john wayne's plaque is black is john wayne as for the honor of the memorialized in black cement made from black sand. the black sands of iwo jima. c-span: so, when you look back at all the work you did -- >> guest: not much were compared to those guys. c-span: what is the experience been like? >> guest: oh, beautiful. i've been five-year searching for my father, five years finding five more brothers, five years talking to heroes, five years talking to girlfriends who wish their puppy love boys had come back. c-span: as you have gone about the country talking about it but it's been the reaction of the people you see and meet? >> guest: i understand that my dad started teaching me about fame at the age of nine and i was trained how to handle walter cronkite's producers when i was a little kid. c-span: what would you tell them? >> guest: my dad would be sitting at the table in the code was he was in canada so "the new york times" would call and i would say, no, sir i am sorry thank you for calling but my father is fishing in canada. there is no phone up there. we don't know when he is c

now he is playing the duke, for pricing their road john wayne played in the original film.hink this is a bit better. it is really a classic western, i returned to mershon representative read a lot of people thought was dead. the cohen brothers revived it in a credible way. a very horrible movie. i think it will be a huge success with western fans and all film fans in berlin. >> letter people sang about the iranian director. he was there toa member of the jury but was banned from travelling abroad by the government of tehran. what is the word? >> the jury press conferences morning, there was an empty seat next to the jury president. and it was for the iranian director. of course, he is not here in britain -- in berlin. he is sitting in an iranian jail. he was banned for making movies for another 20 years. berlin has responded by programming a retrospective of his film. so there will be his films all over this festival. there will also be public protests against his imprisonment and calling for an end to state censorship in iran. while the director will not be here, his spiri

movement by the tobacco companies to deny that smoking causes cancer and they paid people like john wayne who if memory serves eventually died of lung cancer and they would pay. doctors to do advertisements when i smoke i smoke lucky's of the healthiest cigarette there was no real f.d.a. rules back then there were there were none of that and so there was a concerted effort to protect profits by misleading the public the technical term for that is agnew tala willfully distorting changing raising doubts about stuff that is not in doubt in order to influence policy the tobacco companies have done it and now when you see who's behind the global warming deniers it's essentially big oil is paying for it and full disclosure we own a couple of oil companies we own a sun trust and we own a snow vison and a handful of others but the bottom line is that there are people who are getting big profits from the current status quo and they're very very reluctant to see anything ultimately change right so as a matter of fact the same front groups the same p.r. groups the same political organizations that w

because i didn't want to have to copy john wayne or anything like that. >> reporter: to play the drunkene spent weeks pouring over the novel, studying faces in old west photographs and sponging up bits of every day life to apply to the role. what can you come across in 20010 that's going to form a character from the 1860s? >> well, you think -- i don't drink like rooster, you know i've certainly been drunk before in my life and i don't smoke cigarettes like rooster, but i have smoked cigarettes. i know people who do engage in that thing a lot, and i know that makes your voice a little way, that different thing so you kind of mess around with that. if i ever meet one of you who says he'll never drink water out of a horse track, i give him a daniel webster cigar. what i loved about rooster, which was very unlike a lot of the western characters you see in movies, you know being the strong and silent type he was not too strong kind of fat, and very verbose you know? and really a brewer you know just talk your ear off. >> reporter: right. >> i liked that aspect of him. >> marshall? it is i, y

. >> can we do it at the one on the corner that's the hollywood memorabilia and just take john wayne the oscars that say "world's greatest uncle," we'll take those. if you see a quarter on the sidewalk, do you pick it up? >> i don't -- no, i don't. >> jimmy: dollar? >> i like -- i put it on the -- i put it on top of the meeter, the parking meter. for somebody else. >> jimmy: very nice. do you like dirty movies? >> pornographic movies? >> jimmy: yes. >> i love porn. >> jimmy: you do? [ applause ] i'm going to get rid of the other questions and we're -- let's focus on that, if we could. hotels? >> hotels. you know what i love about hotels? how discreet they are. >> jimmy: are they? >> i love that -- they always give you that little thing at the bomb tom, your room will be charged the same as any other room. no titles will be used. they all cost the same amount. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i have a friend that used to watch the free four minutes and unplug the thing and plug it back in -- >> jimmy: yo >> your friend? >> jimmy: i'm talking about my friend daniel kellison.

see you if you were in "true grit." [ cheers and applause ] >> if i was in "true grit" -- [ as john wayne's niece that got her dad dead. i'm gonna find out who killed him. i think it was the judge. prove it. >> jimmy: oh my god. >> and i'll tell you this. i want to sit down with him and have some grits. [ laughter ] not the fake kind, the true kind. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there you go. that's it! [ cheers and applause ] that would have been unbelievable. >> didn't happen. >> jimmy: that would have been unbelievable. you guys, more with adam sandler when we get back. we'll talk about, "just go with it." come back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ do i look like someone who's at risk for heart disease? well guess what, i am. heart disease took my dad's life, but it doesn't have to take mine because 80% of cardiac events in women may be prevented if we make the right choices. eighty percent. you may not know you're at risk, but one woman dies every minute from this largely preventable disease. help bring a voice to this silent killer. speak up to save lives at goredforwomen.org ♪ [ cheers and appla

to see you if you were in "true grit." [ cheers and applause ] >>if i was in "true grit" -- [ as john wayne'm gonna find out who killed him. i think it was the judge. prove it. >> jimmy: oh my god. >> and i'll tell you this. i want to sit down with him and have some grits. [ laughter ] not the fake kind, the true kind. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there you go. that's it! [ cheers and applause ] that would have been unbelievable. >> didn't happen. >> jimmy: that would have been unbelievable. you guys, more with adam sandler when we get back. we'll talk about, "just go with it." come back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] new kellogg's crunchy nut. so delicious you won't want to wait till morning to eat it. ♪ [ beep ] ♪ ♪ the perfect blend of sweet and nutty in every crunchy bite. ♪ go ahead... it's morning somewhere. go ahead... when you're a stunt woman, work can be pretty unpredictable. from knowing when my next job will be to what i'll actually be doing. so in the rest of my life i like control. especially in my finances. that's why i have slate with blueprint. i can make a plan to

. >> audience member: john wayne!letterman. >> yeah. yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: that is -- that is -- that's letterman. yeah, yeah. >> there's something going on -- when he's kind of -- >> jimmy: and he is always chewing on something, and he's waving as he's walking. >> these are all good. these are all good, by the way. [ laughter ] okay. all right. last one. are you ready? >> jimmy: yeah. >> this is a tough one. this is -- nobody is going to get this. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, man. >> audience member: ellen degeneres. >> christopher walken walkin'. >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers and applause ] that is a deep cut. that is a deep cut. i like that. >> up top. >> jimmy: up high. fist bump and up high. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i like that a lot. will you stick around? more funny with kevin nealon. we'll talk about the movie and more funny stuff, with kevin nealon, when we come back, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ woman ] thursday! finally! dinner with the girls tonight. i really want dessert. i better skip breakfast. yep, th

like john wayne, close his eye, cowboy. >> jimmy: yes, that's right, jeff bridges.ne point for that, yehya. that's right. very good. yehya jumps out to an early lead. let's look at our next oscar winner. this oscar winner is -- >> sandra bullock. >> jimmy: that is correct. very good. yehya leads 3-0, you better get going. let's look at our next oscar winner. it is -- >> oh! samuel jackson. >> jimmy: no. no, not -- yes, yehya? >> i know him, morgan freeman. >> jimmy: that is right! wow! [ applause ] i'm astonished that you know these. >> because i know all the people. young, i don't know. >> jimmy: very good. let's see, maybe we'll have somebody young next. for uncle frank to pounce on. our next oscar winner is -- uncle frank? >> she's gorgeous. uh -- what a name, a beautiful name. i can't think of it. >> jimmy: yehya. >> she's the lady dish got rich with her. she's from australia. >> jimmy: no. >> she's from canada. >> jimmy: no. >> american? >> jimmy: yes. let's give him a point for that. [ applause ] all right. all right, uncle frank, you're getting in a big hole

there i am standing there, and you can see my john wayne pistol. >> bergman: minyard's exploits helpedin him re-election. >> ...no food and no water. >> bergman: you're the elected coroner. >> yes. >> bergman: and you've been elected how many times? >> ten. >> bergman: ten times? >> ten four-year terms. >> bergman: well, you're a politician. >> oh, don't call me a politician. i don't think i'm a politician. i'm more of a community servant. >> bergman: but you're not a forensic pathologist. >> no, no. no, i was in obgyn practice before i became coroner. i have five forensic pathologists who work for me. >> bergman: but it's coroner minyard who interprets his pathologists' findings, and he decides whether or not a death is a homicide. and some of those decisions have been very controversial. take the case of adolph archie. >> red alert! red alert! officer shot. >> officer shot! >> bergman: 20 years ago, adolph archie fled after killing a police officer. >> suspect is going from la salle to chartres on foot. >> bergman: when the police captured archie, an ominous message came over the rad

juliano from the john wayne cancer institute in santa monica conducted a randomized trial of 900 women diagnosed with tumors, five centimeters or smaller, with one or two lymph nodes involved. half underwent the radical procedure. the other this more limited operation. they also got radiation and chemotherapy. >> the five-year survival was 92% regardless of which operation and roundfully the women with the central node biopsy alone did just as well as the women with the more radical operation. >> reporter: study in this week's "journal of the american medical association" suggests less radical treatment maybe the best choice for many women. >> we may be able to treat breast cancer, even though it spread to the lymph nodes, less radical surgery and achieve the same results that we've been achieving with the more rad al operation. >> reporter: bobbi doesn't look back anymore. she's still looking forward. still very lucky living every day and enjoying every day and -- and thankful that i feel so good. >> that is something to be thankful for. dr. hensel tells us that less radical surgery m

the flaps and stuff and remind people -- >> i thought you were going to say like robert redford, john wayne, clint eastwood? [ laughter ] i get the guy with the flaps on the hat! when you get weather like this, it's sells, amazing to watch all the weather developing outside right now. we are seeing the cold showers at this hour already scattered about the bay area in toward the redwood city area. you have showers there along 101 so watch out for that stretching over towards union city and also into hayward. but really this just the setup. no snow just yet. but throughout the day, we are going to see some very cold air pouring into the bay area. seeing some of that right now and you can also see some white here, some white and pink. that's a wintry mix as that cold air is going to just drop down in our direction so by the afternoon, snow levels dropping to about 1,000 feet. that's right. many of the mountaintops especially in the north bay going to start to pick up snow and accumulating on the ground. highs today will be cool, 40s and 50s all around the bay area. and then it looks like it's

that is something from john wayne movies that this code for oh oh or we are in trouble now. that was what it was. what happened was that set off my interest. i did all the normal things you do if you are interested in comanches but it was really about a yankee's love affair with the state of texas. i traveled all over the state. when i was a writer in texas i traveled all over the state and heard comanches stories. we all looked forward to times when you go to amarillo or out there. it was true. [talking over each other] >> so it was a bit of understanding that what the planes were and what a plains indian was and to me -- a lot of

now he is playing the duke, for pricing their road john wayne played in the original film.hink this is a bit better. it is really a classic western, i returned to mershon representative read a lot of people thought was dead. the cohen brothers revived it in a credible way. a very horrible movie. i think it will be a huge success with western fans and all film fans in berlin. >> letter people sang about the iranian director. he was there toa member of the jury but was banned from travelling abroad by the government of tehran. what is the word? >> the jury press conferences morning, there was an empty seat next to the jury president. and it was for the iranian director. of course, he is not here in britain -- in berlin. he is sitting in an iranian jail. he was banned for making movies for another 20 years. berlin has responded by programming a retrospective of his film. so there will be his films all over this festival. there will also be public protests against his imprisonment and calling for an end to state censorship in iran. while the director will not be here, his spiri

comanches are something that in john wayne movies was code for, uh-oh. [laughter] oh, we're in trouble now, that's a comanche arrow. that was pretty much what it was. so what happened was that was what set off my interest. so i did all the normal things you would do if you're interested in comanches. beyond that, though, i think it was really about a yankee's love affair with the state of texas. when i was time bureau chief i traveled all over the state, when i was a writer at texas monthly, i traveled all over the states. we all at texas monthly looked forward to getting assignments where you had to go to amarillo or lubbock. i know that sounds strange. [laughter] but it was true. >> [inaudible] we love of you equally. >> so it was a bit of just understanding what the plains were and what a plains indian was. and to me it was all -- and i think a lot of that comes through the book, this kind of oh, wow, the yankee's learned some stuff about the state. i and -- and i think that informs about the book because it was like, wow. >> right. what is it that yo

. ♪ i've been afraid of changing ♪ ♪ because i have built my life around you ♪ ♪ >> john wayne schultzthe contestants asked to move on. the contestants were divided tw two other rooms were dismissed. >> i forgot the words. >> ashley sullivan actually forgot the lyrics to the words. but she was also picked for the final round. >>> 7:50. millions of dollars on the line. the reason a local medical marijuana dispensary is reportedly opening its books to the irs. >>> more changes to facebook. the new options found on the website this morning that's being praised by gay marriage advocates. >>> an east bay medical marijuana dispensary is getting some unwanted attention from the internal revenue service. harbor side's health center is being aditted according to "the sacramento bee." the facility reportedly does 22 million a year in transactions and pays state taxes but federal tax codes enacted to keep drug deemers from profiting -- dealers from profiting could also be applied and that could cost the center millions of dollars. >>> the federal government says there is a growing internet gap in

. >> reporter: from the days of silent films to john wayne westerns, straight on to today's mega actionor hollywood. seamlessly inserted into a sequence to make it look like the stars themselves are in jeopardy. >> hair, body type is most important, so if you have the same body type as the actress, should you never see my face and you should never know when it's myself or the actress. >> reporter: tammy has taken plenty of hard knocks in films like fast and furious, true blood, the office she was the one holding the tray. and even getting a face full of cake in the soap days of our lives. we recently caught up with tammy to learn some of the secrets of hollywood stunt work. number one, stay in tip top shape. her days off start at the beach for a killer workout. but it's here at this gym many stunt performers come to hone their skills. when i see a fight keen, i always assume they're doing this but not really making contact. are you making contact? >> no. >> reporter: you're not. >> smoke and mirrors, baby. it's just near misses. or give to me straight on. >> reporter: but it's not all s

jeff bridges, he won last year for "crazy heart" but john wayne played rooster cogburn, do you thinkat again? no, that's not going to happen. you hear me talking around this? i'm talking around it because this is a no-brainer. colin firth as the stammering king george vi in "the king's speech" is winning this. i don't care if the movie didn't win another award. this is the guy. there's nobody that gives out awards that doesn't give it to colin firth in "the king's speech." you know what? he deserves. so let him have it. you know, there, have you one sure thing from me. >> all the picks. are you going to go with that or not? >> he picked "the king's speech" to win. it's funny to me. because weeks ago, it was all about "the social network" and now "the king's speech." >> i think we're going with heidi the cross-eyed opossum. she's saying colin firth. a lot of people are saying for best actress, that will be a tossup. >> we'll see how it goes. i still think the facebook movie is the best of the year but that's because i'm addicted to facebook. ? do you think the two of us will ever find

you probably know him as trapper john from "m.a.s.h." but wayne rogers is here.at. >>> let's get back outside with sam and the weather. >> good morning, guys. we found a small but mighty crowd to keep warm with. pittsburgh -- that's very nice. pittsburgh, we love the heart. very nice. nicely done. i love you back. let's get to the boards. one or two things going on this morning we want to talk about. a live shot out of tulsa, oklahoma. if you managed to get 5 1/2 inches between last night's snow and the stuff that falls this morning, it's the snowiest winter ever if you manage to do that. your abc station will tally it up for you today. here's who gets snow. topeka oklahoma city tulsa, memphis, jackson, morehead city. atlanta. and there will be another snow line toward carolina. then comes the arctic air behind the system. and this is part of what made sure the snowmaker didn't get farther north from new york city into boston. it was the cold air that held that system in the south. next week, we start to warm up a little bit. i'm looking at l.a. that's 73 degrees

, manchester u, and austin vail a, the goalie wayne rooney to his forward edwin ma czar for the goal. they win 3-1. >>> david blues, looked there, ties johnastian giguere, he won the battle but they lost to toronto. >>> trying to upset number 1 kentucky, 7 second left, yes, chris ward hits the go-ahead three. 2-point win. that's it. we'll be right back. ,, we could've gone a more traditional route... ... but it wouldn't have been nearly as memorable. ♪ don't forget to watch c-b-s 5 early edition begining david letterma >>> letterman is coming up. >> who is on tonight?

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john dickerson in washington. thanks a lot. >> thanks, russ. >> mitchell: you may never see a more spectacular soccer goal than this one. >> oh, wonderful! >> mitchell: that was manchester united's wayne rooney with his back to the net. rooney used a perfectly timed bicycle kick to blast the ball just under the crossbar to beat manchester city. his manager said it was the greatest goal he's seen in 25 years. years. a medication i could take and still smoke, while it built up in my system. [ male announcer ] chantix is a non-nicotine pill proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these symptoms or behaviors, stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. if you develop serious allergic or skin reactions, stop taking chantix and see your doctor right away as some of these can be life-threatening. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or