the story of arthur miller personalizes the situation to me. i have a son with down syndrome who was born in 2007. over time i have come to a greater understanding of the difference between the time when miller lived, and my own. my son henry is born into a different world, it's not a perfect world, but it is a place where it's possible to raise a child with down syndrome as part of a family. that's the norm. that said, there are still many challenges. there is still a lot of prejudice and misunderstanding. that's the next frontier is to make sure we continue to increase opportunities for inclusion, and daniel's story is a story of re si sill yens resit should also remind us of all the work to be done. >> up next, from sing are songwriter to social activist. a conversation with judy collins. over her rich legacy. al jazeera america. >> in tonight's conversation, judy collins. her career has spanned decades, now in her 70s, the singer songwriter is still speaking out to the issues that have defined her life. john siegenthaler asks judy how she go

. >> jimmy: and you're doing arthur miller. you're doing, this is -- >> no pressure. yeah. >> jimmy: i mean seriously. it's jumping into the fire there. >> i know. >> jimmy: this is like you're going, let's go, let's do a a play. i wann man. >> last time i was on stage i think i played a tree or a a rock. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: don cheadle! have you ever seen his tree? it's fantastic. [ laughter ] >> no.gotta see it. next time. no, next time you got to see it. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. it's not as good as yours, but it's pretty good. yeah. >> it's probably not as good as mine, no. >> jimmy: i got you a little gift for your apartment. next time you invite me over. >> what is it? oh, my god! [ cheers and applause ] gonna be. it's all a fun game. i'll make sure. >> jenga. >> jimmy: i'll get it to your house. i'll make sure. >> jimmy: it's very heavy >> will you hand deliver it? >> jimmy: it's very heavy so i'll hand deliver it t >> yes. >> jimmy: saoirse ronan, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] don't miss her in "the crucible" on broadway. it opens next thurs

. >> tony for salesman and one for, i say arthur miller got one of them. eugene o'neill. i did long day's journey. >> you know a broadway veteran when they call "death of a salesman," salesman. you get stop ad lot and taubed to at restaurants? >> i've think having emotional connection with me, are you? we could have dinner together. >> you know what i mean. of know you. "presumed innoncent." played d.a. you went into the private sector. i felt -- >> i liked that movie too. that was a good movie. >> it was fabulous. my question do you get stopped a lot, what is it like? does it ever get annoying. >> people come up and say brian keith. two little kids. >> oh, goodness. >> she's a hooker around drug addict. finally one time, airplane, first class, everybody gets up at end, grabbing their bags, guy turns around, says,rian keith. >> some guy says no, it is not brian keith. there there. brian dennehey. no, really way off. brian dunne levy. yes, that's right, i'm brian dunne levy. i died in 1948. >> great brian keith, "family affair." surprised you're taken for him. >> he was a