get access to heroin because they are no longer injecting and because there are other medical sutherland's there's not a lot is given by doctors so all these advantages and we see that less people die of overdose and less people get infected by a tragedy less people get arrested or in jail because of the crimes of little contracts says denise grooms the director of the un aid solution support see free europe and central asia spoke like a good deal back shortly after the break so stay with us we'll continue this interview is a lesson. plan . for. repairing a broken nation. by way construction and humanitarian aid. but as shady officials called it the spoils of war it's the people who pay the price. for cheering he is no longer just down to drug trafficking plagues afghanistan damaging the. eleven. welcome back to spotlight i'm old enough and just to remind you that my guest in the studio it's there. it is they need the director of the un aids regional support team for europe and central asia we've started talking about metadata which is a substitute rehiring but some people say they have no

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turning their thanks to another man who had to be behind the killing jack bauer that's right kiefer sutherland the guy who plays the no holds barred torturing terrorist under jack power in the fox t.v. show twenty four has seen his twitter page explode with people thanking him for a job well done so little and responded yesterday by tweeting so now his real life is better than fiction the world is a safer place of course this could be oh president obama's best opportunity to silence the death there's abject our killed bin laden in a special episode of twenty four these guys will believe anything they see on phonics. coming out conservatives that asha meyer janie weinstein from the daily caller drive me when i stand as the lone liberal and i mean we grumble. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right. i think. either one well. we never got them that says they're very confused safe get ready because their freedom. get up some leisure see a story and it seems so for like sleep you think you understand it and then a limp something else you hear see some other part of it and realize eve

. >> jimmy: you did a movie with charlie sheen and kiefer sutherland. two crazy guys. >> i did. ago. it was a good time. >> jimmy: i don't see -- i don't know you that well. i don't see the three of you as the actual three musketeers off camera. >> you know what, we had an absolute blast. i was in college at the time. and i got over there, you know, you've got crazy friends in college. i showed up to vienna. i met charlie and kiefer, this is when they were kind of in the height of their craziness -- well, i guess nothing's changed with charlie. i got to be honest with you, charlie is one of the sweetest guys you'll ever meet. it was funny. i was trying to describe it, take your craziest friend from college and give him a boat load of dough. >> jimmy: yeah, and what did he do? >> i won't give you the details, i will say i had a bunch of college guys that were supposed to stop and visit in vienna. they stayed for three weeks. literally, three of them. and they still to this day are telling stories about it. >> jimmy: you pulled a pretty funny prank on ll cool j and lived to tell t

rory sutherland of australia. and levi lighthammer of santa rosa who is favored for the win.he average ride was 3 hours, 27 minutes and 51 seconds. that is an average speed of 23 miles per hour which is amazing considering they went over the top of mount hamilton and then all the way up sierra road. >> that is phenomenal. they are the best in the world. all right. len ramirez, thanks so much. we will be right back. [ music ] ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, look . >>> many of us of a certain age, women and men alike have asked ourselves what would we look like with grey hair? well, after 20 years of coloring my hair we now know what i look like. the decision to go grey is often an emotional one. tonight a look at what it takes for people to finally ditch the dye. >> great. it's good. >> for shirley tubein it started in her 30s. >> and i kind of liked it. >> so she kept it. >> i never thought of my hair as something that was going to stop me from doing anything. >> but many women see grey as the dividing line between young and old. men, too. just because president obama or george clooney may

in march, sutherland told the women of "the view" the movie will come out in 2012.d they were having trouble coming up with a good story line because jack bauer's done everything to save america but maybe this will enter into the plot line now. >> yeah. and as we were discussing yesterday, i think think is going to influence what we see come out of hollywood. obviously made for tv made for film plot line. i want to talk more about what people are talking about throughout hollywood, bin laden's death topic a on so many celebrities' minds. we are right there at premiere of "something borrowed" in los angeles. john and jennifer told "showbiz tonight" how the news affected them. watch this. >> i really remember thinking about how long people have been over there how long our armed forces have been over there fighting for us and a big event like this makes you think maybe it's over and you have got to remember how long they've been in this and this one moment is one moment, it's a big one, but they've been doing it for a long time and we owe them a whole debt of gratitud