Jim Marshall

ALL HELL BROKE LOOSE harkens back to the days of the classic western to tell the tale of Will Drayton (Jim Hilton), a former Civil War sharpshooter who tries to atone for his brief post-war lapse into crime by becoming a lawman. Now married, Will must join forces with U.S. Marshall Ian McHenry, the man who was once his enemy, to wage war against the gang of criminals who were once his comrades. David Carradine delivers one of his final performances in this authentic western.

This week the lives of three very different artists were lost: Car designer Ferdinand Alexander Porsche, who died in Austria at age 76; Jim Marshall, who didn't invent the rock guitar amplifier, but made it LOUDER, died at age 88; and popoular painter Thomas Kinkade, whose warm and cozy images of home and landscapes were his unmistakable trademark, died at the age of 54.

On Washington Unplugged Rep. Jim Marshall of the House Armed Services Committee spoke with Jan Crawford and New York Times' Jeff Zeleny about the impact of the WikiLeaks reports on Afghanistan.

Jim's daughter Ariel Tweto loves her ground crew duties but she's got a lot to learn before she gets her wings.