the real life brother of peter graves, by the way. he starred in "gun smoke" for 20 years. 1955 to 1975, the longest tv running drama. he was a big norwegianer, he stood 6'7". he was infantry in world war ii and was hit by machine gun fire in an invasion. his leg was shot up. with a purple heart and a bronze star on his chest, he thought his life was just about over when he came home from the war a shy, wounded veteran. then he pinned a badge on his chest. acting saved him. "gunsmoke" launched so many other careers. his career had 50 films, and a good life, although he suffered chronic pain. james arnott was 88 years old. >>> we'll take a break now, and up next, the stuff from this past week's news that you had to be looking so closely to catch. >>> two days back when we launched our new ipad app and told you it contains material beyond was airs here every night, we thought, why not try to get more of those stories and small details on the air when we can. so now before we go tonight, what this week looked like if you were watching cl

he was a world war ii veteran and the older brother of the late actor peter graves. james arnecessary died of natural causes at 88 years old. >>> paying to park in downtown san jose could cost more starting next month. the city council will consider a plan to raise rates as much as 33% at the 5 public garages breathed by the city. the proposal calls for eliminating free parking on weekends and holidays. merchants say that will drive away customers who are starting to come down town to ntown to shop and dine. >>> good afternoon to you, a live look from bay point, high clouds overhead, temperatures cooler than yesterday but no sunshine today. mid and high level clouds across the region. they are not going away. we are just getting started. 59 degrees right now san francisco. 57 in oakland, 63 degrees san jose. low 60s concord, 63 in livermore, 59 degrees outside your door in redwood city. you been picking up moisture already over areas of boulder creek down into santa cruz. most of this not hitting the ground but again, as we know it is going to be a wet cool weekend.

." >> reporter: raised in minneapolis, the older brother of actor peter graves, he made his way to hollywoodhere within four months the 6'7" arness was sharing the screen with academy award winner loretta young. he made more than 30 movies, including sci-fi classics "them," and "the thing." but it was on t.v. where he made his name as the fast-drawing marshal who only shot when he had to. >> he's a gunman, doc. he has to be eliminated. >> reporter: number one for many years, "gunsmoke" was almost always in the top ten, with james arness in the saddle the entire 20-year run. >> i never had a time where i thought, gee, i've been doing this long enough, i've got to go do something else. >> reporter: hollywood has a movie version of "gunsmoke" in the works, but to many, the strong and true matt dillon will forever be james arness. bill whitaker, cbs news, hollywood. >> smith: next, words of wisdom for the class of 2011. >> you will never see a u-haul behind a hearse. you can't take it with you. you. ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription

born in minneapolis the older brother of actor peter graves arnett drifted through various jobs in hollywoodrts including roles in sci-fi thrillers such as "them." >> i just found your missing person. >> reporter: and "the thing." when cbs launched a tv version of its radio series gun smoke in 1955, it offered the lead to film legend john wayne who recommended his occasional movie co-shar arnett for the part instead. >> they have a young man here under contract who i think would maybe fit the bill. you know. he very graciously offered to introduce the first episode. >> now i'm proud to present my friend jim arness in gun smoke. >> reporter: week after week, year after year, the 6'7" arness played marshal din dylan as a commanding enforcer of frontier justice. in situations more complex and mature than the usual tv western fare. >> you're selling opium. >> selling opium? >> reporter: gun smoke ran from 1955 to 1975 and it still holds the american record for largest number of scripted episodes. 635. with arness seeing the run all the way through. >> never had a time when i thought, gee, you kn

grave. plus the former prime minister of ukraine goes on trial for abuse of power that's alleged trev cost her country millions of dollars peter showing their faces up to ten years behind bars if convicted in here . the prince of take my will join me for more on those stories in fifteen minutes from now in the meantime let's check out the sport news with natasha. this is life sports news in our team and here are the headlines this hour the world cup worries russian media reports for regions are sad to lose the right to host matches at the twenty eighteen too many. mixed feelings media shut up over makes it through into a third stage of well done but last year's round up a bit as i'd always out a straight sense of smithtown appear on paper. and russia's only drive a truck racing championship fails to make the podium at a later stage and francois he said to catch up with rivals at his home leg next month. google found the locals alike and for russian regions could be in for a massive disappointment ahead of the twenty two in the world cup according to media reports in the country fourteen of the planned host areas may be cut to

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