-- >> jim harrison: yeah. >> anthony: in ah -- >> jim harrison: arizona. >> anthony: arizona. >> jim teased a lot. i'll be hunting, and their border patrol plane flies over, and i run under a tree like i'm hiding, and then their vehicles start swarming in they say, "harrison, you asshole." i says, "i'm trying to keep you on your toes." >> anthony: what was it about this place that hooked you? >> jim harrison: well, i'm claustrophobic acutely so, so montana's about the best place you can live. you never feel hemmed in. any direction you could go miles and miles. [ laughs ] ♪ it had been very hot for three weeks, so i worked well into the cool night, when at 3:00 a.m. a big thunderstorm hit. the lighting was relentless. two hundred years ago when the cheyenne from the east attacked the absaroka in this valley. a group from the cheyenne were massaum, the wolves of heaven, warriors who painted themselves solid yellow. i want to be a yellow wolf of heaven. they disappeared into the lightning. [ gunshot ] ♪ >> anthony: since i was 14 years old, i always wore cowboy boots. maybe 'cause my l

jim harrison thought something from the beginning. and that is exactly how they planned it. you were not a writer. and needed and editor. and false leads at a time. they would be funny and good, and not get through the job as an editor to have these false leads. and the real thing is the idea works it won't be a problem. >> how do you edit and editor. >> i was very vain about my writing, i wanted to show these guys. it was the gauge meant with them much more than suggesting the adjective hanging like something extra and clever. [inaudible question] >> still writing really long pieces. peter matheson once made me write 20,000 words. he just kept saying that is not wise, we should look at this the way it is. [inaudible question] >> i was duped. i was at newsweek and he called and said i have got something going on. i will send a reporter, he said you should take a very careful look at this and read the sub head very carefully. i didn't get it. so take the first letter of his word, it says april fools. it was about this guy who could throw 190 mile fastball and got the mets to

i wrote about how jim harrison used to hang up on me when we were working on the phone over editing this i had made. hang up relentlessly on me. but how mostly we talked about what he was going to make for dinner where he would write about the last 12 course meal he had with mario vitali. he was a great admirer of his beard i read about working with p.j. o'rourke, which was like a window for anthropology field notes. this reporting was so intricate. richard price would rip like many cruise when he was pitching movies or tv shows like we sometimes set together. but in the end, it was all practice for his novels. tom huang used to call it having a long reach, which in his case may be nominated for a national book award in fiction the same year that he won the team roping at the small rodeo in montana. so the book is full of stories like that. there are also the interstitial chapters that are about the tricks of editing. editing is about ideas of course, but it's mechanical as well and you have to get under the hood so to speak if you are making magazine says these to say or websites or swi

>> jim harrison: oh, not much different. this was never forested.

it may another drug in the same class that could be far cheaper >> i'm jim donovan. >>> seeing new video of harrison ford's near miss behind the controls at a small plane at a california airport, this shows the moment the actor flew over the top of a commercial airplane while landing on the wrong runway at john within a airport. they're investigating the mishap >>> turns out we might not, giving our dogs enough credit >> a new steady shows man's best friend can sense bad behavior. >> in the past, the studies have shown that babies can sense someone's harmful intentions. a group of japanese researchers wondered if the same was true. do our fir babies have a human like sense of right and wrong? that depends on who you ask. >> dogs have long been dubbed man's best friend. >> they can sense so much >> fear, happiness, >> imposed >> angry or upset. >> research published in the journal suggests thought can spot bad behavior or at least notice when someone is being a -- that's interesting. >> she knows not to go to certain people >> the findings are based series of is it experiments. after several attempts

it may another drug in the same class that could be far cheaper >> i'm jim donovan. >>> seeing new video of harrisond's near miss behind the controls at a small plane at a california airport, this shows the moment the actor flew over the top of a commercial airplane while landing on the wrong runway at john within a airport. they're investigating the mishap >>> turns out we might not, giving our dogs enough credit >> a new steady shows man's best friend can sense bad behavior. >> in the past, the studies have shown that babies can sense someone's harmful intentions. a group of japanese researchers wondered if the same was true. do our fir babies have a human like sense of right and wrong? that depends on who you ask. >> dogs have long been dubbed man's best friend. >> they can sense so much >> fear, happiness, >> imposed >> angry or upset. >> research published in the journal suggests thought can spot bad behavior or at least notice when someone is being a -- that's interesting. >> she knows not to go to certain people >> the findings are based series of is it experiments. after several attempts som

. >> well, tonight, barbara harrison tells us what happened next. >> jim and wendy, their challenge to end that discrimination against them seemed harder at the time than landing a man on the moon. they were women, some of them with advanced degrees in math and engineering, but they were never able to advance in those matched their abilities. they weren't even allowed to use the ladies room except the one that was designated just for them. i recently made a trip down to nasa's langley research center in hampton, virginia, to find out what's going on there now. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: how high can you climb here? you might say the sky has never been the limit at nasa's langley research center in hampton, virginia. >> right now, we're looking at sending humans to mars. >> reporter: nasa engineer julie williams-bird is one of the women nasa has designated a modern figure. based on the book and movie "hidden figures," which chronicles the work of three women who contributed in america's success in the race to the moon. >> think about sending humans to mars, we start with a concept. >> reporter: s

jim. >> another next update a7:55 up next this morning harrison ford with another close call, in the airovan good >>> bao bao has landed in china. video shows the crate being unloaded from a fedex plane. she will stay in quarantine for about a month. she was born in washington, d.c. and received a big sendoff this week. as part of a longstanding agreement, zoo makers, also pronounced zoo keepers, made sure she was comfortable on the 16-hour flight, packing her favorite foods, including bamboo, and played a little boyz 2 men. of course, that wasn't the bao bao song. we're playing it. >> looks good. >> i can't believe they fedex'd her. >> my kids wanted to know like how they were going to -- were they going to put her to sleep, whether the veterinarians will be down in the cargo hold. >> you want bao bao to have a good ride. little business class. >> and fedex. i love that. they can take anything. welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, new video shows harrison ford's very close call at a southern california airport. the actor mistakenly passing over a jetliner car

harrison wanted. not to mention, again jim, his health still remains something of a question. was confined to his home in florida for some time. given concerns about pneumonia. that's a while back. but they were willing to go there. but just not all the way there, jim, when it came to compensation. >> david, what i find kind of interesting is there was a guy who ran the railroad, he still does, his name's michael ward. it looks like everybody was willing to throw him under the train very easily. his board, the challengers. yes, his operating ratio was sub 70 and i know harrison's had been better being able to get operation ratio down, but csx is uniquely challenged by a lot of coal. do you not find it interesting that michael ward comes on our network every single quarter that business was every bit as good as norfolk southern, union pacific, all fine railroads, that michael ward didn't play a role, what's going on here? >> yeah. well, the board sort of took over and has moved in a direction certainly that this activist wanted. they just weren't willing to go. and you can imag

harrison ford >> we'll tell you what happened at a southern california air force that now has the actor under investigation >> sick of the monthly cable bills? certainly not alone. and tonight's top three tuesday jim donovan has what you need to know. >> a quiet valentine's day but cloud are moving back in and the return of gusty winds come tomorrow morning. i'll tell you how strong, which days they will feel no better than the 20's and when we rebound. >>> the best places to find love in philadelphia. nicole brewer tells you where he is people are most likely to find romance and the biggest turn off for singles in our area when we come back. sglshgs >>> nifty successful matches are made. >> single or spoken for, most of us have an idea of what we want in a partner. >> confidence >> happiness. >> and this valentine's day match is making it easier for those still searching in the seventh annual singles in america. the dating site revealed the top turn-ones for the singles beginning with entrepreneur ship. >> lot of go getters, phillies singles appreciated people who didn't like social media and picked up the phone >> getting a phone call is so much more personal and so much more intimate >> top fiv

harrison ford >> we'll tell you what happened at a southern california air force that now has the actor under investigation >> sick of the monthly cable bills? certainly not alone. and tonight's top three tuesday jim donovan has what you need to know. >> a quiet valentine's day but cloud are moving back in and the return of gusty winds come tomorrow morning. i'll tell you how strong, which days they will feel no better than the 20's and when we rebound. >>> the best places to find love in philadelphia. nicole brewer tells you where he is people are most likely to find romance and the biggest turn off for singles in our area when we come back. sglshgs >>> nifty successful matches are made. >> single or spoken for, most of us have an idea of what we want in a partner. >> confidence >> happiness. >> and this valentine's day match is making it easier for those still searching in the seventh annual singles in america. the dating site revealed the top turn-ones for the singles beginning with entrepreneur ship. >> lot of go getters, phillies singles appreciated people who didn't like social media and picked up the phone >> getting a phone call is so much more personal and so much more intimate >> top fiv

a relative of north korean leader jim jong i wasn't gets leader kim jong un gets sick at an airport and turns up dead. >> airport trouble for harrison>> starting to get slow on i-95. we'll take that you live coming up. up. fios in the house! dave this fios party is da bomb! fo shizzle! it's tv totally ahead of its time. yo, let me check that. oh snap. that x1 voice remote is crunk! and it lets me search with the sound of my voice. what should i watch? things have come a long way since you got fios. [nervously laughs] what's fios? fios has fallen behind. don't fall with it. xfinity x1 will change the way you experience tv. >> ♪ >> that's beautiful. take a look at that t-the commodore barry as we start to see a little bit of dawn peak through the clouds there. it is 6:13 and 33 degrees. >> second really nice sunrise in a row. >> yes. we saw a little more sunshine with the sunrise yesterday, more colorful but yeah, that was nice, too. let's take a look right now at some building volume. not major delay. an easy and 14 minute ride but as we look southbound here near allegheny you can see how we've got some volume building southbound bet