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Pills. everybody thinks not my kid. theres such a stigma that goes along with addiction, that drug addicts are bad people. my son became addicted through a surgery. good people make bad decisions. this can happen to anybody and this drug is pure evil. it wants you dead. even after people are in recovery, they still have to fight this battle every single day because the chemistry of their brain has been changed. im from pennsylvania. our system, the system we have set up for addiction does not wo...

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As the kind of drug people used in street alleys. but not anymore. >> that notion that its concentrated in the inner city among the down and out is -- is less and less the case. >> reporter: as weve seen, heroin has an appeal beyond street corners. contributing to the death of beloved television star cory monteith. >> lets talk about this. we have bob forest, vh1 celebrity rehab and sober house and founder of bob forest counseling services joining me. also gary langus, recovering heroin addict. ...

It, your brain forgets to breathe. i know that sounds crazy because we dont think about it. our brain tells us to breathe all the time. it actually shuts down that part of you brain and you just forget. and thats why heroin is so incredibly dangerous. >> okay. bob, i want to go to you. elizabeth, im going to bring you in and out through this whole conversation. i know people know you and know your face from "celebrity rehab." but you did heroin. how much of it did you do? >> on a daily basis for...

the new york stock exchange. the unemployment dropping below the 9% to 8.6 mark. how is the stock market taking it? >> its taking a breather at this point. the rally has fizzled out because investors had a look at the report. they got a look at what is just behind the headlines. what it showed is that 120,000 jobs were added in november with september and october numbers revised higher by a total of 72,000. sure, the pickup in hiring. its a good sign. but its still not great. the count...

Charlie sheen last night. you heard him in his own words. now cbs president lez moonves says he hopes that "2 1/2 men" comes back but hes made no promises. i want to know what the experts think. joining me is bob forest, director of the hollywood recovery services. an addict himself and an addiction specialist. one of the best cries i p.r. men in the field, howard bergman. youve been in this crisis management for a long time. your old friend, stan rosenfeld, who is charlie sheens publicist, resi...

>> tom, dont do that. >> im tired of talking. >> blame me, because im saying that you should stay. theyre following doctors order when i say that. >> it doesnt matter to me. im leaving. >> larry: why did you do it on national television? why did you agree to that? >> i was intoxicated, i think. no. i know i was. im lying about seeing my kids there. i want to go home. i dont want to go to rehab. i actually at some point -- its all blurry, but i called bob or drew and said i need help badly. i tho...

>> larry: welcome back. tom sizemore, our special guest joined by bob forest, drug counselor, celebrity rehab with dr. drew. hes founder and director of hollywood recovery services and is a recovering addict himself. he was in and out of rehab two dozen times before finding sobriety in 1996 and hes known tom sizemore for 20 years. what took you so long? >> me, i saw you guys talking about what a bottom is. its an interesting subject. tom and i just seemed to be people that have thick skulls and ...

>> larry: were back with tom sizemore and bob forest. tom co-starred in 1993s heart and souls with robert downey, jr. hes had his own well publicized drug problems, and he talked to me about it in october of 2005. watch. have you come to an understanding behalf its all about? >> theres certainly aspects of it that -- theres a reason its listed in american medical book as a disease. theres a part of it thats largely a moral issue, but i think once you have an opportunity to get the help you need ...