a dna sample was obtained from phillips' bone marrow. it did not match the dna from the crime scene. >> i called and spoke with susan's mother, and she was very disappointed. but you know, i tried to assure her that we would continue to go forward and try to identify the suspect. >> i was angry at the time, because i felt we had closure, it was done with. >> and there was more bad news. the dna did not match anyone in the statewide database of known criminal offenders. if the killer wasn't phillips or anyone who committed a felony before the dna database was created, then who was it? >> you know, where do we go from here? and the obvious answer is, let's dig back into the case and let's see who else was a suspect in those days. who else can we get a dna standard from? let's just keep going until we run out of suspects. >> the first person on their list was daniel woloson. he was originally a suspect. he was working a quarter mile away on the day of the murder. then he ran off when police tried to question him. police found him in michiga

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my condolences to you, you knew phillip well, you produced that movie. it's an awful blow to anyone that appreciates great acting. >> it's a massive shock, we lost one of our greats, and i think today the whole town is in shock. >> am i wrong to say that it was not entirely unexpected given the rumor mill that had been swirling now for the last few months? it was even a story which had overdosed two or three weeks ago. i was certainly aware of a growing sense of unease that he had basically been drawn back into his drug addiction in a big way. >> i think the hoax, their taste obviously, i don't know if that was an occasion, but by his own admission, he had spiraled into some problems. still, it's for me it was shocking. i didn't expect anything from it, i think people that work with him, could not expect anything like it, because whenever you work with him, he was the most professional person you could find on the planet. >> this is an interview from 60 minutes, about his past struggles with drugs and alcohol addiction. listen to this. >> this was drugs

phillip seymour hoffman was 46 years old. we wanted to figure out your thoughts about the passing of phillip seymour hoffman. which of his movies and roles stand out to you. tweet us using the #waytooearly. we'll read some of the responses later on in the show. >> the super bowl, it was supposed to be chris christie and new jersey's coming out party, but the latest accusations he did know something about the closure on the lanes of the george washington bridge. a small crowd jeered the governor at an event saturday. but david wildstein, in a recent letter from his attorney claims evidence exists that the governor knew of the lane closures. after a measured response on friday, the governor's office came out with a stinging letter claimed sloppy reporting on the part of the "new york times" and the e-mail goes on to attack wildstein personally. claiming he created a, quote, culture of fear before the port authority. even dug into his personal history in high school alleging he sued over a local school board election at the age

never got any of that. >> we met phillip in san quentin prison in california. he really stood out as this young kid in a very hardcore old-school prison. his life was at a pretty precarious point, but he also remained sort of optimistic. >> from the second i got in trouble to this moment in time, i know god put me in this cell for a reason. whatever it is, i don't know at this time. maybe it was just to give me time to realize what i was doing. or who knows? maybe there's something inside this time that i'm going to do that's going to put me into perspective and make he realize stuff. i don't know. but i'm in here for a reason other for than the crime that i did, that god has a plan for me. i'll be all right. i'm going to make it. >> you're moving my head that way. >> i'm not moving it, you're moving it. >> i said i want a nice little haircut and he gives me a bald head. >> kirkpatrick rejected the lessons he had learned from his biological family at a very young age. that's when all his problems began. >> my mom gave me the best advice that she could. everythi

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reports that award winning actor phillip seymour hoffman was found dead in his manhattan where a protestor said he was beaten for eight days announced that he is leaving the country. where the cost of sex abuse settlements has now left the diocese completely bankrupt. and over in california they are facing the driest winter on record, now the state government is asking people to do their part. we begin today with reports that the award winning actor has been found dead in new york. nypd has told that they are investigating his death. al jazeera's bill wideman is with us now on the phone. bill, can you tell us about the death of phillip seymour hoffman, has the cause been confirm. >> i don't think there's a confirmed cause yet, but the new york post is reporting that was dug related. he was found debt in his new york apartment, i understand. >> can you tell me a little bit about his background? doesn't this come just a day after announced that amy adams and ben affleck would be in his next movie. >> it is a sad day. this is a guy who had a lot of talent. he had a great role in that paul tho

phillip seymour, hoffman did a great job. what he did when he took this heroin is fund mentally, he was committing suicide. he was taking an incredible risk with his life, which he knew all about, yet he went ahead and did it. to your point, it's a particular temptation of musicians and creative folks and drugs have always been, and folks who have a lot of discretional capital and greater access to drugs and that's been very true in this community, you know, and i think it's due to the fact that they have unfulfilled lives for some reason or other to pour these drugs into their system and risk their lives for a high. >> do you remember heath ledger? >> yeah, the joker in batman, i believe. with the same way. listen, i've had friends, one of them in journalism who died after doing drugs. >> what is it about the creative personality, eleanor? >> i think we hear about these overdoses from people who are famous, but there are countless people every day who are dying from heroin overdoses in this country. in reading up on this iss

barnaby phillips is on the line.ring us up to date with developments in the past few hours. >> what happened, it was an hour ago, actually. it seems to me that the protesters in independence square had a plan, a successfully implemented plan. they launched an offensive - there's no other word for it. they drove the police out of that portion of the square that they captured during the fighting of tuesday and wednesday night. there were hectic scenes as the police were driven back. both sides accused the other, within the last hour, of using live ammunition. having been down on the ground i did hear what sounded like gunshots. the advantage point, the hotel where i am now is under protestor control. if i can put it like that, rather than police control, and i have been seeing a steady stream of injured people being taken out of the reception in the last 15 minutes. by medics, who are working with the protesters. that is the extremely fluid and dangerous situation around independence square right now. >> so shots have

oscar winning actor phillip seymour hoffman has died. nypd confirming to fox news his body was found inside his new york city apartment after an apparent drug overdose. we're live in a west coast news room with the latest. >> reporter: this is very tragic news to the entertainment industry. four hours ago police responded to a 911 call and once they reached the apartment building in the west village -- i think we can cross live to that scene -- they found an unconscious and unresponsive male. they confirmed it was seymour hoffman. they say he died from an apparent overdose. he did have a troubled history with heroin and had been in rehab as recently as may last year. he had been off the habit for some 23 years after he had succombed to that when he was just the age of 22, apparently the pressures of fame leading to that. the family has issued this statement to fox news. we are devastated, they say, by the loss of our beloved phil and appreciate the outpouring of love and support we have received from everyone. this is a tragic and sudden

>> officials are not linking anyone to phillip seymour hoffmann's death.e facing drug charges. they're believed to be connected to the heroin found in hoffmann's apartment. they were charged with misdemeanors. robert is charged with a felony. the three were arrested following a nypd raid. investigators found 350 small bags of what is believed to be heroin. according to police, he had hoffmann's number in his cell phone. attorneys say all three plead not guilty. >> my client, by all accounts i know of, has nothing to do with phillip seymour hoffmann. >> these arrests have nothing to do with hoffmann's unfortunate death. >> the attorney representing julie annie says he has no connection to hoffmann besides watching his movies. he says she was in wrong place at the wrong thyme. the manhattan d oorks said there was no evidence he had control over the drugs. >> thank you for that. >> this is a perfect time to bring up a ant dote about someone i know. he's come out with a time magazine piece where he talks about being an ex addict and recovering addict himself a

we deagain on the latest with the death of phillip seymour hoffman.is family is planning for a memorial service later this month. his legacy will be the work he did and the lives he touched. there's a lot to learn how anyone can spiral out of control after decades of being sober. joining me tonight is andrew sullivan, charles blow, margaret hoover, dr. drew penske will be here shortly. and rick curtis, who studied addiction for decades, particularly here in new york city. you're not surprised. you studied this for decades here in new york. you're not surprised when you see someone like phillip seymour hoffman dying from overdose. >> not at all. new york city has about 900 overdose deaths per year, three times as many homicides practically. >> in the city of new york alone? >> yes. >> and the kind of heroin people are using now, what should we know about it? >> it varies in its poe te s po is cut with very many different thinks. >> when somebody overdoses, is it because they misjudge the caliber of the potency or they got out of control when they were

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up next, deadly dose, phillip seymour hoffman and heroin's lethal allure.facebook turns 10, a look at how the site changed the world. more fun than the camp because it teaches us and makes us welcome back: the top stories, dow lost 326 points today. some analysts say it's not surprising after recent record highs. they point to invest being skittish following declines in european and zjapanese intenti s intentions. new jersey governor christie said he had nothing to do with the george washington bridge scandal. he disputed the claim of a former aide who said there is evidence christie did know what was going on it. >>> the manhunt for an inmate who murdered four people is over tonight. michael david elliott was captured this evening in indiana. he escaped in michigan prize sunday night. he was serving several life sentences. new york officials are conducting an autopsy on oscar winning actor phillip seymour hoffman. he was found dead with a syringe in his arm. investigators believe he likely died of a drug overdose. envelopes at the scene containing what is

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this weekend by the death of actor, phillip seymour hoffman. here with more on that is arian thompson. welcome. >> thank you for coming in. let's start with phillip seymour hoffman. four people have been arrested as a result of his death. it's interesting how they were so quickly able to find these four people and connect them to this. >> and it raises all sorts of questions. you talk about the fact that you know, thousands of people, this is horrible, but thousands of people are dying from heroin and other drug overdoses every single day. and the rest are usually, they don't come this quickly. when you talk about a high profile case, it opens up a whole other can of worms. why the urgency there? but in any case, this is one of those celebrity death stories that will just keep unraveling and keep getting updates every single day about this. we have to think about, you know, the whitney houstons and the michael jacksons and the heath ledgers of the world. this is another case where it will be development after development. >> and you have to thi

. >>> this is a fox news alert, there is new information tonight surrounding the death of phillip seymour hoffman. authorities are testing packets of heroin found in the actor's apartment. joining me now is fox's own julie banderas. >> circumstances surrounding the sad story of a drug addict who tried to get help but in the end couldn't beat the addition. police sources tell me they also found more than 50 small plastic bags containing heroin near the body. multiple used and unused hypodermic needles and multiple prescription drugs. his body was taken to the medical examiner's office for an autopsy on monday. he had recently separated from his partner of 15 years and renting an apartment a few blocks away from his family and aa and na meetings he had gone to. he atenneded a meeting as early as seven days ago. a tragic end for the 46-year-old who was called one of the greatest actors of his generation. he had several projects in the works at the time of his death. he even attended the sundance film festival. m mimi makes plans to bury her long time partner and the father of her children. >

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i'm here with phillip agnew, lisa green and jelani cobb.here's been some research, and one of the things you see is in cases of white people killing black people and using justifiable homicide as a defense, self-defense, you see much higher rates of not guilty verdicts. that is then exacerbated by stand your ground laws. so there's already, without stand your ground laws there's already a very significant gap as you see from the data we're putting on the screen there between what juries do when confronted by a white person killing a black person, claiming justifiable homicide and the reverse. and then that then is exacerbated by stand your ground. it seems like there's so much operating before you even get in the courtroom in a case like this. >> the law is bad, chris. and we shouldn't mince words. the numbers show it. we had representative matt gates on television this morning spouting statistics that had no cause and effect. the law is bad and it leads to death and leads to violence. so we have an opportunity here to remove this law, but

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i'm glad they are having me. >> phillip seymour hoffman.nd senior west coast editor for "vanity fair." ladies, welcome. >> hello. >> i want to begin with you because you are one of the last to have interviewed phillip seymour hoffman from many moons ago. you talked to him last month. we will play the clip and he's talking to you about a fan. >> she came up and said my friends bet me i couldn't get a selfie with you. i was like you're not. >> the laughter. now the reality. christa, how was he with you? >> just watching all these clips, brooke, it's so sad. he was great. he came into our studio and he arrived a little early. he was exhausted from climbing up the hill in that altitude in utah. it can be a little bit much. he was heavier than i had seen him recently, but he seemed in good spirits. i joked with him about comparing the hysteria to the hunger games. he had a cigarette out on the balcony. he sat down with us. you can see there, he was game. i was asking silly questions about when the last time he took a selfie was. in the moment, h

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aacademy award winning actor phillip seymour hoffman has died. a somber time in montana for the roman catholic diocese. >>> don't shower longer than you need to. urgent warnings for californians as the state faces a historic drought. and across the country americans prepare for the commercials, the halftime show and of course the actual game of super bowl xlviii. >> >>> academy award-winning actor phillip seymour hoffman has died. he was found by a friend in his new york city apartment this morning. there were reports he suffered from a drug overdose. here is the latest. >> academy award-winning actor phillip seymour hoffman was a stand out on the silver screen and on stage. earning more than 20 awards including an oscar for his role in the film capote. >> my name is truman capote. but better known for his breakthrough performances in boogie nights and the talented mr. ripley, magnolia and almost famous. >> i'm just grateful for the parts to come my way. >> on broadway, hoffman received two-toney award nominations for best actor. he also directed

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we begin tonight with a tragic accident involving phillip seymo seymour-hoffman. law enforcement sources have already painted a clear picture of what hatched. he was found with a needle still sticking in his arm. dozens of bags believed to be heroin in his apartment. he did speak on a few occasions about his battles with substance abuse. he was found just yesterday. so the news is largely good how he died one has to look no further to realize how he lived. a brilliant actor. on wednesday, the lights on broadway will be dimmed for one minute in his memory. we'll take a moment to honor his life and his career. jason carroll joins us from outside his greenwich village apartment with more information on what we know about the last 24 hours of his life. >> reporter: investigators are trying to focus on what happened after 8:00 p.m. saturday evening. saturday morning seemed to start off just like many others for hoffman, we know from just speaking to people in the neighborhood at about early in the morning, he went to his favorite place to get his coffee, so we know tha

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>>i was sitting on the edge of my seat with captain phillips. >>that last scenehe should have been nominated for that. >>it was awesome. thanks for being on the show erik. >>thank you. still ahead-- a grocery store stock that is climbing the charts is next in chart talk. hi, i'm ben affleck, and many actors have played the part of a u.s. serviceman in the movies, but for veterans like james crosby and so many other brave men and women, his service and his sacrifice for our country are real. outside baghdad, a rocket attack blew up my humvee, killing one of my marines and leaving me paralyzed. [ben affleck] when james returned home, he, like many others, was in no condition to cope and advocate for the services he needed. fortunately, paralyzed veterans of america's trained experts were there to help him so he could concentrate on getting well. for over sixty years, paralyzed veterans of america has worked to ensure that our injured veterans get the medical, housing and auto benefits they have earned. i'm so thankful paralyzed veterans of america

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pamela phillips maintains her innocence but prosecutors say they can prove she's a killer even thoughtaken more than 17 years to bring her to trial. abc's linsey davis has that story. >> nearly two decades, robin. this is after gary triano's death in 1996. his ex-wife now on trial for his murder. the defense claims triano made a lot of enemies in the casino business. but the prosecution says the only person who benefited from his death was his ex-wife. a materialistic murderer or an innocent socialite falsely accused of a crime she didn't commit. >> she was having troubles with gary triano. >> reporter: prosecutors say 56-year-old pamela phillips was accustomed to a lavish lifestyle filled with fancy cars and expensive homes during her marriage to commercial real estate developer gary triano. and when that fortune began to dwindle after their contentious divorce, they say phillips hired a former boyfriend to kill her former husband with a car bomb, so she could allegedly collect on his $2 million life insurance policy. >> she was that frustrated and angry with things going on. >> repo

. >> in another news in a few hours the results of phillip seymour hoffman's autopsy are expected to be released as we learn brand new details about all of the drugs found in the actor's new york city apartment. kelly wright joins us live with the latest. >> police are looking into the last hours of phillip seymour hoffman's life. in two separate places he is described as looking gray and very sweaty. police question a manager of a near guy brosch restore where he was spotted saturday night. cops are checking surveillance video of a bank atm where he was seen on sunday hours before his death. a man telling police he saw hoffman withdraw a large sum of cash and appears to buy drugs from them. he was then found dead inside of his apartment. a syringe was stuck in the actor's arm and 70 bags of heroin was found. some of those bags were labeled with certain names a brand name for certain dealers. >>> they want the addicts to come and get their product they differentiate from other dealers. >> ace of spades, ace of hearts. looks like he bought these from a drug dealer. >> they are looking

. >>> tragic, and remembering phillip seymour hoffman, found dead inside his apartment 6789. >>> plus, more troubles in sochi. is spring just around the corner? or is it six more weeks of winter? >>> and an emotional farewell to seth meier. >>> and it started with a twist. don't blink. it is the fastest score in super bowl history. a flood snapped peyton manning at the start. and never gets better for manning and the broncos. seahawks leading 8-0, manning throws a pick. in the second, marshawn lynch charges in for a touchdown. as seattle keeps a 15-0 lead. then here comes game mvp malcolm smith with a manning interception for a touchdown. seattle stuns denver 22-0, halftime. at the start of the second half, percy harvin returns to the kickoff for another seahawks touchdown. it is 29-0, and it doesn't stop russell wilson, the defense can't hold him, touchdown. yep, 36-0, peyton manning ends the third quarter with denver's first and only touchdown, but too little, too late. seattle wins 43-8. here is seattle's quarterback russell wilson. >> the thing you want to do at the end of the sea

. >>> plus we are learning more about the items recovered from actor phillip see more hoffman and the clues they found in this case. . >>> new details now about the death of 46-year-old actor phillip seymour hoffman. sources say there were more than 50 bags of heroin when they found his body yesterday. preliminary had a long history of addiction. they are looking apt a surveillance video where they saw hoffman buying drugs the night before he died. >>> 6,000 people are arriving in sochi for the oh limb him and andedingit olympic park it is still under construction. a spokesperson said anybody who cannot check in will be spans furred to the another her kill. >>> the protection is your front and center on capitol hill and. -- this time, we have kyla campbell live to explain what lawmakers are honing in on. kyla. >> reporter: they want to find better ways to protect consumer's information and right now reps and the bureau from consumer association said hotel customers nationwide form said yesterday anybody whoms may help with the western franchises. they have locationels in 21 states inc

david: phillip what about u.s. companies?here are only really two big ones now, ford and gm, do they benefit in any way from union concessions because of this loss for the uaw? >> well first i would like to say i think this is bit of irony here talking about american companies being able to be competitive by not being union but here we have a german company that is doing very well that is wall-to-wall union in germany and they're expanding here. as far as american companies, i think thhy may benefit a little bit indirectly because the uaw obviously would have been stronger had they been able to start making inroads with foreign companies. david: well, lauren, what about phillip's point? hey, look, the unions over in europe do very well for the companies that they work for and gm and bmw and mercedes, they're all very competitive and they're all unionizeed? >> that's true. i mean but i think that the people have spoken. vw, vw group as a whole, which obviously is audi and other brands, vw, so many of them, they have really bee

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phillip hall did not refuse to sell emergency birth control, here's what else he did according to hisawsuit. last summer after the fda ordered that plan "b" be made available over the counter on drugstore shelves, phillip hall decided to purchase the store's entire lot of the drugs himself and disposed of all six boxes of the pills. he claims the boxes were mislabeled and personally purchased and disposed of them. that's a claim the courts will presumably sort out. what no one disputes is he's a pharmacist who opposes birth control on religious grounds who chose to buy and trash an entire shipment of emergency birth control rather than see it on store shelves. now phillip hall is set to become the next martyr for the religious right, forces a persecution everywhere they look. we'll explain how phillip hall's case relates to arizona's republican governor jan brewer and the big decision the whole nation is watching for, next. [ male announcer ] this is karen and jeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, [ children laughing ] mo

. >> barnaby phillips joins us from kiev. it looks like the situation has calmed down. is this the truce or fatigue. >> it's probably fatigue. it has been quieter over the last hour. it's true, but it is extremely tense, and i think everyone is really shocked as to what happened. in an hour of mayhem that began at 9 o'clock in the morning local time, from our understanding of the situation, it was the protesters who andrew said seemed to have a plan, and they drove the police back there was a lot of gunfire, and many injured people have been taken into the hotel where we are staying, the ukraine hotel. i have seen a body of someone who is killed in the lobby, and my colleagues have seen more bodies, and we see many armed men inside the hotel, protesters who say that we are looking for snipers, and i'm afraid that's why i am not standing in front of a window showing the square behind me. we are hearing of others saying that they have been shot at through the window. >> there's a lot of western countries calling for the protection of peaceful protesters. it raises a quest