. >> this digital technology has raised ethical questions: with the deaths of philip seymour hoffman while shooting the hunger games and fast and replicate? >> he passed away before fin issuing one very key scene. there has been a lot of back and forth about whether or not that scene would be digitally performed. successful? >> even if they pull it off, you know, flawlessly, there will be people that don't like it. there will be people who do like it. if they don't, great. there will be people who do like it. it will go across the board regardless. at the same time, you know, that's a really, really difficult thing to do. >> so, i want to be clear. this is the real cara? this isn't digitized? >> not digi babe. >> young female actors are going to houses asking to be digitized so when they are older, they can play themselves for when they were younger? >> i wonder with philip seymour hoffman, can the digital version of his actor be as genius as he was? he doesn't have a say? >> he doesn't have a say. a lot of times that goes to the estate, to the family of the person who passed away. >

one could be jeff daniels, the other could be philip seymour hoffman but he's dead. >> he did pay a lot of attention in virginia, but in other congressional districts he tried to knock off the chairs in those districts. he got beaten. he wanted the whole of virginia to have a grassroots operation. he went after chairmen in somebody else's district. that's something you don't do but he was not paying attention to the people who vote in primaries. >> and his top lieutenants were defeated, so he was left with no real grassroots presence and a lot of people said to him let bygons be bygones. make peace with the grassroots party. he didn't do that. if he didn't go with the strategy of going to war, his opponent wouldn't have got the 35%. they thought they could take him down, they are going to win by 20, 30 points. >> other congressional districts came in and helped -- actually turned out -- >> they did. they worked very united to defeat him and a quick point about the democratic turnout. a lot of people say democratic turnout wasn't high. that is true in typically african-american districts

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. >> a revival of this play starring philip seymour hoffman as willie loman won two tony awards.s, julia. >>'s what the frogs? >> julia. >> what is the glass menagerie? >> correct. >> what is crater lake? >> you got it. >> julia. >> what is the sternum? >> julia? >> what is pond stars? >> a senate seat from this southern seat sat vacant for four years. when it was filled, its ex-occupant had become u.s. president. >> good once again today with a correct response. did you wager enough? 6,500. you did. you're now a 20-game winner, in second place, $428,100. >> joining me now, an honor to have you here. that very impressive "jeopardy" champion, julia collins. good evening and congratulations. >> thank you. it's nice to be here. >> you've been on quite a run. and you've said that this was a dream of yours for a long time. you even predicted it in your high school yearbook. how did it feel to have this all happen and now you're among the greats? >> it's been pretty unbelievable. you kind of go one game at a time, but they add up and all of a sudden, you know, i was closing in on that

because the drug business is consensual, for example, the actor philip seymour hoffman recently diedf an overdose, he died as result of a consensual drug transaction, as almost all drug transactions are. he and the other 13,000 heroin addicts who die each year are equally dead, whether it's consensual or whether there's been violence. we need to stomp out the harm that comes from the drug trade, a harm that is one of the most destructive, particularly minority committees that's going on in the united states today. >> would you mind if i added one thing? >> it's up to the chairman. >> with regard to everyone there's been since 1990, the purity has gone up 60%. the price has dropped 81%. so it does indicate what we're doing with regard to heroin is tragically not working, and i think obviously those, particularly kingpins didn't with heroin and other hard drugs should go to prison. but what we needed to go -- take a broader approach good for our pharmaceutical advances that are treating her with addiction and also recognize prescription drugs even with the increase in heroin abuse, it