. >> brown: jim harrison was a prolific writer of fiction and etry, most often of men and women in theof rural america and the natural world. among his best known works are "legends of the fall," "dalva," and the more recent "brown dog." a new novel, "the ancient minstrel" came out just this month, and a new volume of poetry, "dead man's float," earlier this year. he'd been a hollywood screenwriter, a food writer for "esquire" magazine. a man of many pursuits who lived large and died this weekend at age 78. in 2009 i visited harrison at his home in montana. here's a look back. >> out there fishing and a little bird hunting. >> brown: harrison is a determined outsider in all senses. >> you really get a hang of the country rather than be stuck in what i call the geopiety of the eastern seaboard. >> brown: careful, because that's where i am. >> i know it, but you deserve it, too. but it does happen. (laughter) >> brown: now 71, jim harrison is blind in his left eye from a childhood accident, chain smoking his american spirit cigarettes, part wild man, part cultivated literary lion who pep

. >>> novellest jim harrison has died. he was best known for his saga "legends of the fall" that was turned into a movie starring brad pitt. he was a poet and outdoorsman writing over 50 books in his lifetime. he was 68 years old. >> and coming up, we'll discuss the issue of daily fantasy >> plus the stage is set for the final four. that's next in sports. >>> for all the latest @cb s snewyork. >>> all right, tell you what, the final four will have amazing story lines this year, huh? villanova is a squad that erased its recent tournament woes. how about syracuse? be in the tournament but snuck into a 10 seed. who knew they would do this damage! no. 1 seed virginia tried to avoid the same fate as kansas and oregon who went out on saturday. the cavs were up by 15 on syracuse with 9 minutes left. some even argued that they shouldn't have even been in the tournament. they finished the year with 19 wins but they proved they are here to stay. new jersey's malachi richardson coming up huge and inspired a 29-8 run to close out the

jim harrison has died. legends of the fall was made into a movie.is death has not been determined. >>> this investigation is underway into the medical emergency death of an alexandria inmate. the 54-year-old man died at a nova alexandria hospital saturday. police say the inmate was being housed in a medical unit at a detention center where he had a medical emergency. his name will be released when his family is notified. >>> a richmond lawyer is hopping to be the winner in the congressional race. in 2014 a university professor, dave brat pulled off a stung upset over eric cantor in the republican primary then won the general election. now a chesterfield county attorney, eileen bedell could set up a possible general election face off with brad. >>> now an inspiring story to start your week off right. a man from houston gives his grandparents the surprise of a lifetime. >> here is the moment he was working toward for he presented them with a $15,000 check to pay off their mortgage. his grandfather broke into tears. >> to see them enjoy, experience it

. >>> fiction writer jim harrison has died. harrison's publisher says he died at his home in arizona yesterday. he was 78 years old. >>> are your property taxes up to date? rockland county now has an aggressive approach. one of the biggest offenders of more than [inaudible] marcus explains. reporter: it was anus conference about tax and the money that the county should be collecting. >> we're talking $1.3 million total and that's the money that the good people of the county are supporting. reporter: but the location was telling, next to a wooded area called patrick farm which is at the heart of where you know of most controversial proposed development in the county. >> open space, trees, wild life, gone forever if this happens. reporter: this is video from a community ever community group which is suing to stop the project. in 2001, the land was purchased. over the years, the town approved zoning that could would clear the way for homes. [inaudible] >> we're talking about with, you know, 7 to 10 bedrooms per unit which is not w

. >>> "the new york times" is reporting on the death of writer jim harrison. harrison's love of the outdoors was reflected in his novels and poems. his best known "legend of the fall" was adapted into a 1994 movie. harrison died saturday in arizona and he was 78. so focused on their smartphones that they ignore the danger ahead. whether it's walking right into a wall or a head-on collision with a hanging plant. ouch. or even tumbling into a fountain! i remember that video. now one new jersey lawmaker wants to get tough with distracted walkers on public roadways in her state. her proposed bill could mean a fine or even jail time. cbs news legal expert rikki klieman joins us at the table to discuss. are you surprised this is even becoming a legal issue? isn't this a common sense issue? >> it's a common sense issue but we understand exactly why it's becoming a legal issue because we need to protect people from themselves! and that is the problem. actually, we also need to protect motorists from hitting someone who is so busy doing this that they are not looking.

. >> dicky: from hollywood - it's "jim tonight -- harrison ford, elizabeth olsen, and music from cam. with cleto and the cletones! here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks to equal ofall of you for coming. very nice. winter is over. spring is here. can you feel it? do you feel that springiness that a new season brings? it's almost like, hey, it's almost like your heart is bopping around on a pair of skechers shapeups, right? tonight to welcome spring the way it should be welcome the we have a special treat. our first annual baby animal parade. let's bring out the animals!

. >>> jim harrison has died. he was known for his saga "legends of the fall." his cause of death has not been released. he was 78 years old. >>> stay down! if i wanted it, you would be dead already. >> a strong showing for batman versus superman, despite the many weak reviews. dawn of justice taking in $170 million, the sixth best weekend of all and the best opening ever for warner brothers, and here's the top five movies. batman v superman was followed by zootopia. my big fat wedding 2, miracles for heaven, and the divergent series. >> really the reviews were not good. >> people didn't care. >> and wonderwoman was in there, too. >>> coming up, the unusual monument for donald trump that ended up in central park. >>> lost and found. even though the precious heirloom was found, one family has more questions than answers. >>> an overtime goal for the carolina, 3-2. t mt ard twk.nogesur-st00eginrn tanphe >>> the faithful packed st. patrick's cathedral for the most important day on the christian calendar. alleluia >> hundreds taking part in the easter celebration, r

and talkins and sea ul and looker and harrison and woodson and reed, and with coaches like fisher and ryan, belichick and phillips and rivera and louis and late jimn and so many more, i feel like i was playing against the middle linebacker or that defensive coach. i will miss bigger out blitzes with with jeff saturday and reggie sitting on top of the bench next to me and perfecting a fake hand off and miss thomas telling me that he loved me and thanking me for coming to denver after every touchdown. and miss the the touchdowns on sunday and on friday, i will miss picking out the equipment game balls and talking football with the broadcast and recapping the game with my dad and checking to it see if the giants won and calling eli, as we are on our teams and miss that handshake with tom brady and plane rides after the big win with 53 teammates laughing and celebrating in the flight. and miss playing against the fans and at home and on the road. and even miss the pap triot fans in foxboro. they will miss me because they got wins off me. and football fans need to know how much they have meant to me over the years, fans, you are at the core of what ma

harrison, woodson and reed. with coaches like fisher, ryan, belichick, kiffin, phillips, rivera, lebau, capers, lewis, the late jimy more, i always felt like i was playing against that middle linebacker or that safety or that defensive coach. i will miss figuring out blitzes with jeff saturday, reggie sitting on top of the bench next to me and perfecting a fake handoff to edgerrin james. i miss demarius thomas telling me loved me and thanking me for coming to denver for every touchdown i threw to him. miss putting in a play with tom moore that ends up on saturday on sunday and friday's miss picking out gam ballses with equipment guys. talking to the broadcast crews and miss recapping game with my dad and checking to see if the giants won and calling eli as we're both on our team buses. i missed that handshake with tom brady, and i'll miss the plane rides after a big win with 53 teammates standing in aisles, laughing and celebrating during the whole flight. i miss playing in in front of so many great fans, both at home and on the road. and i'll even miss the patriot fans in foxboro. and they should miss me. because