once his career was over, mchale ran a successful chain of restaurants.uncharacteristically, trouble. >> restlessness, irritability and discontent describe tom to a t today, but no way is it anywhere near the man i had known and the man i had been married to for years. >> the change was so diabolical. he became a drug addict, he became depressed, he became... had irate moments of violent temper. >> narrator: mchale's addictions spiraled out of control: painkillers, cocaine. >> i remember so clearly him looking at me-- and this is going back, you know, in the final months of his life-- and saying, "lisa, when i look in your eyes, all i see is disappointment." and i honestly don't knowwhethet he was seeing reflected back. but it pains me to think of how much that hurt him. >> a former tampa bay buccaneer was found dead this morning... >> former tampa bay buccaneers player... >> narrator: he had died of an overdose. dr. mckee had read dr. omalu's research, but she wanted to see for herself. >> we dissect and section his brain, do a whole series of microscopi

this may not be the last year from mchale and sven. >> people have said, sven, you have the potentialwant to move in that direction because i want to be actor one day. >> the next time you click on a viral video, loud out loud cringe or shed a tear, remember, there's a lot more than meets the eye. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edrugs of "caught on camera." >>> all the world may be a stage but there's no telling when life will radically depart from the script. in illinois, a man is trampled by a panicked horse while another in north carolina struggles to escape from a deadly inferno. then, a 4th of july celebration goes explosively off course. while taking off in a jet turns into a fight between life and death. and falling from 9,000 feet, two skydivers free themselves before it's too late. >> you have to do something or your you're going to die. >> sometimes the best-laid plans

. >> funding for overheard for evan smith is prooded by the mat -- provided by the mattsson mchale foundation, and from the texas board of legal specialization, board-certified attorneysn your community. experienced, respected and tested. also by hillco partners, texas government affairs consultancy and its global health care consulting business unit, hillco health and alice cleburg foundation and viewers like you. >> i'm evan smith, he's a staffer for cnn whose second book on the nation's n oath, the obama administration. he's jeffery toobin. this is overhead. >> most people want a good job. >> i realized a lot of people weren't writing things in my voice. i had to do it myself. >> he said kid i love you because. >> we're a better country, and we have more to do. >> i will do that. when i want the buzz you can get for working at the absolute top dollar. [laughter] >> jeffery toobin, welcome. >> great to be back. nice to see you again. thank you. >> pleasure. >> why is it the obama white house versus the supreme court?& >> that changed june 28, the day of the healthcare decision. because the

. >> funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by the mattsson mchale foundation in support of public television. also by mfi foundation, improving the quality of life within our community. and from the texas board of legal specialization, board-certified attorneys in your community. experienced, respected and tested. also by hillco partners. texas government affairs consultancy and global health care consulting business unit, hillco health and by the alice cleburg reynolds >> hello, i'm llewellyn king, the host of "white house chronicle," which is coming right up. my first, a few thoughts of own. i had a dispute with an airline recently. one has disputes now adays with airlines, by the mere act of traveling it seems. i had to change the ticket and they wanted more for the changed ticket than the original ticket. well, i didn't like this, i wrote something about it. the public relations people from the airline called me because it had been published in the newspaper, and said you got it all wrong. you signed a contract with us. no i didn't, i bought a ticket. that is not sig

. >> funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by the mattson mchale foundation, in supportf public television. also by mfi foundation, i improving the quality of life within our community and from the texas board of legal specialization, board certified attorneys in your community, experienced, respected and tested. also, by hilco partners, texas government affairs consultancy and its global health care consulting business unit, hilco health. and by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation. and viewers like you. thank you. >> i am evan smith, she's an emmy nominated character actress and oscar nominated song writer with nearly four decades of stage and screen credits, including vanities, 48 hours, nash bridges, smallville and the kennedys of massachusetts, she's annette o'toole, this is overheard. [music]. >> annette o'toole, welcome. >> thank you so much. >> very nice to have you here. >> thank you, i love that you said character actress. >> is that okay. >> i think it's the first time somebody described me as that. that makes me very happy. >> i wonder for some people that i

that ice mchale rice they are working with in the philippines today doesn't it belong to you anymore in the good ones morally and legally it still belongs to us but on the basis of the material transfer agreement which is an agreement between the gates foundation eery and sing get into we were circumvented as a good. that means at the moment we have no direct influence on what has been going on at the erie for the past two years and it's. really for us it is and if we are not happy about these developments we consider it not only unfair but also legally improper. of the we don't intend to take. these and. send us a letter saying they claim that the erie contemporarily determine what happens with golden rice is incorrect they went on to say we would like to state that our interest in golden rice is of a purely humanitarian nature. a noble motivation but one that was unwilling to state on camera we are perplexed for weeks we tried to persuade to participate in this film without success. and what about the disappointed inventor put frankness he is still optimistic. i will have achieved

. >> funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by the mattson mchale foundation, in support of public television. also by mfi foundation. improving the quality of life within our community. and from the texas board of legal specialization, board certified attorneys in your community. experienced, respected and tested. also by hilco partners, texas government affairs consultancy and its global health care consulting business unit hilco health. and by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation and viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i am llewellyn king, the host of "white house chronicle." i am a trained fanatic. i love trains. i have traveled on trains all over the world. i have traveled on them in russia, africa, or europe, and the united states. i've got a little something to tell you. amtrak between washington and boston, which is its premier route, the so-called northeast corridor, really is not that bad. i'm nots up pretty well. pleased with it. they have the most bizarre system of pricing so that you, the customer, never know what it is going to cost, and the computer, whic

. >> from "mchale's navy" to "the carol burnett show," he won six emmy awards. should have been 60. the comedy hall of fame. take a look. >> hi. i'm a lepper. >> reporter: for 11 years, tim conway he won hundreds of applause on "the carol burnett show." to the old man routine. to the novice dentist afraid of his first patient, conway could be counted on to crack up his cast mates as much as his audiences. creating classic moments that earned him a place in entertainment history. how happy are we to look at -- >> take your time. >> i mean, just to watch those sketches and then to see what you're up to now. tim, we love you. >> we do. >> hi. i know. >> tim and julia andrews in one week. >> he said, i know. >> how is your book? >> i haven't read it. but it looks good. it's about 200 pages. it took me almost three days to write it. please, get a copy of it. >> it's such a fun book. >> really. >> you know what's funny, you have been in the studio for about 20 minutes and you have people from all different generations cracking up. your humor seems to transcend. >> to flow, as they say. >>

us were stwratd the small role on "mchale's navy," he started to drink. >> it was worse. >> his life out of control, he attempted suicide. >> tried to go the top of the mulholland drive to end everything, but something stopped -- put my foot on the brakes >> now he is sober and happily married for nearly 40 years. online now, the surprise tv star who helped gavin the night he almost took his own life. >> you've got to come to my shrink. >> that's at extratv.com. >>> so having won his show on tv is amazing but having four, man, that's down right unbelievable. >> chuck lori is living that dream now with "two and a half men," the big bang theory, mike and molly and his new one, "mom." >> we were with chuck as he grabbed some really well-deserved new hardware. an amazing night celebrating the groundbreaking work of the world's premiere neurosurgeon. >> they are saving lives here. >> tv comedy king, chuck lori, honered it ucla department of neurosurgery visionary ball in beverly hills. chuck presented with the rodney respect award named after joan's late husband. >> i want to thank bob ne

the elbow room, an old punk rock club, became a drugstore; mchale's, a working-class watering hole, becamelounge at 85th and broadway, became a bank. and not just any bank. goliath national bank. the world leader in credit and banking. god, i love goliath national bank! okay, first of all, you look like the last pick in the draft. and, uh, second, why are you so excited about some bank? our company just bought them out in a ruthless takeover. ah. took two months. cost 2,000 jobs. oh! it was brutal. who wants a t-shirt? hey, marshall, they're hiring in the legal department. i could get you a job. barney, marshall didn't quit his last soul-sucking corporate job just to go work at a bank. he's gonna be an environmental lawyer. that was the plan, anyway. over the next few weeks, marshall went on a lot of interviews. you are confident, you are energetic, you are focused. a lot of interviews. you are flexible on salary, you're willing to compromise, you're not gonna cry this time. too many interviews.

>> from mchale's navy to a carol burnett, he won six emmy awards.ow happy are we to look at -- >> take your time. >> i mean, just to watch those sketches and then to see what you're up to now. tim, we love you. >> we do. >> hi. >> tim and julia andrews in one week. >> how is your book? >> i haven't read it. but it looks good. it's about 200 pages. it took me almost three days to write it. get a copy of it. >>'s such a fun book. >> really. >> you know what's funny, you have been in the studios for about 20 minutes you have people from all different generations cracking them up. >> that's amazing. that really is. am i true? no. >> we know you so much from the carol show. >> you don't define yourself that way. >> you talk about everything on this long journey. >> yes, well, i have to. >> i didn't realize that -- >> they didn't make you regular right off the bat on the carol burnett show -- >> no. they did 33 shows a year and i did 32 the first year. and the last week, i said i had to have to off in case i had to guest somewhere. >> are you guys all sti