he starred with jack webb on the dragnet series. his career included dozens of films. >>> there is nothing easy about a marathon. this was tough t was the 7th annual ice marathon. 36 runners took on the subtsar temperatures. and every one of them completed the 26.2-mile course and survived the big chill. >> those are snow shoes. at least it was sunny out there. that is coming into the region as you can see here. and and 12:30. and there is the cold air just catching up with precipitation. we're not going to see rain fall. because of the rain earlier airport above freezing. 27. >> and canceled for 37 cumberland. and here at dc. >> and warmer on the shore. in the 40s. and locally get reports as low as 34 across the tier. and that's about t and temperatures can trop to 31, 32 degrees. they can be easy spots. and and drying things out. anything left north and west it could freeze up. up the east coast. rain there. western pa. and cooler temperatures. >> and another fun coming through. and chilly and the weekend. and 15 to 20. and rain a

. >> reporter: in the 60s and 70s, harry morgan starred opposite jack webb in "dragnet."but the ban tore between the two was some times more lighthearted. >> this is a good report. in fact it is excellent. i am sure the captain will think so too. >> just my usual good work? >> you bet. i am fortunate to have you working with me. >> reporter: one of morgan's last public appearances at an unveiling in 2009 for a dragnet post tal st postal stamp. morgan spent ten years portraying the fatherly colonel sherman potter. >> it would be hard to call what we have been through fun. but i am sure glad we went through out together. you boys always managed to give me a good laugh when i needed it most. >> reporter: for his work on "m.a.s.h." morgan was nominated nine times for best supporting actor emmy winning once in 1980, not bad for a go who originally planned to have a career in law. instead he had a career in show business that lasted a lifetime. >> don't forget to have a happy life too. >> you, dear, sweet man. i will never forget you. >> reporter: and with his wealth of work, v