roy gleason about thank you mr. gleason for your time and your service in the vietnam war.our military career versus your sports career, the emotion he you may feel on this -- emotions you may feel on this day. >> it brings back a lot of good memories both my careers from the military and from my times playing baseball. the times out here i can't replace, it was my boyhood dream to make it to the major leagues which did i, although very short but i did get here. and when i was asked to perform i was only in eight games. but i did everything perfectly. consequently i was drafted, and shipped out to vietnam in 1967. and you know you never know what's going to happen when something lapse in that situation. but i'm honored and proud to have served my country and go through and be here today is a blessing for me. because believe me i'm very happy just to be breathing air right now. >> as you said like so many men during this time, you're taken off to war just when your life starts, you were 20, 21 when you had to serve for your country. you played in the minor leagues but never

and jackie gleason and that's the way i do it i don't know if it's the right way your professional like i'll have an idea of who somebody is and basically i i enter with that and then i just let the conversation unfold i'm careful not to avoid like if somebody you know cured cancer or won an oscar i want to make sure i bring that up but i also have a good idea if i want to talk about the other things the book in a stand up was a stand up special inky pain is on netflix netflix instant get it into getting time i think that was the way to do it when. studio audience there was an audience i did in a small club i want to do a very specifically intimately i wanted to do it like like a stand up club i did a member the whole village gate it's i did it what was used to be the basement show room the bottom of the main showroom in the village it's now a place called the possum rouge we looked at a few places i want to go ceilings i wanted to have an organic feel i had some history at that venue when i was younger i used to smoke told me they're right there it was a great venue and they write they

bye. >> come in, gleason.re's about ten people out there already. >> 10-4. >> we are getting a live play by play. it doesn't get any better than this. >> far from the open air drug markets on the west side, more and more high-level dealers are setting up shop in the suburbs. >> this is prime real estate. prime real estate. >> one successful female dealer has been catering to users out here for years. >> apparently she owns several houses and cars. that's all she does. this is how she supports her family. talking to the informant, he says if we are after her, she fled. >> they're doing a deal right now. we've got a visual on them. >> he is skittish about bringing them together a second time and insists on doing the hand-off himself. >> i got a white chevy coming out of austin. i haven't confirmed if it's her yet. it's the target. >> nixon is behaving suspiciously, yet they'll play along with him now. >> target is driving northbound austin. >> we got the 1/4 ounce. it came out of the car. he was so like -- he ge

gleason's character discovers the men in his family can travel in time. look. >> i'm tim. >> i'm mary. >> my mother's name. >> i remind you of your mother? >> could you give me one second. >> i'm tim. >> i'm mary. >> i love your eyes. >> do you? >> i love the rest of your face, too. i haven't looked further down. i'm sure it's all fantastic. >> the reviewer who reviewed "thor" loved this. gave it three out of four fares. -- four stars. you saw this. do you agree? >> if you liked "four weddings and a funeral ," "brigette jones diary ," this is the kind of quirky british humor you'll enjoy. >> is this the same rachel mcadams we saw in this other time travel movie she did? >> she has a career built around time travel. >> all right. so you would give two thumbs up to this one? >> i would. if you're in for a nice date movie, this is it. >> so this is like our chick flick and if you want some action adventure, "thor" is for you. >> right, both spectrums this weekend. >> good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> we'll turn it over to mike and howard. >> she's o

craig gleason has more. >> reporter: they lumbers into the military base.hose who couldn't walk were carried, the sick, the old, and those who simply wanted together escape the disaster. >> bodies are on the road, and nobody is picking them up. >> reporter: the injured and sick were taken to a military hospital. for many here the horror of loosing their families far outweighed the pain of their injuries. this woman was struck by a roof after it collapsed after the storm. the doctors are working around the clock overwhelmed by the sheer volume of injured. but every now and then a ray of hope. >> today we have a spine fracture, so mostly trauma injuries. we have pregnant women coming in. i delivered two baby's yesterday. >> reporter: the c130s are loaded with supplies. >> the u.s. government is helping us, and various other international governments are helping us, bringing in aid, and we continue to bring support to the people effected by the superstorm haiyan. >> reporter: the government today sending in more troops to control the looting, and also a few br

- oh, i love domhnall gleason.arming and he's sweet, he's funny... - he was. -...and he's unconventionally attractive. - exactly. and he got more attractive as the movie went along. - and the family is like a whole series of stereotypes! so, it's the sturdy but sweet mother; the quirky but sweet father; the spaced out but sweet uncle! - and then, the quirky but sweet sister. but he's adorable. he's a lovely actor. i would love to see more of him.

craig gleason has more from cebu, philippines. >> reporter: one of the main problems with a disaster like this is finding water, food and particularly shelter for displaced people. hundreds have been arriving on the c-130 hercules aircraft every day, and finding them shelter is one of the main concerns of the philippine government. they're using a gymnasium to place people. if we look at the board, you can see there are 191 people here, 54 of those are under the age of 9, amongst the vulnerable groups we have four lactating mothers and we've got nine injured people and no pregnant women just yet. over here we've all the medical action. this is hosted by the taiwan medical peace corps where they treat the sick and injured. the man who is responsible for looking at all this is joel, the chairman. nice to meet you. tell us a little bit about what's going on here. it's very important work. you get a lot of sick and injured people coming in with the flights into cebu here. >> yeah. we have a mini hospital here. instead of everyone going to the hospital, we have a hospital here right now.

and jackie gleason and that's the way i do it i don't know if it's the right way your professional like i'll have an idea of who somebody is and basically i i enter with that and then i just let the conversation unfold i'm careful not to avoid like if somebody you know cured cancer or won an oscar i want to make sure i bring that up but i also have a good idea i want to talk about the other things the book in a stand up was a stand up special inky pain is on netflix netflix instant get it into getting time i think that was the. to do it with the studio audience there was an audience i did in a small club i want to do a very specifically intimately i want to do it like like a stand up club i did a member the whole village gate it's i did it what was used to be the basement show room the bottom of the main showroom in the village it's now a place called the possum rouge we looked at a few places i want to go ceilings i wanted to have an organic feel i had some history at that venue when i was younger. and right there it was a great venue and they write they did comedy when i was starting

100 service men and women from the army cp, navy, ae air force, marines and national guard. .roy gleason received the purple heart. more later. >> thank you michael. nashville is synonymous with american music, right? an old fashioned printing shop that gave life to are musical acts is enjoying a bit of a why renaissance. >> you are walk into the oldest letter-print shops in the country. >> hatch is an iconic place that has been around for 130 years. >> i know that we saw led zeppelin earlier in 1971 playing the municipal auditorium. >> hatch is a living breathing functioning museum of letter presses, still turning out why posters. >> the layman's dechtion of letter press is letters are pressed into paper with ink. >> this kind of genuine tfnl arr technology is retro. >> we are proud when the new band comes in and asks us to help define their presentation into the public. >> and with their unique style, that's not always perfect, these hatch-show prints mark a right of passage. >> it could be mumford and sons. guys traveling everywhere, hatch fans i'm proud to 68. >> preserving history i

entry, mike gleason followed by moose. >> did you ever think you'd be doing this?ow justifies things you never thought you'd do. and i have crossed lines that i would never cross to help him. >> police make a successful hit. they take their target into custody and recover the narcotics and paraphernalia they hoped for thanks to cash. >> the guy was great. he was probably one of the best informants i've ever worked with on the street. >> even so, there's no guarantee that cash's efforts will pay off for his boyfriend tango. who still has to convince the state's attorney that he'll go clean if he's given a second chance. >> you know, my thought is is he going to get back out there and use again? if you look at true addicts that are really resourceful, they usually have set up safety nets and surround themselves with enablers. and it almost appeared as if that was what was going on. we got to see his boyfriend. i think he's going to feel used. there's no doubt. >> when it comes to drugs and crime, some patterns can seem almost impossible to break. by the end of anothe

jane kean worked with jackie gleason in the 1940s. she played the long suffering wife of ed norton.ng, we here at cnn are preparing for a special holiday tradition. >> one of my favorite to watch on cnn. the celebration of the top ten heroes of the year voted on by you. this event airs sunday, december 1st at 8:00 p.m. eastern. first, here's cnn's nischelle turner with the behind the scenes view. >> reporter: hosted by anderson coop cooper, the heroes event is backed with emotion and unforgettable moments. a night when hollywood's brightest stars come together. >> it makes your jaw drop. >> reporter: to shine the spotlight on ten remarkable people who are changing the world. like a great grandmother who used her life savings to turn a bus into a classroom. >> estella. >> reporter: and a woman who started a drill team to keep kids off the streets. turning the tables on a traditional awards show. >> i'm not the only hero in this room. >> reporter: cnn heroes puts these every day people center stage. it's a star-studded event with a few surprises. and a heroic ending that you tonight w