile, liotta who had only done three films at the time lobbied to scorsese for a year to land the part. and enlisted de niro. >> i recommended ray. >> thanks. >> did you recommend me? >> is it safe to say this was a career maker? >> absolutely. i got to work with the best of the best. >> everybody wanted to be nice to him. and he knew how to handle it. >> how did you guys achieve that chemistry you had on screen? >> well saw a shrink and worked together. >> he's easy to love. >> what are you laughing at? >> i'm laughing at ray playing foot foot with me under the table. >> trying to rekindle that chemistry 25 years later. when people walk