angela glover blackwell, welcome. >> thank you.o one i know has worked harder or fought harder about how to rekindle, restore the american dream. and yet here we are, middle class struggling, poverty increasing, the gap between the rich and the poor greater than it's been in your and my lifetime. what keeps you from getting discouraged and giving up? >> i'm not discouraged, and i wouldn't even dream of giving up because we're at a moment right now where i think we have more possibility than i've seen in my adult lifetime. part of what i've been feeling is that all the issues are finally on the table. look at how long it's taken us to have a national conversation about inequality, and i'm not necessarily hopeful it will go on for a long time, but we're having that conversation now. so many people that are being left behind are now in places where they have voice and influence, and they're forcing their way into the conversation. and i believe that the changing demographics of the nation, this reality that before the middle of the ce

that's at billmoyers.com coming up, a dynamic woman of ideas and action: angela glover blackwell. >> america can see its future. and it's a five-year-old latina girl. it is a seven-year-old black boy. what happens to them will determine what america looks like. and many of the young people who are already 18, 19, 20 are going to be the workers of the near future. >>> that's all for now. see you next time.

that's at billmoyers.com coming up, a dynamic woman of ideas and action: angela glover blackwell. >> america can see its future. and it's a five-year-old latina girl. it is a seven-year-old black boy. what happens to them will determine what america looks like. and many of the young people who are already 18, 19, 20 are going to be the workers of the near future. >>> that's all for now. see you next time. this is jotunheim, "home of the giants." it's a high plateau that feels like it's the top of the world. these are northern europe's highest peaks, and they're steeped in norse legends and folklore. this is the land of thor and odin, whose spirits still inhabit the misty peaks. for centuries, villagers trekked across this pass to reach the coast. it was an arduous journey, but today, crossing it is a pleasure. at 4,600 feet, the sognefjell road is norway's highest pass. at this latitude, even these modest altitudes take us high above the tree line, with snow through the summer. norway's lunar-like mountainscapes and deep fjords were shaped by glaciers that covered most of the contine

that's at billmoyers.com coming up, a dynamic woman of ideas and action: angela glover blackwell. >> america can see its future. and it's a five-year-old latina girl. it is a seven-year-old black boy. what happens to them will determine what america looks like. and many of the young people who are already 18, 19, 20 are going to be the workers of the near future. >>> that's all for now. see you next time. steves: from towns on the valley floor, a train takes tourists and adventurers alike to the region's ultimate perch, the jungfraujoch. this breathtaking station sits like a fairy castle at 11,000 feet between two of the region's highest peaks. the weather's usually better in the early morning. we're on the first train. towering high above are the jungfrau, monch, and eiger peaks, named for the legend of the young maiden -- jungfrau -- being protected by the monk, or monch, from the mean ogre, or eiger. continuing on, we change trains at kleine scheidegg, a rail junction at the base of these peaks. it has shops, rustic beds, and hearty food for hikers. this is the jumping-off point f